Mitt Romney narrowly lost to Barack Obama last night. As I have been remarking on the blog for several months about my amazement how nothing effects Obama. While conservatives got themselves worked up over Fast & Furious and Benghazi, the American public didn’t care. I wrote many times nothing hurts Obama politically, but the coup de grace to Romney’s chances was an act of nature.
Hurricane Sandy struck the Northeast last week and this put the Presidential campaign on pause while Obama did photo ops showing him in charge. Then Chris Cristie gave Romney the kiss of death by praising Obama’s response to Hurricane Sandy and then he inviting Obama for photo ops. This stopped Mitt Romney’s momentum and shifted the election to Obama. The media covered up the botched response and ignored the disaster in NY.
Chris Cristie is one of the reasons why we lost as his butt kissing of Obama convinced low informed voters that Obama cared. For this betrayal, we must destroy Cristie’s political career and I call on conservatives to donate to whoever his Democratic opponent is. If Newark Mayor Cory Booker runs, I will donate money as I am dedicated to defeating Chris Cristie in 2013.
I will write more about Mayor Cory Booker later this week.
I could not have said it better myself.
What exactly did Chair do to gain the praise of Christie.
someone fix the typo ‘oppoenet’. thank you
Exactly! Christie praising Obama was all anybody saw about Hurricane Sanday after Landfall. It was in all the papers, on all the news shows. It was PR that Obama couldn’t buy. Christie isn’t an idiot. He knew what he was doing. He should have no political future in the GOP. None.
One bit of good news. Mitt won’t be back in 16.
He like all people running now, must be primaried.
Also, it isn’t that the people don’t care about Benghazi or fast and furious. It’s that people don’t know. The media blackout has been nearly complete. I’ve asked a lot of people online and in the world about the scandals and they haven’t even heard about them.
The word isn’t getting out. The media interference is too strong.
The media isn’t the opposition, they are the enemy, they actively work to destroy the country.
@ Iron Fist:
Maybe Obama will offer him a job in the second term.
@ Iron Fist:
Chris is an idiot. He thought only of himself with opportunity to appear as a man of action during a tragedy. Chair must have felt like King Saud with Christie playing his part as he orally bowed before him.
no. this post is exceptionally lame.
the #1 culprit in the re-election of the anti-colonialist, America hating obama is the ignorance of the American electorate. there is no excuse for not knowing about Benghazi and F&F. you can blame it on the media and christie (please learn to spell!) all you want but it’s the fault of the complacent, apathetic Americans who failed to bother to even TRY to stay informed and who, for decades, have let left wing nuts educate our children (they control our schools) and loot our treasuries.
lobo91 wrote:
Ambassador to La La Land.
@ Mars:
Well said my friend. They are the enemy completely and must be removed before anything can be done.
Kirly wrote:
How are they supposed to be informed when the media give no freaking airtime or column space to any of it. Sorry but most of the country is still old media.
Mars wrote:
They suppress the truth and leave the destruction to others. But they are complicit in their facilitation.
@ Kirly:
Absolutely.
@ Mars:
How do any of us become informed?
The information is out there. Being uninformed is a deliberate choice today.
lobo91 wrote:
Too true.
@ lobo91:
I think the Amercian electorate is gonna get a crash course the next 4 years. Since the system cannot continue at present debt levels, Obama will get his wish to crash it all. Then people will scream and wonder what happened.
Well, let’s see how Obama does w/Staten Island after this nor-easter blows thru. I suspect more people will die -- and somebody will blame it on Bush.
@ Brick:
Most people have internet access 24/7 today. It’s on their phones. Some of them have it in the dash of their cars.
If they’d stop using it to surf porn sites and make fantasy football picks for a few minutes, maybe they’d learn something.
lobo91 wrote:
True. Most people don’t Care enough to inform themselves. They’ll at most watch the alphebet soup nightly news and consider themselves “informed”. They think that it doesn’t directly affect them. They are wrong, of course, as they will learn when everything collapses, but until then they are happy as a pig in shit. Which is an entirely apt metaphore for what they actually are.
eaglesoars wrote:
From your downthread post. I think it needs to be here too.
Mars wrote:
so? it’s NOT the media’s responsibility to inform you or me or anyone. the new media includes old AM radio, the internet, conservative news magazines -- ALL of which are AVAILABLE to everyone and one of which is FREE.
lobo91 wrote:
exactly. you have to work hard at dodging info.
Mars wrote:
beat me to it! Thanks!
@ eaglesoars:
They aren’t his people. He doesn’t care if they die. Besides, the election is over with. He has more flexibility now. He’ll do what he damn well pleases, and no one can gainsay him. It is a scary situation to contemplate. He’s got it all coming down quickly, too. We have the fiscal cliff looming, and the people just told him to pour on the gas.
@ Mars:
It is the media blackout hence why people don’t care. Even when it’s spoken about, the emdia lies about what is really going on.
MikeA wrote:
and we will all suffer becuase of the stupid choices of the 47%. i say we return to a more primitive rule -- you don’t work, you don’t eat. and your children might starve if you make that choice.
@ lobo91:
Not people are political animals. So they just go by what they see on TV without researching.
Iron Fist wrote:
I wonder if he’s called Putin yet?
Online has become too segmented. Most “independents” don’t even know what they are looking for. Most webhubs are owned by the MSM and direct people to the exact same talking points over and over again.
Go to other peoples homes, see what they set as their homepages. Most have yahoo, google, bing, abc, nbc, cbs, AOL, you name it.
If you don’t know what you’re looking for you can’t look for it. If it isn’t mentioned on the nightly news you don’t know you are looking for it.
We know what we are looking for because we are immersed in this culture, the same way a dem knows his talking points will be in his email bright and early every morning.
The mush middle types don’t know this. They don’t know there is a conservative blogosphere, they don’t know there is an alternative media. Hell most don’t become aware of anything unless they accidentally happen to go to AM radio and turn on Rush, Hannity, or whomever. Then they have to be willing to break themselves of a lifetime of MSM and public school brainwashing long enough to actually listen to whats being said.
It is not an easy process and for people to just say “it’s out there, you can find it” does no good for anyone.
Think back to how you got here. Or how you even became conservative in the first place. If you weren’t raised that way it wasn’t an easy process, was it?
@ lobo91:
He probably has called Morsi and Erdogan. Told them, America got the Muslim Brotherhood’s back.
Iron Fist wrote:
you can not expect everybody to watch foxnews!!!
@ Mars:
Most people are not political junkies. They are more concerned with the next NFL game.
I went to sleep in the United States, and I awoke in Candy Mountain, missing a kidney.
Rodan, I can’t find it, but you did a post months back essntially about getting involved. It had to do with the local level, I can’t recall exactly the entire story, but I want to read it. If you remember what it was.
