where is the outrage?
I'm outraged
I'll have to say go fuck yourself slinger. Respectively.
Hey you cant do thatMason4Assassin444 wrote:
I'll have to say go fuck yourself slinger. Respectively.
i think its funny
its ok. He put the disclaimer at the end.
Its just politics. Not personal.Mek-Izzle wrote:
Hey you cant do thatMason4Assassin444 wrote:
I'll have to say go fuck yourself slinger. Respectively.
I think Alan Keyes supporters have WAY more of a right to cry conspiracy.
Politics?Mason4Assassin444 wrote:
Its just politics. Not personal.Mek-Izzle wrote:
Hey you cant do thatMason4Assassin444 wrote:
I'll have to say go fuck yourself slinger. Respectively.
In MY 'Everything Else'?
Now I'm really outraged
Kinda hard to take him seriously after he was shipped in as a ringer to run against Obama for the Illinois senate.
Except he has no supporters. That's the one problem.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
I think Alan Keyes supporters have WAY more of a right to cry conspiracy.
moar liek jenk druwer m i reightMek-Izzle wrote:
Politics?Mason4Assassin444 wrote:
Its just politics. Not personal.Mek-Izzle wrote:
Hey you cant do that
In MY 'Everything Else'?
Now I'm really outraged
not bf2, not bf2s
Because of the media blackout. Im sure if he had more exposure he would draw more of a following. The media snubbed. Except for Fox news, wow.Mason4Assassin444 wrote:
Except he has no supporters. That's the one problem.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
I think Alan Keyes supporters have WAY more of a right to cry conspiracy.
none of the newfies (it's kinder than newfag) will know what that is thoughGunSlinger OIF II wrote:
not bf2, not bf2s
ILl break it down.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
Because of the media blackout. Im sure if he had more exposure he would draw more of a following. The media snubbed. Except for Fox news, wow.Mason4Assassin444 wrote:
Except he has no supporters. That's the one problem.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
I think Alan Keyes supporters have WAY more of a right to cry conspiracy.
Here are the shunned.
Alan Keyes, Mike Gravel, Ron Paul, Duncan Hunter, Tommy Thompson, Dennis K and his hot wife.
Bill Richardson has logged more airtime than all of them.
1 man in that list has pulled 20 million dollars in donations under a $100.
1 man in that list has the money on hand to take him all the way to the national convention.
1 man on that list is just as honest and straight forward as another but he got fucked with a gay UFO question.
Im sorry. I hate Kucinich more than I hate paul. You lost me there. People who support kucinich, to me, just want everyone to know how liberal they are. I would vote for paul over that jerk.
check out this automated email I just got
Dennis --
I have some news for you today.
In the hours before Iowans went to their local caucuses four weeks ago, the 500,000th person donated to our campaign.
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Here's the news today: so far in January alone, more than 224,000 people have given to this campaign.
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These 224,000 people are giving whatever they can afford -- more than ninety percent of our donors this year have given $100 or less.
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Hitting this goal of 250,000 donors will close out this historic month. And the fresh momentum and energy will carry us through the 22 state contests on February 5th and beyond.
This is an incredible moment, and I hope you will take time now to help reach this goal:
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Thank you for being part of this,
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Paul isnt the only one with the support of individual donors.
check out this automated email I just got
Dennis --
I have some news for you today.
In the hours before Iowans went to their local caucuses four weeks ago, the 500,000th person donated to our campaign.
It took us nearly a year to grow that unprecedented base of individual donors. We rejected donations from Washington lobbyists and special interest PACs and relied on ordinary people to take ownership of this campaign -- and the result was more donors than any presidential primary campaign has had in history.
Here's the news today: so far in January alone, more than 224,000 people have given to this campaign.
If we can reach 250,000 donors for January by midnight tonight, it will show the undeniable strength and incredible momentum of our grassroots movement.
If you give today, another supporter like you will match your donation. Make your first online donation now:
https://donate.barackobama.com/match
These 224,000 people are giving whatever they can afford -- more than ninety percent of our donors this year have given $100 or less.
