Nutjobs Ranting About Politics.

[Not Me]

Originally posted by Say_hello_for_me
Is there anything worse to be in this world than a Chicago democrat?

A Massachusetts Democrat.

[confidential to Penzke]This is your cue to post the picture of bloated Ted in a bathingsuit.[/confidential to Penzke]

[bilmore]

Originally posted by The Larry Davis Experience
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"There are too many secrets" . . .

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No one knows how much is classified, . . . . ."
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"Dad, Jimmy ate WAY TOO MANY cookies!!

I have NO IDEA how many he ate!!"

[Dave]

Originally posted by Say_hello_for_me
Is there anything worse to be in this world than a Chicago democrat?

Yep, being a Chicago Democrat on a river cruise. Much, much worse.

[Return of the Sarge]

Originally posted by Gattigap
Good god, man. You really need to start reading things other than the Drudge Report. Give us an anonymous PO Box, and we'll raise money to send you a subscription to The National Review or something. Baby steps at first.

I do. One of the primary reasons I poster here is so I can get the links to Ty's bloggers. That way I can monitor what the left is thinking and be prepared to add to my stock pile in case the underground get's out of hand.

It's tough to know where to start with this, and there's insufficient time to build a true laundry list, but let's start here.

1. Please explain to me how what GWB did to McCain was not a smear, if not a sexual crime. You can start with GWB's close association with the fellas who declared during the 2000 primaries that "McCain abandoned the veterans." Bonus points if we credibly attribute this to a "policy dispute."

the original claim was the last 3 years. I'm no mathmatician, but seems to me that would rule out 2000.

2. Richard Clarke. Sure, you might say, the Administration was merely concerned with factual accuracy in its criticisms ("On page 242, it was really TWO Predator drones, not ONE!! The man's obviously incompetent!!").

But that's not all. That sissified major media outlet WaPo agrees:

Clarke is an intersting case. Based on what I read, he had it coming, given that what he wrote in his book and what he said publicly, both in the commission and to the press, were at odds with what he told the committee behind closed doors, and committee records are on record attesting to this.

Clinton was good, but they just tried to make problems go away. The Bushies are fucking incredible. When they play hardball, they don't just take you out -- they take out your family, your friends, even your dog. De Niro's Al Capone would be proud.

Please. Ask Linda Tripp and her family about this. Ask Ken Starr. Ask Newt Gingrich. Ask Juanita Broderick. Ask Kathleen Wilely. Ask Jennifer Flowers. Ask . . .

eft

[Return of the Sarge]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
Is Josh going to also insist Joe Sandler, lawyer for both the DNC and MoveOn.org, a group running anti-Bush ads, publicly resign?

Mr. Sandler recently said there is nothing wrong with serving in both roles at once. "Attorneys are ethically bound to maintain attorney-client confidentiality, and could lose their law licenses if they violate that," he said.

The increasing hypocrisy on the left is pathetic.

Kerry publicly calls Bush AWOL but then when called out on his own embellished service record, he calls it a "smear" and sends Max "don't play with grenades while heading to the beer bash" Cleland to go cry foul.

You guys persist in creating these Kevin Bacon-ish steps to tie the Swifties to the President when you have hundreds of people like Joe Sandler doing the exact same thing.

eta: Michigan Rep. John Dingell has now sent a letter asking Attorney General John Ashcroft to investigate the possible "illegal coordination" between the two.

Having watching John F. Personality on Stewart last night, its no wonder this dullard won't discuss policy - or anything for that matter. Vietnam was probably the only interesting thing he's done in the last 40 years, other than marrying Zsa Zsa.

The bottom line is that campaign finance reform was a horrendous idea which passed because our politicians are pathetic.

[Return of the Sarge]

Originally posted by Not Me
[confidential to club]Coulter isn't worthy of your love.[/confidential to club]

Maybe not, but I'd sure like to find out.

[soup sandwich]

Originally posted by Return of the Sarge
the original claim was the last 3 years. I'm no mathmatician, but seems to me that would rule out 2000.

Just so we're clear then, was the original claim basically "Not including John Kerry in the present election, and all other candidates from previous presidential elections, name one candidate that the GOP has ever smeared?"

[Shape Shifter]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
Kerry publicly calls Bush AWOL but then when called out on his own embellished service record, he calls it a "smear" and sends Max "don't play with grenades while heading to the beer bash" Cleland to go cry foul.

That's just fucking sick. Congrats.

[sgtclub]

Originally posted by soup sandwich
Just so we're clear then, was the original claim basically "Not including John Kerry in the present election, and all other candidates from previous presidential elections, name one candidate that the GOP has ever smeared?"

No, it was "The GOP has honed this [smearing] to a fine art over the last three years."

Just so we are clear, I am not the only one with access to the prior posts.

[sgtclub]

http://www.money.telegraph.co.uk/mon...frontcity.html

[baltassoc]

Time to stand up and show true support for the team boys: Marry a spinster for Bush.

It may sound like the start of a bad joke, but the fact is most married women say they'll vote for President Bush (news - web sites). By nearly 2-to-1, unmarried women say they support John Kerry (news - web sites).


The "marriage gap" - the difference in the vote between married and unmarried women - is an astonishing 38 percentage points, according to aggregated USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup Polls. In contrast, the famous "gender gap," the difference in the vote between men and women, is just 11 points.

[Say_hello_for_me]

It means people won't like you. From today's LA Times:

"For the first time this year in a Times survey, Bush led Kerry in the presidential race, drawing 49 percent among registered voters, compared to 46 percent for the Democrat. In a Times Poll just before the Democratic convention last month, Kerry held a 2 percentage point advantage over Bush."

Is it possible to have dual citizenship with Spain? Chile'? Canada? Er, just Spain or Chile'?


Edited to add: Is this the poll that Balt Associate doesn't want you to see? Keep talking about the married gap boys, your world is slipping away. While you are at it, why don't you see who drug dealers, pimps, crack-whores and welfare queens support? The gap is even bigger there.

[Hank Chinaski]

Originally posted by sgtclub
http://www.money.telegraph.co.uk/mon...frontcity.html

this is simply Rove misusing treasury to bring up a false attack on why old europe is against the Iraq clensing.

[sgtclub]

This may explain Cambodia. Looks like JFK2 has an Al Gore problem:

John Kerry speaking at a Martin Luther King day celebration in Virginia last year said, quote, "I remember well April 1968, I was serving in Vietnam. A place of violence. When the news reports brought home to me and my crew mates the violence back home and the tragic news that one of the bullets flying that terrible spring took the life of Dr. King." That date, of Dr. King's death, was April 4, 1968. According to kerry's website, it was not until November 17, 1968, that he reported for duty in Vietnam.

http://www.instapundit.com

[the Spartan]

Originally posted by sgtclub
This may explain Cambodia. Looks like JFK2 has an Al Gore problem:



http://www.instapundit.com

A one sentence flip flop. He flipped, he flopped.

"The truth, which is what elections are all about, is that the tax burden of the middle class has gone up while the tax burden of the middle class has gone down."--John Kerry, quoted by the Associated Press, Aug. 25