I hope by "They" you mean Ted Cruz. [Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by Calculated
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I hope by "They" you mean Ted Cruz. [Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by Calculated
Well it's CNBC, arguably the most liberal of the major media outlets after all-though I do feel they're all pretty damn close.
This is exactly why nobody watches CNBC. See the numbers for yourself and it's laughable: http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/category/cable-news/
What is this CNBC thing y'all are talking about?
Hmm, the legislation/politics section is missing a thread!
If I was president, I would have those pesky road dividers painted bright yellow. You know the ones that are all beat up from people hitting them with their vehicles or have tire marks on them. Instead they sometimes just put a metal pole with a reflector, and it always gets knocked down by a large tractor trailer.
Make the jail inmates paint them, and they can clean up the weeds and trash too while they are there. LOL...
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Originally Posted by brutal
The moment when you realize that the debates for your Commander In Chief are ran by a multi-billion dollar entity is pretty devastating, isn't it?
Big business is good. And then all of sudden, it isn't.
Time for me to re-examine my politics. You might want to do the same.
I just finished watching a Youtube version (was busy during the actual one). Indeed, Cruz was fantastic, and Rubio's Super PAC comment was great too. And, even though I feel slightly dirty for saying it, I was impressed by Christie later too when he started on the "We're 17 trillion in debt, and you want to talk about fantasy football?!?" bit.
Here's a link to the Cruz bit (there was a bit more after this vid which was great too, but this has the bulk of it all):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gu9Va1YkT8k
Yeah, most of them are saying the right things now, but their records don't support it. Christie is a perfect example.