But what's even more inspiring is that they are also making phone calls, knocking on doors, planning local events, and even serving as Precinct Captains in the 22 states that will vote on Tuesday.
These are not just donors -- they are organizers doing the kind of local, grassroots organizing that is the foundation of real change. Together we are seizing this moment to upend the tired politics of the past and usher in a new era of active citizenship in our party and in our democracy.
From our historic victory in Iowa in the first days of 2008 through our resounding win in South Carolina last Saturday, January has been the most critical time of the campaign so far.
Hitting this goal of 250,000 donors will close out this historic month. And the fresh momentum and energy will carry us through the 22 state contests on February 5th and beyond.
This is an incredible moment, and I hope you will take time now to help reach this goal:
https://donate.barackobama.com/match
Thank you for being part of this,
Barack
Paul isnt the only one with the support of individual donors.
Last edited by GunSlinger OIF II (2008-01-31 17:50:42)
also
http://www.washingtontimes.com/article/ … 20925/1001
what did paul do with that $500 from that neo nazi leader again?
http://www.washingtontimes.com/article/ … 20925/1001
what did paul do with that $500 from that neo nazi leader again?
all Ron Paul talks about is the god damn one day donation bullshit. Thats it. and getting rid of the irs.
Just as bad as rudy talking about 9/11
Just as bad as rudy talking about 9/11
Last edited by GunSlinger OIF II (2008-01-31 17:55:13)
Even if you hat e Kucinich, the UFO shit was out of line.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
Im sorry. I hate Kucinich more than I hate paul. You lost me there. People who support kucinich, to me, just want everyone to know how liberal they are. I would vote for paul over that jerk.
check out this automated email I just got
Dennis --
I have some news for you today.
In the hours before Iowans went to their local caucuses four weeks ago, the 500,000th person donated to our campaign.
It took us nearly a year to grow that unprecedented base of individual donors. We rejected donations from Washington lobbyists and special interest PACs and relied on ordinary people to take ownership of this campaign -- and the result was more donors than any presidential primary campaign has had in history.
Here's the news today: so far in January alone, more than 224,000 people have given to this campaign.
If we can reach 250,000 donors for January by midnight tonight, it will show the undeniable strength and incredible momentum of our grassroots movement.
If you give today, another supporter like you will match your donation. Make your first online donation now:
https://donate.barackobama.com/match
These 224,000 people are giving whatever they can afford -- more than ninety percent of our donors this year have given $100 or less.
But what's even more inspiring is that they are also making phone calls, knocking on doors, planning local events, and even serving as Precinct Captains in the 22 states that will vote on Tuesday.
These are not just donors -- they are organizers doing the kind of local, grassroots organizing that is the foundation of real change. Together we are seizing this moment to upend the tired politics of the past and usher in a new era of active citizenship in our party and in our democracy.
From our historic victory in Iowa in the first days of 2008 through our resounding win in South Carolina last Saturday, January has been the most critical time of the campaign so far.
Hitting this goal of 250,000 donors will close out this historic month. And the fresh momentum and energy will carry us through the 22 state contests on February 5th and beyond.
This is an incredible moment, and I hope you will take time now to help reach this goal:
https://donate.barackobama.com/match
Thank you for being part of this,
Barack
Paul isnt the only one with the support of individual donors.
And rightfully Barack has alot of small donation supporters. But he wasn't blacklisted by the media.
Hillary and Barack have went over 100 million in money. Ron Paul is the only Republican with funds to go to the convention. McCain has no money. Some of those endorsers need to pony up. Huckabee has no money. Rudy none hence the drop out. ROmney has his own money but hasn't even bought air time in Super Tuesday states.
Its an interesting election year. Too bad the media picked everyone's choices for them. Bro or Hoe? The Republicans don't have a shot at beating either. Not with McCain (100 years in Iraq amnesty to all illegals Ted Kennedy is my lover) or Romney (beep beep... insert instructions....beep beep) Ron Paul is the only shot for conservatives. Him being an actual real conservative.
BTW Kucinich is a bit to socialist for my liking though an honest guy.
