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RUSH: You know who the real parasite here is? It's Elizabeth Warren. The taxes of how many people does it take to pay Elizabeth Warren? The tuition of how many students to pay Elizabeth Warren? I'd like to know how many pensions she has since she was at Harvard, Rutgers; time at the White House, time at TARP with Dingy Harry and if she's elected to the Senate? How many pensions is this woman gonna have? She'll have Social Security. We pay a lot of money to Ms. Warren. She's a parasite. She's a parasite who hates her host. She's willing to destroy the host while she sucks the life out of it. Roads, bridges, firefighters and policemen.

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I love the way he drives leftists like you two completely insane....

"But, but, but, but... HE DID DRUGS ONCE!!!"

Pathetic losers... deal with the topic, if you are able.

More from Rush:

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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl

LOL

I just find it amusing how much you worship him.

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lol.. and you are assuming yet again, dear insanity. i could care less what he says or doesnt say. I just find it hilarious the way you are drooling all over his balls.

Way to go in coming out of the closet!

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Nobody got rich because everybody has to use them and we all pay for that. Well, who built the trucks? Who laid the concrete and the asphalt? As though government does all of this? Somebody needs to read to her a story. You've seen this. This has been going around the Internet for as long as there's been an Internet: The story of the Little Red Hen. Somebody needs to read the story of the Little Red Hen. It's an old Russian folktale, by the way. The Little Red Hen finds a grain of wheat and asks for help from the other farmyard animals to plant it. However, no animal will help her. At each stage of the work there's planting, harvesting, threshing, milling the wheat into flour, baking the flour into bread, all of that. The hen again asks for help from the other barnyard animals -- and, again, none of them will help.

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Is this your way of trying to gay bash again, spazzy girl... [:D]

If he didnt drive you insane perhaps you would be able to address the topic rather than plumb these depths of raw sewage searching so desperately for something vile to throw

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lol.. and you are assuming yet again, dear insanity. i could care less what he says or doesnt say. I just find it hilarious the way you are drooling all over his balls.

Way to go in coming out of the closet!

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Scott Brown Is Going Down And The Trolls (oh sorry, 'troops') Are On The Move

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Folks ... Sanity is just doing his JOB... Here below you'll see how the GOP is freaking the hell out at the prospect of Warren's coming victory and pulling out all the stops;;;
House GOP Escalates Attack on Elizabeth Warren, Consumer Bureau Ari Berman on May 24, 2011 - 4:23pm ET

Congressional Republicans have frequently attacked Harvard Law Professor Elizabeth Warren and the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) she’s setting up, which officially launches on July 21. The House GOP escalated its anti-Warren, anti-CFPB campaign at a hearing of the House Oversight Committee today, chaired by Representative Patrick McHenry (R-NC). McHenry was once known as Tom DeLay’s “attack-dog-in-training,” a title he more than earned today. Before the hearing had even begun, McHenry went on CNBC and brazenly accused Warren of lying to Congress. He claimed that Warren had misrepresented her role in advising state attorneys general who are seeking a multibillion-dollar settlement with the country’s largest mortgage service providers, who stand accused of massive and widespread foreclosure fraud. As evidence, McHenry pointed to a leaked internal document prepared by the CFPB that laid out different settlement options for the state AGs. McHenry claimed this went beyond the scope of the “advice,” that Warren had already admitted to providing, at the behest of the Treasury Department, in earlier testimony to Congress in March. “We’ve given advice when asked for advice,” she reiterated this afternoon.  <Click text for whole article>

Scott Brown Is Going Down And The Trolls (oh sorry, 'troops') Are On The Move

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Scott Brown Is Going Down And The Trolls (oh sorry, 'troops') Are On The Move

Youve got the wrong Brown.
Watch him now, he's going down:

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Youre still butt hurt over losing "Ted Kennedys seat" to Scott Brown in the first place

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She is obviously pissing off the men behind the funnymentalists....for there to be so much against her, she has to be doing something right.
Good for her
I wish her luck

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She is obviously pissing off the men behind the funnymentalists....for there to be so much against her, she has to be doing something right.
Good for her
I wish her luck

Lucy, they are nothing less than freaked out... Warren hadn't even filed her paperwork and was already ahead by a substantial margin. A TV add hasn't aired and she is ahead by a substantial margin. Scott brown has NO RECORD that will in anyway justify his presence in Washington.
         And Lucy... when Sanity was yanking on that pea shooter of his earlier about Kennedy's seat... Brown's win really didn't matter on that level, and I'll explain why in a minute... What mattered was that we have a huge number of unemployed people, and he started right out of the gates blocking unemployment payments wqith the rest of the GOP and killed last years efforts to get a decent jobs bill... stuff like that
   Now, what sanitary said in his rant IS TRUE but only to the extent that there are a HUGE number of voters who didn't turn out for the senate race.They just didn't believe he could possibly get the seat. And yeah .. that was dumb on their part. Cause if voters had behaved as they do during normal elections (No one got excited about Mothra Coakley, but none the less since she'd successfully run for AG, they figured she was an automatic win by a slim margin.
    But you have to look at the timeframe we were in as a state and to a certain extent as a country.. Mass was numb basically after Kennedy's death and The Tea Party saw their big moment and  backed Brown heavily. They capitalized on it around the country as well claims were made about the cradle of liberalism crumbling and all manner of outrageous shit.
  It's just kind of over now that Warren enters the picture. All those Kennedy loyal voters will come out to the polls and I won't predict a 'landslide' but my gut's telling me it's stanley cup time again.