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It’s A Very Simple Question, Nancy
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It’s A Very Simple Question, Nancy
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There was a large outcry recently when someone used scissors on the neck of a little kitten.
But when used on little babies that procedure is acceptable and called a partial birth abortion.
Just want to say, “It’s a very simple question, Nancy” has the potential to become a great catchphrase. To be used whenever someone is baffled by or tries to buffalo through a simple question, even if his or her name is not Nancy. When the person asked why you used the name Nancy, you can explain where it comes from and spread the word about Pelosi’s wickedness.
Granted, the person you’re speaking to may be too dumb to understand, as evidenced by the fact that you had to use the catchphrase.