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No...

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No...

So which crisis did Carter exploit, then? The fuel one, the Iranian revolution and that hostage business certainly didn't do the bloke any good.

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No...

So which crisis did Carter exploit, then? The fuel one, the Iranian revolution and that hostage business certainly didn't do the bloke any good.

That's not what I was directing my comment to. Fast Reply miscommunication.

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I blame all of this on Holder!

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This is highly suspicious. And the media, they're perplexed, too. They don't really know who is responsible for the delay. Why don't you just go straight to the horse's mouth and ask Obama? 'Cause it's his decision. Obama says he's the man in charge here. Go ask him. This is another version of the story, two different AP writers on the same story: "The plan to start choking off oil gushing into the Gulf of Mexico was suddenly halted as government officials and BP said further analysis must be done today before critical tests could proceed." No explanation was given for the decision. No date was set for when testing would begin on the new tighter fitting cap that BP installed on Monday.

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factless throughout. and imbicilic throughout.

here bring me  the tape recording of this where these guys are saying this.

How can Obama and Thad Allen allow BP to stop the leak before Harry Reid brings cap and trade to the floor of the Senate for debate and passage?  What would Rahm Emanuel say?  "You are wasting a good crisis here.  We're not going to fix this leak.  If we fix this leak, we don't have a chance of getting cap and trade passed."  

Knowing your penchant for prounouncements that are patently false and without foundation, I have no concern that you can actually cite something.  

What in the quote is factless?

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This is highly suspicious.  And the media, they're perplexed, too. They don't really know who is responsible for the delay.  Why don't you just go straight to the horse's mouth and ask Obama?  'Cause it's his decision.  Obama says he's the man in charge here.  Go ask him.  This is another version of the story, two different AP writers on the same story: "The plan to start choking off oil gushing into the Gulf of Mexico was suddenly halted as government officials and BP said further analysis must be done today before critical tests could proceed."  No explanation was given for the decision.  No date was set for when testing would begin on the new tighter fitting cap that BP installed on Monday.

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What in the quote is factless?

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Ya notice yet about the defenders of the original article haven't come back? lol

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Regime to BP: Don't Plug the Hole


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It's just like the government told Bobby Jindal, "Don't build your sand berms, we're worried about where you're going to get the sand."  This is highly suspicious.  And the media, they're perplexed, too. They don't really know who is responsible for the delay.  Why don't you just go straight to the horse's mouth and ask Obama?  'Cause it's his decision.  Obama says he's the man in charge here.  Go ask him.  This is another version of the story, two different AP writers on the same story: "The plan to start choking off oil gushing into the Gulf of Mexico was suddenly halted as government officials and BP said further analysis must be done today before critical tests could proceed."  No explanation was given for the decision.  No date was set for when testing would begin on the new tighter fitting cap that BP installed on Monday.  In the meantime, oil continued spewing into the Gulf.  Just what they want.  I guess the answer might have something to do with cap and trade.  How can Obama and Thad Allen allow BP to stop the leak before Harry Reid brings cap and trade to the floor of the Senate for debate and passage?  What would Rahm Emanuel say?  "You are wasting a good crisis here.  We're not going to fix this leak.  If we fix this leak, we don't have a chance of getting cap and trade passed." 

http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_071410/content/01125113.guest.html

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The quoted part is certainly not imbecilic, its fact. What do you object to in the rest of it?

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Ya notice yet about the defenders of the original article haven't come back? lol

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It's complete bullshit. The explanation is "government officials and BP said further analysis must be done today before critical tests could proceed" - exactly what part of that sentence needs to be parsed out for you? As for "nobody knowing who's responsible for the  delay," again - it's complete crap. It was a joint decision by BP and the White House, and the news reports I've read make that clear. If you have some reason for doubting them, make your case.

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Who is responsible?

I clearly recall Obama claiming he was going to try to keep one of his golf shoes on BPs throat,  between tee times...

But I suppose you're right though, that was just more hollow rhetoric from the empty suit.

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It's complete bullshit. The explanation is "government officials and BP said further analysis must be done today before critical tests could proceed" - exactly what part of that sentence needs to be parsed out for you? As for "nobody knowing who's responsible for the  delay," again - it's complete crap. It was a joint decision by BP and the White House, and the news reports I've read make that clear. If you have some reason for doubting them, make your case.