Mike Luckovich

By getalife

January 4, 2008 10:29 AM | Link to this

Total Voter Turnout (approximate)

356,000 Percentage of total vote

24.5% Obama 20.5% Edwards 19.8% Clinton 11.4% Huckabee (R)

Another major thumpin.

Check out Obama’s inspiring victory speech

By Goldie

January 4, 2008 10:33 AM | Link to this

Obama/Clinton in ‘08!

By Barack Obama

January 4, 2008 10:33 AM | Link to this

getalife,

Stop stalking me! I’m a married man and I’m running for president of the United States.

No means no!!

By Goldie

January 4, 2008 10:35 AM | Link to this

Obama/Richardson in ‘08!

By Goldie

January 4, 2008 10:38 AM | Link to this

Obama/Biden in ‘08!

By Goldie

January 4, 2008 10:39 AM | Link to this

Obama/Schwarzeneger in ‘08!

By Luckoduh

January 4, 2008 10:40 AM | Link to this

al-Gitmo: I have a lot of evidence that shows you were an ardent admirer and backer of the Clintoon Kandidacy but, in the interest of “bipartisanship,” I have chosen not to use it against you.

I learned that^^ from the ArKKKansas Krew.

But my, how quickly you have jumped on the Obama bandwagon.

Rats off a sinking ship?

Cartoon idea^^!!

By Devastator

January 4, 2008 10:43 AM | Link to this

Goldie,

Richardson got 0% in last night’s election. What in the hell makes you think anyone would support him to go to the white house?

The only thing he would do is keep Obama from winning.

getalife,

Obama is an outstanding individual. LEAVE HIM ALONE!!!!

P.S. Funny how all you Hillary supporters are jumping ship now!

By getalife

January 4, 2008 10:47 AM | Link to this

duh,

I still think Clinton, Edwards or Obama will win.

I am for change and McInsane wants to stay in Iraq for 100 years.

Obama is drawing the young voters which is key to winning for change.

The wingnuts woll turn out to vote for Gomer Pyle.

By Mrs. Godzilla

January 4, 2008 10:48 AM | Link to this

Good for Obama!

Let’s not count Edwards out.

Money may or may not be an issue. While he opted in for government financing, they haven’t sent the check because the FEC really doesn’t exist at the moment. He may then be able to opt out.

After yesterdays showing he might be able to raise some serious cash.

Who knows?

November is a long way off …..

It’s great to be an American!

By Truthman

January 4, 2008 10:49 AM | Link to this

I just love all you angry, emasculated white boys out there who just can’t take the thought of a strong woman!!!

Must be because you’re so henpecked at home, or you still believe “Leave it to Beaver” was really how America was in the ’60s (ask a black man or any woman about their “equality” in the ‘60’s.

As Bob Dylan said, “Your old world is rapidly fading. Please get out of the new one if you can’t lend a hand, for the times they are a’changin!”

Yep, they are!

‘08 will be truly great for liberals!!!

Blast away, Luck-o-less!!!

By Truthman

January 4, 2008 10:50 AM | Link to this

Actually, I think Huck-a-jesus looks likt Nick Tortelli from “Cheers.”

By getalife

January 4, 2008 10:54 AM | Link to this

duh,

Yes I have supported Clinton in the past, but I’m supporting Obama now because I think he’s cute.

Did you see his tush last night?

I’ve got to have some of that.

By Goldie

January 4, 2008 10:56 AM | Link to this

The difficulty the Dems have had is picking out 1 single favorite of all the good candidates on the slate. New Hampshire will be a good test of the Obama snowball to get even bigger… or to NOT get bigger until the SC primary, where it will definitely get bigger!!!

Obama/Clinton in ‘08 — what a powerful ticket to offer America!

By Luckoduh

January 4, 2008 10:59 AM | Link to this

{{{{By Truthman January 4, 2008 10:49 AM I just love all you angry, emasculated white boys out there who just can’t take the thought of a strong woman!!!}}}}

Um, it was Edwards and Obama supporters in Iowa that trounced Shrillary, not Republicans, you mouth breather.

By Devastator

January 4, 2008 11:02 AM | Link to this

Truthman,

Stop living in the past dude. No one is thinking about who’s a woman or who’s black but you. Let’s all rally around whoever gets the nomination, ok?

By John in Tampa, FLA

January 4, 2008 11:02 AM | Link to this

2 different toons in one day. torture tapes had a short life.

Iowa isn’t that important. November, now that’s important.

By Caucus Carcass

January 4, 2008 11:05 AM | Link to this

Truthman, after all the world’s attention has been focused on the Bush Twins, (Paris and Brittany), I think the world is still just like “Leave it to Beaver”, and now it’s on to New Hampshire and we’ll make the spread there….the percentages will look something like this, Truthman, so read closely, really get your face down in this data table:

(o)<=3 (o)=3 (o)3 (o)=3 (o)<=3

By B.P.O.E.

January 4, 2008 11:06 AM | Link to this

(((((Why the large Democrat turnout? Many conservative Iowa bloggers seem to have the answer. “There must have been a caravan of at least 100 buses. Each and every one of them were stuffed to the rafters with what looked like illegal aliens. They filled up a gymnasium waiting to vote at the High School, then quietly left after they all had voted.” That scene would be repeated many times throughout Iowa. Some bus loads were said to have voted at 10 different locations.)))))

Como se di sey “Voter ID”?

By Truthman

January 4, 2008 11:15 AM | Link to this

Luck-o-dunce,

I know dude! I don’t support her! I just love all the hate your type wastes on Hillary Clinton, law school graduate (unlike you) senator from New York (again, unlike you) and presidential candidate (not on America’s worst day would you be considered!!). Why don’t you come out of mom and dad’s basement sometime!?!

Devastater,

You really believe the neo-conmen and women love the thought of a centrist female named Clinton becoming president? They hate Bill because he was smarter than Ken Starr and his bunch of religious nuts, and they hate Hillary because…well, just because. Not one of the neo-cons can site any of her positions (except when the rail against universal healthcare).

The neo-conmen and women dismiss her out of hand because she’s not barefoot, pregnant, cooking dinner and cleaning a rifle!!

Personally, I support Kucinich! But, come November, I will vote for a yellow dog before I’d vote for any of Philistines on the other side of the aisle!!

By John in Tampa, FLA

January 4, 2008 11:15 AM | Link to this

B.P.O.E.:

Remember, vote early, vote often

By Just Curious

January 4, 2008 11:18 AM | Link to this

I am just curious, has there been an appreciable rise in the water levels at Lanier and Allatoona from the recent rains? I haven’t heard.