I vote because I believe it’s my civic duty…I never got any stuff, I never got a fat union pension…I put myself aside and try to do what I think is best for every body, I vote on principle…my vote is not for sale… there is no pride, no sense of payback or reward, nothing noble or fancy, I just try to do the right thing for old fashioned reasons…most, if not all of you do the same…we are a vanishing group…the avalanche of self serving voters feeding a machine that rewards them for lethargy and ignorance, feeds their AmIdol instincts while herding them into separate boxes then customizing the pitch just for them, voters too stupid to realize liberals rarely deliver…we are overwhelmed by numbers and the oligarchy is way too strong for us…
Rodan wrote:
Yes. They want to watch Lena Dunham bounce a quarter off Obama’s ass to see if she gets her quarterback.
@ Kirly:
Chris Christie gave Obama momentum. He is responsible for Obama’s win. A week ago Romney was heading toward victory. Then Christie back-stabbed him. This helped Obama with low info voters and tipped the election to him.
Christie sabotaged Romney on purpose. He is enemy #1 and must be defeated.
@ lobo91:
I doubt it, but I bet he’s called the Muslim Brotherhood.
ferb123 wrote:
Nor, clearly, to understand what they see.
Here’s a story from my life that will put things in perspective. My ex-wife was one of these mushy middle people. She’s also a bit mentally unbalanced and has now gone full bore lesbian who supports gay marriage.
She called me last night in tears because O was winning. Because of everything I taught her through our marriage she was able to look beyond the medias bullshit and see exactly why this was so bad for the country. She doesn’t listen to talk radio, she doesn’t go to conservative sites. But, she was able to make an informed decision based solely on my patience and teaching through the years.
Most of the middle don’t get that. They get one side or the other telling them that they’re idiots for not taking a side.
Things aren’t all bad:
We have a Republican governor, too. It’ll be interesting to see what gets done with this. Like I said earlier, we went 59-39 for Romney. I live in a very Red State. Pity there aren’t more like it.
@ Mars:
Exactly, most people are like your Ex.
This is a most depressing day.
As for Christie, what do Obama actually do?
It was just a fly by with Christie as a willing prop.
He could have thanked BHO without getting all gushy.
@ RIX:
It was enough to tip the election. 20% of voters in exit polls said the response to the Hurricane was their #1 issue. They broke for Obama heavily.
ferb123 wrote:
Ferb, if you’re just going to throw talking points you might as well shut up.
The fact is, yes they should watch Fox news, the same way we watch the regular networks. I know it’s a hard stretch for you, but Fox news isn’t actually much different than the standard nightly news. The only real conservative thought is with their commentators. There’s not a lot of bleed over between the news section and the talking head section.
So please just get over yourself and go masturbate to your O poster. Or post something of substance. As it is you are just wasting peoples time and energy in a “look at me fest” and I have a hard time believing anyone has a life so pitiful that they have to go online looking for negative attention just to reinforce their failing self-worth.
@ ferb123:
Hey Foster. How are the cankles?
@ RIX:
it’s not what those guys did, which was nothing…it’s what they didn’t do, which is flub their lines, or stumble over their tutu…it’s an event, a gig, another pretend performance…people vote for good hair, sloppy kisses, and a cool night with Letterman….in other words, we are fucked…I honestly don’t think it can be turned around…the scam is rigged but good and the very people we vote for are the ones who created and perped this shit on the people
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
“Shun the unbeliever! Shuuun! Shuuun!”
//
@ Mars:
ferb is an idiot and a fake
There were a number of factors that led up to last night…
heysoos wrote:
I know. Pulled out some good german insults on him and he didn’t reply to them.
He did however have a pretty decent discussion on German abortion law. Surprised me that he was able to formulate ideas that weren’t completely spoonfed to him.
Formercorpsman wrote:
Here. Time for Action
Rodan wrote:
There is a huge percentage of the populace that doesn’t follow politics/economics at all. It’s off the radar for them until it’s splashed in their faces by the MSM, so they munch on whatever crap they’re fed without realizing that there’s a huge menu to choose from. They’re they types who go to the track on hat day and bet on the jockey with the prettiest jersey.
heysoos wrote:
He and outsider are from the swamp.
“low informed voters” -- now that is an appropriate term.
Harry Reid wants to get rid of the filibuster now. Because it’s been “abused”. Like when he was filibustering Bush’s judges? I said back then that if the tables were turned the Democrats wouldn’t hesitate to use the “nuclear” option. No one listened to me. There can be no compromise with progressives. You need to attack them at every oppertunity. The GOP’s problem is that they are still stuck in the “Loyal Opposition” mode, while the Democrats are waging total war. I’ve said before, Politics is War. The Democrats get this. The Republicans do not.
@ EBL:
I do not believe that. There are lots of stats claiming turnout was down, but the polling places were jammed.
I believe that the electronic voting machines were gamed on a scale which beggars the imagination. And, since SEIU was the maintainer and installer of these machines, I think it is clear who they were gamed for. I believe that the machines were programmed not only to add votes on a particular ratio, but to subtract them on a particular ratio. I cannot begin to prove it, of course.
RIX wrote:
The ironic thing is that Obama will campaign against Chris Christie during the next NJ election for governor. Fat boy does not realize that the left will use you (like they did McCain) when it is in their interest and then shit on you later when it is convenient for them.
Has anyone here ever listened to a new caller on Rush? It’s an incredible experience (same with Hannity). Every story is almost the same. However they wound up listening, they had to listen several times before the rust started to get knocked off. Most hadn’t heard of anything that was being said on the program, most had avoided listening because they had been told for years that the AM radio people were bigoted racists, most were totally in the dark.
Do Rush and Hannity call them idiots and kick them off the show? No, they thank them, and then patiently tell them what else they can do to help.
That’s how it works, it’s a slow process, but to just write off the country as a bunch of idiots is a poor way to go about it.
@ ferb123:
How are you going to drop the debt by even 1 trillion?
@ Iron Fist:
And he’ll be able to do it, too, as long as it’d done on the opening day of the new session.
All it takes is 51 votes for rule changes on that day. Any other day, it takes 60.
He’s going to have 55 votes, so he can change whatever he likes.
@ Formercorpsman:
Here you go!
Mars wrote:
You do not really expect me to respond to your “good german insults”, do you?
XDDDDDDDDD
@ Mars:
Totally agree with you. I think you should write up a post on your ideas.
@ ferb123:
you just did you fool
song_and_dance_man wrote:
Of course he won’t be, however he was not the problem this year and I wish him only the best. He is a fine, classy man and patriot. However if anyone thinks that the country pines for Jeb, they are smoking some heavy crap.
waldensianspirit wrote:
Why would he want to do that?
Rich people will pay for the party!
//
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
It’s coming out now that most of the fraud was coming from dem districts were votes may have been changed from Romney to O. Dem districts are reporting far more votes than on the ground says were actually there. Most of the republican districts were not tampered with at all. Vote tallies match up pretty well with the on the ground totals. But the dem ones are supposedly way off.
@ Speranza:
Fat Boy also needs to realize he will not have the support of Conservatives.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
I don’t know. I had a bad feeling about this election for one reason and one reason only
The polls were too close. From the beginning. With the economy like it is, even lo-info-voters are aware something is wrong. This should have been a slam-dunk for ANYBODY BUT OBAMA.
