Uncensored2008
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has obamae ever done anything wrong leftard??
Jake5000 thinks that Obama is god.
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has obamae ever done anything wrong leftard??
Oohh, is Bill Clinton involved? Is this more of the Bill Clinton body count 'theory'?
It is not true as the numbers I showed indicate.2003 was Bush's first term, and thus the "earlier years". 2005 was his second term.Why would I admit I was wrong when you were?That one is mentally retarded. Just the other day he said Democrats had a larger majority in Congress in 2007 than Republicans did in Bush's earlier years. He's beyond help.So far, all the ones I have fact checked are falsehoods.i'm offering them for others to read and decide for themselves
dont be a pussy
what you afraid of/????
Why do you copy and paste such bullshit? Seriously, rube. You are shooting yourself in the foot.
the actual numbers are part of historical record idiot
are you man enough to admit when you're wrong???
bedwetter: by the way from DAY ONE in 2007 the Democrat majority was BIGGER THAN ANY REPUBLICAN MAJORITY BUSH HAD... jeez, you're a glutton for embarrassment.
Faun: Is that true or is bedwetter just another rightarded imbecile? Let's check it out, shall we....?
Senate majority:Reaffirming that bedwetter is a flaming moron who knows nothing about that of which he speaks.
2001: Republican: 49/50; Democrat: 50 (control switched several times)
2003: Republican: 51
2005: Republican: 55
2007: Democrat: 49 (+2 Independents who caucused with Democrats)
Bedwetter was wrong about the Senate.
House majority:
2001: Republican: 220
2003: Republican: 229
2005: Republican: 233
2007: Democrat: 233
And bedwetter was wrong about the House.
It is true the Democrats had a larger majority in 2007 than the Republicans did in Bush's earlier years.
However, it is a difference without a distinction. Once you have 50 percent plus one, it doesn't matter how many above that figure you have until you reach the two-thirds figure.
It is not true as the numbers I showed indicate.2003 was Bush's first term, and thus the "earlier years". 2005 was his second term.Why would I admit I was wrong when you were?That one is mentally retarded. Just the other day he said Democrats had a larger majority in Congress in 2007 than Republicans did in Bush's earlier years. He's beyond help.So far, all the ones I have fact checked are falsehoods.
Why do you copy and paste such bullshit? Seriously, rube. You are shooting yourself in the foot.
the actual numbers are part of historical record idiot
are you man enough to admit when you're wrong???
bedwetter: by the way from DAY ONE in 2007 the Democrat majority was BIGGER THAN ANY REPUBLICAN MAJORITY BUSH HAD... jeez, you're a glutton for embarrassment.
Faun: Is that true or is bedwetter just another rightarded imbecile? Let's check it out, shall we....?
Senate majority:Reaffirming that bedwetter is a flaming moron who knows nothing about that of which he speaks.
2001: Republican: 49/50; Democrat: 50 (control switched several times)
2003: Republican: 51
2005: Republican: 55
2007: Democrat: 49 (+2 Independents who caucused with Democrats)
Bedwetter was wrong about the Senate.
House majority:
2001: Republican: 220
2003: Republican: 229
2005: Republican: 233
2007: Democrat: 233
And bedwetter was wrong about the House.
It is true the Democrats had a larger majority in 2007 than the Republicans did in Bush's earlier years.
However, it is a difference without a distinction. Once you have 50 percent plus one, it doesn't matter how many above that figure you have until you reach the two-thirds figure.
Republicans had 51 Senators during the 108th session of Congress -- not more than the 49 Democrats plus 2 Independents in 2007.
Republicans had 55 Senators during the 109th osession of Congress -- not more than the 49 Democrats plus 2 Independents in 2007.
Republicans had 233 House members during the 109th session of Congress -- not more than the 233 Democrats had in 2007.