By IN THE NEWS

January 4, 2008 11:21 AM | Link to this

“Why the large Democrat turnout? Many conservative Iowa bloggers seem to have the answer. “There must have been a caravan of at least 100 buses. Each and every one of them were stuffed to the rafters with what looked like illegal aliens. They filled up a gymnasium waiting to vote at the High School, then quietly left after they all had voted.” That scene would be repeated many times throughout Iowa. Some bus loads were said to have voted at 10 different locations”

Another rather fishy statement.

Source?

By Caucus Carcass

January 4, 2008 11:24 AM | Link to this

Yes, the water is now so high, that several species of fish have drowned to death and the Buford Dam is developing cracks from the water pressure.

blub blub

By RE

January 4, 2008 11:25 AM | Link to this

I gotta say, tough times for the republicans. Watching how the primary is shaping up for the GOP is kinda like watching the NFC south. One of those candidates has to win, even though none of them are any good (I am a panthers fan as I say this). Remember when Thompson was going to be the savior of the GOP, how about how Romney was unbeatable in Iowa, Guliani was going to sweep the nation and roll over clinton. Now what is left, Huckabee, who seems like a really nice guy, just not much for current events, and McCain, who wingnuts hate because on occasion he lives in the real world.

Don’t feel too bad though, the president in 08 is going to be facing huge problems, stagflation and the economy being the biggest, the government can’t fake the numbers forever and the fed had little influence with rate cuts anymore. the GOP has always been much better about complaining about government than actually governing anyway.

Biggest stories from the caucus, Obama won in a majority white rural state with an older than average population, he is the more elcetable candidate than Hillary. The other thing is that the GOP has no momentum or interest, the dems doubled the amount of caucus goers the GOP had.

08 is looking like a dem landslide unless hillary actually gets the nomination, she is the only candidate out there who can energize the GOP base.

By John in Tampa, FLA

January 4, 2008 11:36 AM | Link to this

Declaring Obama and Huckabee the November finalists is like saying the Falcons will win the Super Bowl if they win their first pre-season game this year. Gotta let the year run its course.

By Aunt Josie

January 4, 2008 11:43 AM | Link to this

By Truthman January 4, 2008 10:49 AM (ask a black man or any woman about their “equality” in the ‘60’s.

Well said Truthman.

By Cindy

January 4, 2008 11:45 AM | Link to this

Yes, I would love to see Hilary back in the White House.

Yes, I would love to see Obama in the White House.

Yes, I would love to see Richardson in the White House.

Anybody, ANYBODY, but bush!!!

But ultimately, I will vote for whoever wins the Democratic primaries because this country needs a social, moral, pro constitutional, morale boost after the rape by this administration, so I will not in 2008 vote for another re-pub in office.

So, throw your sinking ship, flip flop words at me, because really sticks and stones….and most of you hide your racism behind your condemnation of the poor so I really have no interest in your cheating, biggoted side; I prefer a side with some respect and concern for the American people.

By Truthman

January 4, 2008 11:45 AM | Link to this

Obama/Colbert in ‘08!!

By Dubya

January 4, 2008 11:55 AM | Link to this

Relax. The Iowa thing has always been much ado about nothing. A bunch of crazy-eyed Born Agains, frothing anti-abortion freaks, would-be patriots, and other assorted woodchucks hardly represent much of anything, except perhaps national weaknesses.

The alcoholic Goon is back in the White House. Concentrate on that disturbing scene.

By John in Tampa, FLA

January 4, 2008 11:56 AM | Link to this

I wonder what kind of numbers Al Gore would have gotten last night if he was in the race with as much money and support as the other candidates.

I guess i cannot blame him for not running…he seems quite happy now.

By RE

January 4, 2008 12:03 PM | Link to this

huckabee was the one who got the clobert bounce

By Goldie

January 4, 2008 12:12 PM | Link to this

Obama can help unite Americans and help them to rise above their fears and prejudices… Obama can help America to be the shining beacon once again for the entire world!

By Tired of election already

January 4, 2008 12:14 PM | Link to this

Just saw Giuliani’s 2008 “ready” ad on the AJC Political Insider blog. You ought to check it out. Dang, what a hero he is, I don’t know how he finds the time to run a campaign, do his job as a reporter at the Daily Planet and save the world, all at the same time. He’s more man than Billary or Barrack will ever be.

By getalife

January 4, 2008 12:22 PM | Link to this

You are tired of losing, loser.

“Obama jabs Hillary:

Referring to his new status as the Democratic front-runner, he said: “This feels good. It’s just like I imagined it when I was talking to my Kindergarten teacher.”

Ouch.

By Bosch

January 4, 2008 12:24 PM | Link to this

AWWWW….BPOE gives a good insight to how the neo-cons are going to explain this election away:

“Como se di sey “Voter ID”?”

The Mexicans stole it!

Congratulations to Mr. Obama and Mr. Huckabee -

Oh, how I hope Mr. Huckabee wins the nomination - how easy would that be?

By Caucus Carcass

January 4, 2008 12:35 PM | Link to this

I’m Hillary ‘08 I am. Hillary ‘08 I am, I am. I got married to the Billy next store, he’s freed Willy seven times with ho’s and everyone was a Monica, he wouldn’t flash his Willy at a Pam. I really hate my man I’m Hillary, Hillary ‘08 I am.

By Goldie

January 4, 2008 12:39 PM | Link to this

The rightwing-nuts seem awfully quiet today… their winner in Iowa said in his speech last night that they shouldn’t be hating on those Americans in front of them and to get behind him instead. The rightwing-nut-jobs don’t quite know how to respond to their new leader today.

By Goldie

January 4, 2008 12:42 PM | Link to this

Getalife @ 12:22 — OUCH!

By Truthman

January 4, 2008 12:42 PM | Link to this

Better a Willy than a War, CC!!

I’ll take killing sperm over American servicemen and women any day.

You bunch of puritanical morons!! You love the Chimperor’s war so much, why don’t you invest yourself (BTW, I’ve worked for the DOD for 23+ years and I’m tired of burying my friends for nothing)!!

Chicken-hawk CC. You’re safe in your home because of folks such as I!!

More like Chicken-shi!

By Caucus Carcass

January 4, 2008 12:45 PM | Link to this

Variation on Luckovich’s Cartoon: Show Huckabee and Obama as illegal alien mexican jumping beans…..get it?

Amnesty! Amnesty!

By IN THE NEWS

January 4, 2008 12:46 PM | Link to this

Howdy Bosch!

I expect we are going to see a lot more of what BPOE was shoveling before the year is out.

We just have to keep on calling the knuckle draggers on that kind of garbage.

If it sounds too fishy to be true it probably ain’t.

By Caucus Carcass

January 4, 2008 12:54 PM | Link to this

Truthman, sir, I’m using double reverse psychology to get Hillary elected.

Shhh. Dont tell the AW SHUCKS Huckabees. AW Shucks, huckabee.

