Obama, Iranian Official Slam GOP Letter On Deal

[Jack Davenport]

I get sick of you claiming that people "always" do this or that. I don't always do anything. I mention O'Reilly when he's relevant. You can argue his position in the conservative hierarchy, I really don't care, he's a superstar on the conservative Political Entertainment channel so whether or not you consider him on conservatives list as a conservative voice is really a moot point, he's on the payroll and gets the ratings for the conservative viewpoint.

Mark Levin is a lisping asshole that's constantly on the attack, and he's not nearly as smart as he thinks he is, the only reason Senator Cotton penned his ill advised letter was to be an asshole, too. We get it, you guys don't like Obama, oh fucking well, the titty baby tactics need to stop.

Mark Levin earned his law degree from Temple University school of law before his 23rd birthday. Most people don't have their bachelors by that age. He was a deputy in the AG's office in his mid twenty's. Yeah he is a real dumb ass.

 

[Johan]

Bill O'Reilly is a militant middle ?! You must be kiddin' !
He's pro-drone strikes, pro-torture, pro-death penalty, anti-gay rights, anti-abortion, anti-obamacare, anti-secularism, pro-war (any war. whatever the country is, whatever the motive is, war is always the only corrdct way to deal with the situation). He thinks Jay-Z or Kanye West are gansta-rappers and are encouraging kids to be criminals, he thinks Beyonce is promoting slutty behavior (strangely he never said so about Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Britney Spears,etc...), he thinks Climate Change is an hoax, he denies white privilege...

So maybe he's not Mike Huckabee-like conservative or Rush Limbaugh conservative but he's clearly conservative.

 

[Jack Davenport]

Just what we need, a Frenchman defining what constitutes a conservative. Please stop making a fool of yourself

 

[xfire]

Mark Levin earned his law degree from Temple University school of law before his 23rd birthday. Most people don't have their bachelors by that age. He was a deputy in the AG's office in his mid twenty's. Yeah he is a real dumb ass.

I didn't say he was a "dumb ass", I merely said he's not as smart as he thinks he is. And he's not, I could give a fuck when he got what from where, anyone that's allowed their ideology to cloud their intellect, Ben Carson is another that comes to mind, lost most of their intellect in the process. Obviously Levin is a shell of his former self, I'm sure he thinks that's a good thing, but it's not, it's a regression and anyone that's listened to his hate-cast for any length of time can hear it.

 

[sean miguel]

Tom Cotton is a Harvard Law School graduate, was an infantry officer in the 101st Airborne serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. Yeah, he's just a yokel ... and a traitor.

 

[Jack Davenport]

And Alan Dershowitz said that Ted Cruz was one of the most brilliant students to ever sit in his class
room. Fucking brain dead yokels. He didn't have to stake claim to native American heritage either.

 

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Tom Cotton is a Harvard Law School graduate, was an infantry officer in the 101st Airborne serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. Yeah, he's just a yokel ... and a traitor.

And Alan Dershowitz said that Ted Cruz was one of the most brilliant students to ever sit in his class
room. Fucking brain dead yokels. He didn't have to stake claim to native American heritage either.

Both of ya'll sound like librul elitists. Ted Cruz isn't even a citizen, who cares what that carpetbagger did in school? Tom Cotton, and the rest of the idiots that signed his letter deserve prison stripes, at the very least.

 

[Ace Boobtoucher]

Frankenkerry says any negotiations with Iran will not be legally binding.

 

[Jack Davenport]

Both of ya'll sound like librul elitists. Ted Cruz isn't even a citizen, who cares what that carpetbagger did in school? Tom Cotton, and the rest of the idiots that signed his letter deserve prison stripes, at the very least.

This is angels dancing on the head of a pin. The case can be made that Obama aided the enemy by releasing the 5 Taliban in the Bergdahl deal. Please continue with the treason crap. There is plenty of that to go around.

 

[xfire]

This is angels dancing on the head of a pin. The case can be made that Obama aided the enemy by releasing the 5 Taliban in thr Bergdahl deal. Please continue with the treason crap. There is plenty of that to go around.

Don't think I'm shy, I can sling the shit with the best of them. I'd like to see this congress impeach this president, not happening. Arresting a bunch of asshole senators who took their frat prank too far is within the realm of possibility. Do I think they would ultimately be convicted? Nah, probably not, but it would send the right message to those fucking dip shits.

 

[Jack Davenport]

Congress are one branch of government equal to the executive branch. They have the right to use any method they deem necessary to counter what they feel is a bad deal. Like Obama, they have a pen and they used it.

 

[sean miguel]

Like Obama, they have a pen and they used it.

:explosion:

 

[xfire]

Congress are one branch of government equal to the executive branch. They have the right to use any method they deem necessary to counter what they feel is a bad deal. Like Obama, they have a pen and they used it.

The next time you get the urge to whine about Executive Orders, remember your post and suck it the fuck up. There's some dynamite for you, Animus.

 

[Jack Davenport]

You would have a point if congress didn't need a presidential signature for a bill to become law. Kinda like a president should seek congress to ratify treaties.I think you just blew your own argument Wile E.

