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I'll post the line at -140 she doesn't make 4th of July as Speaker of the House. The Dems knives are coming out and there's nothing more malicious than liberals when they smell blood in the water. 

I can only hope they leave her in place, especially since she's such and "masterful" legislator (just ask her). The human Coo Coo clock's time is up. 

One thing about the lefties, when they lose it gets ugly whether is attacking the Electoral College process or a Russian Boogeyman, they lost and someone is responsible and will pay... I love hearing them claim that the 2018 mid-terms are where the Dems will win the House. I guess they don't pay much attention to the trends of the last 8 years. Lose, lose, & lose some more. Please don't change a thing, keep focusing on CO2, which bathroom people should use, and mass immigration from the third world...
 
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Pelosi is not the only one who needs to to be replaced.
Anyone over the age of 75 (I am being generous)  should leave Congress especially IF they have been there for 8 years or more


Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J.
Date of birth: January 23, 1924
Took office: January 3, 2003
Age at taking office: 78 years
Current age: 93 years


Daniel Inouye, D-Hawaii
Date of birth: September 7, 1924
Took office: January 3, 1963
Age at taking office: 38 years
Current age: 92 years


Daniel Akaka, D-Hawaii
Date of birth: September 11, 1924
Took office: May 16, 1990
Age at taking office: 65 years
Current age:  92 years


Richard Lugar, R-Ind.
Date of birth: April 4, 1932
Took office: January 3, 1977
Age at taking office: 44 years
Current age: 85 years


Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif.
Date of birth: June 22, 1933
Took office: November 10, 1992
Age at taking office: 59 years
Current age: 84 years


Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa
Date of birth: September 17, 1933
Took office: January 3, 1981
Age at taking office: 47 years
Current age: 83 years


Orrin Hatch, R-Utah
Date of birth: March 22, 1934
Took office: January 3, 1977
Age at taking office: 42 years
Current age: 83 years


Richard Shelby, R-Ala.
Date of birth: May 6, 1934
Took office: Janaury 3, 1987
Age at taking office: 52 years
Current age: 83 years


Carl Levin, D-Mich.
Date of birth: June 28, 1934
Took office: January 3, 1979
Age at taking office: 44 years
Current age: 83 years

 
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With the Russian Fairytale slowly leaking air and falling back to Earth the Democrats are beginning to look in the mirror and like rats on a sinking ship are resorting to Progressive on Progressive attacks.
Pelosi is an easy target and a crippled one at that (some of that Botox has to go directly in to her brain) but wait for Obama to ride into DC to defend ObamaCare and see how many atheists are in that foxhole with him.

 
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Jim Inhofe, R-Okla.
Date of birth: November 17, 1934
Took office: November 17, 1994
Age at taking office: 60 years
Current age: 82 years


Herb Kohl, D-Wis.
Date of birth: Feburary 7, 1935
Took office: January 3, 1989
Age at taking office: 53 years
Current age: 82 years


Pat Roberts, R-Kansas
Date of birth: April 20, 1936
Took office: Jan. 3, 1997
Age at taking office: 60 years
Current age:  81 years


Barbara Mikulski, D-Md.
Date of birth: July 20, 1936
Took office: January 3, 1987
Age at taking office: 50 years
Current age: 80 years



John McCain, R-Ariz.
Date of birth: August 29, 1936
Took office: January 3, 1987
Age at taking office: 50 years
Current age: 80 years



Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va.
Date of birth: June 18, 1937
Took office: January 15, 1985
Age at taking office: 47 years
Current age: 80 years


Thad Cochran, R-Miss.
Date of birth: December 7, 1937
Took office: December 27, 1978
Age at taking office: 41 years
Current age: 79 years


Tom Harkin, D-Iowa
Date of birth: November 19, 1939
Took office: January 3, 1985
Age at taking office: 45 years
Current age: 77 years



 
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Patrick Leahy, D-Vt.
Date of birth: March 31, 1940
Took office: January 3, 1975
Age at taking office: 34 years
Current age: 77 years


Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn.
Date of birth: July 3, 1940
Took office: January 3, 2003
Age at taking office: 62 years
Current age: 77 years


Barbara Boxer, D-Calif.
Date of birth: November 11, 1940
Took office: January 3, 1993
Age at taking office: 52 years
Current age: 76 years




 
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Ben Nelson, D-Neb.
Date of birth: May 17, 1941
Took office: January 3, 2001
Age at taking office: 59 years
Current age: 76 years


Bernie Sanders, I-Vt.
Date of birth: September 8, 1941
Took office: January 3, 2007
Age at taking office: 65 years
Current age: 75 years