Huckabee was very calculating in his speech. Aw Shucks, Huckabee is his new name.

Aw Shucks Huckabee.

ps. The word, “moron” is obsolete, promise me you wont use it ever again. dude.

By Goldie

January 4, 2008 1:05 PM | Link to this

Obama/Hart in ‘08!

Senator Obama is a man of principle. He is committed to restoring a sense of national community to America. He believes in restoring our security alliances through active diplomacy and engaging those who disagree with us in constructive dialogue. He restates the requirement that we all give something back to America, to become engaged in the public arena, in the national interest. And, most important, he is the walking embodiment of equality and justice.— Already the Obama candidacy has sent a powerful message around a watching world: The torch has been passed to a new generation of American leaders, and we don’t care what color it is.

“We are choosing hope over fear…” Sen. Obama, 1/3/2008

By Truthman

January 4, 2008 1:09 PM | Link to this

CC, I don’t want Hillary because I don’t believe she can unite America because so many neo-cons dismiss her out of hand!

I’m a Kucinich man, but I’ve followed Obama since 2003 and admire him greatly!

How about “Huckster-bee?” Or, Nick Tortelli!

By getalife

January 4, 2008 1:11 PM | Link to this

Gomer Pyle Shazam!

By getalife

January 4, 2008 1:16 PM | Link to this

Is Huckabee really Gomer Pyle?

Shazam!

By @@

January 4, 2008 1:26 PM | Link to this

What are we looking at today ml?

Two popped corn colonels that bounced in Iowa? Two “likeables”? Likeable plays well in elementary school, middle school and high school — once you step into the “real world”, not so much.

Granted, Obama’s strategy of HOPE gives him a commanding presence, but is that enough to win in the general?

As an Illinois State Senator, Obama, the HOPEFUL voted “present” 130 times when key bills were introduced on the floor. How long can he get by on hope alone? At some point he has to make some difficult decisions and his voting record doesn’t make it appear as though he’s capable.

Huckabee, on the other hand? While getalife calls him Gomer, I’m inclined to call him Goober. His commuted sentences vs. his executions carried through? It almost takes on the appearance of a guilty conscience. This one goes…this one stays…this one goes…this one stays?

Difficult times call for difficult decisions and neither one of these guys are up to the challenge.

It was a historical moment nonetheless. An African American wins in a rural state comprised of 98% white voters. Racism can no longer be a tool for the left.

The greater majority of evangelicals did NOT vote for a baptist minister — therefore Christians are not ignorant sheeples.

The important messages came through but the winners did not.

How sad that Joe Biden and Chris Dodd didn’t get their 15%. After he dropped out Joe said that Iowans told him he was likeable…Iowans told him he was qualified.

They just didn’t think he could win.

So for the dems “a win” is more valuable than a candidate with substance. A candidate who is respected by, and has successfully worked with Republicans.

Mmmmm….mm….mmm….mm….mmm.

By Caucus Carcass

January 4, 2008 1:32 PM | Link to this

No, @@, Luckovich is saying that it was random chance that aw shucks huckabee and obama popped first, that it could have been anyone, and that it matters as much as the unpopped popcorn you spit out of your mouth everytime a sailor takes you to the movies and plays the popcorn gag on you….

By IN THE NEWS

January 4, 2008 1:32 PM | Link to this

Back in August, I wrote an article for the Huffington Post entitled “An Economic Populist Is Rising In the GOP Presidential Primary.” In that article, I predicted that Republican Mike Huckabee would rise and potentially win the Iowa caucuses based on his relentless focus on economic inequality and class-based populism. I chided the media and Democrats for ignoring him, and when I wrote this article, I was laughed at by many reporters, pundits and readers alike. ………. As I said at the beginning of the day, no matter what the final exact tallies, we the progressive movement - and We The People - are already winning.

By Luckoduh

January 4, 2008 1:37 PM | Link to this

{{{{On the Democrat side sHrillary has lost two precious assets: the inevitability factor and the competence factor. It is no longer the front runner; Obama is. Inevitability was taken from It by the voters, and competence by Obama who has delivered several coolly effective put-downs to It in candidate debates.}}}}

~~~~~

{{{{Preacher cleans rich guy’s clock in Iowa — what a story! No wonder it filled the headlines — in 1988, when Pat Robertson finished ahead of Vice President George H. W. Bush.}}}}

