>>4808313 (PB)
The conversation you'll appreciate most is the one with her husband. Zip it.
>>4808426 (PB)
They are going to cancel a private contest? Rut-ro.
>>4808359 (PB)
Speaking as a single Dad who had full custody of two sons … shove your bullshit back where it came from. I can't speak for all Dads and I CERTAINLY can't speak for Valerie Jarret … but being a single Dad is probably the hardest thing I ever did and i was swimming upstream both ways over every little thing. I needed someone to care for my kids so I could work on-call. That meant a live-in for which I provided a separate, locked bedroom on another floor of a rented house. It also included full time use of a car for errands related to caring for the kids / household and personal use whenever I was home.
I couldn't even post help-wanted ads on the wall at the local college nor could I advertise in the local newspaper. They were afraid I would rape the women. My ads didn't even mention women.
So don't even raise an eyebrow at men taking care of kids unless you KNOW the back story. Grrrrrr!
>>4808854 (PB)
I've got an IQ that would gag a maggot and can put a bullet through the bull ring of the NRA 50 yard small bore target. I'm glad you warn US with YOUR accent.
>>4808883 (PB)
I don't know how much of this is true … but even if it's not true, it's a fun fantasy and a good thing to read near the end of the day. ;-) Oh … to have read her mind when she looked out the windows hoping to see the bus only to realize that the MPs had the plane surrounded. ;-)
>>4808888 (PB)
>· Member travel is to be conducted only during times when the House is not in session and is not to interfere with representational responsibilities; and
I thought that the House was in session and passing bills, etc.
>>4808702 (PB)
And you are too dumb to know if you have or not. I carry two knives, a firearm and mace … but you'll never know it until it's too late. Sometime back I was open carrying in the supermarket and a fellow who had moved from New Jersey said it made it feel good to see me carrying … it made him feel safer to be around men like me.
So I asked him why he didn't carry.
See … you northerners aren't so smart after all. I carry to protect MY ass, not yours.
>>4808707 (PB)
If they had taken care of Americans, they would have HAD that voter supply … all nice and legal.
>>4808708 (PB)
It's time when Don says its time. Until then, it's not time.
>>4808702 (PB)
Trust me … we don't have your problems and we don't want them. Stay where you are.
>>4808717 (PB)
They already did the legislation and question testing, etc. the first time around. In fact, the Brits voted to leave … so why are they talking about taking ANOTHER vote? Do they keep taking votes over and over until the Remainers win and, at that point, stop taking votes? Is that what this is about? The Brits said "Out". At that point all that was needed was a politely worded letter sent on nice letterhead telling Brussels to shove it up their asses. Had that been done, all the fallout would have already been settled and the Brits would now be putting their country back together.
>>4808435 (PB)
NOTABLE
Quick dissection of Cummings' lies on "60 Minutes"
>>4808493 (PB)
I know and you know and now the newfags know, too.>>4808428
Odd thing. My wife and sil, born and raised in Brooklyn, NYC, NY call their parents Mommy and Daddy. I, born in Wyoming Cty., WV to parents from around Beckley and Princeton, called my parents "Mom" and "Dad". What's my point? Your stereotype sucks buttermilk.
>>4808466 (PB)
It's "secede", asshole. (And you call US stupid?) We are already succeeding without any help from you. All the growth has been in the south for most of a generation.
>>4808564 (PB)
If only he knew that the chicks in the truck stops are northern girls who ran out of money on the way home from Florida. >>4808490 (PB)
I'm confused. Why were there so many vacancies to begin with? can we assume that anyone hired during this period was never an "essential" employee?
>>4808577 (PB)
Learn some history. Colorado didn't even exist then. You weren't even a state until 1876.
>>4808783 (PB)
He sounds like a nice boy. Maybe you should see if he wants some Cheerwine?
>>4808753 (PB)
>Something's up. Of course she knew.
Friend, she can barely remember the beginning of a sentence long enough to get to the end of it. Don't assume any particular knowledge on her part at this point in time. We are watching a human being implode. It's sad … but the Dems have to see it for themselves before they can reject it.>>4808893
>>4808908 (PB)
According to >>4808893, that isn't possible. Any family traveling with the congress critter has to be either a spouse or an adult child (when, for instance, a female congress critter is traveling to a Muslim land and protocol calls for her to travel in the company of a male relative.)