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Wonder if the Koch Boys are experiencing buyersā remorseā¦
Or maybe this is what they intended???
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āClose to unprecedentedā?
You sir, are far too kind.
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Troops from Iran are fighting ISIL. Not exactly what would be called mortal enemies. Maybe dare I say allies.
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Well, someone has to be, because theyāre obviously incapable of feeling anything even remotely resembling embarrassment or shame.
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Itās biblical in its forgiveness because heās saying they know not what they doā¦
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No Googling involved, quick, whatās this guyās name, just once.
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āIām embarrassed for themā¦ā
Like the Vulcan nerve pinch, he makes it look so easy to make them cray.
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You had to ask and now I canāt remember his first nameā¦never could spell his last name hahaā¦Ahmahanginchad?
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Iām a dinner jacket.
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"Iām embarrassed for them. For them to address a letter to the Ayatollah
āTo crawlā also works if you feel like cutting them a little slack by not using the word āletterā but otherwise, āBravissimo, Mr. P!ā
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Mr. Obamaās entire tone, demeanor and posture is similar that of a visitor to the home of the parent of a bratty five-year old.
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Reminds me of this classic:
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So, they finally figured out how to embarrass him after all these years of trying: by getting him to feel embarrassed on their behalf.
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LOL! I donāt think Iāve seen that before.
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Obama, the only adult in the room.
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On Friday, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI), a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee who signed the letter, said he didnāt regret the content of the letter but suggested sending it to Iranian leaders may not have been the best strategy.
Then whom should it have been sent to, Ron???
Perhaps you should resign from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Johnsonās saying,
ā I agree with the CONTENT of this letter
that gets international treaty law WRONG
notwithstanding the WRONGNESS of its content is rendered all the more embarrassing by the fact that itās not just signed by me but signed by in total 47 adult elected officials of my political party and Congressional caucus, each and every one of whom has, as part of the job, the responsibility of conducting at least some basic inquiry and checking into the authority and powers of the various branches of the federal government and the chambers of Congress;
but in an effort to show you Iām smarter than those other 46 stupid bozos who signed this letter,
I want it understood that I disagree with
the letter being āSENTā.
This I make clear even tho technically, as a āopen letterā, it need not have been sent, AND despite that it actually NEVER WAS āsentā to anyone, including not to the person to whom itās addressed, the Ayatollah Khomeini of Iran, or indeed to any in the Iranian government.
Iām making this statement and these clarifications because I want to say something that disassociates me from all the Stoopid inherent in this stunt ā
even tho what Iām actually doing is doubling down on the most wrong and therefore arguably most stoopid part,
and even tho I am carving out just for myself a special distinction of stupidity on it āshouldnāt have been sentā,
no matter how anyone attempts to interpret this.
I hope thatās all clear. ā
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Close only counts in sex, horseshoes, and letters to ayatollahs.
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The Vulcan Nerve Pinch ALWAYS had a musical component to it (to stoke it up)ā¦
There would be two notes, played chromatically, with the first note hgher than the secondā¦
For effect, the pinchee might have a zonked-out expression on his face when Spock Did His Thing. The cat who was the most dramatic pinchee, in my opinion, was the African American actor, William Marshall, who played a computer expert whose computer was a little TOO good. Spock got him.
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