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Posted: 8/24/2012 4:41:03 PM EDT
The Cavaliers refused the President's Campaign permission to use the UVa as a speech/rally venue.
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Obama can ask if the Museum of the Confederacy will host him. I think they can take about 50 people and that's more than enough.
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Ain't Virginia awesome! Sometimes it's good to be a battleground state. Both Zero and Biden made their worse gaffs so far in Virginia.
"Obama can ask if the Museum of the Confederacy will host him. I think they can take about 50 people and that's more than enough". Nah, go ahead and pile more in and maybe the porch will collape around him. It was sort of rickety looking the last time I visited. |
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This seems to be happening over and over.
As unpopular as Bush was toward the end, I can't recall this kind of stuff happening to him. |
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The Cavaliers refused the President's Campaign permission to use the UVa as a speech/rally venue. Reasons cited:
Intel should have said No to Obama when he visited Phoenix... Something like 5,000 workers had to miss a day of work with no pay so he could give a speech about how great he is for creating more jobs at Intel... ETA: Good job for Virginia! |
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Federal money/grants/aid to suddenly dry-up at UVA. Good for them, but grab the tinfoil and this. |
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Ain't Virginia awesome! Sometimes it's good to be a battleground state. Both Zero and Biden made their worse gaffs so far in Virginia. "Obama can ask if the Museum of the Confederacy will host him. I think they can take about 50 people and that's more than enough". Nah, go ahead and pile more in and maybe the porch will collape around him. It was sort of rickety looking the last time I visited. No, not the White House of the Confederacy but their modern building next door. |
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I think it's pathetic that campaigns don't pay for their own security.
There is a town that is still trying to get paid for costs incurred in 2008 from Obama. Another city in California billed Obama and Romney this year because costs were too high... Romney paid. Obama didn't. |
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Quoted: I think it's pathetic that campaigns don't pay for their own security. There is a town that is still trying to get paid for costs incurred in 2008 from Obama. Another city in California billed Obama and Romney this year because costs were too high... Romney paid. Obama didn't. Someone needs to make an ad on about that. |
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Federal money/grants/aid to suddenly dry-up at UVA. And the person who said "No" will be facing a tax audit next year |
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Federal money/grants/aid to suddenly dry-up at UVA. UVA is pretty much the best public school in the country and they have some of the best law, politcal science, english, public policy, etc departments in the world. I think they'll manage. |
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Federal money/grants/aid to suddenly dry-up at UVA. Naw, they'll just get sued by Holder. Ask S&P or Rasmussen about not bowing and scraping to the chosen one. |
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Federal money/grants/aid to suddenly dry-up at UVA. UVA is pretty much the best public school in the country and they have some of the best law, politcal science, english, public policy, etc departments in the world. I think they'll manage. UVA is pretty much a privately funded institution anyway. The law school in particular has money that makes Scrooge McDuck look like a pauper, and they could not give a shit less if somebody takes away their tiny slice of public money. Actually, they might even like it, as they wouldn't have to deal with all the BS and strings that come with it. |
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Ain't Virginia awesome! Sometimes it's good to be a battleground state. Both Zero and Biden made their worse gaffs so far in Virginia. "Obama can ask if the Museum of the Confederacy will host him. I think they can take about 50 people and that's more than enough". Nah, go ahead and pile more in and maybe the porch will collape around him. It was sort of rickety looking the last time I visited. No, not the White House of the Confederacy but their modern building next door. Biden would be better for that venue as they have that big slave exhibit in there. Maybe the museum would let him use the shackles and chains as props. |
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Reguardless of ones political ties I would be surprised if anyone really wants any big name folks to show up in their area and mess up things.
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I'm surprised security costs and restrictions haven't caused a lot more of this already....
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Federal money/grants/aid to suddenly dry-up at UVA. And the person who said "No" will be facing a tax audit next year Performed by a newly hired IRS investigator that previously was employed as a proctologist. . . |
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God I love my state! I'll love it too if Virginia can avoid supporting obummer in November! |
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I think it's pathetic that campaigns don't pay for their own security. There is a town that is still trying to get paid for costs incurred in 2008 from Obama. Another city in California billed Obama and Romney this year because costs were too high... Romney paid. Obama didn't. Link ? I have some libs to piss off on FB with that info |
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Quoted: UVa will be investigated by DOJ. As many lawyers as we put in the federal goobermint, good luck with that. "Mr. President, we cannot possibly complete our investigation until 2137." |
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UVa will be investigated by DOJ. As many lawyers as we put in the federal goobermint, good luck with that. "Mr. President, we cannot possibly complete our investigation until 2137." Yeah, really - what are they going to do, ask the FBI to investigate? The fucking director is an alum. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: UVa will be investigated by DOJ. As many lawyers as we put in the federal goobermint, good luck with that. "Mr. President, we cannot possibly complete our investigation until 2137." Yeah, really - what are they going to do, ask the FBI to investigate? The fucking director is an alum. He'll just get DHS to investigate . . . oh wait. |
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I think it's pathetic that campaigns don't pay for their own security. There is a town that is still trying to get paid for costs incurred in 2008 from Obama. Another city in California billed Obama and Romney this year because costs were too high... Romney paid. Obama didn't. Link ? I have some libs to piss off on FB with that info Here you go. http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=news/local/orange_county&id=8755847 They said they will send the bill to collections, lol. Obama's credit score will be downgraded right alongside America's. |
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Federal money/grants/aid to suddenly dry-up at UVA. UVA is filthy rich billion bucks plus |
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Fucking go hoos! UVA Law Class of 2003 here. WAHOOWA! UVA - College of Arts & Sciences - class of '65! |
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Charlottesville is hard left, im surprised they didnt wee in their pants at the thought of the Exalted one to come to town.
