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Is that the Constitution in your pocket…


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Is that the Constitution in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?

(Nancy Pelosi, Rahm Emanuel)

picture: dunno source, via our lol builder. lol caption: meanmelissa

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  1. Siava says:

    Hmm. Quite a thought provoking photo.

  2. Captain Wow says:

    I’m quite sure it’s just the Constitution…. *shudders*

  3. ema says:

    The constitution? A piece of paper? Not much of a compliment…

  4. wundawomun says:

    Eww this is just wrong…

  5. bittle says:

    hott!
    or not.

  6. chittybangbang says:

    Oh, my ~~~~~~~

  7. Someone says:

    Ew. Just… Ew.

  8. pittypat says:

    Is that a pearl necklace around your neck or . . .
    uh, never mind.

  9. Ricks says:

    What a great idea for a B-reel horror flick.

  10. Nae says:

    heh, Pelosi’s hot for a 68-year-old, a lovely lady

  11. i wanna get RahmED says:

    for the first time i wish i was an old broad, just so i can be that close to him..

  12. chris says:

    i think i am gonna be sick…yep there it went…dammit. now i have to clean my laptop

  13. Me says:

    What he’ s really saying is “we are going to tax and spend like there’s no tomorrow now baby!”

    • ema says:

      Not all that much to stop them now.

      • Me says:

        not much at all, except maybe a little “change we can believe in”

        • Obama says:

          I believe not only in change, but in large denomination bills!

          • Al Franken says:

            And more discovered votes for me!!!!!

            • Charlie Foxtrot says:

              That’s ok, someday when you grow up you’ll understand reality.

              • minerva146 says:

                I thought we had a rule to not respond to those using this type of username???

                • herb says:

                  *beats CF with a big fish. Specifically a Hippoglossa hippoglossa. Not so much because he broke the rules, but moreso for the halibut*

                • Jane St.Clair says:

                  To be fair, Charlie may have been busy working on Mrs. Foxtrot’s shed when we decided this. I don’t think he knows. Even if he does know, his memory is sometimes unreliable. Unless, of course, it involves the answer to an obscure trivia pursuit question that the opposing team thinks he has NO WAY of knowing and he pull it out his ass (jerk). Then his memory’s just fine.

                  • minerva146 says:

                    I can’t get anyone to play trivial pursuit with me for this reason.

                    • Jane St.Clair says:

                      You should play trivial pursuit with our family. We’ve taken to keeping a laptop close by so we can go to wikipedia to settle the flame wars that inevitably start. It’s never even about the question (although Charlie is famous for getting all angry and being all like, “I want the number of that card, that’s not right!”) but usually some offshoot discussion that only dimly relates to the question. No wonder games take hours to finish.

            • ck says:

              Why would Norm not want to make sure that the votes were counted properly?

              • minerva146 says:

                Why indeed!

                • ck says:

                  Don’t get me wrong, I don’t think Al is going to pull off an upset now. But how much does Norm suck to be in such a tight race against some SNL comedian? LULZ.

                  • minerva146 says:

                    Truly! In his defense, he’s been much more strictly into satire the last few years with his books etc. Researching them is what got him into politics etc. in the first place! LOL

                  • PortlandMark says:

                    Not much of an upset when the gap was only 226 votes or so. I think Coleman’s going down on this one!

                  • PortlandMark says:

                    Hmm, “we’ll simply have to live with an increasing deficit for the next couple of years” seems vastly different from “deficit doesn’t matter”, which is the attitude of the Republicans. (Google “deficits don’t matter Cheney” if you don’t believe me.) I’m sure we’ll be paying the deficit down by the end of the Obama administration.

              • Asshat says:

                Typical Democrat tactic. Challenge and recount all the votes again and again until I win. SOunds like Sore-Loserman all over again. ALso sounds like the Ohio fiasco with Kerry and Jesse Jackson. Recounts only apply when it means a democrat could get into office.

        • Moose says:

          The only change i see is back to a Clinton-esque cabinet.

          • minerva146 says:

            The cabinet has not all been selected yet, let alone confirmed. I also heard a rumor that Obama will keep the current secretary of defense, but of course you ignore that one. Also, don’t forget that if a business, such as a restaurant, changes management, they may keep the existing employees, but your dining experience may be completely different. They might serve different dishes anfd have different policies for customer service. SO even though you still have the same people you’re in contact with, it IS different.

