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6 comments:
I'm surpried the Dims aren't carrying about the "committee of no"
oh that is FANTASTIC!
FJ's right: "And I'm not asking just as the First Lady of the United States, who is eager to welcome the world to our shores. And not just as a Chicagoan, who is proud and excited to show the world what my city can do. Not just as a mother raising two beautiful young women to embrace athleticism and pursue their full potential.
I'm also asking as a daughter.
See, my dad would have been so proud to witness these Games in Chicago. And I know they would have meant something much more to him, too."
Is it EVER about AMERICA?
Z -- if you are only recently "proud of America for the first time" then it's a growing process. Maybe some day, when her husband has destroyed America, she will eventually miss it.
That is a very funny post, Papa Frank.
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Maybe he'll realize that he's really just a piss ant in the realm of world political figures now. Kind of like a little boy that put on an old hero's suit of armor and then stepped on the battlefield.
That's good! :)
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