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1 minute ago, BigMcD said:

So if Canadians had to play for Canadian teams, do you think you would ever win another cup? 

I really don't know. We've won 25 or so in a row, so there's that. Besides, why would the Canadian players want to give up half their salary to play in Canada? Then of course there's that allegiance to the Queen thing. Archaic.

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1 minute ago, 3rdnlng said:

I really don't know. We've won 25 or so in a row, so there's that. Besides, why would the Canadian players want to give up half their salary to play in Canada? Then of course there's that allegiance to the Queen thing. Archaic.

25 because of Canadians dumbass! Are you all ######ed?  Is the 3 in your username for your IQ? 

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Just now, BigMcD said:

25 because of Canadians dumbass! Are you all ######ed?  Is the 3 in your username for your IQ? 

That's just your opinion Queen worshipper. The facts say that it is 25 in a row in favor of the good guys.

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2 minutes ago, BigMcD said:

I do not worship you. 

 

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but you do seem to spend alot of time looking for attention from americans

Beat me to it. I think he knows about American exceptionalism and just comes here to try to get some of it to rub off (on).

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Just now, 3rdnlng said:

 

Beat me to it. I think he knows about American exceptionalism and just comes here to try to get some of it to rub off (on).

Yankin’ chains and you monkeys keep falling for it! 

I have to work on Monday so I will let up. Oh, wait! No I don’t! 

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1 hour ago, Deranged Rhino said:

Going along with the above: 

 

 

He's already apologizing. 

He won't release how much he raised in the first 24 hours (meaning he's well below Bernie's numbers). 

 

Beto will be an easy out.

 

Yes.  He's a total lightweight in both experience and policy.  He only gave Cruz a run for his money because he had the media totally behind him, a bunch of leftist money and a population in Texas which borders (pun intended) on purple now given all of the transplants from liberal states and the growing latino citizenry.  Now he'll have to compete against a dozen more experienced candidates, won't raise a lot of money as you mention and won't have the media completely in his corner as a white guy.  He'll be debating early from the outer positions on the stage or in the "B" debate. 

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Beto and the Democrats are walking through minefields of political correctness. There bombs buried everywhere! Pretty soon they’ll be limited to just saying “Have I told you that I hate Trump?”...and then sitting down after the applause dies down. Yawn.

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After more than a year of reporting, Menn persuaded O’Rourke to talk on the record. In an interview in late 2017, O’Rourke acknowledged that he was a member of the group, on the understanding that the information would not be made public until after his Senate race against Ted Cruz in November 2018.
 

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A semi-negative article about Kamala Harris? From yahoo news!? :wacko:


Why did Kamala Harris let Herbalife off the hook?
 

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Documents exclusively obtained by Yahoo News show that in 2015, prosecutors in the San Diego office of the California attorney general sent Harris a lengthy memorandum that argued for an investigation into Herbalife and requested resources in order to undertake such an investigation. Similar investigations into Herbalife were already taking place elsewhere.
 

A week after the San Diego letter was sent, Harris received the first of three donations to her campaign for the U.S. Senate from Heather Podesta, the powerful Washington lobbyist whose firm, then called the Podesta Group, had worked for Herbalife since 2013.
 

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Wilkes did not know that at the time, Herbalife was represented by Venable, which also employed Harris’s husband, Douglas Emhoff. Emhoff does not appear to have been involved in Herbalife’s affairs, but his work at the firm came to the attention of Christopher Irons, a financial journalist who first reported on the Emhoff-Herbalife connection. “Surely this would seem like some sort of enormous conflict of interest, no?” he wrote in 2015.
 

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Since then, however, she has faced questions about whether her progressivism is genuine or only a matter of political expediency. She has yet to explain why she declined to pursue a corporation accused of exploiting her Latino constituents.
 

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1 hour ago, LABillzFan said:

As we keep saying, Donner Party 2020 Positions: Socialism, Open Borders, and Infanticide.

 

 

 

And people complain that the US infant mortality rate is the highest in the developed world.  "At-birth" abortions would make that statistic virtually meaningless.

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36 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

She forgot the cardinal rules of DC politics: Don't bite the hand that feeds you - especially if that hand is the Clinton machine. 

 

 

she gonna get Arkancided

 

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