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We're still waiting on that outrage.... (Original Post) Playinghardball Jun 2014 OP
K&R.. butterfly77 Jun 2014 #1
k&r intaglio Jun 2014 #2
<crickets> mbperrin Jun 2014 #3
the primary creator of outrage in the US today is the rw talk radio monopoly of 1200 certainot Jun 2014 #4
K&R doxydad Jun 2014 #5
Damn. K&R nt redqueen Jun 2014 #6
KICK Cha Jun 2014 #7
KnR riqster Jun 2014 #8
K & R Iliyah Jun 2014 #9
There can be no outrage lark Jun 2014 #10
I've pulled the Beriut incident out before LordGlenconner Jun 2014 #11
One of the darkest days in a dark presidency. bluesbassman Jun 2014 #12
I'll never forget that malaise Jun 2014 #13
 

certainot

(9,090 posts)
4. the primary creator of outrage in the US today is the rw talk radio monopoly of 1200
Thu Jun 12, 2014, 05:38 PM
Jun 2014

coordinated radio stations. even if that had been a dem president in 1983 they didn't have it then and the outrage would have been much smaller than for benghazi

lark

(23,061 posts)
10. There can be no outrage
Fri Jun 13, 2014, 02:44 PM
Jun 2014

where there is no conscience.

Repug = hypocrite, period the end. They have no moral compass at all, see Joe the Plumbers remarks about children dying for a typical example of their single mindedness. They matter, no one else does.

bluesbassman

(19,360 posts)
12. One of the darkest days in a dark presidency.
Fri Jun 13, 2014, 03:03 PM
Jun 2014

But hey, we kicked ass in Grenada!

My father, a life long Democrat and decorated WWII veteran (Silver Star, 2 Bronze Stars, and Purple Heart), despised Reagan. In the days following the Beirut attack and Marine deaths, he put all of his ribbons in a box and sent them to Reagan with a letter of protest regarding Beirut and the subsequent wag the dog action in Grenada. Big surprise, he never heard back.

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