Tulsi Gabbard for President

[the other mike]

Thanks bro!!


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Why would a Libertarian-type like you have such a hard-on for her ?
You don't think she'll raise your taxes or sign a single-payer healthcare bill or other things you despise about true progressives ?

 

[Wyatt earp]

Thanks bro!!


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Why would a Libertarian-type like you have such a hard-on for her ?
You don't think she'll raise your taxes or sign a single-payer healthcare bill ?

She won't, she is normal.

I am a die hard supporter of her, her campaign sends me emails all the time after I gave her $2,000 bucks.

.

 

[miketx]

Thanks bro!!


.

Why would a Libertarian-type like you have such a hard-on for her ?
You don't think she'll raise your taxes or sign a single-payer healthcare bill ?

She won't, she is normal.

I am a die hard supporter of her, her campaign sends me emails all the time after I gave her $2,000 bucks.

.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Thanks bro!!


.

Why would a Libertarian-type like you have such a hard-on for her ?
You don't think she'll raise your taxes or sign a single-payer healthcare bill ?

She won't, she is normal.

I am a die hard supporter of her, her campaign sends me emails all the time after I gave her $2,000 bucks.

.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

**** you I like Her..


One of the gazillion of e mails from her campaign..


Yes my name is William..


William —

This July 4th, let’s take patriotism back.

Since 9/11, I’ve watched as patriotism was used as an excuse for disastrous regime change wars and surveillance of the American people, as a euphemism for bigotry, and as a cover for McCarthyist hysteria and the lead up to a new Cold War and nuclear arms race.

But that’s not what patriotism is, and it infuriates me to see it abused. Patriotism is the reason I and so many of my fellow servicemembers put our lives on the line to defend our country. Patriotism is not about symbols or fake outrage. It’s about love - real, active love.

So let me tell you why I love my country.

I love our land - our forests and mountains, our rivers rolling through vast wilderness, our canyons, deserts, swamp lands and prairies - the places that have formed us in all their disparate beauty.

I love our people - drawn from every corner of the planet, every creed and every color, pulled by a promise of a better life, a new beginning, a recognition that we are all equal in the eyes of God.

I love our heritage - the tradition of representative democracy embodied in our indigenous communities that served as a model for our first Congress, those who fought to defeat the institution of slavery as former slaves, abolitionists and soldiers, the strength of our movements for women’s suffrage, labor rights, civil rights and environmental justice.

Most of all, I love our freedom. The freedom endowed by our creator. The freedom that is enshrined in our Constitution and our Bill of Rights. The freedom we fight to protect:

• Freedom of speech and of the press
• Freedom of religion
• The right to bear arms
• Freedom from unreasonable search and seizure
• The right to a fair and public trial
• Freedom from cruel and unusual punishment

It’s easy to take our freedoms for granted until they get taken away. Until you see women who are not free to move outside of their own homes without a male chaperone. Until you see children who are not free to play without the threat of land mines in their backyard. Until you see people who are not free to worship, not free to speak and publish the truth, not free to love who they love, without the threat of imprisonment.

Freedom is a real and precious thing. It is alive - in our streets, in our schools, in our houses of worship, and we must protect it.We must protect our freedom from those who seek to remove it through the violence of terrorism. We must protect our freedom from the quiet violence of surveillance and censorship. And we must protect this freedom within our own hearts and minds, our families and communities.

So this July 4th, let’s celebrate by remembering why we love our country, and commit to standing up to protect our freedoms — to live, think, worship and love in peace.

With aloha,

Tulsi

 

[the other mike]

When Trump is reelected, he should make her Secretary of Defense.

 

[miketx]

Thanks bro!!


.

Why would a Libertarian-type like you have such a hard-on for her ?
You don't think she'll raise your taxes or sign a single-payer healthcare bill ?

She won't, she is normal.

I am a die hard supporter of her, her campaign sends me emails all the time after I gave her $2,000 bucks.

.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

**** you I like Her..


One of the gazillion of e mails from her campaign..


Yes my name is William..


William —

This July 4th, let’s take patriotism back.

Since 9/11, I’ve watched as patriotism was used as an excuse for disastrous regime change wars and surveillance of the American people, as a euphemism for bigotry, and as a cover for McCarthyist hysteria and the lead up to a new Cold War and nuclear arms race.

