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    The former speaker was quoted as saying "But former Republican House speaker Newt Gingrich said Obama and the Democrats will regret their decision to push for comprehensive reform. Calling the bill "the most radical social experiment . . . in modern times," Gingrich said: "They will have destroyed their party much as Lyndon Johnson shattered the Democratic Party for 40 years" with the enactment of civil rights legislation in the 1960s.""



    WTF Newt?





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    He's vying for teaparty leader
    they are living in the 80's still
    Obama will string together a nice run of asskickings on them prior to being reelected.
    The stone that the builder refused
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    Quote Originally Posted by WinterBorn View Post
    The former speaker was quoted as saying "But former Republican House speaker Newt Gingrich said Obama and the Democrats will regret their decision to push for comprehensive reform. Calling the bill "the most radical social experiment . . . in modern times," Gingrich said: "They will have destroyed their party much as Lyndon Johnson shattered the Democratic Party for 40 years" with the enactment of civil rights legislation in the 1960s.""



    WTF Newt?





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    perhaps you are overlooking the fact that the Democratic party in the 60s OPPOSED the civil rights legislation

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    Quote Originally Posted by PostmodernProphet View Post
    perhaps you are overlooking the fact that the Democratic party in the 60s OPPOSED the civil rights legislation
    The reality of who did what for the civil rights movement does not matter in this discussion. Apparently Newt missed the same thing.

    When you say: "They will have destroyed their party much as Lyndon Johnson shattered the Democratic Party for 40 years" with the enactment of civil rights legislation in the 1960s.", you are not doing the republican party any favors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PostmodernProphet View Post
    perhaps you are overlooking the fact that the Democratic party in the 60s OPPOSED the civil rights legislation
    What a devastating blow to Solitary's argument. Nice job.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Southern Man View Post
    What a devastating blow to Solitary's argument. Nice job.
    Is your reading comprehension that bad or are you just that desperate to redeem yourself?

    I did not say anything about who did or did not push through the civil rights legislation.

    The point of this thread is that Newt Gingrich said "They will have destroyed their party much as Lyndon Johnson shattered the Democratic Party for 40 years" with the enactment of civil rights legislation in the 1960s.".

    Your boy Newt said LBJ enacted the civil rights legislation. But what is even worse, he makes it sound as though the civil rights legislation was bad for the nation. Because Newt certainly isn't a fan of Obama's healthcare bill.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WinterBorn View Post
    Is your reading comprehension that bad or are you just that desperate to redeem yourself?

    I did not say anything about who did or did not push through the civil rights legislation.

    The point of this thread is that Newt Gingrich said "They will have destroyed their party much as Lyndon Johnson shattered the Democratic Party for 40 years" with the enactment of civil rights legislation in the 1960s.".

    Your boy Newt said LBJ enacted the civil rights legislation. But what is even worse, he makes it sound as though the civil rights legislation was bad for the nation. Because Newt certainly isn't a fan of Obama's healthcare bill.
    Newt has been saying this for quite some time fella. Of course when he said it before his statement began with "If this health care reform bill is approved".

    This is only "news" to those who want to make a hysterical deal out of it. He's maintained the same posture on this fairly consistently.

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    Newt was shamed out for teabag behavior I'm glad his back to rule the teabaggers. Obama in a landslide in 2012
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    Quote Originally Posted by usaloyal2theend View Post
    Newt has been saying this for quite some time fella. Of course when he said it before his statement began with "If this health care reform bill is approved".

    This is only "news" to those who want to make a hysterical deal out of it. He's maintained the same posture on this fairly consistently.
    I guess I must have missed the news stories about Newt comparing this legislation to the civil rights legislation.

    Silly me. I thought one was a huge step backward for our nation and the other a huge step forward.

    I didn't think a high ranking republican would think both were bad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WinterBorn View Post
    I guess I must have missed the news stories about Newt comparing this legislation to the civil rights legislation.

    Silly me. I thought one was a huge step backward for our nation and the other a huge step forward.

    I didn't think a high ranking republican would think both were bad.
    It's alright Solitary. When Newt has an opening for Press Secretary, submit your resume. Until then, I would suggest you stick with armchair quarterbacking and prognosticating what you think it all means.

    You do it so well <<sarcasm throttle at full force>>

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    Quote Originally Posted by Topspin View Post
    He's vying for teaparty leader
    they are living in the 80's still
    Obama will string together a nice run of asskickings on them prior to being reelected.
    Healthcare industry hit, next is oil (ie: climate bill) - that's you chuckles. Much as you want to spank Repubs over Iraq, you have to see that your support for Dems is going to hurt you more than anyone else on this board.

    Whenever I see posts like this from you, it always reminds me of a certain quote:
    "The Capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them" - Lenin

    "To argue against any breach of liberty from the ill use that may be made of it, is to argue against liberty itself, since all is capable of being abused." – Lord George Lyttleton (1709-1773)

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    Quote Originally Posted by usaloyal2theend View Post
    It's alright Solitary. When Newt has an opening for Press Secretary, submit your resume. Until then, I would suggest you stick with armchair quarterbacking and prognosticating what you think it all means.

    You do it so well <<sarcasm throttle at full force>>
    Nice to see you addressing the issue I raised. <<sarcasm throttle at full force too>>

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    Quote Originally Posted by KingCondanomation View Post
    Healthcare industry hit, next is oil (ie: climate bill) - that's you chuckles. Much as you want to spank Repubs over Iraq, you have to see that your support for Dems is going to hurt you more than anyone else on this board.

    Whenever I see posts like this from you, it always reminds me of a certain quote:
    "The Capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them" - Lenin
    Next is (translated to "NewSpeak" for y'all), "Comprehensive Immigration Reform"...
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    One of the few great things done by LBJ was his support of the Civil Rights Movement!
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    Quote Originally Posted by KingCondanomation View Post
    Healthcare industry hit, next is oil (ie: climate bill) - that's you chuckles. Much as you want to spank Repubs over Iraq, you have to see that your support for Dems is going to hurt you more than anyone else on this board.

    Whenever I see posts like this from you, it always reminds me of a certain quote:
    "The Capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them" - Lenin
    sure it's hit Junior. I just bought some merck and am have a nice gain already. And please tell me you don't think the tax will be added to the gas price. LOL
    And just cuase I strongly support the current dems, if we had repubs like Superfreak, Cawacko, damo and Chap leading things I'd prob be a republican.
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