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RenegadeCJ wrote:
Something the Dog Said wrote: Really disgusting that the NRA feels it is necessary to drag the children of the President into their attack ads. Keep it classy, NRA.
That is pretty much the definition of hypocrisy. Obama wants one thing for himself, another for those of us who are his subjects. Same with vouchers. His kids go to private schools, but we little people are stuck with whatever school our area happens to have, unless we are rich like him, and can go to a private school.
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The Dude wrote:
RenegadeCJ wrote:
Something the Dog Said wrote: Really disgusting that the NRA feels it is necessary to drag the children of the President into their attack ads. Keep it classy, NRA.
That is pretty much the definition of hypocrisy. Obama wants one thing for himself, another for those of us who are his subjects. Same with vouchers. His kids go to private schools, but we little people are stuck with whatever school our area happens to have, unless we are rich like him, and can go to a private school.
It sounds like you are jealous of President Obama
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The Dude wrote:
RenegadeCJ wrote:
Something the Dog Said wrote: Really disgusting that the NRA feels it is necessary to drag the children of the President into their attack ads. Keep it classy, NRA.
That is pretty much the definition of hypocrisy. Obama wants one thing for himself, another for those of us who are his subjects. Same with vouchers. His kids go to private schools, but we little people are stuck with whatever school our area happens to have, unless we are rich like him, and can go to a private school.
It sounds like you are jealous of President Obama
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But you are OK with mandating insurance companies(and their premium payers) provide you with free birth control, health insurance for your 26 year only son living at home out of work, etc.Something the Dog Said wrote: The only argument that you have made why you "are unable to have" armed guards at a private school is that the President is able to afford to send his kids to a private school. You, however, are envious of his wealth, and seem to think that you are entitled to have the taxpayer foot the bill for a similar luxury.
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LadyJazzer wrote: What part of "ALL PRESIDENTS AND THEIR CHILDREN GET SECRET SERVICE PROTECTION" do you not get?
And the sheep continue to bleat what the NRA tells them to....
Thanks NRA!! Jus' keep doin' what yer doin'....
Pathetic...
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Nobody that matters wrote: I have several very well to do friends. In the past there have been abduction attempts on their children. They make sure their kids are safe in schools, none of which are public schools.
Don't the children of private citizens deserve the chance to be safe as well?
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Raees wrote:
Nobody that matters wrote: I have several very well to do friends. In the past there have been abduction attempts on their children. They make sure their kids are safe in schools, none of which are public schools.
Don't the children of private citizens deserve the chance to be safe as well?
It's not about safety. It's about national security.
A terrorist group could kidnap any president's children and use them to force the president into doing something that harms the U.S.
I wouldn't put it past a terrorist group to videotape cutting off appendages until the president agrees.
Any president's kids are a key to the president for a terrorist organization.
The NRA doesn't seem to get that.
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