That bugged me for a long time -- so I wasn’t completely surprised by the result last nite.
Gotta go -- med the doc gave me knocking me out.
ferb123 wrote:
Considering your idea of wit is a nonsensical xd thing that nobody even understands, then no.
But, in Germany one of the insults in particular would have gotten me knocked on my ass. One of the other ones would have only been effective 300 years ago, but I used it out of fun.
ferb is a child of the cyber realm, a bot…to him numbers and dead guys are just bytes and pixels….reality to him is a keyboard and a monitor
@ eaglesoars:
You could at least offer to share
heysoos wrote:
And he’s still a dorftrottel.
And probably a wichser, but I’m sure as hell not checking.
waldensianspirit wrote:
waldensianspirit wrote:
hmm, cutting military spendings ?
@ Rodan:
i already disagreed with that above. my mind is not changed.
lobo91 wrote:
tylenool w/codeine -- been having some serious pain. Bad news -- no evening wine. Good news -- codeine is better!
Rodan wrote:
Yeah, now if I can just find my posts from today and put them together maybe I can pull that off. But, once again I’m starting the day with a damn headache.
Rodan wrote:
how is believing that any less elitest than when the lefties say “the American people don’t understand”?
Rodan wrote:
wait, everything yesterday said the economy was the #1 issue
Kirly wrote:
The only thing NJ should be grateful to Chris Christie for was his defeat of the Sociopathic Jon Corzine (who should be in jail).
@ ferb123:
How about if we cut something that’s not actually a federal responsibility?
@ ferb123:
Doesn’t get it down at all yet alone a trillion. So what else?
Kirly wrote:
Apparently not with Obama. Too many people had too great of an emotional investment in him to admit to making a mistake back in 2008. Also more and more people are now dependent on the Federal government.
ferb123 wrote:
Umm, yeah the one single area the US government is actually responsible for according to our own Constitution.
Sorry ferb, I had a pretty nice discussion with you the other night, but you’re pretty worthless today. I will now from this point on be scrolling past your comments. If I happen to see an intelligent remark from you on someone elses repost I might decide you’re worth talking to again. But for now, you’re dead to me.
By the way I do fault Romney for not mentioning the BP oil spill fiasco.
waldensianspirit wrote:
It would if we cut it to European levels.
@ Mars:
The way Ferb writes, he is probably US citizen and probably 16 years old, if that. I am being generous here.
ferb123 wrote:
Of course! The ultimate answer of the Left. Tell me, do you really relish the world going back to the way it was before the rise of the American Superpower? That’s what will happen when America falls. It’ll be back to the way things were in the run-up to World War I. Lots of fun in Europe. And I am against spending one drop of American blood to pull you all out of the fire you’ve brought down on your own heads. After we finished off Hitler, we should have pulled out and left you to the tender mercies of Stalin. I honestly don’t care if the Muslims start cutting off heads in the town square in Eurabia. Not one drop of American blood to spare you the pain you so richly deserve.
Speranza wrote:
Gov Romney lost the election. Gov Christie’s photo-op with Nobama did not help, but it was Mitt’s fault that he did not fight harder on issues that the populace was not familiar with. Fast and Furious and Benghazi got some traction during the debates, but not enough. Not enough to really make the American public go HHMMMM. Nobama was allowed by the media and by the Governor to hold on to his “I care” facade. Frankly, 100 odd rounds of golf, the Spanish Vacation, the Hawaiian travels, more on the Las Vegas dichotomy “taxpayer dollars to Vegas”, when nobody else can go. And the bows. The bows and the bows. There were opportunities to be unfiltered and to stomp on the chair, and they did not get taken advantage of. Like it or not, the ground game has to start now. 2014 is coming fast and the Senate needs to be taken and Congress needs to be held.
@ ferb123:
How should the Israel’s borders look like?
Purre wrote:
Yeah Heysoos and I have been discussing that.
lobo91 wrote:
No they are still printing more than the military budget each year
eaglesoars wrote:
Codine is wonderful. Demerol is better!
I don’t mean reduce the rate of growth of the debt; I mean back it down a whole trillion
bluliner10 wrote:
He ran a spirited campaign and I am convinced that he was our best hope to win. Obama was and is a unique candidate who was more about symbolism then substance. A Santorum, who would have attacked relentlessly, would have been destroyed. This was 2004 in reverse. Frankly I do not think that most Americans would even care about a few hundred Mexicans and two Americans being killed because of Fast & Furious. Sad but true. They are more concerned about shit like “what are the Yankees going to do with Alex Rodriguez”?
Mars wrote:
waldensianspirit wrote:
closing tax loopholes for millionaires and billionaires
waldensianspirit wrote:
That’ll never happen, because it would devestate Obama’s people.
@ Kirly:
The Economy was #1. But for 20%, the Hurricane was the #1 issue.
Someone posted a link to the Ulsterman report over on the last thread where it was saying the numbers simply aren’t adding up in Florida & something fishy took place in St.Lucie County concerning West’s reelection bid.
I usually don’t like to indulge in conspiracy , that’s more the nature of the left but what blows my mind is Mia Love losing.
Even the SLC Tribune less than a week ago had her up something like 10-14 points over the Dem but somehow she still lost. What the hell is going on here?
Mars wrote:
you know any more german cuss?
@ ferb123:
It’s impossible to balance the budget by raising taxes on “the rich.” You could raise the tax rate to 100% on incomes over $250,000 and it still wouldn’t even come close to making up the difference.
It’s physically impossible for us to generate enough tax revenue to pay for $4 trillion a year in federal spending. It simply can’t be done.
John Difool wrote:
Yeah, that was me. There does seem to be something not quite right. But you know wouldn’t want the press to go off on people about conspiracy theories now would you?
What the hell happened to the links to recent comments? They made it easy to switch between threads and see if there was something new on Thread X.
ferb123 wrote:
Tat is now one word; millionairesandbillionaires
millionairesandbillionaires don’t need income for many years. They can vacation for 4 years anywhere they choose around the world and not pay one cent in income taxes.
And if you confiscated all their wealth for a one time deal you couldn’t run the government 6 months without printing more fake money
@ Kirly:
The Left grasps most people are not political junkies. They come up with catchy slogans to get their votes. Seeing yesterday’s results, it works. We need to realize this and come up with a way to win these voters.
Shepard Smith is so cute when he’s all naieve.
“The president can’t just say ‘I won’ and refuse to compromise on anything.”
Wanna bet?
@ buzzsawmonkey:
Saving bandwidth last night. They’ll need turned on again
I know he’s not everyones favorite conservative, though I still have a soft spot for him. (Shouldn’t have acted like Bill Clinton though.) But, it looks like Herman Cain is following the GBTV model with http://www.caintv.com. Be nice to see if he can expand it as far as Glenn has his.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
M turned that off last night in an attempt to keep the blog from crashing.
lobo91 wrote:
So he forgot when Obama told Cantor he could do whatever he wanted because “I won”.
as an Agent of the State, I can hardly wait to kick down ferbs door and take everything he owns to pay for my champagne and filet…after all he has ‘please fuck me’ tatoo’d on his forehead
@ Speranza:
That’s exactly right.