You said you were gonna post the numbers in Congress to show you're not as retarded as I say you are?the idiotic Left is actually saying their larger majority didnt matter and was helpless while a smaller republican majority was able to committ so many nefarious deeds on the helpless Democrats
THIS is their idea of debate
You don't know what "plus" means, do ya, rightard?It is not true as the numbers I showed indicate.2003 was Bush's first term, and thus the "earlier years". 2005 was his second term.Why would I admit I was wrong when you were?That one is mentally retarded. Just the other day he said Democrats had a larger majority in Congress in 2007 than Republicans did in Bush's earlier years. He's beyond help.
the actual numbers are part of historical record idiot
are you man enough to admit when you're wrong???
bedwetter: by the way from DAY ONE in 2007 the Democrat majority was BIGGER THAN ANY REPUBLICAN MAJORITY BUSH HAD... jeez, you're a glutton for embarrassment.
Faun: Is that true or is bedwetter just another rightarded imbecile? Let's check it out, shall we....?
Senate majority:Reaffirming that bedwetter is a flaming moron who knows nothing about that of which he speaks.
2001: Republican: 49/50; Democrat: 50 (control switched several times)
2003: Republican: 51
2005: Republican: 55
2007: Democrat: 49 (+2 Independents who caucused with Democrats)
Bedwetter was wrong about the Senate.
House majority:
2001: Republican: 220
2003: Republican: 229
2005: Republican: 233
2007: Democrat: 233
And bedwetter was wrong about the House.
It is true the Democrats had a larger majority in 2007 than the Republicans did in Bush's earlier years.
However, it is a difference without a distinction. Once you have 50 percent plus one, it doesn't matter how many above that figure you have until you reach the two-thirds figure.
Republicans had 51 Senators during the 108th session of Congress -- not more than the 49 Democrats plus 2 Independents in 2007.
Republicans had 55 Senators during the 109th osession of Congress -- not more than the 49 Democrats plus 2 Independents in 2007.
Republicans had 233 House members during the 109th session of Congress -- not more than the 233 Democrats had in 2007.
who are the Independents you idiot?
isnt one running for president right now?
who does he caucus with??
youre an ignorant loser
You said you were gonna post the numbers in Congress to show you're not as retarded as I say you are?the idiotic Left is actually saying their larger majority didnt matter and was helpless while a smaller republican majority was able to committ so many nefarious deeds on the helpless Democrats
THIS is their idea of debate
What are ya waitin' for, sport?
You don't know what "plus" means, do ya, rightard?It is not true as the numbers I showed indicate.2003 was Bush's first term, and thus the "earlier years". 2005 was his second term.Why would I admit I was wrong when you were?the actual numbers are part of historical record idiot
are you man enough to admit when you're wrong???
bedwetter: by the way from DAY ONE in 2007 the Democrat majority was BIGGER THAN ANY REPUBLICAN MAJORITY BUSH HAD... jeez, you're a glutton for embarrassment.
Faun: Is that true or is bedwetter just another rightarded imbecile? Let's check it out, shall we....?
Senate majority:Reaffirming that bedwetter is a flaming moron who knows nothing about that of which he speaks.
2001: Republican: 49/50; Democrat: 50 (control switched several times)
2003: Republican: 51
2005: Republican: 55
2007: Democrat: 49 (+2 Independents who caucused with Democrats)
Bedwetter was wrong about the Senate.
House majority:
2001: Republican: 220
2003: Republican: 229
2005: Republican: 233
2007: Democrat: 233
And bedwetter was wrong about the House.
It is true the Democrats had a larger majority in 2007 than the Republicans did in Bush's earlier years.
However, it is a difference without a distinction. Once you have 50 percent plus one, it doesn't matter how many above that figure you have until you reach the two-thirds figure.
Republicans had 51 Senators during the 108th session of Congress -- not more than the 49 Democrats plus 2 Independents in 2007.
Republicans had 55 Senators during the 109th osession of Congress -- not more than the 49 Democrats plus 2 Independents in 2007.