~~~~~

{{{{Hmm. At this hour, with 97 percent of the precincts reporting, 71 percent of Iowa Democratic caucusgoers voted against sHrillary. Wow, senator, you’re really unlikeable.}}}}

~~~~~

{{{{Perhaps the reason so many are worried about Mike Huckabee’s current popularity is because he’s actually a guy who believes that the solution to all of our woes is the government, not churches or charities. On Jay Leno’s show, he gave us a glimpse into who he truly is, a guy who leaves the ministry (“the stands”) and wants to be part of the government because he feels that government is the answer to everything.}}}}

{{{{That’s classic liberalism.}}}}

By Truthman

January 4, 2008 1:37 PM | Link to this

Oh @@, now you know what it feels like to be on the loser’s team!!

Will you leave America when we the progressives take back our country - resoundingly - in November?

Delta will be ready when you and RW and Luck-o and BPOE are!

By Glenn

January 4, 2008 1:42 PM | Link to this

Aw gee, Luckovich, don’t take it so hard. Sorry your Hillary’s machine isn’t all it once was, but Bill and Terry will get it back into shape pretty soon, and then you can draw triumphantly once again. Hang in there, Little Man.

By IN THE NEWS

January 4, 2008 1:43 PM | Link to this

{So for the dems “a win” is more valuable than a candidate with substance. A candidate who is respected by, and has successfully worked with Republicans.}

Of course “a win” is the farthest thought from a Cons mind. (snark)

Respected by and can work with Republicans? What exactly is that worth?

Not a hill of beans.

We do not want a candidate to “work with” Cons - you silly creature.

We want a candidate who will be able to remove the Con stink from our lives.

We want a candidate who will bring together everybody BUT the last of the Cons. They can start there own mean tiny theocracy someplace where they don’t to worry about a pesky Constitution.

We want a candidate who will remove Cons from government.

@@ - I know you don’t get it yet.

But Cons are over.

Kaput.

By Caucus Carcass

January 4, 2008 1:47 PM | Link to this

Hillary is inevitable. Her inevitability cloak is intact because Dumb aw shuck huckadork wont play…in peoria. (riff off of dumbledor is ga and the harry potter invisibility cloak)

is there no end to my mastery of the zeitgeist?

By Caucus Carcass

January 4, 2008 1:47 PM | Link to this

Hillary is inevitable. Her inevitability cloak is intact because Dumb aw shuck huckadork wont play…in peoria. (riff off of dumbledor is gay and the harry potter invisibility cloak)

is there no end to my mastery of the zeitgeist?

By IN THE NEWS

January 4, 2008 1:55 PM | Link to this

Regarding Senator Clinton:

Funny that the Cons were the only ones to fall for the MSM tripe that she is or was inevitable.

Funnier even now as they stand in a circle and pat each other on the back as if each of them had personally and permanently derailed her campaign.

By Aaron Burr V. Mexico

January 4, 2008 1:58 PM | Link to this

Roll to level in Zeitgeist failed.

A copy is never as sharp as the original. Don’t elect an animatronic corpse in 2008.

By Rover

January 4, 2008 2:01 PM | Link to this

Didn’t realize Luckoduh was a writer for The Onion…

http://www.theonion.com/content/node/33878

By RW (the oravaginal)

January 4, 2008 2:02 PM | Link to this

One of you uber-pudwits better explain your take on the luckovich cartoon and prove you’re with it before you drop your daily load on this blog, cause I gotta tell you, none of you seem to understand a lick o sense about what luckovich does everyday. Duhng gets it wrong every time, but he’s special, so he doesn’t get a flame-proof invisibility cloak as much as an imbecility helmet.

I still love the way he’s become such an easily-manipulated loogie-magnet after I tricked him hands-down into discontinuing his mitochondrial-challenged habit of typing with italics.

What a fall guy, honestly. It took two hours to accomplish that. I love it. Now he’s trying to change his format as I badger him this way and that way and wow, it’s a good thing he’s got a helmet on.

Here’s my foot sticking out =3 dont trip on it, duhng boy. bwaaaaaa!

By oddsmaker

January 4, 2008 2:04 PM | Link to this

oh how i love it when fatheads guarantee victory.

By Bosch

January 4, 2008 2:07 PM | Link to this

Howdy right back at cha ITN!

Yes, sad. How the hypocritical tides turn.

By oddsmaker

January 4, 2008 2:10 PM | Link to this

my bet is luckovitch thinks obama popped his load faster and higher than huckabee.

By Glenn

January 4, 2008 2:13 PM | Link to this

Yeah, @@, ITN’s right: “Cons are dead.” That’s why such idiots invent “Neocons” Cons-tantly, so they can have their omnipurpose space monster to suit their perfervid sci-fi worldview.

The stink! The stink! YOU CAN TELL THEM BY THEIR ST-I-I-I-N

By B.P.O.E.

January 4, 2008 2:14 PM | Link to this

This is the most racist cartoon I have ever seen. Notice how the Obama popcorn jumped higher than the Huckabee popcorn?

Just what is being said here Mike? Are we to assume that just because Obama happens to be Black that he can jump higher than the white Christian?

Oh, and why does the Huckabee popcorn look like a little turkey?

And why isn’t the Obama popcorn Black? Are you trying to say the Obama popcorn is acting white? Racist fool.

By @@

January 4, 2008 2:15 PM | Link to this

(((Oh @@, now you know what it feels like to be on the loser’s team!!)))

Here’s the undeniable truth man.

The Republican party has never told their constituents that we’re losers.

Nope, never! They’ve always told us were winners — that America is a winner.

Your party on the other hand, has always portrayed their constituents as losers in need of the government’s help. Your party has always portrayed America as losers on the international stage.

Thank goodness people like me don’t buy into the loser mentality. Never have…never will. If I did, I’d want the government to control my destiny.

By Gonna love 08

January 4, 2008 2:16 PM | Link to this

The scariest part about the Iowa Caucasus is that a majority of voters voted for Huckabee because he was a religious man. Didnt we just put up with 8 years of a so called religious man?? The GOP just doesnt get it, there are real problems in the world and abortion and religion is not in the top 1000…..

By RW (the oravaginal)

January 4, 2008 2:19 PM | Link to this

That’s better, BPOE, except Y the hate? Know this about your mind: You automatically went to the race card, trying to be funny….shame on you, sir.

I SAID SHAME!

By oddsmaker

January 4, 2008 2:21 PM | Link to this

hahaha

bpoe- the obama popcorn looks like a flying pig!

By Scooter

January 4, 2008 2:27 PM | Link to this

I Like it Mike. What’s the bounce off the political hotplate, so whitty?

“The Awakening is now operating all across Iraq and involving all sects. We will continue chasing Al-Qaeda. We have no enemies except Al-Qaeda. The Americans are not our enemy anymore. Our forces will deal exclusively with Al-Qaeda. We will hunt them until we get rid of the last element.” - One Sunni Leader in Iraq

Another mission in the war seems to be approaching completion. Assuming the media manipulated democrat base doesn’t exchange victory for political power. FYI, Victory is defined as an Iraqi government of the people, by the people and for the people, who realizes “the West” was not the biggest cause of their despair.

Should we stay as long as the Iraqi Government wants our defense training? After all, Al-Qaeda got training while fighting one of our strongest allies, Russia (sarc). Or do we need to get back to doing for Americans, what they won’t do for themselves?

Welfare in exchange for political power, or welfare to fight for “hearts and minds” in the middle of our enemies backyard? You decide, but don’t stay stuck on stupid.