            -

            In other words, We can’t see what changes will be made yet as the man hasn’t even taken office yet!! Lets reserve judgment til we get some tenure in the white house, shall we?

            Talking points propaganda is for those who can’t think for themselves.

            • froofrou says:

              You have a good point. I just want to see the ‘change’ that Obama was talking about for the last two years. If keeping the same employees or (God forbid) hiring old ones from the Clinton years is change, then that’s change we don’t need : )

              • minerva146 says:

                I’m only saying it’s a bit soon to jump on that wagon. The Obama campaign was as successful as it was because he hired great people to run it with him. He’s (hopefully) still picking people who he thinks are goo at their jobs, but he’ll be the one giving them their directions now, not the Clintons. I say wait and see til he’s been in office for a while before making this determination.

              • rhorho says:

                Soooooo, it’s change yer wantin’? NOW you tell us! :P
                I’ve got the whole article linked, but here’s a preview:
                New York Federal Reserve Bank President Timothy Geithner is expected to be President-elect Barack Obama’s choice to head the Treasury Department. Reports of his selection sent stocks soaring at the close of trading Friday.

              • rhorho says:

                I replied you, but PK nommed it. Anyway, Wall Street reacted very favorably yesterday to Obama’s probable choice for Treasury. I’m not aware of any Clinton ties, but I’ve already covered that topic in another post. (link)
                .
                We need to develop a clever acronym for: “I’ve already replied, but PK ate it. Sorry if this appears as a duplicate post at some point.” Any ideas?

              • Me says:

                AMEN to that FrouFrou! We don’t need the “wonder years” of the Clintons all over again. But it looks like that what we’re going to get with Obama, which means everyone who voted for him got duped. Or maybe it means they just didn’t listen close enough to what he was saying.

                • slanagat says:

                  Which part didn’t you like, the peace or the prosperity?

                  Oh wait, Republican. Must have been the peace.

                  • rhorho says:

                    You total robber baron! I was sooo waiting for a place to make that comment, and ya scooped meh! *shakes fist* I’ll get you yet, you rascal!

                  • Me says:

                    There was peace and prosperity during the Clinton years? Gee, I vaguley remember a useless war in Bosnia, and thats right didn’t Clinton get mad at his Chinese backers and bomb one of their embassies also? As for prosperity, yeah it was real prosperous, he moved affirmative action to the housing market and look at the mess we are in now. Thanks President Clinton, because of you there are so many home-foreclosures. And to top all that off we got a psychotic ex-vice-president running around telling everyone they are killing the earth and to buy carbon-offsets from his company to save the world from global warming….

                  • rhorho says:

                    Eww! What’s that smell?

            • Jane St.Clair says:

              I heard they were talking about Hillary for Sec. of Defense.

              • ck says:

                I heard Sec. of State?

                • Jane St.Clair says:

                  Ah damn, that’s what I meant, I fail. :(

                • Jane St.Clair says:

                  I responded to this. It was eaten. It’ll show up eventually, but to clarify, I read defense, it turned into state in my mind, I typed out my comment and it turned back to defense when I was typing. I really DID know this, promise!

              • rhorho says:

                It’s State, and it looks highly likely now. The announcement is expected after Thanksgiving.

                • froofrou says:

                  Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer. What Obama’s trying to prevent, will just happen from the inside. He’s trying to apease Satan, and offering Satan a piece of fruit when he (she) wants your soul isn’t going to work. She’ll take the job, and then somehow manage to undermine him from the inside.

                  • rhorho says:

                    Cabinet members serve at the pleasure of the President. If she tries to undermine him or initiate her own policies from within, we will hear an announcement that she’s leaving her office to “spend more time with her family.”
                    That said, Hillary is not stupid. She knows what restrictions she will face if she takes this post. Still, sometimes I wish one of those imaginary bullets in Bosnia had come from an expert marksman…

                  • Jane St.Clair says:

                    I think Hillary is a great idea. Here’s what I’m confused about. We heard all election about how inexperienced Obama is and how he wasn’t ready to be president. Now when he is nominating experienced advisors he’s being criticized for it? He’s damned if he does and damned if he doesn’t. If he’d brought in new people he would be criticized for having an inexperienced cabinet. Listen, we need to have a little bit of commen sense here. Politics as usual may frustrate the commen man, but the fact of the matter is Obama has a whole mess of problems waiting for him and if he wants to get anything done in a timely fashion he needs to have people who know how the game is played. That being said, they are ADVISORS. He doesn’t have to listen to him, and it’s his agenda being carried out, not the other way around.

