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Tag: CMUBy Corinthian Scales, Section News
OK, I'll give the Nerd an attaboy for this.
As expected, Gov. Rick Snyder has signed a bill that could clear the way for a wolf hunt in Michigan's Upper Peninsula as early as this fall -- and influence which types of species are hunted well into the future. F'ing whaah, ya enviroloons. CS, a change of heart on the Nerd? Nope, he's still a flaccid d!*k. If only he thought the same of folks being able to legally protect themselves from two-legged predators, I may reconsider my total disdain for the stealth Democrat. By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Our Michigan tax dollars at work obstructing our 2nd Amendment Rights while criminals roam freely.
Nah, deputy ma'am. The stealth Democrat Nerd knows what's better for Law-abiding citizens than even the dwindling 2012 republican majority in the legislature. By Corinthian Scales, Section Multimedia
Complicit enabler = One Term Nerd H/t CrusaderRabbit By Corinthian Scales, Section Multimedia
Holy cow, indeed. They walk amongst us. (3 comments) Comments >> By JGillman, Section News
For Dennis Lennox. And maybe some things you could really care less about.
First off, Lennox is no dummy. He is a little queer, (Odd, but I reserve that the matching definition could be that of the reader's own thoughts) but he knows the political game better than most children his age. In fact, a little better than many who have been in the Republican party for some time, as he plays THEM so well. He is a CMU grad or some such thing, and was vice president at one time of the Young Americans for freedom, a group that was once sanctioned (and relieved by the administration)for anti-homosexual chalkings prior to a veterans support event. It was rumored the chalkings were an attempt to drum up 'news' by SOMEONE in that YAF chapter. It made national news, and attention was given. A lot of attention. Almost as much as the fabled attacks by university officials while doing the Gary Peters video taping thing, at one point earning him a label of "mentally unstable and a potential "campus shooter" because of his aggressive, in your face tactics". Which was false, and drew the ACLU to his side, yet was likely a label he sought. It also made national media. Lennox went to the 2008 RNC event in MN as an alternate delegate. I was there as well. On the way in during one session he happened to be walking up the same route on the outside of the security fences. Along that route, was every national leftist blogger in the US. He made it a point to stop and announce himself to quite a few of of them. to make sure THEY know who he was and gave them 'official' interviews as a Republican going in. At that time of course, he had other things going on as well that would add to his 'national persona'. Continued below the fold (24 comments, 2094 words in story) Full Story By Corinthian Scales, Section News
"You're on your own, and that's the truth." - Sheriff David Clarke Jr. By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Yet another great media project by Bill Whittle.
This is precisely why the GOP's foisted on us flip-flopping Willard received my NOTA vote. This is also why the One Term Nerd will not be receiving my vote in '14. Tho, you have time to course correct, Governerd. Choice is yours. By golly, there's three more C's for you, Rick. By Corinthian Scales, Section News
CBS Boston
An armed robber held up a teacher at gunpoint inside a small arts school in a Jamaica Plain neighborhood Wednesday night. The incident, along with a second robbery in the area Thursday night has police stepping up patrols in the area near Eliot Street, an area considered a walking neighborhood near Monument Square. Mwhuha hahahahahaha
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