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New York Democrat breaks four campaign promises in 1 hour

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Shades of gray
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posted Sat Nov 7 10:44 am	275 posts · tenured: aug '09	Delete Edit
That has to be some kind of record.

Aircooled

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posted Sat Nov 7 11:30 am	13130 posts · tenured: May '04	Delete Edit
Stunning! Republicans NEVER break promises. Do they?

Mr.Tim

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posted Sat Nov 7 11:34 am	545 posts · tenured: Mar '05	Delete Edit
I love it...people deserve this...they voted him in they get what they deserve...time to make a real change people...I once use to be a"sheeple"but have seen the light,Im tired of all the bs from the left and right

Justun

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posted Sat Nov 7 2:14 pm	1145 posts · tenured: Dec '03	Delete Edit
I'm with Tim... With all the debate about the 2 party system and those yammering on about a 3rd party... I just want a smart party...

vikesrock

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posted Sat Nov 7 2:23 pm	65 posts · tenured: Jul '09	Delete Edit
Stunning! Republicans NEVER break promises. Do they? Ahh yes, the "I know you are but what am I!?" Democratic response. Change..you can believe in!

Arden

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posted Sat Nov 7 2:58 pm	3862 posts · tenured: Mar '04	Delete Edit
I keep telling you all that I'll run in 2020. I promise to be only minimally crooked, and to use my crookedness to put the money I jack from what others would be porkin ( <- trying that word out ) into your pocket.

Slycon

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posted Sat Nov 7 8:19 pm	14337 posts · tenured: Jul '05	Delete Edit
New York Democrat breaks four campaign promises in 1 hour Didn't see that one coming... Of course, on a positive note, he will have to defend his seat in just one year's time. The Dems better get their so-called "health care reform" passed soon.

Aircooled

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posted Sat Nov 7 8:25 pm	13130 posts · tenured: May '04	Delete Edit
Ahh yes, the "I know you are but what am I!?" Democratic response. Change..you can believe in! I'm a democrat? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

vikesrock

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posted Sun Nov 8 12:30 am	65 posts · tenured: Jul '09	Delete Edit
I'm a democrat? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I fully expected this response. Reading your posts for some time you may not be a registered Democrat, maybe a better term is liberal apologist?

ripped11110

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posted Sun Nov 8 12:49 am	2052 posts · tenured: Nov '07	Delete Edit
maybe a better term is liberal apologist?

Bugs44rn

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posted Sun Nov 8 12:51 am	674 posts · tenured: Jul '05	Delete Edit
LOL I wonder what nutbag vikesrock used to be?

Aircooled

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posted Sun Nov 8 7:38 am	13130 posts · tenured: May '04	Delete Edit
Vikesrock, you are more "liberal" than I. By the way, have you ever c\seen a Jihadist besides your thumbnail or on TV?

vikesrock

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posted Sun Nov 8 8:29 am	65 posts · tenured: Jul '09	Delete Edit
No, can't say I make a habit of it. My time in the military consisted of standing between warring factions in Bosnia, living in an airplane for 3 days in Rawanda while the Russians thumbed their nose at us, and wondering why the hell I was in Somalia in the first place.

Shades of gray
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posted Sun Nov 8 1:28 pm	275 posts · tenured: Aug '09	Delete Edit
In his campaign he said he would not vote for a public option. Meanwhile, back in Washington, Pelosi was saying she had his vote. He literally, plainly, and unambiguously altered his views less than an hour after being sworn in. Most people try to hide their deceit. In this case, the stink is absolutely unmistakeable: he flat out lied.

myronenamis

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posted Sun Nov 8 1:34 pm	913 posts · tenured: Jul '09	Delete Edit
And what do you expect in the Most Ethical Congress ever....

Gojera

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posted Mon Nov 9 4:30 pm	8440 posts · tenured: Aug '04	Delete Edit
The post links here. UPDATED: A spokesman for Congressman Owens indicated correctly that Mr. Owens had recanted his solid position against public option later in the campaign, clarifying that he did not wish public option to be a 'litmus test' for the Health Reform bill and that on Oct. 30th, several days prior to the election, in a debate had stated that he generally supported the public option as it was now written (at that time.)

Slycon

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posted Tue Nov 10 12:43 am	14337 posts · tenured: Jul '05	Delete Edit
N.Y. Special Election Candidates Debate Owens said he was mostly pleased with the bill, but was noncommittal on whether he would vote for or against a measure with a public option. He went from being opposed to a bill with a public option, to noncommittal just 3 days before the election, to voting for the bill without hesitation? Yeah, that makes it all better. What a lying sack of shit.

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