Last edited by Mason4Assassin444 (2008-01-31 17:59:21)
I feel strongly that if McCain runs against clinton, McCain will win.
EDIT: Youre right though. I mean, Reagan himself said he saw a UFO. Thing is, I learned to dislike Kucinich from watching him on CSPAN. Before he even threw his name in the hat.
http://forums.bf2s.com/viewtopic.php?pi … 0#p1413340
I said this 8 months ago. Cant blame me for getting on any bandwagon.
EDIT: Youre right though. I mean, Reagan himself said he saw a UFO. Thing is, I learned to dislike Kucinich from watching him on CSPAN. Before he even threw his name in the hat.
http://forums.bf2s.com/viewtopic.php?pi … 0#p1413340
I said this 8 months ago. Cant blame me for getting on any bandwagon.
Last edited by GunSlinger OIF II (2008-01-31 18:01:50)
Shit. That would be my hope in a lesser of two evils. But a ton Obama supporters WILL vote for clinton if Obama isn't there.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
I feel strongly that if McCain runs against clinton, McCain will win.
NOt I, said the cat.Mason4Assassin444 wrote:
Shit. That would be my hope in a lesser of two evils. But a ton Obama supporters WILL vote for clinton if Obama isn't there.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
I feel strongly that if McCain runs against clinton, McCain will win.
Me either. But until McCain can coherently speak on the economics of running operations in Iraq for 100 years if needed....nevermind. People don't give a shit about the economy, they just act like they do. McCain just may well beat her.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
NOt I, said the cat.Mason4Assassin444 wrote:
Shit. That would be my hope in a lesser of two evils. But a ton Obama supporters WILL vote for clinton if Obama isn't there.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
I feel strongly that if McCain runs against clinton, McCain will win.
Thats the funny thing. McCain cannot even cope with a discussion on economics or the economy, Ron Paul explains why we're in debt and continueing that path and why we need to change that path but HE's the crazy one.
The main reasons people like him are that he is the most charismatic person there and he has not been around long enough to make any real political enemies. Everybody wants to vote for him simply from hearing him speak. None of my acquaintances know his stance on any major political issue. They simply like him and assume that he must be better than everyone else there. Nobody likes Hillary, but liberals seem to feel guilty if they don't vote for a minority. Him being black helps. I was chastized the other day for voting for a white male when there is a woman and a black man running for president!GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
Im sorry. I hate Kucinich more than I hate paul. You lost me there. People who support kucinich, to me, just want everyone to know how liberal they are. I would vote for paul over that jerk.
check out this automated email I just got
Dennis --
I have some news for you today.
In the hours before Iowans went to their local caucuses four weeks ago, the 500,000th person donated to our campaign.
It took us nearly a year to grow that unprecedented base of individual donors. We rejected donations from Washington lobbyists and special interest PACs and relied on ordinary people to take ownership of this campaign -- and the result was more donors than any presidential primary campaign has had in history.
Here's the news today: so far in January alone, more than 224,000 people have given to this campaign.
If we can reach 250,000 donors for January by midnight tonight, it will show the undeniable strength and incredible momentum of our grassroots movement.
If you give today, another supporter like you will match your donation. Make your first online donation now:
https://donate.barackobama.com/match
These 224,000 people are giving whatever they can afford -- more than ninety percent of our donors this year have given $100 or less.
But what's even more inspiring is that they are also making phone calls, knocking on doors, planning local events, and even serving as Precinct Captains in the 22 states that will vote on Tuesday.
These are not just donors -- they are organizers doing the kind of local, grassroots organizing that is the foundation of real change. Together we are seizing this moment to upend the tired politics of the past and usher in a new era of active citizenship in our party and in our democracy.
From our historic victory in Iowa in the first days of 2008 through our resounding win in South Carolina last Saturday, January has been the most critical time of the campaign so far.
Hitting this goal of 250,000 donors will close out this historic month. And the fresh momentum and energy will carry us through the 22 state contests on February 5th and beyond.
This is an incredible moment, and I hope you will take time now to help reach this goal:
https://donate.barackobama.com/match
Thank you for being part of this,
Barack
Paul isnt the only one with the support of individual donors.