2016 Presidential Horse Race

[wizards8507]

I love scrapple, but that goetta looks incredible.

What a hateful endorsement, implying that HRC's candidacy is historic because she's a woman. Everyone knows that gender is non-binary you asshole.

 

[GoIrish41]

What a hateful endorsement, implying that HRC's candidacy is historic because she's a woman. Everyone knows that gender is non-binary you asshole.

Is Hilllary the scrapple or the goetta, male or female? lol

Actually, I had posted Obama's endorsement and then overwrote it because it looked weird on the screen. But, I think you just hate democrats so no matter what he said, you'd have had the same reaction. Enjoy a piece of scrapple and get a grip.

 

[NDohio]

I'd still add like eight more toppings to that bitch... I like a little bit of pizza with my mound of toppings... oh, and pass that fork would ya??

The pizza I miss the most from back home.

 

[GowerND11]

I would try that. It looks a lot like goetta, a midwestern delicacy that finds its roots in German heritage. Amazing breakfast food when you get a slab of goetta that's crispy on the outside but just a bit mushy and hot on the inside.

Give me an over-medium egg with some crispy goetta between two pieces of buttered toast. Let that runny egg get on everything. #BreakfastFoodPorn

Definitely look similar. Probably do share some kind of culinary history since scrapple comes from the Amish here in PA.

 

[ACamp1900]

I would try that.


Give me an over-medium egg with some crispy goetta between two pieces of buttered toast. Let that runny egg get on everything. #BreakfastFoodPorn

There's no way you get me to eat anything with runny embryonic fluid ozing all over it... There's only two thing I won't eat no way, mushrooms and runny eggs.

The pizza I miss the most from back home.

Now that's more like it...

Whenever I go to a new pizza joint and find their toppings list is the largest portion of the menu, I know immediately I'm going to enjoy the meal.

 

[irishfan]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">How long did it take your staff of 823 people to think that up--and where are your 33,000 emails that you deleted? <a href="https://t.co/gECLNtQizQ">https://t.co/gECLNtQizQ</a></p>— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) <a href="https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/741007091947556864">June 9, 2016</a></blockquote>
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Not the best work by her intern to include the word "delete" in any tweet, even if they're just trying to look "hip"

 

[NorthDakota]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">How long did it take your staff of 823 people to think that up--and where are your 33,000 emails that you deleted? <a href="https://t.co/gECLNtQizQ">https://t.co/gECLNtQizQ</a></p>— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) <a href="https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/741007091947556864">June 9, 2016</a></blockquote>
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Not the best work by her intern to include the word "delete" in any tweet, even if they're just trying to look "hip"

RIP Intern. Another name added to the Clinton hit list.

 

[no.1IrishFan]

I would try that. It looks a lot like goetta, a midwestern delicacy that finds its roots in German heritage. Amazing breakfast food when you get a slab of goetta that's crispy on the outside but just a bit mushy and hot on the inside.

Give me an over-medium egg with some crispy goetta between two pieces of buttered toast. Let that runny egg get on everything. #BreakfastFoodPorn

My girl is from Cincy and she introduced me to goetta. It. Is. The. Shat.
Can't find it anywhere in Phoenix.

 

[NorthDakota]

My girl is from Cincy and she introduced me to goetta. It. Is. The. Shat.
Can't find it anywhere in Phoenix.

Pretty sexist to refer to her as a possession. You must be a sexist Trumptard.

 

[no.1IrishFan]

Pretty sexist to refer to her as a possession. You must be a sexist Trumptard.

A girl has no name.

 

[IrishSteelhead]

2016 Presidential Horse Race

My wife is from Evansville (I call it "Evanstucky"), and they have a place called the Hilltop Inn that serves world famous brain sandwiches. I had to try it. Delicious, but not as good as an old fashioned Lamb's Tongue sandwich from Haji Baba in Tempe, Arizona.

Brain sandwich

Lamb's tongue sandwich


*i guess the brain sandwiches used to be beef brains, but when mad cow struck they switched to pork brains

 

[kmoose]

You know what else is for the poors?

 

[woolybug25]

My wife is from Evansville (I call it "Evanstucky"), and they have a place called the Hilltop Inn that serves world famous brain sandwiches. I had to try it. Delicious, but not as good as an old fashioned Lamb's Tongue sandwich from Haji Baba in Tempe, Arizona.

Brain sandwich

Lamb's tongue sandwich


*i guess the brain sandwiches used to be beef brains, but when mad cow struck they switched to pork brains

for the poors

 

[Irish YJ]

with all this scrapple and goetta talk.. just straight up prejudice... wtf. everybody needs to realize that bacon slices matter.

