Unles they have a really good trebuchet.
Posted on 07/07/2015 10:53:54 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Thanks nickcarraway.
Sounds like The Wildebeest is getting to the right of Rove and most Republican candidates (other than Trump and Cruz). Most of the people supposedly on our side are spending all of their time attacking Trump...I doubt they even know an innocent woman was murdered in SF.
Interesting that WiFi has an issue with her killing too. Will she now VOTE to outlaw Sanctuary Cities, if given the chance by Republicans (which, I admit, is very unlikely), or will she find fault with ANY Republican bill attempting to do so - especially after the so-called ‘Hispanic Leaders’ read her the Riot Act. I think we know that answer.
“A mistake? A MISTAKE?! No, it is Democrap policy. Intentional. Not a mistake!!!”
The Dems NEVER admit a ‘mistake’. This is a HUGE STEP, considering that Obama’s spokesman tried to blame the failure of Republicans to pass Amnesty as the cause of her death.
The Wildebeest only said that because they are getting DESTROYED on this issue, and rightfully so. The fun part is that it’s also blowing away all of smokescreens that most Republicans have been using to try to hide their love for Amnesty, too.
You never tell a San Franciscan that he made a mistake. Not viable; San Franciscans know everything.
yes but, In hillary land, admitting makes it go away with no consequence
ditto a weasel worded apology
Oh, what difference does it make?
“Mistakes were made.” I was wondering when that time-worn Clintonian proverb would be dragged out. I’m so weary of these bums trying to bring us back to the early ‘90s with their weariness rhetoric and simpleminded platitudes. To hell with them all.
Her death is just one more casualty in the continuing Democrat War of Women.
Unles they have a really good trebuchet.
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