Thinking Right

By Luckoduh

January 20, 2008 8:17 AM | Link to this

al-Gitmo: Yeah, maybe the man that I know would have been the best for America lost but when it comes down to the end of the day at least I’m not backing a candidate that called Martin Luther King a shoeshine boy.

Like you are.

Bwa.

{{{{By getalife January 19, 2008 5:01 PM Later fred, I will miss the wife}}}}

I know, it’s nice to see you libs admitting that the only women you can sport are a bunch of fat, baggy, screeching old hags.

Men loving freaks.

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And here comes Queen Pinko, backing up everything I said about democrats being nothing but a bunch of lying, race hating bigots:

{{{{Take the current Democratic primary. Greenwald and colleagues modified the Implicit Association Test to search for unconscious biases among Democratic voters. When asked who they planned to cast ballots for, a sample of voters reported strong support for Obama, who held a 42 percent to 34 percent lead over Hillary Clinton among the sample, with John Edwards coming in at 12. But when the same people took the Implicit Association Test, measuring their unconscious preferences, Clinton was “the runaway winner,” favored by 48 percent of them, and Obama was dead last, with 25 percent. Edwards was favored by 27 percent, according to the researchers.-Cynthia Tucker, Urinal}}}}

{{{{That’s not a condemnation, not a presumption of malicious bigotry. It’s just an acknowledgment of the peculiar burdens of humanity, especially in these United States. Assumptions about race and ethnicity are so deeply embedded in our culture that we can hardly help noticing skin color.-Urinal}}}}

Oh, please.

What we have here is God hating heathen judging the whole entire United States based upon her inner bigotry.

Speak for yourself, Cynthia, or are you?

Maybe if you degenerate liberals didn’t view other women as a slab of meat put solely on this Earth for your selfish pleasure, maybe if you libs didn’t use race baiting as a substitute for honest effort, maybe if you libs didn’t run a “news” paper that employs hate speech against the opinions of the people you disagree with, maybe if you didn’t protect every scumbag that does bring discredit to their race, maybe then you could get past your bigotry, get past the stereotypes and “politically correct” language that you created,” and you could start seeing the human being that lives in every one of us, regardless of our outward appearance.

I can’t believe she said that, these libs have instituted freaking rules and policies on how to “act” around other human beings, rules that reinforce the very bigotry that she whines about today.

Heal thyself, “physician.”

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Speaking of hate language:

{{{{Americans love to boil over big oil- Today bookshop shelves are crammed with tomes denouncing the Bush oil dynasty, or predicting that America’s dependence on oil will bring environmental Armageddon.}}}}

Big oil, an industry that makes 8% profits versus Hollywood and Lawyers and all the libs making 35%, an industry that is overwhelmed with liberal democrat regulations the costs of which get passed along to the consumer, an industry that has it’s products saddled with a 48 cent per gallon federal tax, an industry that is forced by the federal government to blend corn into it’s product in turn raising food prices, an industry that is being blamed for a fake scare mongering junk science because they provide a product to people like the Atlanta Journal Constitution and al-Gore using massive amounts of energy to print and deliver this very “news” paper that they are using to whine about “big oil.”

You are sick in the head, AJC.

How many trees get chopped down every day to print this paper, Urinal? How many millions of gallons of gasoline do you figure gets burnt up to haul those trees, to run those massive printing presses, to deliver this crying rag, do your reporters walk around the country? Do you work and live in a pop up tent and burn animal dung to stay warm? Grow your own food, do ya?

Stupid, simple, ignorant, guilt tripping, mouth breathing, busy bodies STFU, and lead by example you sick little freaks.

Sick, filthy little immature wretches “protesting” against the very industry and technologies that have advance their comfortable, fat little lives to the point of idleness, giving them time to whine about the whole freaking world.

They have absolutely no clue about what a short, brutal life people lived before big oil made everything so easy and convenient.

POS. (-;

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And congratulations to John McCain, who has finally, after all these years, done something good for the Republican party.

Got rid of Hickabee for us.

To this we owe you…..something.