Max Baucus, D-Mont.
Date of birth: December 11, 1941
Took office: December 15, 1978
Age at taking office: 37 years
Current age: 75 years




 
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Mitch McConnell, R-Ken.
Date of birth: February 20, 1942
Took office: January 3, 1985
Age at taking office: 42 years
Current age: 75 years



Joe Lieberman, I-Conn.
Date of birth: February 24, 1942
Took office: January 3, 1989
Age at taking office: 46 years
Current age: 75 years


Jon Kyl, R-Ariz.
Date of birth: April 25, 1942
Took office: January 3, 1995
Age at taking office: 52 years
Current age: 75 years

 
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We may have found common ground ilsp. In no other field can you find people 75-95 years old. Term limits as well as a 75 age limit (which is very generous) would do wonders for the country. How about Lieberman up for a 10-year term as FBI Director at the tender age of 75? Its ridiculous. I think John McCain at 80 years old thinks he has another 2-3 terms left in him.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:

We may have found common ground ilsp. In no other field can you find people 75-95 years old. Term limits as well as a 75 age limit (which is very generous) would do wonders for the country. How about Lieberman up for a 10-year term as FBI Director at the tender age of 75? Its ridiculous. I think John McCain at 80 years old thinks he has another 2-3 terms left in him.

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Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:

We may have found common ground ilsp. In no other field can you find people 75-95 years old. Term limits as well as a 75 age limit (which is very generous) would do wonders for the country. How about Lieberman up for a 10-year term as FBI Director at the tender age of 75? Its ridiculous. I think John McCain at 80 years old thinks he has another 2-3 terms left in him.

I've been all about this for years...glad other people are finally saying it.  Doesn't matter if you're Republican or Democrat... old is old.  I have never understood how people 65-70 years old are retiring and settling down for the last chapter of their lives, and then we take people in the same age group and elect them to run our country.  There's no way they are in touch with how the country is running (especially for younger people), and when you hear some of them talk, it's obvious they aren't 100% coherent.

I'm also going to throw in term limits for the Supreme Court.  The world and our country is ever evolving...yet the Supremist of Courts who decides the most important laws of our land is made up of the same people who have been there for decades.  The newest one is only 49...he could be there 40 years if his health is good.  No way somebody goes from 49 years old to 80 years old and evolves his thinking the way the country does.

BTW, I remember a tweet from POTUS years ago about wanting term limits for congress-people...I'm guessing he's not going to bring that up any time soon.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:

We may have found common ground ilsp. In no other field can you find people 75-95 years old. Term limits as well as a 75 age limit (which is very generous) would do wonders for the country. How about Lieberman up for a 10-year term as FBI Director at the tender age of 75? Its ridiculous. I think John McCain at 80 years old thinks he has another 2-3 terms left in him.

LMFAO.  Just reading that statement is hilarious.  Unbelievable.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ilsp2003:

Pelosi is not the only one who needs to to be replaced.
Anyone over the age of 75 (I am being generous)  should leave Congress especially IF they have been there for 8 years or more


Daniel Inouye, D-Hawaii
Date of birth: September 7, 1924
Took office: January 3, 1963
Age at taking office: 38 years
Current age: 92 years




I think you are making a strong point ..one which I can agree with...but your are posting  #fakefacts something like CNN..

Because, Sen. Daniel Inouye's  (D-Hawaii) current age is not 92 years since he died almost 5 years ago at age 88..........
 
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Update huh Slim ?
 
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forced retirement is age discrimination.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:

We may have found common ground ilsp. In no other field can you find people 75-95 years old. Term limits as well as a 75 age limit (which is very generous) would do wonders for the country. How about Lieberman up for a 10-year term as FBI Director at the tender age of 75? Its ridiculous. I think John McCain at 80 years old thinks he has another 2-3 terms left in him.

Agreed 

America's poorest white town Beatyville Kentucky, abandoned by coal, facing drugs problem, addiction to pain killers- most of them are on food stamps but they have been voting for  McConnell for 30 years.

3 decades after President Lyndon Johnson's visit , not much has changed in Eastern Kentucky 

Nancy Pelosi is as incoherent as  John Mccain when they are interviewed 

It was painful watching Pelosi on the View. Her comments were rambling barely coherent 

John McCain made no sense during Comey's hearing  


I wish people could just stop voting against their own interests

Blue state Red State BS  

 
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Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:




I think you are making a strong point ..one which I can agree with...but your are posting  #fakefacts something like CNN..

Because, Sen. Daniel Inouye's  (D-Hawaii) current age is not 92 years since he died almost 5 years ago at age 88..........