But that’s not what patriotism is, and it infuriates me to see it abused. Patriotism is the reason I and so many of my fellow servicemembers put our lives on the line to defend our country. Patriotism is not about symbols or fake outrage. It’s about love - real, active love.

So let me tell you why I love my country.

I love our land - our forests and mountains, our rivers rolling through vast wilderness, our canyons, deserts, swamp lands and prairies - the places that have formed us in all their disparate beauty.

I love our people - drawn from every corner of the planet, every creed and every color, pulled by a promise of a better life, a new beginning, a recognition that we are all equal in the eyes of God.

I love our heritage - the tradition of representative democracy embodied in our indigenous communities that served as a model for our first Congress, those who fought to defeat the institution of slavery as former slaves, abolitionists and soldiers, the strength of our movements for women’s suffrage, labor rights, civil rights and environmental justice.

Most of all, I love our freedom. The freedom endowed by our creator. The freedom that is enshrined in our Constitution and our Bill of Rights. The freedom we fight to protect:

• Freedom of speech and of the press
• Freedom of religion
• The right to bear arms
• Freedom from unreasonable search and seizure
• The right to a fair and public trial
• Freedom from cruel and unusual punishment

It’s easy to take our freedoms for granted until they get taken away. Until you see women who are not free to move outside of their own homes without a male chaperone. Until you see children who are not free to play without the threat of land mines in their backyard. Until you see people who are not free to worship, not free to speak and publish the truth, not free to love who they love, without the threat of imprisonment.

Freedom is a real and precious thing. It is alive - in our streets, in our schools, in our houses of worship, and we must protect it.We must protect our freedom from those who seek to remove it through the violence of terrorism. We must protect our freedom from the quiet violence of surveillance and censorship. And we must protect this freedom within our own hearts and minds, our families and communities.

So this July 4th, let’s celebrate by remembering why we love our country, and commit to standing up to protect our freedoms — to live, think, worship and love in peace.

With aloha,

Tulsi

You may be suffering from dementia.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Thanks bro!!


.

Why would a Libertarian-type like you have such a hard-on for her ?
You don't think she'll raise your taxes or sign a single-payer healthcare bill ?

She won't, she is normal.

I am a die hard supporter of her, her campaign sends me emails all the time after I gave her $2,000 bucks.

.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

**** you I like Her..


One of the gazillion of e mails from her campaign..


Yes my name is William..


William —

This July 4th, let’s take patriotism back.

Since 9/11, I’ve watched as patriotism was used as an excuse for disastrous regime change wars and surveillance of the American people, as a euphemism for bigotry, and as a cover for McCarthyist hysteria and the lead up to a new Cold War and nuclear arms race.

But that’s not what patriotism is, and it infuriates me to see it abused. Patriotism is the reason I and so many of my fellow servicemembers put our lives on the line to defend our country. Patriotism is not about symbols or fake outrage. It’s about love - real, active love.

So let me tell you why I love my country.

I love our land - our forests and mountains, our rivers rolling through vast wilderness, our canyons, deserts, swamp lands and prairies - the places that have formed us in all their disparate beauty.

I love our people - drawn from every corner of the planet, every creed and every color, pulled by a promise of a better life, a new beginning, a recognition that we are all equal in the eyes of God.

I love our heritage - the tradition of representative democracy embodied in our indigenous communities that served as a model for our first Congress, those who fought to defeat the institution of slavery as former slaves, abolitionists and soldiers, the strength of our movements for women’s suffrage, labor rights, civil rights and environmental justice.

Most of all, I love our freedom. The freedom endowed by our creator. The freedom that is enshrined in our Constitution and our Bill of Rights. The freedom we fight to protect:

• Freedom of speech and of the press
• Freedom of religion
• The right to bear arms
• Freedom from unreasonable search and seizure
• The right to a fair and public trial
• Freedom from cruel and unusual punishment

It’s easy to take our freedoms for granted until they get taken away. Until you see women who are not free to move outside of their own homes without a male chaperone. Until you see children who are not free to play without the threat of land mines in their backyard. Until you see people who are not free to worship, not free to speak and publish the truth, not free to love who they love, without the threat of imprisonment.