Christie has the same kind of weird crush on Springsteen that
Chris Matthews has on BHO.
He goes to all of his concerts & the Boss would not appear at
a Christie rally.
But he gets a call from Springsteen after his praise of Obama & was
so touched that he cried when he got home.
WTF?
lobo91 wrote:
but this does not mean it should not be done. Warren Buffet said he paid percental less tax than his secretary. Its also about social fairness.
Rodan wrote:
Remember “Bush lied, people died”?
@ Mars:
I guess he actually believed the horseshit Obama was shoveling in his speech last night about how they’re going to be all bipartisany now.
ferb123 wrote:
You mean folks like Warren Buffet who panders to Obama & who says he’s not being tax enough but yet owes over 4 billion dollars in unpaid taxes & hides his money in offshore accounts?
Folks like Bruce Springsteen who own 800 acre estates & pay no property taxes because they grow a few grapes, hire one part-time gardener & then write it off as a farm?
Keep in mind that a lot the very people you want to close loopholes on are the rich liberals in Hollywood, the music industry, the news media who the Dems have no intention of taking money from other than the contributions they seek every election cycle. The rich liberals who have no intention of paying more than what they do now. They’ll just hide their money offshore or hire attorneys to find or create more loopholes.
When they say they want to close tax loopholes on millionaires & billionaires make no mistake about it what they really mean is they want to raise taxes on the middle-class & the poor & if you want to continue believing those lies go right on ahead because at this point I’m all for as much financial misery as the Dems can dish out.
ferb123 wrote:
The Buffet Rule Act of 2012 are going into effect and he may now voluntarily contribute more of his paycheck to the U.S. government.
ferb123 wrote:
He lied.
And if he didn’t, who cares except for resentful troglodyte leeches?
@ ferb123:
No, it’s not about “social fairness,” or any other such nonsense. The issue is preventing the country from financial collapse. North Korea is “fair,” but I don’t think you’d want to live there.
And here’s a hint: Buffett lied. He does not pay a lower effective tax rate than his secretary (not that it matters if it were true). His secretary doesn’t pay anywhere near the percentage he claimed.
And Buffett himself is a major tax cheat. He currently owes the IRS over a billion dollars in unpaid taxes.
I’ll be you didn’t hear that in your stupid Euro-trash news.
lobo91 wrote:
Heard a report earlier that Obama says he’s going to meet with Romney in the next coming weeks to talk about how they can come together & find solutions that help America.
Purely bullshit but even if he did meet with him I imagine as soon as Romney walks in he’ll do something akin to a touchdown dance.
ferb123 wrote:
Even 100% tax wouldn’t keep the federal government in business. You are aware of how other civilisations came to a screeching halt?
@ Speranza:
It worked.
Speranza wrote:
Buffett always could. Anyone, anywhere, anytime could always contribute more to the US government than they were mandated to. Buffett didn’t; he’s a flaming, lying hypocrite who was shilling for Chicago Jesus to get under the table givebacks.
what the hell is ‘social fairness’?…
heysoos wrote:
North Korea
John Difool wrote:
yes, why not tax Warren Buffet and Bruce Springsteen and all these rich Hollywood liberals more?
I think even Mitt Romney is willing to pay more than 12% tax.
heysoos wrote:
Resentful pricks who hate people better off than they are, getting even.
John Difool wrote:
He will give him the Netanyahu 2010 treatment.
John Difool wrote:
Yep, I see this happening about as fast as he responded to Mike Rowe.
(Obama, not Romney. Romney responded quickly and in a pretty cool way.)
ferb123 wrote:
Why don’t you go see Obama and suggest that to him? I’d love to see your feet sticking out of a Chicago landfill.
Guys, not to be a spelling Nazi but it is Chris Christie not Cris Cristy or Criste.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
Methane Ferb…it’s a gas gas gas
song_and_dance_man wrote:
Shame on you.
Your typical Obama voter is either:
1. someone habitually so poor that they do not even notice a failing economy
2. someone who works for Uncle Sam and therefore is protected
3. someone so rich that they can survive just about anything.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
I thought Obama has suggest somthing like that (more tax for millisandbillis)
But I am just a CNN viewer…
ferb123 wrote:
Because 12% and even 100 wouldn’t keep the country in existence.
What social justice do you need?
And again what should the borders of Israel look like?
ferb123 wrote:
You have my sympathy.
Speranza wrote:
I’m pretty sure it isn’t The Count of Monte Cristo either but you’ll have to ask him
waldensianspirit wrote:
To Ferb, that is a feature, not a bug.
@ ferb123:
Did you not read what I just posted above? Can you not read?
These people are in the Dems pockets & as long as they stay there & show their undying love & support the Dems have no intention of taking more money from them which is why Warren Buffet decided to jump right in Obama’s.
These people pay more for tax lawyers in a year than the average person makes in a lifetime. They have no problem forking over a million bucks to get out of paying 2 million in taxes.
Do you think it’s fair the poor & middle class in New Jersey pay crippling taxes for basic services & crumbling infrastructure while liberal con-artist Bruce Springsteen avoids paying almost 200,000 dollars in property taxes a year?
Is that the social fairness you were talking about? Guess what, that’ll never happen.
waldensianspirit wrote:
I thought it was Kris Krispy Kreme ?
Iron Fist wrote:
And to Obama.
ferb123 wrote:
Are you a big fan of Hollande in France? Because guess what, today right after Barry Longshanks got elected he just raised the sales tax 14% across the board in France, not just for the rich either, but for all people.
How ya’ like that social fairness?
ferb123 wrote:
You’re an idiot. You don’t understand the difference between class-war demagoguery to get votes from the morons and fellating the uber-wealthy.
Obama has done both from the get-go.
@ lobo91:
Yep. Obama intends to collapse the system, and in four more years of $1 trillion deficits he may very well get his wish.
Dick Morris Blames Chris Christie And The ‘Ghettoizing’ Of The GOP For His Awful Election Prediction
Thanks for letting us know Mr. Morris.
heysoos wrote:
Heh.
John Difool wrote:
Obama said he want to tax them(millisandbillis) more. IMO republicans should support this.
Iron Fist wrote:
“…a nation of Clowards.”
—Eric Holder
ferb123 wrote:
Why?
Ok just checked the election results and things changed drastically in my state since last night. Turns out my state offices are pretty much evenly split between repubs and dems now. Unfortunately we are still sending to dems back to washington, but we did keep the Rep position in republican hands.
Thank you Rodan & SADM. I had to step away, but I emailed the link to myself, & will make sure I read this over the weekend now that baseball is over.