 

[IrishSteelhead]

for the poors

Very true. I need to reclaim my high status card with a well done steak and a side of barbecue sauce at Golden Corral.

 

[GoIrish41]

My wife is from Evansville (I call it "Evanstucky"), and they have a place called the Hilltop Inn that serves world famous brain sandwiches. I had to try it. Delicious, but not as good as an old fashioned Lamb's Tongue sandwich from Haji Baba in Tempe, Arizona.

Brain sandwich



*i guess the brain sandwiches used to be beef brains, but when mad cow struck they switched to pork brains

Zombie fare!

 

[Polish Leppy 22]

And then the red states can do what they do and ignore the poor and leave them to fend for themselves. Without the fed the states often fail their citizens, who also happen to be US citizens. You can explain a problem, but ignore how it became one and prescribe more of the same. These services are provided to help poor people because nobody was helping them ... including the states.

If what you say is true and these "red" states are "ignoring" poor people, those said poor people are free as anyone to move to a "blue" state where Democrats really "care" about people and pass disastrous bills like ACA.

Aside from all that bullshit you spewed, it doesn't change the fact that the feds have 18 enumerated powers and legally cannot go beyond them just to make you feel better about your cause. What is not listed in the 18 enumerated powers is left to the states.

If you don't like that bag of popcorn, I recommend a convention of states. Until then, the president (each who swears to uphold the Constitution) doesn't get to do whatever he/ she wants because "progress."

 

[dshans]

... These violent groups are organized, sanctioned, and funded by the same "community organizing" groups that Obama came up with in Chicago. They're an actual arm of the Democrat party, they're not just one-off ignorant assholes. Do some research about the money behind La Raza, Black Lives Matter, etc. Obviously Hillary Clinton isn't dumb enough to support these people publicly but make no mistake, they're not rogue actors. The legacy of Bill Ayers and the Weather Underground lives on in the Far Left.

The pile grows higher, deeper and more fetid.


Care to dredge up Richard Daley, police dragoons and Judge Hoffman while on the subject of Chicago?

 

[dshans]

If I ever see someone put ketchup on a steak, I'll punch them in the throat.

Were you anywhere near my dear, sweet, departed Irish grandmother and so much as twitched a pinkie in the direction of her throat ... this fervent, dedicated, non-violent pacifist would have been on you like Rocky Balboa.

You don't mess with a man's Nana!

 

[GoIrish41]

If what you say is true and these "red" states are "ignoring" poor people, those said poor people are free as anyone to move to a "blue" state where Democrats really "care" about people and pass disastrous bills like ACA.

Aside from all that bullshit you spewed, it doesn't change the fact that the feds have 18 enumerated powers and legally cannot go beyond them just to make you feel better about your cause. What is not listed in the 18 enumerated powers is left to the states.

If you don't like that bag of popcorn, I recommend a convention of states. Until then, the president (each who swears to uphold the Constitution) doesn't get to do whatever he/ she wants because "progress."

Your view of how government should work is based on you slavish libertarian perspective. In the real world the federal government and the president has a wee bit more responsibility than you and the other 72 people who voted for Rand Paul in the primary think they should. Don't like it? Convince people you are right and put people who believe what you do it in power. There are a couple of reasons why that is isn't likely to happen soon -- your candidates sometimes sound a little wacky, and not many people are buying what you are selling. You are barking at the moon with this "should be" "push power to the states" BS. The Articles of Confederation were a disaster because the states had all the control as you are suggesting. Deal with real life, today.

Destitute people don't move ... they are trapped in place by an economy that works against them. So if your vision came about, even if they wanted to move to a place that had access to the ACA they would have to stay in a place that doesn't ... and work for low wages to boot. I like the utopia I'm sometimes accused of envisioning way more that the grim existence yours would consign a lot of people to.

You recommend changing a system that has worked for a century and a half with 50 little mini-states and the federal government serves as their contractor they hire to do shit they can't make money from. That's my view of the libertarian political worldview. I agree with you guys on some stuff, but on other things I just can't understand how you believe some of it can be viewed as practical. I recommend sane candidates!

 

[dshans]

I'm a Rye guy all day for record's sake.

REAL rye – you know, with caraway seeds and a chewy crust.

Or are you into that bullshit marbly pumpernickely, swirly white Wonder Bread dreck?

 

[dshans]

Very true. I need to reclaim my high status card with a well done steak and a side of barbecue sauce at Golden Corral.

