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i found out, in bayview, on the 29th, this chicken is so good it can help you get over racism, homophobia. it was so good i started crying. i thought i was at a funeral. if we need more people to eat some of this. j &j fish is good. i am telling you. i want to ask the brothers at bca. we need you to come to city hall this friday and give out what you know about aids and how it is affecting us. we need a national policy on this. i want you to supervise our loved. the fish, good fish that makes you feel godly. president chiu: thank you for that. the next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. and the circus we call the board of supervisors. we do things a little different in the bay area than the rest of the nation, don't we? yes, they rip you off constitutionally. for 165 years, we have horse boarding in the county of san francisco. at its epicenter, it is ground zero where william hammond hall, the designer of golden gate park, built the stables. there were tragically closed september of 2001 by resolution from this board of supervisors stating that they would reopen it

at least last night we didn't have the audience cheered cheers all of this is mood that ensure homophobia they didn't hear unemployment so i guess that's. great insight. the republicans were competing to see who it's president obama more in new hampshire last night senate minority leader mitch mcconnell led his caucus in the unanimous filibuster of president obama's american jobs act in the senate jobs could create three million new jobs for our economy. and besides repealing the regulations that keep our air water and food safe and could even more taxes for the so-called job creators now one republican in the senate or in the house or in last night's debate has offered up a better alternative to put americans back to work actually struck down there's one republican down in florida who did and tom broke down this new jobs plan in the sunshine state bus week and it's nearly paid. so what exactly did guides the republican jobs plan look like and what would it do to our economy that's a question president obama asked yesterday here's a good question meeker's a little homework assignment for

world where there's no suffering, where there's no inequality, where there's no racism, sexism, homophobia, no conflict, basically. if you think you can create nol. poverty, if you think that war, if you think you can create such a world, what crime will you no commit to achieve it? what lie would you not tell?e or if you don't have the stomach for committing a crime, what crimepo wouldrt you not support? the american left, you know, in it majority you're supporting in one way or another hamas which is an organization which is dedicated to killing the jews which says so in its own charter. own charter. how can progressive people, people who say they are for social justice, be supporters of hamas? they can because they have this vision of a redeemed future and who is standing in the way of it? it is america and the jewish. and how reminiscent is that of say the 1930s? so, mark is a really is was right about the illusion of progress and of course it was a various -- very classical view. when the roman general concord kosygin set fire to the great city of carr said, he wept because he saw the

. >> so now we've had cheers for homophobia, death cries fortune insured, and now applause. what followed were a series of shots from the light weights. rick santorum on the right side of the stage taking aim at mr. inevitable. >> your consultants helped obama craft obama care. to say would you repeal it, you have no track record on that that we can trust you that you'll do that. >> you're allowed -- >> you had your chance. let me speak. >> you had your chance. let me speak. >> but then the main event. the texas tornado. the alpha aggie, rick perry with the night's biggest shot. an absolute peach of a punch. >> you hired illegals in your home and you knew about it for a year. the idea that you stand here before us and talk about that you're strong on immigration is on its face the height of hypocrisy. >> down goes romney! but now the bleegd boy from belmont forced himself off the canvas and started to hit back at his main rival. >> i don't think i've ever hired an illegal in my life. so i'm afraid -- i'm looking forward to finding your facts on that. >> i'll tell what you th

the statement about racism and homophobia. that is the nasty side of politics and people are expressed -- people are free to express themselves. i will not get into mud. caller: good morning. this is just a comment for the chairman on the republican side. from what i can see from my locale and most of the people i work with is that the out reach of the republican party to this generation -- the generation coming up has either been nonexistent or just so tiny that it makes no difference. we are losing a generation of potential republicans. all i wanted to do was arch d party to start doing a heck of a lot more out reach. that is my comment. host: what is your organization without rich? guest: i appreciate the comments. there is some truth to that. we are ramping up and working on an aggressive ground game to reach out to younger people, universities, and high schools. we have some very strong republican clubs. the caller was saying that he was not seeing it. we must do a better job. we are working on communicating with young pe

and the statement about racism and homophobia. that's the nasty side of politics, and people are free to express themselves that way, but i'm not going to get in the mud. host: orlando is next. republican line. caller: yes, good morning. host: you're on, sir. go ahead. caller: this is just a comment for the chairman. i'm a republican. and from what i can see, at least in my locale, and most young people that i work with is that the outreach of the republican party to this generation, you know, the generation coming up has either been nonexistent or just so tiny that it makes no difference, and we're losing a generation of potential republicans. and all i want to do is urge the party to start doing a heck after lot more outreach. and that's my comment. and i'll take it off the air. host: what is your organization's outreach to young people, mr. curry? guest: yeah, i appreciate the comment, and there's some truth to that. we are currently internally ramping up and working on an aggressive ground game to reach out to young people, un