christiefan915
Catalyst
Prove she's not upholding the Constitution, bigot.
America should be extremely proud.
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Prove she's not upholding the Constitution, bigot.
ThatOwlWoman
Not Nice
Mission trip? As in Christian missionary? To Canada?? Seriously? Somehow it's hard to believe that you are a Christian missionary, what with your attitude towards ppl not like you.
christiefan915
Catalyst
Must have been a reflection of how you treated them. It's not what I experienced.
Like everything they say about themselves, it's an obvious lie.
ThatOwlWoman
Not Nice
Just think if we based our votes on who yells lies the loudest, has the best bullying act, brags the most? Oh wait.
Yes, you folks did manage to re-elect Pelosi.
ThatOwlWoman
Not Nice
Your (group you) fear is delicious.
Fear? My dear. You are a bit gone in the top hamper.
Eagle_Eye
Well-known member
Excuse me for getting confused as the two religions are so diametrically different"There are different kinds of Pagans, and this is where the major difference lies between Wicca and Paganism. Wicca is a type of Paganism, so if someone says they are Wiccan they are also Pagan. Conversely, if someone says they are pagan doesn't mean they are Wiccan too". It's understandable after many years of your "that happened to me also stories about everything including religion one can get confused. As to age and memory problems you really shouldn't be throwing rocks as you are no spring chicken yourself and you often confuse outright falsehoods with reality.
Oh I agree that she should be proud being the first American from Somalia to be elected to congress.
Which brings us to the fact that to the best of my knowledge all other countries refer to their citizens mixed ancestry as British of African decent or Australian of Asian decent so just because our liberal media refers to her like that doesn't make it correct!
I find it laughable that to a liberal such as yourself anyone who dares challenge or question you is an ignorant, bible touting angry red neck.
Now where did that come from? On the booze again? Why should anyone including myself get angry because someone dresses as their religion dictates. I suppose you think I hate Jewish men and women for wearing head coverings.
As a parting note your constant referring to angry old men makes you sound like an old crone trying to feel young again.
? What a great moment....
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Retired Teacher
*‘almost better than the Hillary bad accent moment...or her hot sauce in the purse...
'but she kind of ruined it going live with the Michelob....
ThatOwlWoman
Not Nice
Excuse me for getting confused as the two religions are so diametrically different
Excellent. It takes a big man to admit when he's wrong, and that he lied when he claimed that someone said something that they didn't. Very good! Apology accepted.
Here's another way to see it: Catholics, Baptists, Mormons, Lutherans are all forms of Christianity. However, you will find resistance if you insist on calling a Mormon a Baptist, and especially if you call a Baptist a Catholic. Hardly anyone though calls himself a "Catholic-American" or a "Mormon-American."
ThatOwlWoman
Not Nice
reagansghost
eternal
America should be extremely proud......of Al Franken
Another woman has come forward about Al Franken and this is a story you must read.
From Sandra Levinson:
When my niece Francie was dying of colon cancer and about to celebrate her last birthday, I couldn't imagine what gift to send her. But I knew she adored Al Franken so I wrote to Al, whom I had never met, asking him if he would send her a flower, a card, anything because he was her hero and her greatest hope was that she'd live long enough to see him elected.
Within the hour of receiving my note, he answered saying he would be in Minneapolis that weekend and could visit her in the hospital Saturday or Sunday, which would be better? I told him that Saturday was her birthday and he said he'd be there about 4. I called my sister to tell her but, of course, warned her not to tell Francie. How could we be sure that a well known comic running to be senator would show up?
That Saturday In June I sat in my office in New York waiting, 4, 5, 6, almost 7 my sister called to say that Al had just left after nearly two hours w Francie. He'd brought all of his books (which she already owned), signed them with her (she insisted he sign one "to my greatest fan," ), schmoozed w her and when he left she announced to her mom that it was the best birthday she'd ever had.
But that was not all. He called her every week after that to see how she was doing. She was home then. One night In September I came home to a phone message from a very excited Francie, "Tía! I went to a fundraiser for Al, it was a garden party and when he came in he walked all across the garden to ME, to hug me and ask me how I was doing!"
The next night Francie collapsed and was taken to hospice in a Minneapolis hospital, in a coma. I flew there to spend nights with my sister in Francie's room. Al and Franni Franken came to visit Francie, stood at the foot of her bed and wept. When she died later that month Al came to sit shiva with the family.
These are kindnesses one never forgets.
This is Al Franken.
Another woman has come forward about Al Franken and this is a story you must read.
From Sandra Levinson:
When my niece Francie was dying of colon cancer and about to celebrate her last birthday, I couldn't imagine what gift to send her. But I knew she adored Al Franken so I wrote to Al, whom I had never met, asking him if he would send her a flower, a card, anything because he was her hero and her greatest hope was that she'd live long enough to see him elected.
Within the hour of receiving my note, he answered saying he would be in Minneapolis that weekend and could visit her in the hospital Saturday or Sunday, which would be better? I told him that Saturday was her birthday and he said he'd be there about 4. I called my sister to tell her but, of course, warned her not to tell Francie. How could we be sure that a well known comic running to be senator would show up?
That Saturday In June I sat in my office in New York waiting, 4, 5, 6, almost 7 my sister called to say that Al had just left after nearly two hours w Francie. He'd brought all of his books (which she already owned), signed them with her (she insisted he sign one "to my greatest fan," ), schmoozed w her and when he left she announced to her mom that it was the best birthday she'd ever had.
But that was not all. He called her every week after that to see how she was doing. She was home then. One night In September I came home to a phone message from a very excited Francie, "Tía! I went to a fundraiser for Al, it was a garden party and when he came in he walked all across the garden to ME, to hug me and ask me how I was doing!"
The next night Francie collapsed and was taken to hospice in a Minneapolis hospital, in a coma. I flew there to spend nights with my sister in Francie's room. Al and Franni Franken came to visit Francie, stood at the foot of her bed and wept. When she died later that month Al came to sit shiva with the family.
These are kindnesses one never forgets.
This is Al Franken.
Eagle_Eye
Well-known member
I need to correct you on one very important fact. Stating an incorrect memory of what someone said in the past is not and has never been a lie. Being the college girl you say you are I would have expected you to know that. "to make an untrue statement with intent to deceive." As that was never my intent you can apologize for calling me a liar.
Gotcha68
Verified User
So you give yourself excuses for an imperfect memory but castigate others who might exhibit that same imperfection?
Fucking hypocrite.
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Retired Teacher
No....
Eagle_Eye
Well-known member
Ok smart ass, when did I chastise anyone for a faulty memory? You made the fucking charge now prove it.
Anyone want to bet she won't do it?