You, sir, are dead to me!

Good day!



(Don't call me, I'll call you ... )

 

[dshans]

with all this scrapple and goetta talk.. just straight up prejudice... wtf. everybody needs to realize that bacon slices matter.

Don't be so rasher.

 

[Polish Leppy 22]

Your view of how government should work is based on you slavish libertarian perspective. In the real world the federal government and the president has a wee bit more responsibility than you and the other 72 people who voted for Rand Paul in the primary think they should. Don't like it? Convince people you are right and put people who believe what you do it in power. There are a couple of reasons why that is isn't likely to happen soon -- your candidates sometimes sound a little wacky, and not many people are buying what you are selling. You are barking at the moon with this "should be" "push power to the states" BS. The Articles of Confederation were a disaster because the states had all the control as you are suggesting. Deal with real life, today.

Destitute people don't move ... they are trapped in place by an economy that works against them. So if your vision came about, even if they wanted to move to a place that had access to the ACA they would have to stay in a place that doesn't ... and work for low wages to boot. I like the utopia I'm sometimes accused of envisioning way more that the grim existence yours would consign a lot of people to.

You recommend changing a system that has worked for a century and a half with 50 little mini-states and the federal government serves as their contractor they hire to do shit they can't make money from. That's my view of the libertarian political worldview. I agree with you guys on some stuff, but on other things I just can't understand how you believe some of it can be viewed as practical. I recommend sane candidates!

You really should pull away from watching MSLSD. It's pushed you into a different world this calendar year. My view of how government should work is based on a combination of our Constitution, not some utopian fantasy you try to envision. Let's deal with real life today: who's going to take care of all the poor when Medicare, Medicaid, SS, and ACA (first to collapse) are all bankrupt by 2030?

Back to my original argument: no matter what you think the feds should or should not do for "XYZ" group, if it isn't in the 18 enumerated powers they shouldn't be involved. End of story.

 

[GoIrish41]

You really should pull away from watching MSLSD. It's pushed you into a different world this calendar year. My view of how government should work is based on a combination of our Constitution, not some utopian fantasy you try to envision. Let's deal with real life today: who's going to take care of all the poor when Medicare, Medicaid, SS, and ACA (first to collapse) are all bankrupt by 2030?

Back to my original argument: no matter what you think the feds should or should not do for "XYZ" group, if it isn't in the 18 enumerated powers they shouldn't be involved. End of story.

I don't know what MSLSD is, and I don't watch much TV, period. Game of Thrones is often the only show I'll watch all week. And again, I know how you think government should be. Nobody agrees with you -- at least nobody who can do anything to make the government work like you want it to. That's why there are so few people talking about the 18 enumerated powers, and few politicians who want to make that the centerpiece of their vision for the country.

 

[Bogtrotter07]

You really should pull away from watching MSLSD. It's pushed you into a different world this calendar year. My view of how government should work is based on a combination of our Constitution, not some utopian fantasy you try to envision. Let's deal with real life today: who's going to take care of all the poor when Medicare, Medicaid, SS, and ACA (first to collapse) are all bankrupt by 2030?

Back to my original argument: no matter what you think the feds should or should not do for "XYZ" group, if it isn't in the 18 enumerated powers they shouldn't be involved. End of story.

Is MSLSD something you intend as a kind of insult?

Talking about all the government programs collapsing makes you sound like all the stupid simpletons that have been claiming that for generations. Hey, are you directly related to them?

Because I know that the founding fathers sat around discussing the perfect number of enumerated powers. (You know they didn't specify, clarify, fill in, or otherwise enumerate a whole bunch of shit because they knew that they couldn't design the plan for all ages. That The Constitution, to meet the needs of the American people would need to change and grow with the times and the nation's expansion.)

Funny, how some of the most unimaginative people today, want to attribute that same quality to the founding fathers; when the founding fathers were wise and strong enough to admit they didn't have all of the answers, only a pretty damned good start!

 

[Graybeard52]

I believe MSLSD is a derogatory term for MSNBC. I'm used to seeing MSNBS but that one is a first for me.

 

[IrishJayhawk]

Going to be a lot more of these stories coming out in the next several months.

USA TODAY exclusive: Hundreds allege Donald Trump doesn’t pay his bills

 

[Irish YJ]

Going to be a lot more of these stories coming out in the next several months.

USA TODAY exclusive: Hundreds allege Donald Trump doesn’t pay his bills

perhaps someone should look at his credit report... well at least he didn't ransack the Whitehouse after their term lol.

 

[gkIrish]

SIAP

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