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Meacham said yesterday between nuclear war and abject surrender. there are gray areas. what disturbs me and a lot of activists and a lot of leaders ive been talking to the past week, this wasnt prepared for any better is that fact. so, yes, we werent going to see this republican party allow another protracted showdown over a fight where they were going to lose at the end. but we dont want to relearn all of the lessons of the last war and we dont want to send a signal on you -- out to our republi...

This makes mileys twerky seem shakespea shakespearean. ♪ ♪ my achy breaky heart >> cultural decline is depressing, whether in the form of the manufactured shock of his daughter or the sad surrender to declay disguised as performance. art, like pornography may be hard to define, but this is so bad it makes porn look like art. dont get me wrong. rebellion can be beautiful, but crassness for the sake of prove vags diminishes all, including bystanders. intended to shock invites mockery and sadne...

Lot of people thought was required to get us out of town as quickly as possible and go back and campaign. the base noticed and paid attention and they are paying attention now too. it is a balancing act, okay? you dont want what we had in the fall but i suggest you dont want the complete and total surrender without any fight at all that we had this past week either. it sends the wrong signals. you need main street republicans and you need the base. i think this hurts the base. you know who can h...

Cnn.com. id like to you read the whole article by rand paul. let me quote from that article. "we are told that a surrender of our privacy rights is a small price to pay for the knowledge that we can sleep safe and secure in our beds. we reject this premise. we are committed to a safe america. but we do not accept the notion that a surveillance state is necessary to safeguard the lives and liberty of american citizens." you want to read the full article, once again, go to cnn.com. and please be s...

>> if you spin -- john meacham, youre from the south. >> and ive been kicked by many mules. >> if you stand behind mules all the time, youre likely to great second kick. >> fair enough. we have to get away from the mule. >> im tired of these 11th hour crises that actually could have been avoided if you had leadership and you figured out how to rally troops around and come up with something again that might not pass but might make democrats feelin comfortable when they sign it. politico had it ri...

Screw it up. let the negotiations continue. >> we didnt negotiate, we caved, bowed and surrendered. they got all of their money back. >> sean, we did not surrender. >> and they have given nothing in return, that is a complete surrender. >> we did not surrender at all. the negotiation with the sanctions that are working, they have come to the table. >> they are getting $7 billion back. >> they have come to the table. >> the only reason they came to the table is because they cannot function financ...

Negotiating with iran, we cant screw it up. let the negotiations continue. >> we didnt negotiate, we caved, bowed and surrendered. they got all of their money back. >> sean, we did not surrender. >> and they have given nothing in return, that is a complete surrender. >> we did not surrender at all. the negotiation with the sanctions that are working, they have come to the table. >> they are getting $7 billion back. >> they have come to the table. >> the only reason they came to the table is beca...

Assad is openly uninterested in the deal that entails surrender and power. everyone is getting nowhere fast except for iran and assad. they are talking to death. literally. is that fair? is it our fault? what could have been done? >> i dont think its our fault, but i think the obama administrations policy has been incoherent. i think the explanation lies in the fact that the president understood from the out set the obvious rally that the assad regime is kept in power largely by the support by t...

2016. the weird thing is not that its happening but that the first party, the party with its plan in place and its nominee is the democratic party. its the republicans who have no earthly idea what the future will hold or even what candidate will bring that future. excuse me if this doesnt make me a little wary because if theres one thing ive noticed over the several decades ive paid attention to presidential politics, it is how phenomenal it is. you cant predict one event by remembering how an ...

Our attorney general, what do you think? >> this is really surprising in some respects and not in others. there is a lot of speculation because of the staggering amount of information that snowden allegedly took from nsa computers to deal with what happened or the u.s. must face enormous embarrassment and intelligence in the future. obviously this opens the door to the beginning of realistic negotiations for his surrender and the return of the intelligence information he has hidden somewhere. >>...