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And what does it say of South Carolina, having an ex senator like Misses Edwards and voting 30% for freaking Hickabee, is it no surprise that they spawned someone like finchie?

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Geez, the Washington Post must not have gotten the democrat memo on Iraq:

{{{{The legislation is one of half a dozen key political “benchmarks” we have expected Iraqi leaders to address. Others are hydrocarbon legislation; a provincial powers act; a law to facilitate the next round of local elections; a process for holding a referendum on the political future of Kirkuk, the disputed northern oil city; and a better process for purging sectarian extremists from positions of government authority. Apart from de-Baathification reform, major steps have been taken only on the last of these. But there has been real progress on other important matters, including Baghdad’s sharing of oil revenue with the provinces, even without a hydrocarbon law; the hiring of Sunni volunteers into the security forces and the civilian arms of government; and improvements in the legal system, such as more trained judges and fewer indefinite detentions of prisoners. Iraq’s political glass remains more empty than full, but trends are clearly in the right direction.}}}}

{{{{Some in Washington are already calling for a commitment to additional reductions, resulting in force levels below pre-surge levels, even before we have finished the current drawdown. Such calls are unwise. America has made this mistake in Iraq before. It is inappropriate to try to evaluate the possibility of reductions beyond pre-surge levels before we have had time to examine the situation after the completion of that drawdown.}}}}

{{{{The strain on the U.S. military is great. But sustaining 15 brigades in Iraq for six to 12 more months will not break the military. Reducing forces in Iraq too rapidly, however, even by one or two brigades, might seriously jeopardize the tenuous success we are seeing. We should not take that risk.}}}}

It’s getting kinda hard to sweep under the rug, ain’t it?

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Look at the Urinal and DOT try to forecast the weather just a few hours into the future, and yes, they got it wrong:

{{{{The beauty of a snowstorm on the city’s day off took on the menacing threat of treacherous roads and black ice. Black ice was expected to become a greater concern as temperatures fell, DOT spokesman Paul Marshall}}}}

Uh, no ice.

These^^ are the same people that tell us the debate over “man made global warming” is settled.

By the way, how many of you pinkos found out that the Toyota Prius will spin like a top when it encounters a minor slick spot, whereas gigantic 4 wheel drive pick up trucks just walk on by?

You libs better pray for “global warming” if you’re gonna drive around in shoeboxes.

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 8:17 AM | Link to this

David Duke is not in the race, which reminds me of why @@, RW, jbmlaw and the other racist trolls are not really a threat: they’re all one duke short of a hazzard.

By Jose Cuervo

January 20, 2008 8:23 AM | Link to this

All you Woo-ten Klanners much be miserable this morning. Amnesty is right around the corner.

By Jose Cuervo

January 20, 2008 8:23 AM | Link to this

All you Woo-ten Klanners much be miserable this morning. Amnesty is right around the corner.

By Craig

January 20, 2008 8:27 AM | Link to this

Wow, Duh, you thought you were so brilliant that you would post it twice?

Amazing….

Back to Jim’s topic, I noted that McCain actually would have lost to Huckabee by a slim margin if only Republican votes had been counted. He won of course thanks to independents. I wonder how he will do in the upcoming closed primaries, where the ignorant dittoheads will have more say.

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 8:31 AM | Link to this

David Duke is not in the race, and thus no threat. The GOP seems to be one duke short of a hazzard.

By GADevildawg

January 20, 2008 8:41 AM | Link to this

Hold on. Independents could have voted yesterday but the Demo primary isnt till next week so McCain wouldnt have had the amount of crossover votes you could expect in an open primary. Sure he could have lost if Thompson wasnt in the race. The fact is that McCain will be the nominee. He has won in the NE and can win in the south. Romney is the only other option but he wont win against Hilary or Obama. He cant woo the conservative or the middle of the road voter like McCain. The Nevada win was more about religion and the Michigan win was about who his daddy was. He will lose in Florida (probably come in 3rd or worse - behind McCain, Guliani, and Huckabee). Thus proving that Super Tuesday will be a coronation of the Republican nomination. Not for as long as I can remember has the Republican nomination been this long in becoming clear. The GOP tends to decide it rather early and let the Democrats fight it out. Just watch as the reality that everyone needs to get behind McCain starts to take hold in the polls across Florida and the rest of the super Tuesday states.

