Posted on 07/27/2011 2:04:52 PM PDT by Biggirl
For a moment Wednesday, Al Franken looked like he was back on the set of Saturday Night Live and not on the floor of the U.S. Senate. In a speech explaining that there would be no money to pay for military and security personnel if Congress doesnt pass a bill increasing the debt ceiling by Aug. 2, Franken unveiled a large poster in the chamber that said, Welcome Terrorists.
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Geesh. Ancient Rome elected a horse to their senate and we had to go and elect a jackass to our Senate.
“And he was a D+ comedian at best.”
Oh,,,, he was pretty good in “Trading Places.” Of course, he just played himself!
More RINO nonsense mucking about with "moderates".
He wouldn’t have “won” even against Coleman if it weren’t for the Soros-picked secretary of state.
I mean really, EVERY decision went in Franken’s favor?
Come on. At least TRY not to make it so obvious.
The Repubs better pass one and let Gov. Crazy Eyes Veto it, Then pass it as a Constitutional Amendment and let the voters decide.
[its like a notch below child molester...]
He must have said that before he became one.
You know the Philippines had to provide for an electoral college after their silly population elected some inappropriate goof president............Minnesota needs something similar. How did this nincompoop get elected?
Welcome terrorists?
Heck, we have been inviting them in by the hundreds through open borders and an immigration policy that seems to encourage jihadis into our midst. And even when we find them, we promote them up the ranks, make excuses for their violent outbursts and deny the islam connection after they excercise their “religious freedom.”
There’s that. We’d have Governor Emmer as well. Amazing how Mark Ritchie was able to come up with millions in cash, not run much of a campaign, not be liked State-wide, and still retain the SoS position.
Somebody needs to walk up to him and knock his teeth out.
Just sayin’.
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