Freedom is a real and precious thing. It is alive - in our streets, in our schools, in our houses of worship, and we must protect it.We must protect our freedom from those who seek to remove it through the violence of terrorism. We must protect our freedom from the quiet violence of surveillance and censorship. And we must protect this freedom within our own hearts and minds, our families and communities.

So this July 4th, let’s celebrate by remembering why we love our country, and commit to standing up to protect our freedoms — to live, think, worship and love in peace.

With aloha,

Tulsi

It’s about love - real, active love.



Mathew 22:39

Matthew 22:39 New King James Version (NKJV)
39 And the second is like it You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’

 

[Wyatt earp]

Thanks bro!!


.

Why would a Libertarian-type like you have such a hard-on for her ?
You don't think she'll raise your taxes or sign a single-payer healthcare bill ?

She won't, she is normal.

I am a die hard supporter of her, her campaign sends me emails all the time after I gave her $2,000 bucks.

.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

**** you I like Her..


One of the gazillion of e mails from her campaign..


Yes my name is William..


William —

This July 4th, let’s take patriotism back.

Since 9/11, I’ve watched as patriotism was used as an excuse for disastrous regime change wars and surveillance of the American people, as a euphemism for bigotry, and as a cover for McCarthyist hysteria and the lead up to a new Cold War and nuclear arms race.

But that’s not what patriotism is, and it infuriates me to see it abused. Patriotism is the reason I and so many of my fellow servicemembers put our lives on the line to defend our country. Patriotism is not about symbols or fake outrage. It’s about love - real, active love.

So let me tell you why I love my country.

I love our land - our forests and mountains, our rivers rolling through vast wilderness, our canyons, deserts, swamp lands and prairies - the places that have formed us in all their disparate beauty.

I love our people - drawn from every corner of the planet, every creed and every color, pulled by a promise of a better life, a new beginning, a recognition that we are all equal in the eyes of God.

I love our heritage - the tradition of representative democracy embodied in our indigenous communities that served as a model for our first Congress, those who fought to defeat the institution of slavery as former slaves, abolitionists and soldiers, the strength of our movements for women’s suffrage, labor rights, civil rights and environmental justice.

Most of all, I love our freedom. The freedom endowed by our creator. The freedom that is enshrined in our Constitution and our Bill of Rights. The freedom we fight to protect:

• Freedom of speech and of the press
• Freedom of religion
• The right to bear arms
• Freedom from unreasonable search and seizure
• The right to a fair and public trial
• Freedom from cruel and unusual punishment

It’s easy to take our freedoms for granted until they get taken away. Until you see women who are not free to move outside of their own homes without a male chaperone. Until you see children who are not free to play without the threat of land mines in their backyard. Until you see people who are not free to worship, not free to speak and publish the truth, not free to love who they love, without the threat of imprisonment.

Freedom is a real and precious thing. It is alive - in our streets, in our schools, in our houses of worship, and we must protect it.We must protect our freedom from those who seek to remove it through the violence of terrorism. We must protect our freedom from the quiet violence of surveillance and censorship. And we must protect this freedom within our own hearts and minds, our families and communities.

So this July 4th, let’s celebrate by remembering why we love our country, and commit to standing up to protect our freedoms — to live, think, worship and love in peace.

With aloha,

Tulsi

You may be suffering from dementia.

No the time is now we need a girl as president, who better besides Nikki, it's Tulsi.
.

 

[Indeependent]

Nothing else needs to be said.

I watched 5 minutes.
Let’s cut to the chase...
Where does she discuss Off-Shoring, Business Visas and Trespassers.
No bullshit answers, please.

 

[Indeependent]

Anyone who covers acne with makeup rather than go to a dermatologist doesn’t get my vote.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Hear me out, if Tulsi was president everyone on the the right and left would shut the **** up for years..


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[Preacher]

She is the ONLY democrat I would vote for. If she ain't nominee I will write in Patrick Little.

 

[miketx]

Why would a Libertarian-type like you have such a hard-on for her ?
You don't think she'll raise your taxes or sign a single-payer healthcare bill ?

She won't, she is normal.

I am a die hard supporter of her, her campaign sends me emails all the time after I gave her $2,000 bucks.

