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Boxer: We Need Deal Because Iran Is "A Terrible Actor On The World Stage"
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| August 5, 2015
| Ian Hanchett
Posted on 08/05/2015 5:23:26 PM PDT by Biggirl
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To: Biggirl
Senator Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA) defended the Iran nuclear deal by stating, “We know Iran is a terrible actor on the world stage. That’s why we need this agreement” This Eastern Carpetbagger honed her dumb-as-a-bagful of hammers personna in Marin County, California.
She is usually kept locked up in the Senate basement.
No, moron, that Hussein can "get away with uttering absurdities disconnected from reality, does NOT mean you can pull it off too!
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08/05/2015 7:08:17 PM PDT
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publius911
(If you like Obamacare, You'll LOVE ObamaWeb.)
To: Biggirl
Isn’t she the Senator who requested not to be called “ma’am” because she worked so hard to get her office? Genius, absolute genius!
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08/05/2015 7:10:58 PM PDT
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SES1066
(Quality, Speed or Economical - Any 2 of 3 except in government - 1 at best but never #3!)
To: Biggirl
“We know Iran is a terrible actor on the world stage. That’s why we need this agreement” That must be the DNC-Progressive-Soros meme...
You got to let us conclude the agreement with the KORANIMALS before you can find out what's in it..."
That has worked out so well, the last 6 years... < /sarc >
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08/05/2015 7:20:39 PM PDT
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publius911
(If you like Obamacare, You'll LOVE ObamaWeb.)
To: Biggirl
Boxer is and has always been cringe makingly stupid
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08/06/2015 4:44:25 AM PDT
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Jimmy Valentine
(DemocRATS - when they speak, they lie; when they are silent, they are stealing the American Dreaml)
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