By Luckoduh

January 20, 2008 8:41 AM | Link to this

George Will gets it:

{{{{In ABC’s New Hampshire debate, McCain said: “Why shouldn’t we be able to re-import drugs from Canada?” A conservative’s answer is: That amounts to importing Canada’s price controls, a large step toward a system in which some medicines would be inexpensive but many others —- new pain-relieving, life-extending pharmaceuticals —- would be unavailable. Setting drug prices by government fiat rather than market forces results in huge reductions of funding for research and development of new drugs. McCain’s evident aim is to reduce pharmaceutical companies’ profits. But if all those profits were subtracted from the nation’s health care bill, the pharmaceutical component of that bill would be reduced only from 10 percent to 8 percent —- and innovation would stop, taking a terrible toll in unnecessary suffering and premature death. When McCain explains that tradeoff to voters, he will actually have engaged in straight talk.}}}}

{{{{In the New Hampshire debate, McCain asserted that corruption is the reason drugs currently cannot be reimported from Canada. The reason is “the power of the pharmaceutical companies.” When Mitt Romney interjected, “Don’t turn the pharmaceutical companies into the big bad guys,” McCain replied, “Well, they are.”}}}}

{{{{There is a place in American politics for moralizers who think in such Manichaean simplicities. That place is in the Democratic Party, where people who talk like McCain are considered not mavericks but mainstream.}}}}

I like these libs, the biggest innovation in their degeneracy based little lives has been Viagra and, judging from the lib hysteria, it’s like the second coming of FDR to them, plus, “lucky” for us, it’s opened the national conversation on erections, apparently their favorite subject.

And who exactly do they think researched, developed and tested their little wonder drug?

The U.S. Senate, perhaps?

Silly little perverts.

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 8:43 AM | Link to this

Wooten’s final paragraph was to punish himself for reporting Obama’s favorable remarks about Reagen: “…about half the states Democratic voters are black”. Now even if a recent census confirms that statement, and even if the most recent polling shows that those democratic voters will vote Obama, Wooten is DavidDuke’n the race card, but it’s not a threat to Obama at all. Why not? because Wooten seems 2B 1 duke short of a hazzard.

that’s one duke short of a hazzard. I said one duke short of a hazzard.

(he said one duke short of a hazzard).

Can we all agree that Wooten is indeed one duke short of a hazzard when it comes to playing the race card in a political campaign?

By Curious Observer

January 20, 2008 8:51 AM | Link to this

It looks as though the knuckle-draggers will be forced to compromise their search for a nominee who will turn the constitution into the Bible, who will make abortion a felony in every state, and who will deport 12 million undocumented aliens.

McCain looks like the best they can do. Oh, sure, the rest of the South will line up behind Huckabee in that curiously atavistic way the South has of continuing the Civil War, but in the end McCain will emerge as the nominee. Rudi is dead; like the ghost who continues to haunt familiar surroundings, he simply doesn’t know it yet. Watch for Lazy Fred to withdraw and throw his support behind McCain.

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 9:00 AM | Link to this

atavistic? You use that word alot, Curious, but I dont think it means what you think it means. You seem 2B1 duke short of a hazzard, sir.

By Glenn

January 20, 2008 9:07 AM | Link to this

Ever notice that Jim Wooten is one duke short of a hazzard when it comes to playing the race card in a presidential campaign.

He’s, like, the joker to the right.

By Craig

January 20, 2008 9:08 AM | Link to this

Hey Dawg you’re right of course, but do you think Limbaugh and his clones are ready to get behind McCain just for the good of the party? I’m not so sure.

By OneForTheRoad

January 20, 2008 9:09 AM | Link to this

Following a true Republican philosophy, we should pursue a global free market economy. Therefore, drugs — like tractors, cars, clothes, food, etc. — should be purchased by big American businesses from the lowest cost provider. Isn’t that so, Mattel? After all, no profits, big profits or bigger profits mean bigger bonuses, huge stock options, enormous golden parachutes, etc., for the chosen few. All that is missing is a fair tax system.

