EPTChris Christie flipping back on everything he said he was for in hopes of staying up.
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Chris Christie flipping back on everything he said he was for in hopes of staying up. | ||
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On January 15 2016 11:31 Introvert wrote: It was public before the senate election. I see it was disclosed to the Senate, but I don't see where it was public. I definitely remember this being utterly unknown during his Senate campaign. Do you have a source? | ||
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On January 15 2016 11:46 ticklishmusic wrote: Ben Carson asking the serious questions in the most serious way possible and its still ironic haha yeah. "a house divided against itself, cannot stand"- continues to rig the house with explosives ^^ | ||
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On January 15 2016 11:48 Doublemint wrote: haha yeah. "a house divided against itself, cannot stand"- continues to rig the house with explosives ^^ More or less what Jeb! said too. "The attack ads are here, people will have to get used to them - stop dividing everyone with arguments, yada yada" | ||
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Introvert
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On January 15 2016 11:47 acker wrote: I see it was disclosed to the Senate, but I don't see where it was public. I read it in an article somewhere, I'm not going to go find it right now. Regardless, taking out a loan is hardly a sin. Who cares if it was from GS, It's a loan. | ||
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On January 15 2016 11:47 Nyxisto wrote: this is why political debates need to happen on public television What does this mean. | ||
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I mean this is essentially entertainment, not politics any more. | ||
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On January 15 2016 11:50 Nyxisto wrote: I mean this is essentially entertainment, not politics any more. It's both. I still don't understand your comment, but it's fine. I don't see how it would be different on PBS. | ||
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On January 15 2016 11:49 Introvert wrote: I read it in an article somewhere, I'm not going to go find it right now. Regardless, taking out a loan is hardly a sin. Who cares if it was from GS, It's a loan. After quite a bit of Googling among hard-right websites, I found a Twitter picture of someone holding what appears to be a financial form from the Cruz Campaign that's utterly arcane as to the terms of the loan, when it was publicly disclosed (as opposed to filed to the Senate), and, at best, completed just two weeks before the election date. I hope that isn't your "source". Once again, I don't know how his supporters would have taken this. | ||
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On January 15 2016 11:52 acker wrote: After quite a bit of Googling among hard-right websites, I found a Twitter picture of someone holding what appears to be a financial form from the Cruz Campaign that's utterly arcane as to the terms of the loan, when it was publicly disclosed (as opposed to filed to the Senate), and, at best, completed two weeks before the election date. I hope that isn't your "source". No, but I don't recall what it is. Really though, taking out a loan is not news. Even if you criticize bailouts. This really isn't complicated. His supporters wouldn't have cared. It's a loan. | ||
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Right Trump, because people bring a ton of guns to concerts and the venue lets them do that At least they acknowledge the mental health problem, so that's progress | ||
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On January 15 2016 11:54 Introvert wrote: No, but I don't recall what it is. Really though, taking out a loan is not news. Even if you criticize bailouts. This really isn't complicated. His supporters wouldn't have cared. It's a loan. I believe his supporters wouldn't have cared if they're accurately represented by the crowd at this debate. | ||
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On January 15 2016 11:56 acker wrote: I believe his supporters wouldn't have cared if they're accurately represented by the crowd at this debate. We'll see if this thread cares more about Cruz's loan than Trump does LOL. I want to find out. | ||
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Criminals generally steal their guns from legal owners, buy guns through associates that can pass background checks, or obtain guns through private sales. All of which are definite issues. | ||
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