I’m convinced a majority of Jews would vote for Adolf Eichmann if he ran on the Democrat ticket:
Obama hasn’t quite called for the expulsion of Jews from Judea and Samaria, but he has skirted the edge of that. He’ll leave actual calls for ethnic cleansing to his homies in the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas.
ferb123 wrote:
Are you acting stupid on purpose or are you really a moron? Evidently you have conveniently forgot about the reality of the Laffer Curve and you you have no freakin’ clue how wealth and prosperity are created. You also obviously think that economics is a zero sum game.
@ ferb123:
No jackass. Let me type this for you slowly because you don’t understand simple english. More taxes decreases revenue. Less taxes increase revenue. Proven every single time it is applied. Robin Hood techniques do not work, as stealing from the rich to give to the poor does not do anything but increase the number of the poor. Now, please take your childish musings and your greed someplace else.
@ ferb123:
You answer questions with a question cloaked in a leftist talking point. You really bring nothing to a conversation & I really don’t see why you’re being tolerated here.
@ Iron Fist:
too bad, Jews, blacks and Latinos are the stupidest of stupid…toss in morons like ferb and you have yourself a real huge bulk of stupidity….they are like cows with language
@ bluliner10:
But it’ll be “fairer.”
//
Regarding Ferb123:
Who did sin, this man or his mother, that he was born so f*cking stupid?
“In the next Congress, I am committed to working on upward mobility policies that will ensure people who work hard and play by the rules can rise above the circumstances of their birth and leave their children better off.” See Ferb 2 things in here the average Obama voter is not interested in. Working hard and playing by the rules. Nope, just steal from the productive. The parasite has overwhelmed the host.
father_of_10 wrote:
All the best & the brightest in Europe either emigrated here or died off in the two world wars.
Whats left over there now is truly the slime on the bottom of the barrel & it gets worse every generation.
@ bluliner10:
Marco Rubio last night
father_of_10 wrote:
when Islam breeches the walls, ferb will be among the first to become headless…no reason to feed him or keep him alive
John Difool wrote:
He hasn’t crossed any official lines yet. But, I think he’s come close with groundless accusations against people on here.
Plus I think that repeatedly quoting talking points and refusing to answer in civilized discussion should be grounds for banning.
(Plus I was logging he and outsiders times on here and it appears they could be the same person.)
heysoos wrote:
He can regale his new muslim overlords with talk about social fairness. That should go over well with them.
Iron Fist wrote:
A 70/30 split is better than in the past, but not nearly good enough.
As I have said in the past, most Jews in the US are “secular.” As such, they are terrified by any actual evidence of belief in religion; were the Orthodox Jews a political force in the US, they would unhesitatingly vote against them, and they vote against Republicans in part because the Republicans support the largely-Orthodox “settlers” in the West Bank.
“Secular” Jews have substituted allegiance to the Democratic Party for their allegiance to their religion and heritage. It is a bitterly true joke that Reform Judaism is “the Democratic Party with holidays.” The one thing that “secular” Jews retain of their heritage is the memory of their grandparents’ or great-grandparents’ actual oppression by Christians in the Old Country, or experience of antisemitism in the US in the early 20th century—and, as the Republicans have been identified in the media as the “party of religious Christians,” they reflexively vote against it. The memory of long-ago persecutions is a substitute for perception of modern reality, because it is the only “heritage connection” they maintain.
Yesterday was such a crappy day and today was no better. I’ve been looking for something positive and finally found it. Ruger was up almost 7% and Smith & Wesson was up almost 10%. Gee, I wonder why.
@ buzzsawmonkey:
But that makes any attempt at “outreach” useless. I am not convinced that any “outreach” is useful. All of these disparate groups have glomed onto the Democrat party as their savior, and even repeated failures by this “savior” does nother to change their position. It is anearly true that the Republicans freed the slaves and they have voted Democrat ever since. The actual generation that endured slavery voted Republican, but their children and grandchildren have voted for the Democrats in a nearly lockstep fashion.
John Difool wrote:
When I was in Germany in the 90s it was depressing. It was probably the most down, hopeless place I’ve been outside of the arabian states.
Everything is run down and rotting. No industry except for the alcohol industry. The youth mindlessly go to clubs, drink and dance to horrible techo and Hasslehoff music, no one has any ambition of any type.
It’s not a pleasant place to be unless they’re having a fest of one type or another. (but then you have to have a tolerance for people and public urination.)
Mars wrote:
I usually don’t like the prospect of folks being banned but you get to a point where not being a productive conversationalist or debater gets very tiring.
Time & time again he’s asked clear questions & refuses to answer them only to parrot some left-wing one sentence talking point he got out of his in-box from Media Matters or Organizing for America.
he may not be vitriolic or excessively combative but not answering questions by making a well formulated argument & utilizing constructive debate is becoming quite cumbersome & headache inducing.
I want to see his ideas & his reasoning behind his thinking & he refuses to engage.
John Difool wrote:
He has no ideas or reasoning. Trite talking points are all he has.
Iron Fist wrote:
I’m black, hand it over…
it’s just the sign of the times that blacks have been herded into the corral, given feed and Ophones for the promise of votes…latinos are falling into the same trap….liberalism makes them lazy, steals their identity and then abuses them like a rented mule…what exactly has BO done for the black community?….nothing
huckfunn wrote:
Might be because there’s a very good chance Barry may get t pick two new justices to SCOTUS in the next four years.
Valerie Jarret said they already had two lined up.
@ Mars:
A guy I once knew who was in the army stationed over in Germany in the late 80′s brought this German chick back over here & introduced her as his fiance.
Girl had dead eyes & it was if she had no soul. No spark of life there whatsoever, really creepy dark chick.
I find the best way to acquire weaponry is to inherit them…then for some reason forget to re-register them with the authorities…
ThreeHundred wrote:
Or just live in a state that doesn’t have gun registration in the first place.
@ lobo91:
“Or just live in a state that doesn’t have gun registration in the first place.”
..after last night, you may need to add “yet”.
@ John Difool:
He’ll probably get to replace Ginsberg. Probably not Kennedy, though. I think Kennedy is waiting for a Republican President to retire. He has essentially said as much.
Iron Fist wrote:
Blacks were largely Republican until LBJ started giving them big welfare checks and government cheese. FDR had started the process; there’s an old anti-Roosevelt couplet that has FDR saying to Eleanor, “You kiss the n*ggers, and I’ll kiss the Jews/And we’ll stay in the White House as long as we choose.” But it was LBJ that really put the blacks on the gubmint gravy train.
Jews got on board in the ’30s, for three reasons; first, Roosevelt recognized unions. Second, the government jobs were available to Jews at a time when private industry often did not hire them. Third, with the start of WWII, it was believed that the Democrats were fighting the antisemitic Nazis. After the war, it was the Republicans who went after Communists—and a lot of Jews were, sadly, Communists. The Rosenberg prosecution still resonates today with “progressive” Jews—never mind that they were guilty. But that, again, relates to my mention upthread of how “secular” Jews hold onto inherited memories of persecution as their sole connection with their heritage.
