4.There's an app for that.
Correction: the saying is, "There's a nap for that."
Wilson gave new meaning to “Shout out.” And he was truthful...Obama lies!
See my tagline
Don’t get all wee-weed up over these quotes. ;-)
I was proud to help him raise the some $2.5 million he did after the Left went after him.
It had the benefit of being true...
4.There's an app for that.
Correction: the saying is, "There's a nap for that."
A questionable source at best.
Where is the top ten list of memorable lies, half truths and evasions?
Also, that “Medicare” quote has always seemed misleading. For one, the somewhat sinister titling of that program could have led to a cognitive confusion in the mind of the speaker—meaning “medical care” but shortening it to MediCare. I’m sure that’s what the government intended to when it named it, to make it synonymous with the very provision of medical care, so as to ease the transition to a truly collectivist form of health insurance or provision.
But anyway, the mere use of that term could mean the speaker made a slip more forgivable than Obama’s 57 states (unless he was talking about ketchup or Heinz somewhere in that speech.)
Good for another read.
My personal favorite (though I don’t know the “author”):
“If you ram this down our throats in 2009, we’ll shove it up your @ss in 2010!”
That's what ticks me off about Ventura. He's stupid.
The water boarding was not about getting a confession, it was about acquiring information to prevent the murder of innocent people who just wanted to live their lives.
Hey, I fully agree that information obtained by doing things like waterboarding is a violation of the 5th Amendment and shouldn't be admissible at trial.
If Cheney had Ventura's kid buried in a box would he not waterboard him to find out where she was?