By IN THE NEWS

January 4, 2008 2:29 PM | Link to this

Gonna love 08

I don’t agree.

I think they voted for Huckabee because of his populist economic message.

That’s why the RNC and their corporate toadies are not happy today.

Seen the market today?

By TypicalLiberal

January 4, 2008 2:33 PM | Link to this

Bush bad. Bush Bad. Neocon, neocon, necon. Me smart.

By Bikini Bimbo

January 4, 2008 2:33 PM | Link to this

Okay, that’s enough from all of you. FLying pigs, race cards, hell, even @@ is using heresy and witchcraft to try to cast spells for the Repudwankins.

Lets all take a break and come back after our before-afternoon snack, no how about after our afternoon snack, no best for me would be to come back after the after-afternoon snack.

By TypicalLiberal

January 4, 2008 2:36 PM | Link to this

Bush bad!! Bush bad!!! Necon!!!! Me smart. Me get news from AJC. Me talk on computer. Bush bad!! Redneck! Necon. Me smart.

By Mike

January 4, 2008 2:40 PM | Link to this

IN THE NEWS:

Seen the market the past few years?

You people are so funny. You only want to pay attention to the stock market or unemployment numbers when they are bad. The rest of the time you ignore them.

It must suck to have to be rooting for American failure.I don’t want to question your patriotism though! LOL

By John in Tampa, FLA

January 4, 2008 2:43 PM | Link to this

You know the worst thing about having a house in Jackson. Dish network assigned us the Macon stations as our local channels. Because of this, even when the Falcons are blacked out in Atlanta, we still get their games.

The Buccaneers cannot figure out why they still have unsold playoff tickets for Sunday’s game. Perhaps the $375-550 ticket prices has something to do with it.

Go Hawks.

By TypicalLiberal

January 4, 2008 2:45 PM | Link to this

“Repudwankins”! haha. Me laugh!

Bush bad!! Neocon!! REDNECK!! Christian bad!! Necon! Me smart!

By George

January 4, 2008 2:45 PM | Link to this

Now THIS is funny. It is news when Dubya stays up past his bed time. What a sorry loser!

Bush stayed up late for caucus returns Posted: 02:30 PM ET The president stayed up late to watch the caucus returns. The president stayed up late to watch the caucus returns.

WASHINGTON (CNN) – It takes something extraordinary to keep President Bush awake late into the evening, and the exciting Iowa caucuses — which resulted in upstart victories for Republican Mike Huckabee and Democrat Barack Obama — were up to the challenge.

“The President watched the returns last night, he stayed up past his usual bedtime I think to wait for the results to be announced,” White House spokesman Tony Fratto told reporters with a smile on Friday morning. “He watched the network coverage of the results coming in. It’s something obviously that he’s keeping an eye on.”

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/

By Kiki

January 4, 2008 2:51 PM | Link to this

It’s been a long time since I’ve been excited about anything that comes out of a politician’s mouth. That being said, I got goosebumps during Obama’s victory speech last night. I felt like I was watching history in the making, and I finally decided who’s going to get my vote for President. My husband and I decided that we want to get involved in the Obama campaign and help garner as much support as possible.

I believe Obama’s stance on American foreign policy, ending the war in Iraq, stopping the polarization of our government, women’s rights to choose, affordable health care for all, and increased funding of new energy technologies are EXACTLY what our country needs right now! Having Hillary as our Democratic nominee will only guarantee defeat, as Republicans will come out of the woodwork to vote against her.

VOTE FOR OBAMA IN ‘08!

By George

January 4, 2008 2:52 PM | Link to this

Boy, the wingnuts sound unusually hostile today.

By Truthman

January 4, 2008 3:01 PM | Link to this

George,

They just know their time is coming to an abrupt end…mercifully!!

By IN THE NEWS

January 4, 2008 3:08 PM | Link to this

Mike -

It’s even suckier to believe that America is practically perfect in every way. (The Mary Poppins Effect)

“You people” and your holier than thou attitude have made America an international pariah.

“You people” are maniacally self righteous.

“You people” only pay attention to the market, unemployment numbers, manufacturing numbers, home sales, food and fuel costs when it affects your dividend checks.

“You people” are unable to question my patriotism because you have no real understanding of the word or the responsibilities that go with it.

I suggest “You people” learn to love America as it is - imperfect and flawed - and then get off your lazy backsides and become an activist, changing that which needs repair.

By RE

January 4, 2008 3:11 PM | Link to this

Mike,

The market the past few years was floated on a bubble. The dot com bubble was organic, it was real development in a new domestic industry that in the end was overinflated, but still produced real growth. The current bubble that is bursting was created when greenspan dropped interest rates to the floor. The fed needed some stimulus to defuse the dot com burst and the 9-11 attacks, but this was a full on sham by keeping rates low for so long. It kept job numbers looking good by creating housing and construction jobs, along with all the ancillary industries, but it was built in such a way that there was no sound foundation, just a trick with numbers. And now that it is falling apart, the government cannot hide the inflation growth and job loss anymore. I hope for the sake of America, that lessons are learned from this, but the government is still in denial. how about the next president hires a treasury secretary who he actually listens to, the current president fired his until he got a yes man in there. How did that work out.

By Gonna love 08

January 4, 2008 3:13 PM | Link to this

In the news,

yes i have see the market today. So much for the rosy economic forecast that Dubya has been BSing about the past few days. A few of the news shows i watched said that a majority of those who voted for Huckabee voted for him because of his religious convictions, The chill went up my spine…

By My 08 dream

January 4, 2008 3:16 PM | Link to this

is that Luckovich’s Divine Miss M would find the courage to post under her real name. She continues to hide under her burpahs like the little ChickenSh!t we know she is.

By What the F.........?

January 4, 2008 3:22 PM | Link to this

By My 08 dream

January 4, 2008 3:16 PM | Link to this

is that Luckovich’s Divine Miss M would find the courage to post under her real name. She continues to hide under her burpahs like the little ChickenSh!t we know she is.

Courage to post under her own name?

Posted by My 08 dream?

Seriously Twisted.

By Scooter

January 4, 2008 3:28 PM | Link to this

RE, that’s a good analysis of the current downturn. It could be further analyzed to that is what happens when you make “predatory loans” to people with credit unworthy of any type loan. The banks should’ve known they were dead beat dependents of democrats.

You know what I always liked about the “organic growth” you type of. It was created by the military industrial complex and unleashed by Mr. Al - I won’t explain why other planets are warming - Gore.

RE, I truly hope the independent thinkers in America notice how the democrats are truly invested in defeat and are “wilfully ignorant” of progress.

By B.P.O.E.

January 4, 2008 3:39 PM | Link to this