Iron Fist wrote:
Assuming no unfortunate accidents take place between now & then.
oh crimeny Fox is showing Long Beach NY -- snow has already started.
eaglesoars wrote:
Let them pray to Obama for help.
@ John Difool:
There’s a lot of those there. Club girls. Dead inside.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
And Stalin was so philo-Semitic…
@ lobo91:
I agree. They’ve got the Black Jesus® for another four years. Let them take their joy from that.
Iron Fist wrote:
As I said on another thread, feel noi sorrow or pity for these folks & offer them no charity.
They picked big government, let them get their aid & comfort from them.
Iron Fist wrote:
As far as I’m concerned, anyone who voted for Obama can go to hell.
I’m going to concentrate on not being dragged along with them.
@ bluliner10:
Robin Hood was stealing money from the tax collectors and returning it to those who were being taxed into poverty.
lobo91 wrote:
yep
I very much agreed with this piece at PJM.
As We Go Marching
Already zealous talk on the left of Biden/Obama 2016.
Not Barry, The Mooch.
I gave 1389 a lot of shit last night about abandoning America but if that right there doesn’t make you want to run to the hills screaming…..
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
I believe that. A dear friend with whom I grew up (though he’s now a San Fran liberal) is exactly that person. Though he’s Jewish on his mother’s side (His father is Catholic) he went to Catholic High School with me but now that he’s in SFO he went through the “persecuted Jew” phase, constantly lecturing me and wearing a permanent chip on his shoulder. I finally had to remind me that I had known him since he was 10, grew up in the same Jewish neighborhood with him and didn’t appreciate his insinuations. I didn’t speak to him for some two yeas after that episode, though we’re back on very good terms now.
BTW, I think those “inherited memories of persecution” cause them to have an unwieldy chip on their shoulders, as well. Case in point would be Barack Obama.
MacDuff wrote:
Sorry ’bout that.
John Difool wrote:
And Biden is just dumb enough to fall for it.
We need to buck up.
As for Fat Christie, he is never going to win office outside of Jersey.
@ Bunk X:
That is why I used techniques vice Robin Hood specifically. I promise to work harder on metaphors.
John Difool wrote:
Ya know, I’ll recover, but at this point I’m almost desensitized to outrage.
“What baloney!”
--Greg Gutfeld, on Obama’s line about the country not being divided from his speech last night.
Pretty sure he would have said something different if it wasn’t TV…
Watched Boehner last night slur through a speech just as it was clear the election was going down in a big defeat. Guy looked like he was getting ready to cry because he was separated from his bottle of bourbon for too long.
This dip-shit needs to step aside right now as majority leader & let someone else take the reigns, he’s about fucking useless
EBL wrote:
maybe not even IN New Jersey. Four more years of Obama and that public blow job Christie gave may not looks so good in the rear-view
well, this has been quite the day . mrs coldwarrior had a heart attack this morning, 100% occlusion of the RCA.
she had a stent placed less than 1 hour after the event and is resting comfortably in the CICU where we work. 42 is not too young to have an MI.
@ coldwarrior:
and i have to go to nothreat’s funeral on friday
what a week.
lobo91 wrote:
Gutfeld is my new favorite guy on TV, he has been for some time now.
@ coldwarrior:
Here is hoping for a full recovery for your Mrs.
@ coldwarrior:
Wow man, that’s bad news but it sounds like the outcome was good. God be with you & her as she’s recovering
coldwarrior wrote:
Man, it’s been a rough couple of days for you guys.
Prayers
@ bluliner10:
Heh. I just couldn’t let it pass. Robin Hood was all about reducing excessive taxation.
coldwarrior wrote:
Oh man…I never know what to say except I’m thinking and praying for both of you guys.
@ MacDuff:
I had the same thought when I heard that last night.
How the hell can you campaign on class warfare and dividing the country up into enough little pieces to cobble together a tiny majority, and then claim that “we’re all in this together”?
@ coldwarrior:
good lord! what next? I know she’s in good hands but how are you? Thechildren?
John Difool wrote:
Amen!
@ coldwarrior:
MacDuff wrote:
Same here.
she had only one blockage, it is fixed. the heart has great collateral circulation. it was excellent luck to have this at a young age, in a level 1 hospital, and have world renowned cardiologists and interventionists all working on her within 45 minutes of the event.
they found out she was inbound to the cath lab and the chief of cardiology and his #2 did the bypass. thge lead residents were on standby on the monitors.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
Mitt wasn’t the problem in my opinion …the American voters were.
Took a glance at why who voted for whom… *I voted for Obama because this country is still racist* *I voted for Obama because he cares about the people of this country* *I voted for Obama because I couldn’t stand Romney and his bullshit* It’s the people of this country that bought into the bullshit of obama and his class-warfare, racial warfare, war on woment the whole 9 yards…it’s puke worthy.
eaglesoars wrote:
that is what i’d like to know!
coldwarrior wrote:
The bad news comes in bunches -- Tina’s death, Romney’s defeat and now the Mrs.
Bunk X wrote:
Walang problema! I still have a little optimism, therefore, I am able to plant tounge firmly in cheek, and soon I will mix that with a couple Long Island Ice Teas.
@ coldwarrior:
Wow. Good to hear she’s doing okay (as okay as one can be in that situation, I guess).
@ coldwarrior:
Damn. Which of the gods did you piss off? Condolences.
“So, America gave Captain Cool another chance to finish the job. America owns it. Let’s hope that, by the time he’s finished, there’s something left.”
Amen
Lily wrote:
luntz said that was reason #1.
Kirly wrote:
Excatly….sure the media didn’t report like they should have (although I do consider them the enemy; people wouldn’t have listened in the first place)..but no one stepped up to the plate to even look into it. I blame the American people who think getting free pizza and free phones are great when we as a nation are about to go over a cliff …
gotta go pick up the kinder from the bbsitter…
bbiab!
Bunk X wrote:
i dont know but i do intend on placating that god with a martini soon
lobo91 wrote:
Yep….they simply REFUSE TO BELIEVE ANYTHING BAD ABOUT OBAMA. It’s insane.
Lily wrote:
It’s the Magic of Melanin!
I unfriended four people today on fb. I refuse to associate with anyone who voted for the o.
Lily wrote:
He will impoverish them all equally.
typicalwhitey wrote:
Long time no-see. Welcome back.
eaglesoars wrote:
I think I saw on the last thread FEMA is gone …*no were to be seen*. Out of there. Stayed only long enough til after the election then *gone*!
@ Lily:
I wonder how the people of Berlin felt when their city was in rubble all around them? That whole Third Reich thing probably wasn’t looking like such a cool idea about then.
I suspect that we’ll get to see a similar thing in the near future.
Lily wrote:
I’ve been saying that all day. This was not a John McCain we ran but a competent, intelligent, likeable, and talented administrator. Mitt Romney gave us the best chance we had of winning.
@ Speranza:
North Korea is a good example of “equality.”