Huckabee for President

Richardson for Governor of Georgia

By Camus

January 20, 2008 9:17 AM | Link to this

Yesterday when I pointed out that Rudy had thrashed Duncan Hunter in Nevada, Glenn got a little annoyed with me. (Imagine if I had also noted that Rudy had come in behind Ron Paul….yet again.)

Well, at the risk of attracting Glenn’s ire, I report that the Rudymentum rolls on. The Mayor of 911 beat Duncan Hunter AGAIN, this time in South Cackelacky, and Duncan has thrown up his hands in surrender and fled the battlefield!

In other news, Lazy Fred, realizing he only bested The Man Who Stopped History (Mayor of 911 {TM}) by a seven-to-one margin, despaired of his prospects and retreated to the comfort of his Hollywood Hills pleasure domes. Fred was last seen begging Dick Wolf to let him come back to L&O. Thus has Rudy routed the field.

Feel the Rudymentum!!!

But, as Glenn notes, I don’t know what I’m talking about.

I kid, Glenn. I’m a big kidder. BFF?

By Camus

January 20, 2008 9:23 AM | Link to this

Dawg may be right that McCain is now inevitable. As a liberal, he is the only GOP candidate who worries me in the general.

It would be worth the entertainment value to watch the exploding heads if St John gets the nomination. Just this week, Oxy Rush declared Mac “unacceptable”. Yesterday, former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay said that “McCain has done more to hurt the Republican party than any elected official I know of.” (Worse than a hot tub Harry who is forced to resign for ethics violations???)

Many Right Thinkers on this forum have expressed their disrespect for Straight Talk Johnny. Hard to see a strong, unified party lining up behind St John.

Then again, as Glenn notes, I don’t know what I’m talking about.

By getalife

January 20, 2008 9:24 AM | Link to this

Obama will be at Ebeneezer Church if you want to see him.

Clinton will be in Harlem getting endoresed by a popular preacher.

She has the Latino vote and thanks to Obama praising Reagan, she will get the African American vote.

McInsane will be the gop nominee and Clinton will crush him in the general.

Another major thumpin and the Dems will pick up more sits for a larger majority.

It’s the economy stupid.

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 9:28 AM | Link to this

Grading Wooten: If you look at Wooten’s last 50 blogs, you can deduce his stand on issues: Gun Control: he’s one decoy short of a blind. Evolution: he’s one monkey short of an evolutionary chart. Prayer in schools: he’s one bead short of a rosary. MLK’s dream: he’s one million men short of a march. Justice-based compassion for the 99% of americans who are not the gated-rich: he’s one tank short of a blitzkrieg. (Wait a minute, no that works, nevermind).

Americans listen to me: These are dangerous times. We are mesmorized and under the spell of ‘08. We are set up for a Cheney/Saudi 911 incident to allow a GOP victory and thus preserve the tax-incentive foundation of the latest stock market rally. We’ve rallied from Dow 8K to Dow 13K largely because of those tax breaks. (Hey JBMLAW, the magazine “The Economist” called. They want their editor-in-chief back).

As 4 me, I’m a liberal, but I’m one food stamp short of free government cheese, okay?

‘muff said.

By catlady

January 20, 2008 9:34 AM | Link to this

Obama showed why he is not up to the Presidency yet (if he will ever be)—ill-advised remark re: Reagan. His youthfulness and lack of experience in general are showing very badly. Perhaps there is an apprenticeship available?

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 9:35 AM | Link to this

When it comes to MLK’s dream, most of the GOP is one million men short of a march.

vote Obama ‘08

By OneForTheRoad

January 20, 2008 9:38 AM | Link to this

Camus,

I think it is St Mike. Mitt the Apostle. John the Baptist of the non-evangelical denomination. Paul is the Walrus.

By Camus

January 20, 2008 9:44 AM | Link to this

As Mighty Mitt basks in his Nevada afterglow, an interesting read from the Politico regarding his history as a jobs-creating engine of capitalism:

On the stump in economically struggling Michigan and South Carolina recently, Mitt Romney has been making the case that “it always makes sense to fight for every single good job.”