                    • Jane St.Clair says:

                      Them, not him. That may have been a fruedian slip on Hil’s sexuality?

                      • froofrou says:

                        Oh no no no, I’m not criticizing his choices based on his own experience, I’m criticizing them because he’s getting people who have been part of the problem for the last (up to) 30 years. If he really wants change, let’s go for it! I’m all for shaking up Washington, but bringing in the same old tired people is not the way to do it. It’s almost as though he said something (“I will change Washington!”), and didn’t commit.
                        -
                        I promise I’m still giving him a chance to screw up before I condemn him, though. He’s still president, and I respect the office if not the man. I want him to do well, I really do!

                        • Jane St.Clair says:

                          Well, where exactly is he going to get new people who have experience and know how to get things done in Washington. Sadly, the way it’s set up you get either one or the other, experience but “part of the problem” (although that’s a matter for another debate) or not “part of the problem” and no experience. Bill Clinton was criticized for bringing in all new people and then not getting anything done because no one knew how the system worked and how to do anything. The change, as I see it, is the ideas and the way we look at things, bringing in experienced people will mean they can give (hopefully) realisitic advice on the best way to enact these new ideas.

                        • froofrou says:

                          *crossing fingers* I really honestly hope he does a good job. We need a good president.

                        • Jane St.Clair says:

                          That’s what I like about you and ema. You may not have chosen him, but you want him to succeed because it’s good for all of us, whereas some people are so party blinded they would rather he fail (and the rest of us get screwed even worse than we are) so they can have a win next time around.

                        • froofrou says:

                          Our mommas raised us to be good losers ; )

                        • Jane St.Clair says:

                          *gives a virtual shout out to froo and ema’s awesome mom’s*

                        • ema says:

                          Why thank ya! I agree, I hope he does well too.

                        • eddiepscetti says:

                          *a-hem*
                          -
                          what am I, chopped liver?

                        • Kuromisa says:

                          *hugs* Not as icky as chopped liver, no.

                        • eddiepscetti says:

                          Aww, thanks! :D At least I get one vote..

          • rhorho says:

            If you think about it, Dems experienced on the national stage would *have* to be associated with the Clinton administration, or one degree of separation. Otherwise, Obama’s transition team would be vetting Carter’s people…by seance???

      • Xavier says:

        Except all of those Blue Dog Democrats that just got elected…

      • rhorho says:

        I’m thinking it’s going to be hard to top Junior’s spending. Anyone wanna talk me down on that point?

    • PortlandMark says:

      Please, the republicans are much better at spending than the democrats have ever been. They just put it on the old National Credit Card. I much prefer that we tax enough to pay that republican deficit down a bit. And who better to pay it than those who’ve been financial winners under the republican economy?!?

    • DW says:

      As opposed to not tax and spend, spend, spend? Why can’t a lol just be a lol any more?

  14. Doubts says:

    Wow not one comment on how unlikely it is that a pair of democrats would be turned on by the constitution. Unless some judge was thinking of “interpreting” it.

  15. ohno says:

    certainly is NOT the Constitution… that would be the forbidden C word to those two.

  16. ---------- says:

    “Gee, your hair smells terrific!”

  17. oranegreen says:

    Oh the horrible…horrible images this has brought to my mind. The only thing that can wash that away is the ‘offended’ article on ED.

  18. AtlasShrugged says:

    “President Pelosi ? Say it again !”

  19. Gallo says:

    This is too F$%^#ed up for words! There is no excuse or pardon for that. I think the caption did the photo justice.

  20. tokiyaensui says:

    oddly reminiscent of the McCain and Palin pic. these people in Washington are Horndogs!!!

  21. MEH. says:

    LOL there’s just no way I couldn’t send this to my favorite conservative Republican coworker! Awesome lolz atm.

  22. Robert says:

    Ewwwwwwwwwwwww……that’s icky on so many levels.

  23. Anonymous says:

    fap fap fap

  24. vea says:

    what the…ewwwww..urghhh…my head hurt..

  25. Jack the Mack says:

    Hmmmmm, She does look like she has a vitamin ‘F’ deficicency… Doesn’t she?

  26. PortlandMark says:

    If this is the way Israel’s enemies speak, I’ve just changed my mind about whether Israel bears any responsibility for their war with the Palestinians.


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