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First it was Maxine Waters, then Nancy Pelosi. Now it's Mr. Ketchup Kerry. Every one of the fuckers should be in prison.

http://freebeacon.com/smartest-guy-in-the-room/

Failed Democratic presidential nominee Sen. John Kerry’s (D., Mass.) long history of ethically dubious investments could invite controversy as he takes on a new role as a “top surrogate” for President Obama’s reelection campaign.

CitadelGrad wrote:First it was Maxine Waters, then Nancy Pelosi. Now it's Mr. Ketchup Kerry. Every one of the **** should be in prison.

http://freebeacon.com/smartest-guy-in-the-room/

Failed Democratic presidential nominee Sen. John Kerry’s (D., Mass.) long history of ethically dubious investments could invite controversy as he takes on a new role as a “top surrogate” for President Obama’s reelection campaign.

1) IMO, members of Congress from both parties are guilty of this.
2) Doesn't the STOCK Act now make this illegal?
3) LMAO at this quote from the article:

That is hardly the extent of Kerry’s questionable dealings, however. He has millions of dollars invested in funds operated by some of his largest campaign donors, including Bain Capital, Beacon Capital Partners, and the Blackstone Group, investment firms that have collectively given more than $170,000 to Kerry’s campaigns since 2007.

Who founded Bain Capital and has been ripped repeatedly by the Donks for outsourcing jobs and destroying lives in order to make a profit?

UNI88 wrote:

CitadelGrad wrote:First it was Maxine Waters, then Nancy Pelosi. Now it's Mr. Ketchup Kerry. Every one of the **** should be in prison.

http://freebeacon.com/smartest-guy-in-the-room/

Failed Democratic presidential nominee Sen. John Kerry’s (D., Mass.) long history of ethically dubious investments could invite controversy as he takes on a new role as a “top surrogate” for President Obama’s reelection campaign.

1) IMO, members of Congress from both parties are guilty of this.
2) Doesn't the STOCK Act now make this illegal?
3) LMAO at this quote from the article:

That is hardly the extent of Kerry’s questionable dealings, however. He has millions of dollars invested in funds operated by some of his largest campaign donors, including Bain Capital, Beacon Capital Partners, and the Blackstone Group, investment firms that have collectively given more than $170,000 to Kerry’s campaigns since 2007.

Who founded Bain Capital and has been ripped repeatedly by the Donks for outsourcing jobs and destroying lives in order to make a profit?

Yep, the whole damn system is corrupt on both sides of the aisle. And for the record, there were a couple of conks accusing Romney of "vulture capitalism" during the primary also.

kalm wrote:

UNI88 wrote:
1) IMO, members of Congress from both parties are guilty of this.
2) Doesn't the STOCK Act now make this illegal?
3) LMAO at this quote from the article:



Who founded Bain Capital and has been ripped repeatedly by the Donks for outsourcing jobs and destroying lives in order to make a profit?

Yep, the whole damn system is corrupt on both sides of the aisle. And for the record, there were a couple of conks
accusing Romney of "vulture capitalism" during the primary also.

Kalm, UNI88 and GannonFan are morphing into one gelatinous, insipid mass of moderation.

Ivytalk wrote:

kalm wrote:
Yep, the whole damn system is corrupt on both sides of the aisle. And for the record, there were a couple of conks
accusing Romney of "vulture capitalism" during the primary also.

Kalm, UNI88 and GannonFan are morphing into one gelatinous, insipid mass of moderation.

Hey

Feel free to lump me in with true moderates like UNI88 and 86hen, but I, in no way, want to be associated with right wing hack's like Gannon.

kalm wrote:

Ivytalk wrote:
Kalm, UNI88 and GannonFan are morphing into one gelatinous, insipid mass of moderation.

Hey

Feel free to lump me in with true moderates like UNI88 and 86hen, but I, in no way, want to be associated with right wing hack's like Gannon.

But you are completely happy being lumped into a group with SE174?

grizzaholic wrote:

kalm wrote:
Hey

Feel free to lump me in with true moderates like UNI88 and 86hen, but I, in no way, want to be associated with right wing hack's like Gannon.

But you are completely happy being lumped into a group with SE174?

Ivytalk wrote:

kalm wrote:
Yep, the whole damn system is corrupt on both sides of the aisle. And for the record, there were a couple of conks
accusing Romney of "vulture capitalism" during the primary also.

Kalm, UNI88 and GannonFan are morphing into one gelatinous, insipid mass of moderation.

When the system's all fvcked up and it's going to take a major shakeup to fix, why not just sit up in the cheap seats and point out the hypocrisy and foibles of both sides until the sky starts to fall, people wake up and we can really get to work?

There are seats available to anyone with a wee bit of smarts and wit.

UNI88 wrote:

Ivytalk wrote:
Kalm, UNI88 and GannonFan are morphing into one gelatinous, insipid mass of moderation.

When the system's all fvcked up and it's going to take a major shakeup to fix, why not just sit up in the cheap seats and point out the hypocrisy and foibles of both sides until the sky starts to fall, people wake up and we can really get to work?

There are seats available to anyone with a wee bit of smarts and wit.

Yeah, but it's more fun to be a partisan hack!

Let me add BlueHen86 to my "mass of moderation" list while I'm thinking about it.

Ivytalk wrote:

UNI88 wrote:
When the system's all fvcked up and it's going to take a major shakeup to fix, why not just sit up in the cheap seats and point out the hypocrisy and foibles of both sides until the sky starts to fall, people wake up and we can really get to work?

There are seats available to anyone with a wee bit of smarts and wit.

Yeah, but it's more fun to be a partisan hack!

Let me add BlueHen86 to my "mass of moderation" list while I'm thinking about it.

DD, Ursus, 93, bluehenbilk...

Ivytalk wrote:

UNI88 wrote:
When the system's all fvcked up and it's going to take a major shakeup to fix, why not just sit up in the cheap seats and point out the hypocrisy and foibles of both sides until the sky starts to fall, people wake up and we can really get to work?

There are seats available to anyone with a wee bit of smarts and wit.

Yeah, but it's more fun to be a partisan hack!

Let me add BlueHen86 to my "mass of moderation" list while I'm thinking about it.

au contraire, sitting in the gelatinous middle allows one to make fun of both sides with equal zest. It's double the fun at half the price!

UNI88 wrote:

Ivytalk wrote:
Yeah, but it's more fun to be a partisan hack!

Let me add BlueHen86 to my "mass of moderation" list while I'm thinking about it.

au contraire, sitting in the gelatinous middle allows one to make fun of both sides with equal zest. It's double the fun at half the price!

You have a point there!