It isn't every day that reports emerge of a top lawmaker telling a rival to "go f*** yourself."
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It isn't every day that reports emerge of a top lawmaker telling a rival to "go f*** yourself."
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During the 2012 presidential campaign, President Obama termed his rival Mitt Romney a "bullsh***er." Romney wasn't prone to using curse words.
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During the 2012 presidential campaign, President Obama termed his rival Mitt Romney a "bullsh***er." Romney wasn't prone to using curse words.
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In 2010, a jubilant Biden leaned into President Barack Obama and said, "This is a big f***king deal" before the president signed landmark health care legislation.
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In 2010, a jubilant Biden leaned into President Barack Obama and said, "This is a big f***king deal" before the president signed landmark health care legislation.
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Dick Cheney had a few choice words for Sen. Patrick Leahy in 2004 after the Vermont Democrat questioned his integrity. The vice president told Leahy either "f*** off" or "go f*** yourself."
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Dick Cheney had a few choice words for Sen. Patrick Leahy in 2004 after the Vermont Democrat questioned his integrity. The vice president told Leahy either "f*** off" or "go f*** yourself."
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, has left a legacy of swearing through the various posts he's held, from Clinton aide to Illinois congressman to Obama's chief of staff.
Rahm Emanuel —
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, has left a legacy of swearing through the various posts he's held, from Clinton aide to Illinois congressman to Obama's chief of staff.
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When tape recordings of Richard Nixon were made public during the Watergate scandal, the phrase "expletive deleted" was littered through the transcripts.
Richard Nixon —
When tape recordings of Richard Nixon were made public during the Watergate scandal, the phrase "expletive deleted" was littered through the transcripts.
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John F. Kennedy was recorded dressing-down an Air Force general after a report showed an extravagant - and expensive -- renovation aboard Air Force One. "Well this is obviously a f***-up," Kennedy concluded
John F. Kennedy —
John F. Kennedy was recorded dressing-down an Air Force general after a report showed an extravagant - and expensive -- renovation aboard Air Force One. "Well this is obviously a f***-up," Kennedy concluded
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One president who wasn't a fan of vulgarity - at least among his military - was George Washington.
George Washington —
One president who wasn't a fan of vulgarity - at least among his military - was George Washington.
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