He would be 92 years old IF he was still alive

88 years old was still too old to be a congressman 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:

I'll post the line at -140 she doesn't make 4th of July as Speaker of the House. The Dems knives are coming out and there's nothing more malicious than liberals when they smell blood in the water. 

I can only hope they leave her in place, especially since she's such and "masterful" legislator (just ask her). The human Coo Coo clock's time is up. 

One thing about the lefties, when they lose it gets ugly whether is attacking the Electoral College process or a Russian Boogeyman, they lost and someone is responsible and will pay... I love hearing them claim that the 2018 mid-terms are where the Dems will win the House. I guess they don't pay much attention to the trends of the last 8 years. Lose, lose, & lose some more. Please don't change a thing, keep focusing on CO2, which bathroom people should use, and mass immigration from the third world...

yep, trump voter.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by 666LES:

With the Russian Fairytale slowly leaking air and falling back to Earth the Democrats are beginning to look in the mirror and like rats on a sinking ship are resorting to Progressive on Progressive attacks.
Pelosi is an easy target and a crippled one at that (some of that Botox has to go directly in to her brain) but wait for Obama to ride into DC to defend ObamaCare and see how many atheists are in that foxhole with him.


another trumpette
 
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It is a fairytale dark1. 8 months and we continue to wait for evidence of whatever their trying to prove. Please tell me what their trying to prove and what indictable collusion would look like. I believe its all a Democratic wet dream because it couldn't be because they ran an old corrupt/lying hag of a candidate that didn't even go to Michigan or Wisconsin. Please provide an example of what their trying to prove. I'll wait. Impeachment is a bigger wet dream. 18 Republican Senators would have to vote for it. Impossible due to knowing how much they like being Senators.

Are you a big Pelosi supporter Dark1? 

And for the record I didn't vote for McCain in 2016's Senate race (not that I wanted the Dem to win but I will no longer support McCain).

 
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Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:

forced retirement is age discrimination.


Well it exists among the serfs. And your wrong, not hiring someone too old due to their age is age discrimination. Private businesses have mandatory retirement ages (if they wish to). 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ilsp2003:


He would be 92 years old IF he was still alive

88 years old was still too old to be a congressman 



Yes,, if he were alive ..however he is not ..he's dead so his current age is not 92.  You do have a history of googling up stuff and not fact checking what you cut&paste example  Sen Inouye being dead and another faux in your post  ....Sen Boxer..

Barbara Boxer, D-Calif.
Date of birth: November 11, 1940
Took office: January 3, 1993
Age at taking office: 52 years
Current age: 76 years

Here you are correct on her current age ,,,,except she retired from Congress on January 3, 2017 and was replaced by 52 year old Kamala Harris..and is no longer in office..

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:

It is a fairytale dark1. 8 months and we continue to wait for evidence of whatever their trying to prove. Please tell me what their trying to prove and what indictable collusion would look like. I believe its all a Democratic wet dream because it couldn't be because they ran an old corrupt/lying hag of a candidate that didn't even go to Michigan or Wisconsin. Please provide an example of what their trying to prove. I'll wait. Impeachment is a bigger wet dream. 18 Republican Senators would have to vote for it. Impossible due to knowing how much they like being Senators.

Are you a big Pelosi supporter Dark1? 

And for the record I didn't vote for McCain in 2016's Senate race (not that I wanted the Dem to win but I will no longer support McCain).

nope not a pelosi supporter but smart enough to know she isn't "speaker of the house"

timeline of russian investigation.
https://www.factcheck.org/2017/06/timeline-russia-investigation/
 
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This investigation will take a lot of time since the orange traitor that sits in the big chair keeps trying to stall it.
 
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You got me Dark1 - used to be Speaker of the House now Minority Leader soon to disappear with the wind.

"Orange traitor"? You watch MSNBC & CNN too much. Jobs, jobs, jobs, economy, economy, economy... In a year he'll be a lock for reelection. You keep hoping though with QMICH that your fantasy can come true.  
 
 
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July 31 — The New York Times reports on Trump Campaign Manager Paul Manafort’s “business dealings with prominent Ukrainian and Russian tycoons.”

From you Facebook fact check. And that means exactly what? Clinton approved the sale of 20% of the planets Uranium while her foundations and Billy boy received 10's of $millions for what? And a Trump campaign manager having business dealings with Ukrainian & Russian tycoons makes it to your b.s. "fact" list? wtf? I thought you libs just loved worldwide business dealings? Except when it's related to Trump. He makes money all over the planet, that's no secret, he's a capitalist.

Here's some advice: Stop crying about the Nov 2016 election and go find a candidate that can beat Trump because he ain't going anywhere.


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