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1. Inactive
   Could Be Anyone

   @CouldBeAnyone

   10:12 AM EDT ⋅ Apr 11, 2016

   Couldn’t he just have said that he is in favor of being a human with a free will, who wishes to be judged on the merits. Then again that message doesn’t sell well with many.

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   Marion Evans

   @MarionEvans

   10:24 AM EDT ⋅ Apr 11, 2016

   Any cigar smoking scotch drinking member of the human race gets my immediate respect.

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   Spin

   @Spin

   10:36 AM EDT ⋅ Apr 11, 2016

   I had a nice conversation the other day with a fellow conservative, that stemmed from an online discussion.  In the online discussion, I was encouraging progressives to be complacent, to withdraw from the political process.  I was chided for that, the idea being that all of us should be involved in the process, regardless of our “affiliation.”  Except, as I told my friend in person, there is no policy I support that involves me taking more of your money.  There is no policy I support that involves you being more regulated than you are today (he’s a small business owner).  However, nearly everything the progressives want will involve us being more controlled, and more taxed by the government.  If the progressives will just hang out at the Whole Foods and drink their soy lattes and recite passages from The Vagina Monologues to each other, we Conservatarians will see to it that their lives are wonderful and free.

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   Umbra Fractus

   @UmbraFractus

   10:56 AM EDT ⋅ Apr 11, 2016

   Jon Gabriel, Ed.: I’m for the ability to smoke a cigar in my backyard without worrying whether or not the smoke wafts your way. I’m in favor of red meat — and a whole bunch of it — and I want it cooked medium-rare. Don’t give me this well-done horse crap. A well-done steak is an abomination before the Lord!

   Nope. He lost me. I like my meat cooked.

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   Misthiocracy

   @Misthiocracy

   

   11:08 AM EDT ⋅ Apr 11, 2016

   I’m sure he’s a great radio host, conservative, and all-around American, but that photo looks like a comedian’s caricature of a British gangster.

   

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   Spin

   @Spin

   11:13 AM EDT ⋅ Apr 11, 2016

   Umbra Fractus:

   Jon Gabriel, Ed.: I’m for the ability to smoke a cigar in my backyard without worrying whether or not the smoke wafts your way. I’m in favor of red meat — and a whole bunch of it — and I want it cooked medium-rare. Don’t give me this well-done horse crap. A well-done steak is an abomination before the Lord!

   Nope. He lost me. I like my meat cooked.

   Heathen.

7. Member
   Misthiocracy

   @Misthiocracy

   

   11:15 AM EDT ⋅ Apr 11, 2016

   Spin:

   Umbra Fractus:

   Jon Gabriel, Ed.: I’m for the ability to smoke a cigar in my backyard without worrying whether or not the smoke wafts your way. I’m in favor of red meat — and a whole bunch of it — and I want it cooked medium-rare. Don’t give me this well-done horse crap. A well-done steak is an abomination before the Lord!

   Nope. He lost me. I like my meat cooked.

   Heathen.

8. Coolidge
   PJS

   @PJS

   

   11:33 AM EDT ⋅ Apr 11, 2016

   Umbra Fractus:

   Jon Gabriel, Ed.: I’m for the ability to smoke a cigar in my backyard without worrying whether or not the smoke wafts your way. I’m in favor of red meat — and a whole bunch of it — and I want it cooked medium-rare. Don’t give me this well-done horse crap. A well-done steak is an abomination before the Lord!

   Nope. He lost me. I like my meat cooked.

   Everybody has their little defects of character.

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   Pony Convertible

   @PonyConvertible

   11:58 AM EDT ⋅ Apr 11, 2016

   I love listening to Tony in the morning.  Would love to enjoy a good steak and a few drinks with him.

10. Member
    DrewInWisconsin

    @DrewInWisconsin

    12:11 PM EDT ⋅ Apr 11, 2016

    I never once said to the government, “save me.”

    A leftist will latch onto this last sentence and argue that Katz benefits from all the awesome things provided by the government such as roads and clean air and clean water and public utilities and blah blah flippity blah.

    That’s how they’ll answer him. They won’t be able to process the rest.

    I’ve been around leftists enough to know that they deeply believe that being a kept people is for the best. Get down on your knees every day and thank the State for its benevolence! Don’t leave the group! Don’t strike out on your own! Independence is bad!

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    The King Prawn

    @TheKingPrawn

    12:13 PM EDT ⋅ Apr 11, 2016

    Umbra Fractus:

    Jon Gabriel, Ed.: I’m for the ability to smoke a cigar in my backyard without worrying whether or not the smoke wafts your way. I’m in favor of red meat — and a whole bunch of it — and I want it cooked medium-rare. Don’t give me this well-done horse crap. A well-done steak is an abomination before the Lord!

    Nope. He lost me. I like my meat cooked.

    

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    LesserSon of Barsham

    @LesserSonofBarsham

    1:50 PM EDT ⋅ Apr 11, 2016

    The King Prawn:

    Umbra Fractus:

    Jon Gabriel, Ed.: I’m for the ability to smoke a cigar in my backyard without worrying whether or not the smoke wafts your way. I’m in favor of red meat — and a whole bunch of it — and I want it cooked medium-rare. Don’t give me this well-done horse crap. A well-done steak is an abomination before the Lord!

    Nope. He lost me. I like my meat cooked.

    

    Now you’ve gone and made me hungry.

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    Randy Webster

    @RandyWebster

    4:21 AM EDT ⋅ Apr 12, 2016

    I miss Tracked and Targeted.

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    Nitwit MN

    @NitwitMN

    7:04 AM EDT ⋅ Apr 12, 2016

    Misthiocracy:I’m sure he’s a great radio host, conservative, and all-around American, but that photo looks like a comedian’s caricature of a British gangster.

    

    Which to my whacked sensibilities heightens his appeal.

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    Jude

    @Jude

    6:23 PM EDT ⋅ Apr 12, 2016

    I stand with Tony. Though I’m in favor of rare and the bespoken blue rare.

    As far as I’m concerned, we just need to come up with a name. Conservatarian seems contrived, but it is yet a neologism.