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It will be interesting to see how Obama's doing on Intrade over the next week or two.
Right now he's still at 57% |
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Charlottesville is hard left, im surprised they didnt wee in their pants at the thought of the Exalted one to come to town. Same thoughts here. This is a good sign. |
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Quoted: That's all them replanted Yankees, suburban libtards, college students and faculty, illegal aliens and folks of color that live in NoVA and Richmond. You know...Democrats: Vote early and vote often.Quoted: God I love my state! I'll love it too if Virginia can avoid supporting obummer in November! Rest of the Commonwealth is as RED as a firetruck. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I think it's pathetic that campaigns don't pay for their own security. There is a town that is still trying to get paid for costs incurred in 2008 from Obama. Another city in California billed Obama and Romney this year because costs were too high... Romney paid. Obama didn't. Link ? I have some libs to piss off on FB with that info Here you go. http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=news/local/orange_county&id=8755847 They said they will send the bill to collections, lol. Obama's credit score will be downgraded right alongside America's. WTF do they expect? They are a bunch of brainless libs anyway. Fools. |
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This seems to be happening over and over. As unpopular as Bush was toward the end, I can't recall this kind of stuff happening to him. Bush didn't have the sort of security circus surrouding him. Obama shuts down entire cities. |
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Quoted: Charlottesville is hard left, im surprised they didnt wee in their pants at the thought of the Exalted one to come to town. Hell, its a major college town; of course they're lefties. Point is, the university wasn't about to get screwed and screw the students. Can you just imagine the reaction from the Obama camp? |
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Obama can ask if the Museum of the Confederacy will host him. I think they can take about 50 people and that's more than enough. You mean the 'Muslim confederacy'??????? I realllyy doubt my GF's kin are going to welcome him with open arms. They got a tree on the edge of the Rappahanock that still bears marks from the war of agression. Va. is going to go Romney. |
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Charlottesville is hard left, im surprised they didnt wee in their pants at the thought of the Exalted one to come to town. Obama was here like last year, year before, campaigning for Tom Perriello. They were downtown in an outdoor pavilion we have, a coupe miles from UVA. There is still a chance he will come if they can find a suitable spot. C'ville is FULL of artsy - fartsy libs but as soon as you get out of town, a town of only 45K without the students, the surrounding area is as red as red can be. :) |
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The Cavaliers refused the President's Campaign permission to use the UVa as a speech/rally venue. Reasons cited:
LOVE IT!! but I gotta say.... GO HOKIES |
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Today We are all Hoos......awesome. Maybe some fellow commonwealthers will quit saying VA is going Obama.
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announced he will be at the pavilion downtown. http://www.nbc29.com/story/19374666/obama-to-speak-at-the-ntelos-wireless-pavilion
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Obama can ask if the Museum of the Confederacy will host him. I think they can take about 50 people and that's more than enough. That is a interesting museum but the last time I went, I made a wrong turn and ended up in Moseby Court. |
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Obama can ask if the Museum of the Confederacy will host him. I think they can take about 50 people and that's more than enough. That is a interesting museum but the last time I went, I made a wrong turn and ended up in Moseby Court. It is an interesting museum. And yes, in general, any neighborhood that ends in "Court" in Richmond is not one you want to enter unless you're in an armored vehicle. Moseby Court, Creighton Court, Gilpin Court ... |
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This seems to be happening over and over. As unpopular as Bush was toward the end, I can't recall this kind of stuff happening to him. Bush didn't have the sort of security circus surrouding him. Obama shuts down entire cities. Uhhhh ... yeah, Bush had the same sort of security. I drove in more than one of his motorcades. They were enormous and they would shut down MILES of Interstate when he was moving, just as they do for Obama. |
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That's all them replanted Yankees, suburban libtards, college students and faculty, illegal aliens and folks of color that live in NoVA and Richmond. You know...Democrats: Vote early and vote often.
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God I love my state! I'll love it too if Virginia can avoid supporting obummer in November! Rest of the Commonwealth is as RED as a firetruck. I wouldn't call the whole state fire truck red. Don't forget about southwestern Virginia. There are a lot of old hardcore Democrats down there. A lot of them have been voting Democrat so long that they didn't notice when the parties changed. My grandpa, who passed away in March, was a good example. He was a retired union coal miner. He punched a straight Democrat ticket every election because that was what he had done for years and it was what the UMWA told them to do. What I could never understand it how coal miners could vote for people that openly say they want to destroy the coal industry. |
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