 

[xfire]

You would have a point if congress didn't need a presidential signature for a bill to become law. I think you just blew your own argument Wile E.

I didn't blow anything, but you sunk yourself by having previously whined about Executive Orders, Atticus Finch you ain't, unless you're trying to be cheeky, like Tom Cotton, in which case, don't quit your day job.

http://www.salon.com/2015/03/11/gops_iran_letter_excuse_we_were_just_being_cheeky/

Senate Republican aides have a fascinating new retort to those who consider Tom Cotton’s letter to Iran a colossal mistake: Lighten up, Francis. Republicans were just having a little bit of fun! Let’s see that pretty smile of yours, eh?

“Behind the scenes,” the Daily Beast’s Tim Mak reports, “Republicans are wondering if sending an open letter to Iran’s leaders was the best strategy to keep a bad nuclear deal from being negotiated.” Indeed, their “wondering” appears to have led them to the conclusion that it was not the best strategy.

It’s the latest and perhaps most damaging move yet from Republicans on the Hill to piss off the Democrats who, not so long ago, were interested in helping them carry out AIPAC’s wish to blow up nuclear negotiations with Iran. Republicans have shown themselves willing to sacrifice the prospect of veto-proof legislation in order to collect a few partisan points. (Which is great, by the way. Everyone interested in securing a multilateral diplomatic deal with Iran should thank the Republicans for being incompetent. They always come through!)

So now the Hill Republicans who’ve recognized that they’ve made what some would call a tactical mistake are playing Jon Stewart’s favorite get-out-of-jail-free card: Don’t look at us, we’re just comedians! Why so serious?

Republican aides were taken aback by what they thought was a lighthearted attempt to signal to Iran and the public that Congress should have a role in the ongoing nuclear discussions. Two GOP aides separately described their letter as a “cheeky” reminder of the congressional branch’s prerogatives.

“The administration has no sense of humor when it comes to how weakly they have been handling these negotiations,” said a top GOP Senate aide.

Yup, when I think lighthearted humor, the first name that comes to my mind is Senator Tom Cotton. This guy’s a stitch — always joshing with colleagues, planting whoopee cushions under their seats during hearings. Here’s a classic example of “Chuckles” Cotton in his element:

“In my opinion, the only problem with Guantanamo Bay is that there are too many empty beds and cells there right now,” Cotton, a veteran of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, said during the hearing. “We should be sending more terrorists there for further interrogation to keep this country safe. As far I’m concerned, every last one of them can rot in hell. But as long as they don’t do that, they can rot in Guantanamo Bay.”

Tom Cotton’s always having a good laugh. And nothing signals “cheeky” quite like writing a letter to the Islamic Republic of Iran informing them that the Republican party has no intention of honoring any diplomatic deal, negotiated by the six great world powers, if it gets its way. How’s Cotton going to follow up this larf? I bet North Korea would get a kick out of the flapping dickey.

Anyway, what were we saying about tactical mistakes? Because describing a major tactical mistake as an attempt to be “cheeky” is also a major tactical mistake.

The stupid, please God, make it stop hurting.

 

[Jack Davenport]

I don't have to be Charlie Sheen to know when I am winning. You libs are pissed that your president can't just steamroll everything he wants to do. I will still complain about EO's all I want because congress still follows the rules but Obama does not. Their little letter was within congressional powers and Obama is breaking the rules. Deal with it

 

[Ace Boobtoucher]

That was nearly perfect except you forgot one thing:

 

[xfire]

I don't have to be Charlie Sheen to know when I am winning. You libs are pissed that your president can't just steamroll everything he wants to do. I will still complain about EO's all I want because congress still follows the rules but Obama does not. Their little letter was within congressional powers and Obama is breaking the rules. Deal with it

You don't get to complain about Executive Orders anymore, everything Obama has done is well within his power as President. You can delude yourself thinking you're winning, that's ok, the little frat prank Tom Cotton and his frat brothers pulled has received widespread condemnation from all sane sides of the political spectrum. Deal with it.

 

[Jack Davenport]

You don't get to complain about Executive Orders anymore, everything Obama has done is well within his power as President. You can delude yourself thinking you're winning, that's ok, the little frat prank Tom Cotton and his frat brothers pulled has received widespread condemnation from all sane sides of the political spectrum. Deal with it.

Um, watch me. Care to tell me what unconstitutional act the senators committed? I'll hang up and listen.

 

[xfire]

Um, watch me. Care to tell me what unconstitutional act the senators committed? I'll hang up and listen.

Where did I say it was unconstitutional? I'll hang up and listen. Sure, you can cry about Executive Orders, but if I see you doing it I'll remind you that it's "well within his power as President", just as Tom Cotton's stupid little stunt was well within congressional power. Possibly violating the Logan Act, but that's certainly no avenue one should get ones hopes up on, and that's not the point. The point being that what 47 GOP Senators did was dumb, really dumb and they should have thought better of it, they made themselves look even dumber than they are, and that took some doing.