(((((Was the Green Teletubbie responsible for the increase in turnout for the Democrat’s in Iowa? Researchers are now convinced that Hillary Clinton teamed up with liberal PBS’s “Teletubbies” during her First Lady days to brainwash toddlers into voting for her using the show that was wildly popular with toddlers as her accomplice. Those toddlers who are now 18, 19 and 20 years old were secretly programed to vote for Hillary as young adults. It seemed to have worked. 92% of those in that age group ended up voting in the caucus, up from a previous high of 16%. 90% in that age group voted for Sen Clinton, most likely accounting for the record number of Democrat voters.)))))

This could be enough to give her the election. It really needs to be looked into. I hope these kids are not also gay.

By Aunt Josie

January 4, 2008 3:54 PM | Link to this

By @@ January 4, 2008 1:26 PM Two “likeables”? Likeable plays well in elementary school, middle school and high school — once you step into the “real world”, not so much.

I beg to disagree @@. We have an Idiot In Chief who is very likeable. Even I (heaven forbid) don’t think he’s really a bad guy, just a stupid one. As we say here in the sunny south, “Bless His Little Heart.” He obviously does as he is told.

By Gonna Love 08

January 4, 2008 3:56 PM | Link to this

Scooter writes:

“I truly hope the independent thinkers in America notice how the democrats are truly invested in defeat and are “wilfully ignorant” of progress.”

The independent voters have been heard from, didnt you see the 06 election? Since you have such insight into how Dems think, can you explain the way the GOP has run over the american people the last 7 years? Oh i can, the Pres went unchecked by a GOP let Senate and Congress. No investigations, no trying to work with both sides. Just spend spend spend, and we wonder why our economy is failing. What you dont understand is this was created by the GOP and they should take the fall. All i have seen from the GOP the last 7 years are worthless slogans instead of actual action. Oh unless it com

By Gander the Great

January 4, 2008 4:00 PM | Link to this

Bwahahahaha

[[Seriously Twisted.]]

Took all of 6 count them SIX MINUTES for this gander to goose that b!tch out of hiding.

PEEKABOO you little blog terrorist you.

What a dolt!

By Caucus Jackass

January 4, 2008 4:14 PM | Link to this

I’m the Caucus Jackass, but that teletubby bit, whoever wrote it, is great.

Now, lets see you run with it. Hillary planned in ‘92 to use the teletubbies to take over the country. This is great stuff. Who wrote that? What if it’s true? What if she was maniacal enough to think that far ahead? We’re in trouble if she caucused the kids then so she wouldn’t have to caucus them now. I dont see how we can stop her now that she’s got Laa Laa, Dipsy, Tinky Winky and Po caucusing for her.

I’ve always been a moderate democrat who leaned middle, but now I’m definately right of center. Okay, I’m convinced. Liberals are trash. Hillary is satan, Don Imus was right. If she would use teletubbies to secure power, then she’d force women to have abortions, surrender our country to osama bin laden, and allow the entire population of Mexico to take our places after she learns beginner’s spanglish, and tax and spend.

so go mccain, go huckabee, go romney!

By Scooter

January 4, 2008 4:14 PM | Link to this

Gonna Love 08,

Distracting nuance like that is one reason I no longer play in this liberal sandbox, but I will this last time.

You’re right the people voted to end the one party government of big spending hypocritical republicrats. However might people still agree with Nancy Pelosi when in Dec. of ‘98 she said ‘Saddam Hussein has been developing WMD’s and has made a mockery of the inspection process’? Something must have changed Nancy’s mind, politics maybe?

I hope most people are smart enough to see the media manipulated them into thinking contained men corrupt humanitarian programs and have willfully ignored the thousands of humanitarian acts of our troops. However, they might not be able to maintain their objective coverage until the election.

It is sad when the Iraqis are the only ones seeing the true nature of our military; “The Awakening is now operating all across Iraq and involving all sects. We will continue chasing Al-Qaeda. We have no enemies except Al-Qaeda. The Americans are not our enemy anymore. Our forces will deal exclusively with Al-Qaeda. We will hunt them until we get rid of the last element.”

Peace out, Al-Qaeda is counting on paper tigers.

By Luckoduh

January 4, 2008 4:14 PM | Link to this

{{{{By RE January 4, 2008 3:11 PM The current bubble that is bursting was created when greenspan dropped interest rates to the floor. The fed needed some stimulus to defuse the dot com burst and the 9-11 attacks, but this was a full on sham by keeping rates low for so long. It kept job numbers looking good by creating housing and construction jobs, along with all the ancillary industries, but it was built in such a way that there was no sound foundation, just a trick with numbers.}}}}

Blah, blah, blah, yeah and Shrillary is inevitable, right?

RE: You been reading Krugman again, eh?

Isn’t it funny that after 7 years of your whining, everyone has a new home, a new car, real wages continue to rise, the stock market keeps going up, unemployment is still lower than it was under Clintoon, when do you ever think your cataclysmic forecast of doom will come true, how much longer do we have to wait?

Or is it that you just feel the need to burst into a hysterical wail every once in a while, sort of like a whiny little “release?”

Does it make you feel better?

Freaking weird, man.

By Duck you too!

January 4, 2008 4:14 PM | Link to this

It took exactly 1 second to see that you are a fool to be played with.

Here goosie goosie gander.

Here’s the carrot.

Now bite it!

By Ralphie

January 4, 2008 4:15 PM | Link to this

So SCOOTER has returned! Wow. We used to ride him on his belly here and he grew weary of it. Now comes back w his usual mindlessness. What kind of big, tough, macho Repunk calls himself “scooter”?? Ummmm. Silly, silly boy.

By Caucus Jackass

January 4, 2008 4:24 PM | Link to this

Hey Duhng, that’s not a carrot Ducks swinging past your mouth. Go for it, Rocky 3. bwa ha.

Hey duhng. Y dont you use italics again? I was joking about them being too hard to read. GO ahead use italics. It was the only thing that made your comments wipe-worthy.

bwa ha

By Who needs the WGA?

January 4, 2008 4:28 PM | Link to this

We don’t need comedy writers.

We got this

“everyone has a new home, a new car, real wages continue to rise, the stock market keeps going up, unemployment is still lower than it was under Clintoon,”

Next he’ll try

take my wife please!

(That would require normal healthy sexuality which is in doubt)

By Scooter

January 4, 2008 4:28 PM | Link to this

One last thing Gonna Love 08,

This economic downturn is the doing of both parties. The republicrats like to offer opportunity through usury and the democrats want every one to have access to loans. However, when the dead beat democrats don’t pay the “predatory loans”, they should’ve never qualified, you get a mortgage melt down. One thing is for sure, you will never hear a democrat placing the blame on the borrower, it will always be the fault of the big bad business.

Don’t stay stuck on stupid!

Ralphie, see above ^^^^^^.

By Devastator

January 4, 2008 4:29 PM | Link to this

All of these weird Ids appearing today are the usual posters who supported Clinton. One of them is getalife I’m sure. You cowards can stop hiding and start supporting Obama!

By Gonna love 08

January 4, 2008 4:31 PM | Link to this

Aunt Josie:

Loved your quote about Dubya:

“As we say here in the sunny south, “Bless His Little Heart.”

There is also one other Southern quote that comes to mind when thinking of Dubya.

He aint right….

By Scooter Doobie Do

January 4, 2008 4:32 PM | Link to this

On thing for sure you’ll never see any Republican accountability.

