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Mike Daniels

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7. Can we stop talking about American "exceptionalism" at this point?

Reply to yellowcanine (Original post)

Fri Apr 11, 2014, 01:30 PM

Apr 2014

Because the only thing this form of idiocy does is confirm that our exceptionalism is now limited to finding ways to become a world-wide laughing-stock.

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SC Senate Bill says "mammoths created on sixth day of creation" [View all] yellowcanine Apr 2014 OP

What is the point of all this? YoungDemCA Apr 2014 #1

Devolution: GeorgeGist Apr 2014 #3

This is about SOUTH Carolina, not NC. (Nt) MostlyAmused Apr 2014 #2

Idiots. Iggo Apr 2014 #4

Please edit the OP? MostlyAmused Apr 2014 #5

South Carolina nadinbrzezinski Apr 2014 #6

Can we stop talking about American "exceptionalism" at this point? Mike Daniels Apr 2014 #7

There is no such thing. nt ChisolmTrailDem Apr 2014 #10

Which the RWNJs seem to be... 3catwoman3 Apr 2014 #11

That's why I call it ... GeorgeGist Apr 2014 #8

South Carolina GOP ... working to prove that humans are NOT evolving. JoePhilly Apr 2014 #9

Perhaps the symbol for the Republicans needs to be a mammoth, rather than a modern elephant? LeftishBrit Apr 2014 #12

And, he created the hare to describe the brains of SC legislators. Tierra_y_Libertad Apr 2014 #13