But this position seems to be at odds with the Republican contender’s one-time role as chief executive officer of Bain Capital, a large private equity firm.

• In 1992, the firm acquired American Pad & Paper. By 1999, the year Romney left Bain, two American plants were closed, 385 jobs had been cut and the company was $392 million in debt. The next year, Ampad was forced into bankruptcy.

• Bain Capital and Goldman Sachs bought Dade International for about $450 million in 1994. The firm quickly fired or relocated at least 900 workers. Over the next several years, it sunk increasingly into debt and laid off 1,000 workers. In 2002 — after Romney had left Bain — it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

• A 1997 buyout of LIVE Entertainment for $150 million resulted in 40 layoffs, roughly one in four of the company’s 166 workers. The job cuts affected all aspects of the company, from production and acquisition to legal and public relations.

• In 1997, Bain bought a stake in DDI Corp., a maker of electronic circuit boards. Three years later, Bain took the company public and collected a $36 million payout. But by August 2003, the company filed for bankruptcy protection, laying off more than 2,100 workers.

jbmlaw will likely sport a hearty Boehner upon reading this, but it doesn’t strike me that Mitt is quite the job engine he promised in Michigan.

Sorry, {{forgot to put a bunch of {{{{—-}}}} 9) extrane+++ous charact&&ers in there to make it easier to read}}}

By Glenn

January 20, 2008 9:47 AM | Link to this

I wasn’t miffed, Camus, you burnt-out French sad sack, just teasing you back for calling the race when we’re only at the end of the beginning. You’ve done that right along, irrespective of my Mensch from Brooklyn. (Guy grew up rooting for the Yanks, for Pete’s sake. Think about that; skinny little four-eyed choirboy, holding his own for his team among the bullies of Brooklyn.)

I happen to know a couple of people with the Hillary campaign, the Chair of McCain’s CA campaign, and the person who ran the Edwards campaign last go around. I haven’t heard from the Hill peeps since I blew up at them for smearing Rudy in the Bloomberg press (but what the Hell, they were my soon 2B ex’s friends anyway), but the others I know don’t think for a minute that the unusually large field of viable GOP candidates represents anything other than a deep bench, and they all know that it’s too early to count chickens, and that it would be so even were there an annointed Establishment candidate running.

So I just can’t engage you or anybody else on the basis that this is tea-leaf time, because it’s not. The People are as damn fool gullible as ever, while the media seem to have partied their way through J-school, but it’s just possible that voters have decided to take longer, more careful looks at all the candidates worth the trouble.

The media would be smart, in my opinion, to provide some cold, incisive, bold analysis of the candidates, if only because there’s a huge untapped market for that right now. And that would leave out the DNC-AJC in any event.

RudyNooz: *Even while Sen. Barak Obama (D-IL) was in flight from Nevada to Georgia yesterday, Republican candidate Rudy Giuliani picked up a surprise endorsement in the Peach State: *That of the brilliant and charming @@!

[Rudy 08]

By Luckoduh

January 20, 2008 9:49 AM | Link to this

{{{{By Curious Observer January 20, 2008 8:51 AM Watch for Lazy Fred to withdraw and throw his support behind McCain.}}}}

Thanks for the good laugh.

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Coming apart at the seams:

{{{{At the end of the day, having called around to Democrats and reporters who were at other caucus sites, I’m pretty sure I witnessed one of the most extreme and ugly standoffs between Clinton and Obama supporters.}}}}

{{{{I saw it all at the Paris: It was union member vs. union member, men against women, blacks against Latinos. An AFSCME worker (she wouldn’t give me her name) was riling up the Clinton crowd, and got into a shouting match with an Obama supporter.}}}}

{{{{At the worst of it, Wadsworth and other Obama supporters were yelling insults about Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, while the heavily Latino Clinton caucus was trying to shout them down with chants of “Hillary!”}}}}