.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

**** you I like Her..


One of the gazillion of e mails from her campaign..


Yes my name is William..


William —

This July 4th, let’s take patriotism back.

Since 9/11, I’ve watched as patriotism was used as an excuse for disastrous regime change wars and surveillance of the American people, as a euphemism for bigotry, and as a cover for McCarthyist hysteria and the lead up to a new Cold War and nuclear arms race.

But that’s not what patriotism is, and it infuriates me to see it abused. Patriotism is the reason I and so many of my fellow servicemembers put our lives on the line to defend our country. Patriotism is not about symbols or fake outrage. It’s about love - real, active love.

So let me tell you why I love my country.

I love our land - our forests and mountains, our rivers rolling through vast wilderness, our canyons, deserts, swamp lands and prairies - the places that have formed us in all their disparate beauty.

I love our people - drawn from every corner of the planet, every creed and every color, pulled by a promise of a better life, a new beginning, a recognition that we are all equal in the eyes of God.

I love our heritage - the tradition of representative democracy embodied in our indigenous communities that served as a model for our first Congress, those who fought to defeat the institution of slavery as former slaves, abolitionists and soldiers, the strength of our movements for women’s suffrage, labor rights, civil rights and environmental justice.

Most of all, I love our freedom. The freedom endowed by our creator. The freedom that is enshrined in our Constitution and our Bill of Rights. The freedom we fight to protect:

• Freedom of speech and of the press
• Freedom of religion
• The right to bear arms
• Freedom from unreasonable search and seizure
• The right to a fair and public trial
• Freedom from cruel and unusual punishment

It’s easy to take our freedoms for granted until they get taken away. Until you see women who are not free to move outside of their own homes without a male chaperone. Until you see children who are not free to play without the threat of land mines in their backyard. Until you see people who are not free to worship, not free to speak and publish the truth, not free to love who they love, without the threat of imprisonment.

Freedom is a real and precious thing. It is alive - in our streets, in our schools, in our houses of worship, and we must protect it.We must protect our freedom from those who seek to remove it through the violence of terrorism. We must protect our freedom from the quiet violence of surveillance and censorship. And we must protect this freedom within our own hearts and minds, our families and communities.

So this July 4th, let’s celebrate by remembering why we love our country, and commit to standing up to protect our freedoms — to live, think, worship and love in peace.

With aloha,

Tulsi

You may be suffering from dementia.

No the time is now we need a girl as president, who better besides Nikki, it's Tulsi.
.

Welcome to the clown world of dementia maxmosis.

 

[the other mike]

Anyone who covers acne with makeup rather than go to a dermatologist doesn’t get my vote.

**** dermatologists. One of them put my son on Accutane when he was 15
and a year later he was pissing blood with a kidney problem, then another specialist put him on prednisone and 7 months after that he was dignosed with Hogkins lymphoma stage 5. Had to go through chemo and rad his senior year of high school, missed football and baseball, but still graduated salutatorian .( like his mom , not me )

Go to a dietician or nutritionist expert first.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Why would a Libertarian-type like you have such a hard-on for her ?
You don't think she'll raise your taxes or sign a single-payer healthcare bill ?

She won't, she is normal.

I am a die hard supporter of her, her campaign sends me emails all the time after I gave her $2,000 bucks.

.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

**** you I like Her..


One of the gazillion of e mails from her campaign..


Yes my name is William..


William —

This July 4th, let’s take patriotism back.

Since 9/11, I’ve watched as patriotism was used as an excuse for disastrous regime change wars and surveillance of the American people, as a euphemism for bigotry, and as a cover for McCarthyist hysteria and the lead up to a new Cold War and nuclear arms race.

But that’s not what patriotism is, and it infuriates me to see it abused. Patriotism is the reason I and so many of my fellow servicemembers put our lives on the line to defend our country. Patriotism is not about symbols or fake outrage. It’s about love - real, active love.

So let me tell you why I love my country.

I love our land - our forests and mountains, our rivers rolling through vast wilderness, our canyons, deserts, swamp lands and prairies - the places that have formed us in all their disparate beauty.

I love our people - drawn from every corner of the planet, every creed and every color, pulled by a promise of a better life, a new beginning, a recognition that we are all equal in the eyes of God.