By Gonna Love 08

January 4, 2008 4:39 PM | Link to this

Scooter, I couldnt agree more with you on some of these issues. The problem with this country lies on both parties. Both share equal blame. I just find it funny when GOP supporters claim they are the ones who cured everything. I myself dont go for either political party. The best thing for me in the 08 elections if all of them were swept out of office and new people elected in their place.

Now Iraq, First we shouldnt be there. They didnt attack us and those who did are still on the loose. I support the military but to me these benchmarks just mean more of my money is going to who knows where in the name of the war on terror. When we actually bring the persons responsible for September 11th to justice then i will be satisfied.

By Luckoduh

January 4, 2008 4:44 PM | Link to this

{{{{By Caucus Jackass January 4, 2008 4:24 PM Hey Duhng, that’s not a carrot Ducks swinging past your mouth. Go for it, Rocky 3. bwa ha.}}}}

My goodness, it looks like this Shrillary crack up is really hitting Polly pretty hard.

She’s even more bizarre than she usually is.

It is understandable, that was, after all, one of the greatest political defeats in the history of the United States of America.

Just imagine if the “Dewey defeats Truman” headline had been published 7 years before that election and every single day in between, now you are getting close to the magnitude of the loss suffered by this fat pompous POS Clintoon.

How can it even show It’s hag face today?

Soon enough, It will begone.

And don’t you drive by media pimps feel real good today, 7 years of pomp, fluff and absolute BS and it didn’t do a damn bit of good.

Maybe people just don’t believe you anymore, no?

Bwa, is right.

By John in Tampa, FLA

January 4, 2008 4:47 PM | Link to this

Yeah Duh, you are right, things are continuing to rise…like:

American soldiers’ deaths

Iraqi civilian deaths

Afghani civilian deaths

WTC deaths

Scandals in the Oval Office

GOP sex scandals

etc., etc., etc.

By Caucus Jackass

January 4, 2008 4:51 PM | Link to this

Devastator: It’s the same moron posting to himself. Surely you knew that, which means that the loogie-magnet is YOU! Kweeck Thwooop!

ew

By Luckoduh

January 4, 2008 4:56 PM | Link to this

{{{{By Who needs the WGA? January 4, 2008 4:28 PM We don’t need comedy writers. We got this “everyone has a new home, a new car, real wages continue to rise, the stock market keeps going up, unemployment is still lower than it was under Clintoon,”}}}}

I’m pretty sure that all of you cripples waiting around for the government to hook you up probably haven’t experienced any of those things^^, but trust me, the rest of us have.

By Devastator

January 4, 2008 4:58 PM | Link to this

Caucus jackass,

Hello there getalife. Must be you. Why else would you curl your gay fingers to respond to me?

The Devastator doesn’t need to post to himself dude. You losers are just upset because your precious little Clinton didn’t win.

By Scooter

January 4, 2008 5:01 PM | Link to this

Gonna Love 08, Bush made the decision to enforce UN Resolutions through force because thirteen years got nowhere. Not only that, but it forced Al-Qaeda to fight on two fronts while they are on the run. Granted we are constantly told we are distracted from fighting those that attacked us. However, it is never metioned that maybe it also distracted Al-Qaeda from attacking their enemy, America.

Didn’t you like how that Sunni Leader said America is no longer their enemy, but Al-Qaeda is. You know I could swear Bush said something about creating a true ally in the heart of the middle East.

Sorry, the fact that you will be satisfied when those responsible are caught is exactly what scares me. Do your remember in the 9/11 hearings - when Berger was stealing documents and Dems were scrampling to place ALL the blame on Bush - Condi Rice simply said we weren’t on a war footing. I am now on a war footing and you are not. You seem to want to continue whacking moles while the ideology grows in the hopelessness created by Middle-Eastern rulers.

I’m out.

By Caucus Jackass

January 4, 2008 5:03 PM | Link to this

Hey Luckodork, you loser loogie-magnet: Kweeeeck Thwooop!

ew

By Eenie Meenie Minee Mozee

January 4, 2008 5:06 PM | Link to this

08 looks bad I’ll talk to me Aunt Josie.

By RW-(the original)

January 4, 2008 5:07 PM | Link to this

{{{{{Yes I have supported Clinton in the past, but I’m supporting Obama now because I think he’s cute.}}}}}-by getalife

In the past is an interesting term for every minute of every day for the last 12 months and ending about 9:00 last night.

However when a friend I was chatting with last night, while some of us were blogging at Queen Pinko’s post mentioned, getalife’s sudden conversion, I explained that he was only interested in getting a socialist elected. The name of the socialist didn’t really matter and he would grab the coattails of whichever one he was delusional enough to think was a winner.

By reebok

January 4, 2008 5:08 PM | Link to this

Drug Addict Rush Limbaugh was saying nice things about Barack Obama today. What is the world coming to?

By Devastator

January 4, 2008 5:10 PM | Link to this

getalife,

Stop hiding behind these ridiculous IDs. Come out and fight like a man!

Oh, that’s right. You only sleep with them, not fight like them.

By Caucus Jackass

January 4, 2008 5:14 PM | Link to this

KWEEEEEK THWOOOOP!

bwa ha

By Caucus Jackass

January 4, 2008 5:14 PM | Link to this

KWEEEEEK THWOOOOP!

bwa ha

By Caucus Jackass

January 4, 2008 5:14 PM | Link to this

KWEEEEEK THWOOOOP!

bwa ha

By Caucus Jackass

January 4, 2008 5:14 PM | Link to this

KWEEEEEK THWOOOOP!

bwa ha

By Caucus Jackass

January 4, 2008 5:14 PM | Link to this

KWEEEEEK THWOOOOP!

bwa ha

By B.P.O.E.

January 4, 2008 5:21 PM | Link to this

(((((A spokesperson for Sen Clinton claims the former first lady’s bout with Restless Leg Syndrome could be the cause of her recent problems. “Its really a problem at night when Sen Clinton tries getting work done. Its also distracting for us watching her legs flail.” A Spokesman for the Sen Obama campaign insists its just a pathetic excuse from a badly defeated Clinton campaign. “Ha, who even thinks Restless Leg Syndrome is a real disease? Who would seek that sort of attention?”)))))

That Hillary is such a loser.

By RW (the aboriginal)

January 4, 2008 5:39 PM | Link to this

Hey BPOE: You loser loogie magnet!

Kweeck Thwooop!

Hillary is our next president, and there’s no amount of snot that can stop her, sir. YOu may as well appeal against the thunderclap. Caucusing is hell, and there’s no way to make it nice. Now quit blogging like a loogie magnet and stfu.

By Gonna Love 08

January 4, 2008 6:04 PM | Link to this

Scooter,

I dont agree at all with what you said. Again you try to blame the other party for causing trouble in the Middle East. You want to see who is to blame take a look at what Reagan did when he was in charge. Most of his failed policies are what caused the problems we have today. What scares me is you think that not abiding by UN resolutions was an excuse to attack Iraq. I thought the reason was the WMD we couldnt find. Just like Bush you now want to change the reason why we attacked Iraq. Why didnt we attack Cuba? They have had a ruthless dicator for over 45 years. Its a shame you still think Iraq was a threat. Name one time when they attacked our country? You cant. I dont care what the Suni leader said. You shower enough money on someone and they are your friend for life. Like the Taliban was our friend in the 80’s when we were showering money on them…

By @@

January 4, 2008 6:14 PM | Link to this

While the liberals has been practicing their tunnel vision in the Iowa caucuses, elections are also pending in Iran.

