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Lindsey Graham: I Don’t Mind Verizon Giving My Phone Records to the NSA Because I’m Not ‘Talking to Terrorists’

June 6, 2013 at 1:23pm

In reply to DarthMims.

How many calls did Lindsay get from Barny Frank in the wee hours of the mornin? Perhaps some phone sex Lins? Maybe just listen to Barney’s frank going into Freddie’s Fanny? Enquiring federal agents want to know!
Jesse Ventura Going After Slain Navy SEAL Sniper Chris Kyle’s Widow in Court

June 1, 2013 at 11:17am

In reply to Stone Cold Truth.

Ventura is a candy-ass. If he was a man he would not be going after a real man’s wife. Ventura is a fool. A washed up pro wrestling style con man who managed to cheat his way into the Minnesota state government, and acts like a steroid addled dog the bounty hunter. What kind of man goes after a widow in court? Answer: A Biitch!
What Phone Records Can Actually Reveal

May 17, 2013 at 11:37am

So, E. Pecker Holder, holding another conveniently located pecker, knows nothing and saw nothing, cause he was concentratin on what he was holdin……riight
Decorated Vet Arrested After ‘Rudely Displaying’ His Rifle — and Says Officer Pulled Gun on Him in Front of His Son

April 16, 2013 at 6:51pm

In reply to 2Amend.

he told his son to have mom call his lawyer as they were putting him in the car.
As Fox News Reporter Faces Jail Time for Protecting Source, Jake Tapper Wants to Know: ‘Where’s the Public Outrage?’

April 9, 2013 at 3:36pm

In reply to Country_of_Arizona.

at least you would be outraged, Jakey.
One of the Most Awkward Moments We Can Imagine Actually Happened Yesterday — and Here’s the Photo to Prove It

March 9, 2013 at 10:36am

In reply to Sharon Rose.

If I were Rand Paul, I would have let go a big ‘un as soon as the doors closed
One of the Most Awkward Moments We Can Imagine Actually Happened Yesterday — and Here’s the Photo to Prove It

March 9, 2013 at 10:35am

More pearls of wisdom from Johnny McStain….

The Arizona senator added that Sen. Paul did a “disservice to a lot of Americans by making them believe that somehow they’re in danger from their government.”

“They’re not,” he asserted.

Ok John, I also remember another of your pearls, back in 2008. ” We have nothing to fear from B. Obama becoming president, he loves America.”

It seems John, you have a poor record of giving us advice.
5 Items to Cut from the Defense Budget That You Might Be Surprised Were Even in There

March 6, 2013 at 10:24am

In reply to frogg.

The commissaries are an important benefit to military families. There is another outfit on bases which used to be a benefit, the PX. The PX/BX used to sell general merchandise at lower prices than could be found anywhere else in the world, and saved military families thousands a year. Think JC Penney at factory direct prices minus shipping and any tax. Now the PX/BX charges the same price as JC Penney, and pockets the profit, which makes them (AAFES/NEXCOM) a FORTUNE 100 company.

I see no reason at all the commissaries should not be subsidized wholly by AAFES. Prices kept the same, and nothing else changes either. There is no reason for a Fortune 100 company selling golf clubs and toasters to soldiers, this is one time I will agree with the libs about obscene profit. PX’s were intended in the beginning as a benefit, and they should be still, not a military Wal-Mart with high prices.
Are Gun Companies Really Moving to Texas?

March 5, 2013 at 11:24am

In reply to JohnnyBrillcream.

Wichita Falls is also a great choice. Not far from Dallas, but far enough to have lower real estate prices and less crime. Have other manufacturers already, and will welcome more. Certain-Teed, Wichita Clutch, Stanley tools(may have shut down, not sure. If so, tool factories make great gun factories), PPG glass (car windshields), and Delphi, all in Wichita Falls.
How Much Money Did Sean Hannity’s On-Air Battle With Rep. Keith Ellison Raise?

March 2, 2013 at 8:20pm

In reply to soybomb315_II.

what was the term a few years ago? Oh yeah, “Pornography is the lurid and detached exploitation of something that is essentially good, even necessary, in order to make money, while simultaneously shaming and disgracing all of those who are involved. Instead of the basic force of sex, “political pornographers” exploit the good and necessary love of country that men and women seek to express and exercise on both sides of the aisle.” -Alec (left testicle) Baldwin, 1986

POLITICAL PORN.