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2nd Term Part VIII - The Thin Red Line

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I do not question that, but explain what your comment means. Are you saying what people must learn to obtain a basic bachelor's degree is too arcane to be relevant? That ACT and SAT tests require knowledge of words that are rarely used in the English language?

Relevant to what?
 
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Hey nice to see Texas knuckledraggers send the last WWII veteran in Congress up for re-election packing during the primaries. :rolleyes:

Hope you guys are proud of yourselves...
 
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Hey nice to see Texas knuckledraggers send the last WWII veteran in Congress up for re-election packing during the primaries. :rolleyes:

Hope you guys are proud of yourselves...

Is this sarcasm?
 
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Is this sarcasm?


Yup. For the party that never passed on an opportunity to wrap themselves in the flag, they have a funny way of supporting the people who actually do the fighting. Must be the legacy of Dick "5 Deferments" Cheney.
 
Hey nice to see Texas knuckledraggers send the last WWII veteran in Congress up for re-election packing during the primaries. :rolleyes:

Hope you guys are proud of yourselves...

He's 91. Let somebody younger take his place. The era of the Whitten's, Thurmond's, etc. has ended.
 
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He's 91. Let somebody younger take his place. The era of the Whitten's, Thurmond's, etc. has ended.

This. We whine and ***** about how bad our two legislative bodies are but when we vote out the old guard, people gasp and say I can't believe it!"
 
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Hey nice to see Texas knuckledraggers send the last WWII veteran in Congress up for re-election packing during the primaries. :rolleyes:

Hope you guys are proud of yourselves...

I'm sure you would have been at the front of the line to vote for him. :rolleyes:
 
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He's 91. Let somebody younger take his place. The era of the Whitten's, Thurmond's, etc. has ended.

So what? He already said it was going to be his last term. To my knowledge he's not involved in any scandals. What Congress could use is more people who have this sort of experience, instead of turning to the Knuckledragger Du Jour who probably ducked out of fighting when the shooting started like most conservatives do (Bush II, Cheney, McConnell, Romney, Boehner, etc etc etc).
 
So what? He already said it was going to be his last term. To my knowledge he's not involved in any scandals. What Congress could use is more people who have this sort of experience, instead of turning to the Knuckledragger Du Jour who probably ducked out of fighting when the shooting started like most conservatives do (Bush II, Cheney, McConnell, Romney, Boehner, etc etc etc).
Got any aging out Dems you'd be all akimbo if they lost a primary to a young whippersnapper?

Oh wait, Dems don't have contested primaries. ;)
 
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So what? He already said it was going to be his last term. To my knowledge he's not involved in any scandals. What Congress could use is more people who have this sort of experience, instead of turning to the Knuckledragger Du Jour who probably ducked out of fighting when the shooting started like most conservatives do (Bush II, Cheney, McConnell, Romney, Boehner, etc etc etc).

This is such a silly line of thinking. We want experience yet we are flabbergasted that we vote people back in who have an approval rating lower than killer bees and Ebola.
 
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This is such a silly line of thinking. We want experience yet we are flabbergasted that we vote people back in who have an approval rating lower than killer bees and Ebola.

Can't speak for every representative out there, but I don't like turfing WWII vets because "he dun waddn't conservative enuf, least dat's what Rush said".
 
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Can't speak for every representative out there, but I don't like turfing WWII vets because "he dun waddn't conservative enuf, least dat's what Rush said".

And what meaningful legislation has Hall authored in the past two years? What other contributions has he made? If he's just sitting on the payroll, who cares? His Congressional pension is probably asstastically well-paying as well.
 
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Got any aging out Dems you'd be all akimbo if they lost a primary to a young whippersnapper?

Oh wait, Dems don't have contested primaries. ;)
And they don't have any members who ducked out when the shooting started. :rolleyes:
 
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Yup. For the party that never passed on an opportunity to wrap themselves in the flag, they have a funny way of supporting the people who actually do the fighting. Must be the legacy of Dick "5 Deferments" Cheney.

"Thank you for saving me from the draft."
 
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