CrazySanMan
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What do you want them to do? I don't want to live in a country where politicians can have people arrested or charges dropped by snapping their fingers.
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What do you want them to do? I don't want to live in a country where politicians can have people arrested or charges dropped by snapping their fingers.
CypherPunk
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- Apr 6, 2012
- 3,907
I have a different spin on the politicians and the spot-light , i think they are the ones that walk those offices and push the right buttons and possibly give us our best hope . For me i welcome them standing there with us even if "us" can't be seen .
Last night would have been a great night to carry a crab pot to stand on .
In order to get things done we fluff them they fluff us back
Last night would have been a great night to carry a crab pot to stand on .
In order to get things done we fluff them they fluff us back
Ouch!
Hogan isn't the perfect guy, but he did lower some taxes, and he appointed some damn fine folks to the HPRB who are slowly chipping away at Marylandistan's historic denial of CCW rights. Not saying all 5 on the HPRB are the best, but lately as a team they've been doing a good job. Dozens of folks are now in the pipeline to receive unrestricted permits, some already have, and in the future more will be able to choose to defend their lives with the tools that they wish. Unlike the vast majority of us serfs who are unarmed and defenseless.
As with most politicians and elections, we're stuck choosing the lesser of evils. Hogan is definitely the lesser of evils compared with Brown or any other Democrat.
As with most politicians and elections, we're stuck choosing the lesser of evils. Hogan is definitely the lesser of evils compared with Brown or any other Democrat.
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In order to get things done we fluff them they fluff us back
Wait, what? You got fluffed?
- Jan 30, 2013
- 34,090
Maybe you were daydreaming. In Left-run Maryland, a Republican governor can do only so much. Look at what the MD Gen. ASS'y already has done every time he opposes them: They override his vetoes, or even reduce his gubernatorial powers and redistribute them to one of their cronies in another branch of government.
Pretty soon, unless Hogan starts heeding their "corrections," maybe they'll take the Governor's Mansion away from him, too -- and install the AG in the residence, so he can more easily keep tabs on and personally direct the arrest of those outside the State House who dare oppose MD's Left-wing tyrants.
Wait, what? You got fluffed?
I am trying to keep people coming back for more , so i can not say for sure about that .
Will, maybe work
- Dec 30, 2012
- 6,999
Squaregrouper
Kragaphile
I have a different spin on the politicians and the spot-light , i think they are the ones that walk those offices and push the right buttons and possibly give us our best hope . For me i welcome them standing there with us even if "us" can't be seen .
Last night would have been a great night to carry a crab pot to stand on .
In order to get things done we fluff them they fluff us back
Crab pot- I am 6'4" and I disappeared behind the wall of politicians. Hell, ZenMonkey is just as tall and he was invisible directly behind the podium.
Oh well, we were there, so at least we got that going for us.
Maybe Hogan is the smartest Rep. that has ever held that office ?
Sometimes you have to pick your poison , he is the best Governor the state has had IMHO . For all the other things he has done and some things he has not done .
He did piss me off when he commented about voting for Trump , he could have handled that in a better way . But like i say maybe he is smarter then we give him credit for .
Sometimes you have to pick your poison , he is the best Governor the state has had IMHO . For all the other things he has done and some things he has not done .
He did piss me off when he commented about voting for Trump , he could have handled that in a better way . But like i say maybe he is smarter then we give him credit for .
TexDefender
Ultimate Member
- Feb 28, 2017
- 1,572
Have to agree. I doubt this state turned democratic overnight. But with this popular governor maybe things can change. It will take a while.
Which is nice.
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You could hear the air sucked out of the room by all in attendance!
Do your self a favor and watch the video and enjoy the moment we all felt that we were witnessing greatness from DL and R&R!
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- Dec 27, 2012
- 30,206
damn
no wonder my kids sing that just for men gel commercial jingle to me. not used to seeing my backside.
From behind the podium...
no wonder my kids sing that just for men gel commercial jingle to me. not used to seeing my backside.
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