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I agree.
Republicans need to stop acting the fool
By Todd Starnes
Published February 17, 2016
FoxNews.com
After watching the mayhem at last week’s GOP presidential debate, I’ve decided it’s time for the Republican candidates to have a Come-to-Jesus meeting.
Guys, we get it.
Donald, you can't take a punch. Ted, you think you're smarter than everybody else. Marco, you love to flip flop. Jeb, you're a Bush.
We get it.
So how about dropping the personal insults and start talking about the issues -- like looking out for the American working man?
Just last week two Indiana companies (Carrier Corp. and United Technologies Electronic Controls) announced they were moving their production plants to Mexico. As many as 2,100 Americans are losing their jobs.
But it's not just 2,100 jobs -- it's 2,100 families and little league coaches and church deacons. It’s 2,100 taxpayers.
A UTEC executive told the Indianapolis Star that moving their company south of the border “is the best way for us to remain competitive.”
Mexico sends us illegals and we send them American jobs.
I will give Trump credit for mentioning the Indiana job losses during the debate. But compare the amount of time the candidates spend whining about name-calling and the amount of time discussing substantive issues.
Instead of talking about the American working man -- we've got a raging debate about why Marco Rubio sweats.
It's a political version of “Mean Girls.”
So on behalf of America: You guys need to start acting more presidential and less like a bunch of has-been reality show contestants.
As they say in South Carolina: Stop acting the fool.
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2016/02/17/republicans-need-to-stop-acting-fool.html?intcmp=hpbt1
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I agree.
Republicans need to stop acting the fool
By Todd Starnes
Published February 17, 2016
FoxNews.com
After watching the mayhem at last week’s GOP presidential debate, I’ve decided it’s time for the Republican candidates to have a Come-to-Jesus meeting.
Guys, we get it.
Donald, you can't take a punch. Ted, you think you're smarter than everybody else. Marco, you love to flip flop. Jeb, you're a Bush.
We get it.
So how about dropping the personal insults and start talking about the issues -- like looking out for the American working man?
Just last week two Indiana companies (Carrier Corp. and United Technologies Electronic Controls) announced they were moving their production plants to Mexico. As many as 2,100 Americans are losing their jobs.
But it's not just 2,100 jobs -- it's 2,100 families and little league coaches and church deacons. It’s 2,100 taxpayers.
A UTEC executive told the Indianapolis Star that moving their company south of the border “is the best way for us to remain competitive.”
Mexico sends us illegals and we send them American jobs.
I will give Trump credit for mentioning the Indiana job losses during the debate. But compare the amount of time the candidates spend whining about name-calling and the amount of time discussing substantive issues.
Instead of talking about the American working man -- we've got a raging debate about why Marco Rubio sweats.
It's a political version of “Mean Girls.”
So on behalf of America: You guys need to start acting more presidential and less like a bunch of has-been reality show contestants.
As they say in South Carolina: Stop acting the fool.
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2016/02/17/republicans-need-to-stop-acting-fool.html?intcmp=hpbt1
Signed.
But they may want to tell their hero Rupert what's up, seeing as how this came from FOX.
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Most repubs love that stuff. Only a small % really dislike it.
This is 2016. People take pics of their breakfast daily and "like" 40 pictures of girls every time they take a crap.
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Most repubs love that stuff. Only a small % really dislike it.
This is 2016. People take pics of their breakfast daily and "like" 40 pictures of girls every time they take a crap.
I don't think a man that let's another man slap him, while he runs away with tears dripping down his face and piss dripping down his leg, is qualified to say what most republicans like. Stick to what most women and lady boys like. That better represents the demographic that you are familiar with
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I agree.
Republicans need to stop acting the fool
By Todd Starnes
Published February 17, 2016
FoxNews.com
After watching the mayhem at last week’s GOP presidential debate, I’ve decided it’s time for the Republican candidates to have a Come-to-Jesus meeting.
Guys, we get it.
Donald, you can't take a punch. Ted, you think you're smarter than everybody else. Marco, you love to flip flop. Jeb, you're a Bush.
We get it.
So how about dropping the personal insults and start talking about the issues -- like looking out for the American working man?
Just last week two Indiana companies (Carrier Corp. and United Technologies Electronic Controls) announced they were moving their production plants to Mexico. As many as 2,100 Americans are losing their jobs.
But it's not just 2,100 jobs -- it's 2,100 families and little league coaches and church deacons. It’s 2,100 taxpayers.
A UTEC executive told the Indianapolis Star that moving their company south of the border “is the best way for us to remain competitive.”
Mexico sends us illegals and we send them American jobs.
I will give Trump credit for mentioning the Indiana job losses during the debate. But compare the amount of time the candidates spend whining about name-calling and the amount of time discussing substantive issues.
Instead of talking about the American working man -- we've got a raging debate about why Marco Rubio sweats.
It's a political version of “Mean Girls.”
So on behalf of America: You guys need to start acting more presidential and less like a bunch of has-been reality show contestants.
As they say in South Carolina: Stop acting the fool.
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2016/02/17/republicans-need-to-stop-acting-fool.html?intcmp=hpbt1
so you're saying it's time to really start lying your ass off ?
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The best part of the debate was watching two Cubans argue over who hated Mexicans more.
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I love how after 2-3 days you regurgitate dem lefty talking points almost word for word.
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I love how after 2-3 days you regurgitate dem lefty talking points almost word for word.
I love how after 6-8 years you regurgitate right talking points almost word for word.