’)The Secret Service keeps visiting Free Republic posters at home because they keep threatening the life of the President. (via)
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Dear God,
Please teach me how to invest money in Obama’s Enemies List – it seems to be the only growing industry in America, except for Wal-Mart and Rush Limbaugh’s ratings.
Amen.
Wait, Steno, I think you’re mixed up a bit. It was THE FREEPERS that threatened THE PRESIDENT, not the other way round.
You’re welcome. I know you’d hate to look like a total idiot.
Lots of time for the enemies list, steno.
Apparently not so much when it comes to diplomacy:
UK Telegraph:
Barack Obama ‘too tired’ to give proper welcome to Gordon Brown
“Reset”
Your modern Republican party (i.e., since Nixon’s Southern Strategy), charming as ever.
Parthenon says: “Wait, Steno, I think you’re mixed up a bit. It was THE FREEPERS that threatened THE PRESIDENT, not the other way round.
You’re welcome. I know you’d hate to look like a total idiot.”
It’s amazing how they can look at the facts and draw the complete opposite conclusion.
I used to think these people were liars. Now I truly believe that they are just stupid.
If it’s a freeper. Bet on stupid. You’ll win every time.
Ya, definitely stupid.
Dennis, are you capable of anything other then trying (and failing) to change the subject?
Oh, and I forgot:
Stay classy, Republicans.
IANAL, but it’s my understanding that even verbally threatening to kill the POTUS is a Federal offense. I hope these nutters get locked up and have the book thrown at them.
Parthenon, steno obviously, in his extremely warped mind, believes that Secret Service agents questioning someone who threatens President Obama’s life is equivalent to Obama having an Enemies List. This is the only way that “Please teach me how to invest money in Obama’s Enemies list” can be seen as some sort of actual “response” to Oliver’s posting here.
Oh, and the ratings of a show isn’t an “industry.”