@ typicalwhitey:
I have been doing something similar on Google +. Not just for the voting, for the stupid end zone dancing some of them are doing.
lobo91 wrote:
Kim Jong Unn’s army gets most of the food.
@ Speranza:
But in the end, the voters decided they wanted the Sham-Wow guy.
Not totally Lily read my later posts. You don’t know where to go unless you’ve been told. We have to guide people and get past the whitenoise of the MSm. Even my gay ex wife cried at is win. Why? Because I taught her how to think and see through the lies.
Frankly we haven’t gotten our message out. And the msm writes the narrative.
We have to go underground/guerrilla.
lobo91 wrote:
“The Hun is either at your throat or at your feet.”
Winston Churchill
@ Lily:
That’s it exactly.
Just heard Ann Coulter opining that a lot of the trouble was caused by Libertarian/Federalist types who condemned and attacked every candidate they believed wasn’t perfect. Some good people were thrown under the bus.
I’m not a Coulter fan, but I think she’s right. Saw it play out on twitter and several blogs (including this one).
re-post:
The Man in the Bubble
—apologies to Paul Simon and “The Boy in the Bubble”
No recovery
And the wolf is growling
At the doors of the growing unemployed
Gasoline price hikes
Destroying the economy
The “green” ideologues
Won’t let us use our own oil
These are the days of budgets that are bungled
Last year they didn’t do one at all
What’s in the bills they passed? They don’t know
And they don’t seem to care at all
Half the time they’re just woolgathering
Then they try to pull the wool over our eyes
These are the days of budgets that are bungled
With big lies, baby—big lies, big lies, big lies
It was a dry run
The religion of the desert
Failed at killing people on the city street
And the president
Won’t name the enemy
He’d rather have his peeps set up a meet and greet
These are the days when defense policy’s bungled
When the administration’s dropped the ball
They won’t let anyone police the borders—oh, no
They can’t say “terrorist” at all
They’ve got an incompetent agency guarding the gateway to the sky
These are the days when defense policy’s bungled
With big lies, baby—big lies, big lies, big lies
A bunch of academic wannabees
Mucking up the economy
Every where I turn it seems they want a piece of me
Deficits skyrocketing
To the stratospheric range
And we get the man in the bubble
Telling us it’s “hope” and “change”
These are the days of budgets that are bungled
Bungled starting with Obamacare
Staccato Teleprompter deep misinformation
Steady demonization of millionaires and billionaires
And, baby
These are the days of budgets that are bungled
You know the ocean levels didn’t fall
The way the president sounds like a TV promo
What of your cash? He wants it all
He’s got a plan to work in slavery reparations
You try calling him on it, he’ll lie
These are the days of budgets that are bungled
With big lies, baby—big lies, big lies, big lies
lobo91 wrote:
Funny but the other day I was thinking about writing that Charles Johnson would need a job (with Obama gone) and would be a good replacement for Vince the Sham-wow guy.
ferb123 wrote:
Scheißkopf.
Bunk X wrote:
In her case, I have to say: Pot, meet Kettle.
Bunk X wrote:
I partially agree but anyone who saw no difference between Romney and Obama is just plain stupid. This time we all wanted Obama gone -- that was priority number 1. By the way I hope she still is in love with Chris Christie.
By the way nobody wants any Jeb Bush, Colin Powell, Condi Rice candidates.
@ Mars:
I wasn’t raised that way ..but it wasn’t a hard process to know the difference between truth and lies.. That is what it boils down to in my opinion…people no longer see the difference between *good* and *evil*.
lobo91 wrote:
The turnout for this election was drastically low on each side, lower than folks who turned out in ’08 and even the Dems didn’t turn out for him this go ’round like they did for Kerry in ’04.
Seems lethargy & apathy have set in & folks just aren’t going out to vote, each side either hoping enough of the fired up ones get out there to put them over the top, or either they resigned themselves to just let the other side have it.people have evidently become complacent & are happy wallowing in their malaise as long as they have electricity to fire up the XBOX ,turn on the t.v. to watch Honey Boo Boo & use their EBT cards for cheap snacks.
I really thought gas prices would factor into this also since the government isn’t giving away free gas cards yet but evidently folks are happy paying over 3 dollars a gallon & it will only go up from here now that more than ever Obama will believe he has a mandate to wage war against the energy sector.
It blows my mind to think as much enthusiasm as we’ve seen during the campaign for our side as far as the big crowds turning out for R&R didn’t translate to big crowds showing up on election day.
The scary part is (and I can’t remember where I read it this morning) the Dems may have created enough of a dependent/entitlement base over the last four years that they may not even need the independent vote anymore to win from here on out, that is until their house of cards collapses & the economy really crashes, and it’s inevitable it will.
I guess most conservatives this go ’round distanced themselves from the Tea Party to not be branded as extremists by the DLSM, but I think it was a bad call since the GOP rode to wave of groundswell support & big wins on the coat-tails of the movement in ’08.
The Tea Party seems like it’s all but dried up over the last 6 months or so, really not sure what’s going on there.
@ Speranza:
Mitt was trashed all over this blog prior to getting the nomination.
@ Speranza:
How are you doing? Sorry to hear about Tina.
Lily wrote:
I came from a conservative household which was unusual for children of the FDR generation kids.
lobo91 wrote:
You know what’s been bugging me for some time? This attitude among (some) blacks that Obama is some sort of “black avenging angel” who’s going to stick it to the man on behalf of black people everywhere. The hanging out with Jay-Z and Beyonce is specifically designed to constantly remind everyone that he’s black. His race is his main motivator and seems to be central to everything he does.
This is way past unhealthy, it’s terrifying. We were supposed to have relegated racism to the “dustbin of history”, instead, we just traded white racism for black racism. We are in very, very bad place.
Lily wrote:
Yes you did -- I posted it myself!
Rodan wrote:
You basically saying what my son said ….the storm broke Romney’s momentum. I told him all he did was go there for a photo-op and leave immediately how in the world did that help those people …all he said was apparently that was all it took and it was good enough for the obama voters.
Bunk X wrote:
So what? We all voted (and I contributed) for him. We did not influence a single voter to not vote for him or to sit it out.
Bunk X wrote:
I certainly trashed him. He was by no means my first choice.
But I came to recognize that as a “moderate” type, Romney actually was the best chance to beat Obama in a nation that had been stupid enough to elect Obama in the first place; that he really wanted to win; and that he was a fundamentally decent pro-American man with a moral core. And I came to both respect and admire him. He would have made a good President by any objective standard, and he would have stood head and shoulders over the moral midget who currently occupies the Oval Office.
Every candidate I contributed to -- Mitt Romney, Scott Brown, and Mia Love lost. How Mia Love lost is beyond me.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
Bingo -an Eisenhower Republican.
In other news, now that the election’s over, it seems they’ve started tying up loose ends.
Dana Perrino just said that the guy behind that stupid Muslim video was sentenced to a year in prison for his “parole violation.”