Republicans had 233 House members during the 109th session of Congress -- not more than the 233 Democrats had in 2007.
who are the Independents you idiot?
isnt one running for president right now?
who does he caucus with??
youre an ignorant loser
You don't know what "plus" means, do ya, rightard?It is not true as the numbers I showed indicate.2003 was Bush's first term, and thus the "earlier years". 2005 was his second term.Why would I admit I was wrong when you were?the actual numbers are part of historical record idiot
are you man enough to admit when you're wrong???
bedwetter: by the way from DAY ONE in 2007 the Democrat majority was BIGGER THAN ANY REPUBLICAN MAJORITY BUSH HAD... jeez, you're a glutton for embarrassment.
Faun: Is that true or is bedwetter just another rightarded imbecile? Let's check it out, shall we....?
Senate majority:Reaffirming that bedwetter is a flaming moron who knows nothing about that of which he speaks.
2001: Republican: 49/50; Democrat: 50 (control switched several times)
2003: Republican: 51
2005: Republican: 55
2007: Democrat: 49 (+2 Independents who caucused with Democrats)
Bedwetter was wrong about the Senate.
House majority:
2001: Republican: 220
2003: Republican: 229
2005: Republican: 233
2007: Democrat: 233
And bedwetter was wrong about the House.
It is true the Democrats had a larger majority in 2007 than the Republicans did in Bush's earlier years.
However, it is a difference without a distinction. Once you have 50 percent plus one, it doesn't matter how many above that figure you have until you reach the two-thirds figure.
Republicans had 51 Senators during the 108th session of Congress -- not more than the 49 Democrats plus 2 Independents in 2007.
Republicans had 55 Senators during the 109th osession of Congress -- not more than the 49 Democrats plus 2 Independents in 2007.
Republicans had 233 House members during the 109th session of Congress -- not more than the 233 Democrats had in 2007.
who are the Independents you idiot?
isnt one running for president right now?
who does he caucus with??
youre an ignorant loser
I said nothing about any distinctions. You really are fucking retarded. You prove again and again and again.now you want to cry that it is a difference without a distinction. but earlier you simply tried to say it wasnt true didnt you?
man up moron
I said nothing about any distinctions. You really are fucking retarded. You prove again and again and again.now you want to cry that it is a difference without a distinction. but earlier you simply tried to say it wasnt true didnt you?
man up moron
Holyfuckingshit!You don't know what "plus" means, do ya, rightard?It is not true as the numbers I showed indicate.2003 was Bush's first term, and thus the "earlier years". 2005 was his second term.Why would I admit I was wrong when you were?
bedwetter: by the way from DAY ONE in 2007 the Democrat majority was BIGGER THAN ANY REPUBLICAN MAJORITY BUSH HAD... jeez, you're a glutton for embarrassment.
Faun: Is that true or is bedwetter just another rightarded imbecile? Let's check it out, shall we....?
Senate majority:Reaffirming that bedwetter is a flaming moron who knows nothing about that of which he speaks.
2001: Republican: 49/50; Democrat: 50 (control switched several times)
2003: Republican: 51
2005: Republican: 55
2007: Democrat: 49 (+2 Independents who caucused with Democrats)
Bedwetter was wrong about the Senate.
House majority:
2001: Republican: 220
2003: Republican: 229
2005: Republican: 233
2007: Democrat: 233
And bedwetter was wrong about the House.
It is true the Democrats had a larger majority in 2007 than the Republicans did in Bush's earlier years.
However, it is a difference without a distinction. Once you have 50 percent plus one, it doesn't matter how many above that figure you have until you reach the two-thirds figure.
Republicans had 51 Senators during the 108th session of Congress -- not more than the 49 Democrats plus 2 Independents in 2007.
Republicans had 55 Senators during the 109th osession of Congress -- not more than the 49 Democrats plus 2 Independents in 2007.
Republicans had 233 House members during the 109th session of Congress -- not more than the 233 Democrats had in 2007.
who are the Independents you idiot?
isnt one running for president right now?
who does he caucus with??
youre an ignorant loser
YOU DO realize Congress has two chambers dontcha leftard??