Tea Party wins primary in Delaware - Page 20

On September 20 2010 01:23 Adila wrote:


You know the majority of the founding fathers are far from "commoners" right?

That said, they were at least intelligent and capable of some compromise.

On October 03 2010 08:29 Biochemist wrote:
It's funny that this stuff is coming from Bill Maher, since he doesn't believe in vaccines because he doesn't believe germs cause disease.

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Tons more where that came from. Very ironic for him to poke fun at someone else for holding onto a few beliefs that run contrary to established scientific consensus when he obviously has several of his own.

On October 03 2010 08:29 Biochemist wrote:
It's funny that this stuff is coming from Bill Maher, since he doesn't believe in vaccines because he doesn't believe germs cause disease.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSg6lG3cvTE

Tons more where that came from. Very ironic for him to poke fun at someone else for holding onto a few beliefs that run contrary to established scientific consensus when he obviously has several of his own.

On October 03 2010 10:29 Ferrose wrote:
Does she believe in using fear? My parents are Republicans, and they always told me that if we elected Obama, that the government would control every aspect of our lives and that if we passed "Obamacare" that with all my medical problems, I'd die, because I'd have to wait six months to visit my doctor. Because any poor person could go to the hospital that I go to. And to justify it they tell me that that's how the universal health care in Canada works.

On October 03 2010 10:29 Ferrose wrote:
I'd die, because I'd have to wait six months to visit my doctor. Because any poor person could go to the hospital that I go to.

... Who the hell is this broad? I've never heard of her before. Is the Tea Party trying to convince us that random bitches who crawl out of the woodwork to run for government spots are indeed somehow qualified for those positions?

On October 03 2010 12:02 Fenrax wrote:


Just as a question, what would they answer if you asked them if they were ok with poor people dying because they can't afford to pay the hospital.

On October 03 2010 12:08 starcraft911 wrote:


The fact that I know nothing about her means I like her more than the politicians I know something about. Usually people who're "qualified" are just slimey.

he doesn't believe germs cause disease.

This woman has a blank look in her eyes, characteristic of an intense Christian. It is pathetic that people have any support for this person, but at least I have someone to hate.

On October 03 2010 10:29 Ferrose wrote:
Does she believe in using fear? My parents are Republicans, and they always told me that if we elected Obama, that the government would control every aspect of our lives and that if we passed "Obamacare" that with all my medical problems, I'd die, because I'd have to wait six months to visit my doctor. Because any poor person could go to the hospital that I go to. And to justify it they tell me that that's how the universal health care in Canada works.

On October 03 2010 13:44 GodIsNotHere wrote:

Your parents are a perfect example of what Republican scare tactics do to good people. :\

On October 03 2010 13:50 thopol wrote:
Hearing things like this make me never want to move back. You hear me USA? Clean up your act or you'll never get custody of thopol again.

On October 03 2010 08:29 Biochemist wrote:
It's funny that this stuff is coming from Bill Maher, since he doesn't believe in vaccines because he doesn't believe germs cause disease.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSg6lG3cvTE

Tons more where that came from. Very ironic for him to poke fun at someone else for holding onto a few beliefs that run contrary to established scientific consensus when he obviously has several of his own.

And they've gone to a couple Tea Party protests on Tax Day.