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#51 Posted: 8/18/2012 12:40:10 AM |
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#52 Posted: 8/18/2012 4:50:12 AM QUOTE Originally Posted by 14daroad: There are instances of hypocrisy on the right. However, Republicans kick people out of office & their party, the D's rarely do so.
Eric G. Andell
Claude Allen Lester Crawford Brian Doyle Steven Griles John T. Korsmo Scooter Libby David Safavian Robert Stein Roger Stillwell
Merrill Barter
Robert Bauman
Louis Beres
Edison Misla Aldarondo
Robert Allen
Randal David Ankeney
Merrill Robert Barter
Parker J Bena
Howard L Brooks
Andrew Buhr
Keola Childs
Carey Lee Cramer
Nicholas Elizondo
Mark Foley
Philip Giordano
Marty Glickman
John Hathaway
Neal Horsley
Jeffrey Patti
Ed Schrock
John Scmitz
John Allen Burt
Kevin Coan
Richard Dasen
Peter Dibble
Larry Dale Floyd
Jack W Gardner
Richard Gardner
Mark Harris
Paul Ingram
Rans Steven Kraft
Nicolas Morency
Bob Packwood
Beverly Russell
Tom Shortridge
David Swartz
Kieth Westmoreland
Mark Deli Siljander (our favourite terrorist fund raiser, although the Bush led Justice Dept investigating his case spent more time working on tougher voter ID laws and prosecuting a traitor. Nice effort Republicans)
Just a small sample
Many were embraced by the Republican Party. I doubt you have heard of any of these, let alone know their cases. You might want to get yourself familar with each case and then rethink your above quote
I expect a typically weak rebuttal from you. Try your best though, your posts amuse me
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#53 Posted: 8/18/2012 8:45:32 AM
Of people not in elected office.
Thank you for proving my point.
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#54 Posted: 8/18/2012 8:56:23 AM
Me: Republicans kick people out of office & their party, the D's rarely do so.
Leftist: Bob Packwood
Um, Bob Packwood resigned. Which is precisely my point.
He would have never been re-elected.
Note the difference between Bob Packwood and Bill Clinton
Note the difference between Bob Packwood and Charlie Rangel.
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#55 Posted: 8/18/2012 9:22:28 AM I love this! Me: Republicans kick people out of office & their party, the D's rarely do so.
Leftist: Mark Deli Siljander Um, and then what? You understand you did nothing to address hypocrisy, right? I mean, Democratic former American U.N. Ambassador Bill Richardson wrote a letter to the judge asking for a lenient sentence for Siljander. So considering I never said there aren't Republicans who do anything wrong, you have no point.
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#56 Posted: 8/18/2012 3:36:02 PM QUOTE Originally Posted by 14daroad: Just a small sample
Of people not in elected office. Thank you for proving my point.
Your point was not rrestricted to people in elected office, but Republicans do not remove these people from their party. I provided a sample of names where this did not happen. You now try and move the goalposts and carry on like a 5yo because it's obvious you are wrong.
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#57 Posted: 8/18/2012 3:37:40 PM QUOTE Originally Posted by 14daroad: I love this! Me: Republicans kick people out of office & their party, the D's rarely do so.
Leftist: Bob Packwood
Um, Bob Packwood resigned. Which is precisely my point.
He would have never been re-elected.Note the difference between Bob Packwood and Bill Clinton Note the difference between Bob Packwood and Charlie Rangel.
"Republicans kick people out of office & their party"
So Packwood was never kicked out of office, he resigned?
Note the difference
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#58 Posted: 8/18/2012 3:48:50 PM
Um, Republicans are a party that runs for office. That is the sole reason they exist.
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#59 Posted: 8/18/2012 3:49:26 PM
Actually, you did not such thing.
But you can keep pretending.
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#60 Posted: 8/18/2012 4:18:55 PM Hirsch, you totally girl slapped him, but like the child he is, he keeps insisting hes right.
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#61 Posted: 8/18/2012 4:21:49 PM Its so funny to see daroad actually believe that republicans are better people then democrats.
he hasnt figured it out, its about the person, parties dont matter.
There are good democrats and there are good republicans, same goes for the bad ones. Both parties have them.
Step down off your perch daroad and you might realize, that you are just a person and not somebody special because you belong to the republican party |
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#62 Posted: 8/18/2012 4:23:41 PM QUOTE Originally Posted by cd329: Hirsch, you totally girl slapped him, but like the child he is, he keeps insisting hes right.
Er, you mean by not responding to the point, posting irrelevant information, then pretending I said things I did not say, right? |
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