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As last night's debut suggests, this is one more sign that the Libertarian Era is upon us.
This reminds me of Marx's attack on the socialists of French Second Republic who he claimed "counters its present defeats by prophesying future victories." So I guess that means the US will have a libertarian Hollande 2179!
He's going to be the saddest clown parody of Hollande, ever, since there will be no productive evil rich making over 30k a year, left, to pay the 90% redistribution taxes.
You know, in years past, reason contributors would answer questions from commenters LIVE on the internet. None of that this year makes me wonder just how much for granted we are. Are we simply cash cows to be milked and then tossed aside for another year?
yes - now go regurgitate your cud and chew it again
Matt Welch happily suckles from your teat.
Riggs broke under the strain from last year. Who do you want to break this year?
DON'T TALK ABOUT LUCY!
He was gettin' too old for this shit.
I think it means that they've already answered all possible questions.
My shampoo had an expiration date of three months ago. What happens if I keep using it? (It's Prell, if that makes a difference.)
Okay, sure, they skipped that one, but that's the only one.
(Answer: You'll go bald.)
He already is. What do you think he uses Prell for?
Alt text: Finally, the libertarian reboot remake of Six Degrees of Separation.
LOVED the show BTW. But, all I could here in my head was the Barenaked Ladies song and the line about a Real Green Dress being cruel.
I didn't watch, but I just went looking for the open thread that was supposed to be posted during the show.
Reason fail?
I would have watched that teevee show, but there was a British Touring Car race from last summer on Fox Sports 2.
Great. There's finally someone on FBN that I want to see, but I still don't get that channel with my Dish plan.
Actually, I found a workaround. I best not link it here, but if you Google "fox business streaming free," you'll find it on the first page of results.
DAMNIT! MY NAME IF FUCKED UP!!!
ACCENT AIGUOVER E!
Cliché Bandit
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seriously? At least I am copywrite protected
So the PTO is now being consistent in issuing trademarks for clich?s as well as patents for prior art?
Could someone over there in the greenroom tell Kmele Foster to loosen up already and really speak his mind? Maybe take the time to arrive stoned, or something?
He did have the second best line of the evening...the first being Kennedy's Womb Broom comment about a John Boenner Stossel Satch.
I watched the first twenty minutes or so. Couldn't finish. The term circle-jerk comes to mind. Meh.
I think if they let Kennedy loose with some hard core comedy and leave policy to Welch and Foster then it could be a straight man sort of routine. The "stash to catch his tears" kind of jokes should be made the entire time and no one should be safe. Let's see the left and right react to some real hard hitting humor.
Kennedy is ultimately why I didn't like the show. What you call humor I call smarmy. If she turned it up an notch she'd be a libertarian version of Maddow. I was not impressed.
If she turned it up an notch she'd be a libertarian version of Maddow.
EEK!
Smarmy as Melissa Harris Racetroller?
You just moved the goalposts to Peak Smarm and Beyond!
Like Peak Retard, there is no Peak Smarm.
I hope the numbers aren't being fudged.
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