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To: puborectalis who wrote (1027374)	8/12/2017 7:01:38 AM
From: longnshort	1 Recommendation Recommended By majaman1978 Respond to of 1586861

no one is laughing at us they are crying because trump has cut off their hand outs.

To: puborectalis who wrote (1027374)	8/12/2017 7:05:49 AM
From: longnshort	Respond to of 1586861

UH-OH: 'Discrepancies' Emerge in Jane Sanders' Burlington College Donor List in Bank Fraud Investigation 8 gateway

To: puborectalis who wrote (1027374)	8/12/2017 8:34:15 AM
From: locogringo	Respond to of 1586861

we're a laughing stock now... No, you personally have been a laughing stock for several years now. You and your wimpy leaders created North Korea and Iran. Even Algore admits it: Al Gore: Donald Trump ‘Can't Be Blamed’ for North Korea Crisis

To: puborectalis who wrote (1027374)	8/12/2017 8:46:23 AM
From: locogringo	Respond to of 1586861

Educate yourself...it's embarrassing already! Trump Criticized For ´Fire and Fury´ Rhetoric But Bill Clinton Said Basically The Same Thing For days now the media and regular Trump critics on Capitol Hill have berated the President for his rhetoric about North Korea. Specifically, they´ve said his words about "fire and fury" were particularly incendiary. But back in the 1990s when North Korea was causing problems and issuing threats about atomic bombs, President Bill Clinton essentially said the same thing. From the New York Times in 1996: The North Korean Government accused President Clinton today of provoking it with threats of war after he warned that the United States would retaliate if North Korea developed nuclear arms. The statement by the Communist Government of of Kim Il Sung came just hours after it handed over what it said were remains of 17 American soldiers killed in the Korean War. On his weekend visit to South Korea, President Clinton warned that if North Korea developed and used an atomic weapon, "we would quickly and overwhelmingly retaliate." "It would mean the end of their country as they know it," he said. 'Rash Act' by U.S. townhall.com