I wonder if they’ll report it when he gets shanked?
Lily wrote:
I suspect those were people looking for an excuse to vote for The One. Christie’s fat mouth did not help at all.
Lily wrote:
It’s funny you should mention that because I was thinking close to the same thing this morning. Please don’t anyone take this the wrong way because I’m definitely no fan of Hitler but as the Red Army was closing in on Berlin & he realized defeat was inevitable, it was his belief the German citizenry had let him down & should be severely punished & suffer horribly at the hands of the Russians for their failures.
That’s kind of the way I feel right now about half the country.
MacDuff wrote:
Free Obamaphone™ with Gutsy Calling Plan™, fried chicken and Colt 45 for everybody!
New Thread.
Chris Christie -- following in the footsteps of former NJ Republican Governor Christie Todd Whitman aka Miss Jana Hathaway from the Beverly Hillbillies. Didn’t one of the Bush’s appoint her to a Federal position?
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
I agree turn-out was very brisk but obama won anyway even with his luke-warm rallies and low turn-out to them. Romney had huge turn-outs..it’s mind-boggling.
Its harder to learn these things for some than others. Lily do you even remember how you started? I listened to Rush after I got out of the service but I have no clue how I found the swamp.
The problem with the middle that is hard to overcome is the fact they think both sides are lying to them.
typicalwhitey wrote:
Ok, outside of the election.
@ buzzsawmonkey:
Made by the Chinese! You know they make good stuff!
Speranza wrote:
We’re in the throes of something unknown in our history; this isn’t a presidency, its an insurgency.
Speranza wrote:
She was Bush’s EPA Director.
MacDuff wrote:
I see you’ve met my neighbors.
MacDuff wrote:
An insurgency waged by an incumbent.
lobo91 wrote:
A useless specimen of politician.
Lily wrote:
Staten Island is the most Republican/conservative borough of New York. Obama is stickin’ it to them, secure in the knowledge that the New York-based media, which despises Staten Island, will cover for him.
The revanchist regime is paying whitey back for the alleged failures of FEMA following Katrina.
MacDuff wrote:
It is a Marxist coup disguised as an election.
@ Speranza:
I have no problem with Condi or Jeb. Otherwise I agree with you.
@ John Difool:
The Tea Party, like America, is more of an idea than anything, IMHO.
Bunk X wrote:
I do. Jeb is a Bush (and the Bush’s are despised and ridiculed and lead directly to Obama), and Condi is a mush and I believe she voted for Obama in 2008.
@ coldwarrior:
So sorry….glad she is stable.. dear heavens..give her my best.
MacDuff wrote:
I’ve read some things today suggesting a shift in demographics.
@ buzzsawmonkey:
Mitt wasn’t my first choice, or second choice. I was pushing for Gingrich, warts and all.
@ John Difool:
That was in response to another on of Lily’s posts in reference to Germany
Bunk X wrote:
Jeb Bush may be a brilliant man and might make a wonderful president; I have no idea. But with the Bush name he stands not a chance in hell of being elected.
Condoleezza Rice, while Secretary of State, equated “Palestinian” children who are shot while throwing stones at Israelis to the four black girls killed in the Birmingham church bombing. This told me that however “conservative” she may be in other areas, she subscribes to the sister peoples/special bond between American blacks and “Palestinians” that has been promoted by the radical Marxist/Islamist wing of the “civil rights movement.” On that basis, I would not vote for her for dog catcher.
eaglesoars wrote:
Sort of like what happened on The Walking Dead.
Humans were replaced by zombies.
Bunk X wrote:
Me, too. I thought Newt’s vaunted “baggage” was a load of crap, and wanted to see him winnow Obama out like fine chaff.
@ Mars:
I found The Swamp when Rush was spotlighting it for the Killian Documents throbbing memo that Chuck posted. He even stole the .gif idea (from Pacetown) but he got all the attention.
@ buzzsawmonkey:
I didn’t say that I’d vote for either of them, but that I have no problem with them. (Do I look fat in this parsing?)
Just got a Gingrich email saying if Boehner had half a brain he’d getahead of the won and declare a split mandate.
@ Mars:
Yeah I remember 9/11 …made me take a good look at what was going on …then the Hezz’s war with Israel…what I saw on TV was outright lying …went to the net..
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
Tragically this makes perfect sense. We are living in bizzaro world.
@ buzzsawmonkey:
He would have peeled each layer off of the Obama Onion, one by one, until all that was left was the Marxist core.
Oh well. WhatIf’s are irrelevant now.
Mars wrote:
What the hell does that even mean? I heard Krauthammer yammering about a mandate too -- as in Obama doesn’t have one.
So what? Do you think Obama gives a monkey’s butt? He’ll do exactly as he pleases come hell or high water.
eaglesoars wrote:
Paging Kal Penn! Paging Reggie Love! Paging Larry Sinclair!
Mars wrote:
Someones gonna have to rouse him from his drunken stupor first.
@lily
See it took a pretty extreme situation.
Most people haven’t really heard about benghazi. Nor could they spell it. Then you have to get through twenty pages of liberal crap on the search. By then you start assuming there’s nothing to see.
I find it strange that I’m the one defending the middle since I’ve had nothing but derision for them for so long. Its just that for some reason a lot of things became clearer to me today.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
Condoleezza Rice was, is, and always will be, a worthless, ignorant, affirmative action whore. Probably in the most carnal sense. She was waaaaay too close with both the Saudi oil interests and with GWB.
@ Mars:
Yes I see Mars … it did take an extreme event for me to start searching for the answers..and the answers I saw weren’t good at all.
I have to admit the media has changed too. But I have always been one to dig deep for answers..before 9/11 I was a busy mother of two. I did vote and did know who I was voting for. But I wasn’t all that policitical. I did have to learn the hard way. But people now days don’t even want to know the truth..it has gotten so bad that people are heavily divided. R’s are evil..even though they are American’s..there are some people you honestly can’t reach no matter how gentle you are with them they may agree on a point or two but in a day they snap right back to their old opinion even though you have given them facts to think about. They continue to parrot the MSM talking points. I think of them as having rubber-band logic you can stretch it out with un-refutable facts but the next day they ignore those facts and snap back to their old thinking. All I can say is it is weird.
John Difool wrote:
Me too. I’m ashamed that I feel that way, but let’s face it -- if the ruling party loudly and publicly rejects God three times in a row, there’s gonna be Hell to pay. I mean both in this world and in the next. God will leave us to our own devices, which inevitably fail. The rest of us are dragged along with it.
John Difool wrote:
Boehner doesn’t have half a brain.
https://twitter.com/Gus_807/status/266322207964286976
1389AD wrote:
So, how do you really feel?
For me, Condi’s equating of “Palestinian” child jihadis with the Birmingham victims told me that however “conservative” she may have been presented as being, she had a nice broad streak of the worst of the Afrocentrist “human rights” ideology running right down her middle.
@ 1389AD:
Don’t lecture me on my own opinion. She’s a whore? Fuckoff.