I love our heritage - the tradition of representative democracy embodied in our indigenous communities that served as a model for our first Congress, those who fought to defeat the institution of slavery as former slaves, abolitionists and soldiers, the strength of our movements for women’s suffrage, labor rights, civil rights and environmental justice.

Most of all, I love our freedom. The freedom endowed by our creator. The freedom that is enshrined in our Constitution and our Bill of Rights. The freedom we fight to protect:

• Freedom of speech and of the press
• Freedom of religion
• The right to bear arms
• Freedom from unreasonable search and seizure
• The right to a fair and public trial
• Freedom from cruel and unusual punishment

It’s easy to take our freedoms for granted until they get taken away. Until you see women who are not free to move outside of their own homes without a male chaperone. Until you see children who are not free to play without the threat of land mines in their backyard. Until you see people who are not free to worship, not free to speak and publish the truth, not free to love who they love, without the threat of imprisonment.

Freedom is a real and precious thing. It is alive - in our streets, in our schools, in our houses of worship, and we must protect it.We must protect our freedom from those who seek to remove it through the violence of terrorism. We must protect our freedom from the quiet violence of surveillance and censorship. And we must protect this freedom within our own hearts and minds, our families and communities.

So this July 4th, let’s celebrate by remembering why we love our country, and commit to standing up to protect our freedoms — to live, think, worship and love in peace.

With aloha,

Tulsi

You may be suffering from dementia.

No the time is now we need a girl as president, who better besides Nikki, it's Tulsi.
.

Bear, you and I agree on most everything discussed except this one.

I remember as a kid watching the Partridge Family. In one episode, a very attractive girl came to audition for the band. Keith was mesmerized by her beauty, and regardless of her awful singing, he heard a beautiful voice.

To try and make Keith realize what was going on, they gave him a tape of a new applicant for the band and asked his opinion. He said that the person applying had the most terrible voice. Then they told him it was the girl he fell in love with that he was listening to.

To prove my point, I went to Tulsi's web site, and this was the first thing I found:

Join me in ushering in a new century free from the fear of nuclear war. A world where there is real peace, where our people have time to pursue happiness rather than being forced to work constantly just to survive, where parents have time to spend with their children, and we build strong communities that care for each other and the planet.

Now if Sander's made this statement, you would be all over it. But there is more:

In this new century, everyone has clean water to drink, clean air to breathe and access to nourishing food; everyone receives the medical care they need, has a roof over their head, receives the education they need and is able to find good paying, fulfilling work. People have financial security and don’t have to worry about making ends meet in their old age.

Tulsi's Vision for America | TULSI 2020

What she is saying is not much different than any other lib.

 

[Indeependent]

Anyone who covers acne with makeup rather than go to a dermatologist doesn’t get my vote.

**** dermatologists. One of them put my son on Accutane when he was 15
and a year later he was pissing blood with a kidney problem, then another specialist put him on prednisone and 7 months after that he was dignosed with Hogkins lymphoma stage 5. Had to go through chemo and rad his senior year of high school, missed football and baseball, but still graduated salutatorian .( like his mom , not me )

Go to a dietician or nutritionist expert first.

Sulfacet.

 

[the other mike]

She is the ONLY democrat I would vote for. If she ain't nominee I will write in Patrick Little.

She should go Green party
Tulsi & Jill 2020

 

[miketx]

She is the ONLY democrat I would vote for. If she ain't nominee I will write in Patrick Little.

If you vote for a dim you are insane.

 

[Indeependent]

Anyone who covers acne with makeup rather than go to a dermatologist doesn’t get my vote.

**** dermatologists. One of them put my son on Accutane when he was 15
and a year later he was pissing blood with a kidney problem, then another specialist put him on prednisone and 7 months after that he was dignosed with Hogkins lymphoma stage 5. Had to go through chemo and rad his senior year of high school, missed football and baseball, but still graduated salutatorian .( like his mom , not me )

Go to a dietician or nutritionist expert first.

Acutane is bullshit.
I got real lucky and one dermatologist got desperate and prescribed sulfacet.
It works like magic and I recommend it to everyone.

 

[SmokeALib]

Nothing else needs to be said.

Why?