Posted on Mar 17, 2017
Rep. Steve King: GOP colleagues 'patting me on the back' after controversy
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If there aren't any "Kick me, I'm a racist" signs on his back, that just tells me there's a bunch of racists in the GOP.
Rep. Steve King: GOP colleagues 'patting me on the back' after controversy
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When they are saying "I prayed for you this morning", I don't think that is support in the manner he speaks. I think it is more get your head outta your a**
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GySgt Kenneth Pepper
LTC (Join to see) - It depends on the situation. I think only a southerner could tell the difference between it being genuine and sarcastic. For example: if someone were to say "I got 4 babies by 4 different men" and a southern lady replies:"Well, bless your heart" she's really saying "Damn you are a skank". But southern manners don't allow saying it out loud.
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SFC Dave Beran Lol I favor more overt shade-throwing.
GySgt Kenneth Pepper This is what I was referring to, thank you for clarifying.
GySgt Kenneth Pepper This is what I was referring to, thank you for clarifying.
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