(((Ayatollah Mohammad Emami-Kashani, provisional Friday prayer leader of Iran, asked parliamentary election candidates Jan. 4 at Tehran University to adhere to electoral ethics throughout the campaigning period so severe disputes do not occur in Iranian cities and provincial capitals. His comments came two days after Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei asked the public during a nationally televised speech not to show support for candidates by “destroying, insulting and accusing others.”)))

(((The clerics have good reason to be worried about the coming elections, since they comes while Iran is in the middle of negotiations with the United States. These negotiations could allow Tehran to consolidate its influence in Iraq and perhaps even lead to a rapprochement of sorts with Washington. The Iranian foreign policy initiatives will impact the outcome of the elections, and vice-versa.)))

(((Factional tensions within the Iranian cleric-dominated system during elections are not new. What is new is an alignment of pragmatic conservatives led by the country’s No. 2 man, Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, and former President Mohammed Khatami’s system-loyal reformists oppose President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s ultraconservatives. This leaves Khamenei and the top clerics scrambling to reach a consensus.)))

Scrambling? I like that term. Reminds me of how all the liberals are scrambling from this dem candidate to that dem candidate and back again.

There’s a lot going on in the Middle East. Liberals need to come in out of that tunnel and see the light of day.

History is being made.

By @@ rocks!

January 4, 2008 6:30 PM | Link to this

@@, that was a very insightgul blog you just made. I’m very impressed with you tonight. You know, ever since the old yahoo message board days, you and Wooten really made a great part of a larger blog team worthwhile. Very good imagery about the liberals scrambling around caucusing for different candidates. You’re quite funny, girlfriend!

By RW-(the original)

January 4, 2008 6:31 PM | Link to this

Without peeking tell me which country has twice as many violent deaths of civilians. Venezuela or Iraq and they have roughly the same populations.

.

.

You can peek now

By Luckoduh

January 4, 2008 6:39 PM | Link to this

Oh, I almost forgot amidst all of the celebrating today, the good news about America that the Urinal won’t print:

{{{{During the early winter months of 2004, Fallujah was at the center of a joint U.S. military and Iraqi offensive against insurgents led by Marines of I Marine Expeditionary Force…..”In 2004, our main goal was clearing out the city and getting rid of all insurgent presence,” said Sgt. Mario Tabarracci, an infantryman and a squad leader with 2nd platoon. “Now, the whole war has pretty much changed. I mean I haven’t even fired a shot yet and it’s been almost three months. There is not much insurgent activity going on. We’re just here to make the Iraqi people welcome us more and start rebuilding the city.”}}}}

{{{{Coalition forces killed seven terrorists today during operations targeting al-Qaeda in Muqdadiyah….Coalition forces targeted associates of an al-Qaeda in Iraq leader allegedly responsible for coordinating and directing a large terrorist group, and carrying out executions in the Diyala River Valley region. Intelligence reports indicate the group killed at least two people execution style in the last few days and has engaged with Coalition forces on multiple occasions. This operation follows several weeks of coordinated raids against this group by Coalition forces.}}}}

{{{{Coalition forces killed two terrorists and detained 12 suspects today during operations targeting al-Qaeda in central and northern Iraq….During one of the operations, the ground force engaged and killed two terrorists. In a separate operation, a man displayed what appeared to be fresh wounds from a previous engagement. He was treated on site and subsequently detained along with one other suspect. Coalition forces also destroyed one building in the area that was assessed to be a safe house for terrorist operations.}}}}

By @@

January 4, 2008 6:49 PM | Link to this

A yiddle more from Israel. They’re unable to defend them anyway so…..

(((Israel plans to begin dismantling several settler outposts in the West Bank before U.S. President George W. Bush visits the country during the week of Jan. 6. While the policy is not one the government is particularly thrilled with, it will at the very least injure a whole flock of birds with one stone.)))

One of those birds, unfortunately will be Netanyahu who is vying for the the position of Prime Minister. I prefer Netanyahu over Olmert but hey, that’s politics. He could still secure the PMship even after…

I thought all you liberals said this administration was a bunch of zionists. Maybe you were wrong. Maybe this administration looks at the bigger picture in the Middle East. Maybe this administration can achieve the impossible.

By RW-(the original)

January 4, 2008 6:50 PM | Link to this

Reading over this blog makes me wonder something. Do you moonbat(ic)s® realize that the Democrats only ran against each other?

By the way, there was a record turnout on the Republican side too

By Mrs. Godzilla

January 4, 2008 6:53 PM | Link to this

Evening Campers.

Just tossing a clever turn of phrase I heard from David Sirota to Rachel Maddow describing the populist appeal of Mike Huckabee.

Country Club Economics

He’s agin it.

Cool.

By Mrs. Godzilla

January 4, 2008 6:57 PM | Link to this

I see where there will be a big NYT magazine cover on electronic voting.

That’s a pot chock full of nonsense I’d like to run though a sieve.

I want a proud purple finger.

By @@ rocks!

January 4, 2008 7:00 PM | Link to this

You know, @@ and RW are really making sense tonight. I’m really considering a McCain presidency, or maybe even Guilliani. They’re both just so learned and politically astute. They really got me with that quiz about Venezuela and Iraq. @@ is making more sense with her little finger clicking the mouse than most liberals make all day with their whole keyboards!! You know, I really admire those two. Listen, RW and @@, I just want to say that I think you’re…kweeck thwoop! suckers

By @@

January 4, 2008 7:01 PM | Link to this

The liberal’s darling, the enemy of my enemy is my friend Hugo Chavez allows (probably takes part in) more deaths than occur in Iraq.

Nooooooooo, say it ain’t so RW. He has so much to offer his people! What is it he has to offer?

Oh yea….socialist medicine. Not much good to anyone once they’re dead. Hugo…a socialist’s dream come true.

A Dicktater in the making.

By Mrs. Godzilla

January 4, 2008 7:03 PM | Link to this

RW

Yes we understand the process. Don’t obfiscate.

The numbers (from memory) R up from 82M to 125M, D up from 125M to 225m.

It also appears the under 15% went significantly to Edwards.

C’mon, admit it. It does not look good for the GOP as it exists today to see bliss in November.

By RW-(the original)

January 4, 2008 7:13 PM | Link to this

Mrs. G,

I doubt the Republican nominee will carry Iowa in November. Better?

If you think you can predict a Presidential election that’s over ten months away you may have mixed those martinis a little strong. In fact three months away is still too far out there. Just ask former Presidents Kerry and Dukakis if you don’t believe me.

For you Survivor fans out there your worst nightmare is back on the “favorites” team

By @@

January 4, 2008 10:34 PM | Link to this

Stepped on your own loogie didn’t ‘ya buddy.

I stepped over it.

I have the advantage when I’m “looking down”.

Oops! Lookee —->here<—- not there—-> or…

<—-there.

I’m posting after hours.