{{{{There was little to cheer today. “Have you ever seen anything like this?” he asked me, with some alarm. I had to tell him no. Maybe we have to pass through this state of bitterness and chaos to get to a multiracial promised land, but it’s not going to be a fun trip.}}}}

{{{{They wound up pushing too much. Yesterday, when Chelsea Clinton came here, we had shop stewards saying, ‘Kick her out! Kick her out!’ I thought that was real rude; it sounded dirty to me.” This Paris worker was also appalled by the Spanish-language ad sponsored by CWU’s parent, UNITE HERE, that claimed Clinton didn’t “respect” Latino people. “Hillary’s been there for us. They just pushed too hard. It was dirty.”}}}}

{{{{This was a bewildering day, and we’ll be sorting it all out for a while. There was some irony in seeing the two camps suddenly switch sides, with Clinton praising the results in the at-large casino precincts, which some of her supporters had complained made a mockery of democracy.}}}}

{{{{Bally’s casino bartender Jennifer Blair came into the caucus undecided, and left that way — only bitter and disgusted. “They’re trying to flip the state from red to blue? This is how they do it?”-Salon}}}}

Yeah, this is really good for America.

Full blown race riots whenever the libs get together.

Real nice.

By Prophetess Kelley P

January 20, 2008 10:01 AM | Link to this

Camus, don’t be too hard on yourself. It doesn’t matter to God that you don’t know what you are talking about. What matters to God is what is in your heart, and from reading your posts that seems to be the problem.

What you are not grasping is the needs of this once great nation under God. These are times of pure evil.

In order to do battle with evil you must have God on your side. That is why we need a Prophident to lead us. An ordinary President will just not be enough to fight the powers of the Islamo-Fascistic-Terrorists.

Lining up behind John McCain means leaving Jesus behind.

Its important for all humanity. Prophident Bush needs to be replaced with someone who can continue our crusade until it ends in victory.

Elect a Prophident, America. Do it for the children. Do it for Jesus.

Huckabee thou man.

Spirtuous

By getalife

January 20, 2008 10:02 AM | Link to this

duh,

Lazy fred called a press conference to say something but didn’t and was laughed at. He will drop out and endorse McInsane.

Watched the Dem caucus at Caesars Palace on CNN live and looked like fun.

Very well organized and enthusiastic voters.

You will see many States like Nevada going from red to blue.

It’s the economy stupid.

By Camus

January 20, 2008 10:03 AM | Link to this

Glenn sez the media seem to have partied their way through J-school

Just because I love to argue with you big G, I take the opposite tack…the barking mutts of the news corps failed to party sufficiently while in school and are making up for lost time while on the campaign trail. Thus are these walking haircuts made easy prey by savvy press bus hospitality. (Remember all the press about how great the food was on the Bush bus?) Imagine all these self-inportant gasbags bored stiff on the road, running up expense account bar tabs in crappy Ramada tiki bars, so gin-soaked that all they can bang out of their laptops are simple-minded psycho-babble horse race commentaries.

They spent their college years repressing their natural exuberance while building up a self-image of “seriousness”, along with an astonishing ability to maintain perfect hair in any weather (maybe that’s why so many of ‘em loved !Mitt!). Now, they are self-important and alcohol-dependent, quite an ugly pairing as anyone who has been cornered by Luckoduh at a cocktail party will attest.

Often, they have a pathetic need to be liked by the campaigns they cover, and so we get puffball after puffball from the McCain bus, to take one obvious example. Or, if the campaigns are not sufficiently “friendly”, the scribes punish them by describing them as “remote” or some such.

Yep, I think the problem with our press is demon rum. Not Wooten of course. Man is sober as a judge, no doubt, and God knows his hair is not perfect.

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 10:16 AM | Link to this

A noose on the cover of Golfweek magazine. How could that editor not have known better? He’s one million men short of a march. He must be GOP.

When it comes to MLK’s dream, the GOP is one million men short of a march.

Cynthia Tucker wrote a very insightful piece in the @ ISSUE section of the AJC today.

I would only add to Cynthia’s remarks that Mohammed Ali, Michael Jordan, and Tiger Woods are the exceptions. There’s a god-complex all men have where we view our superstars as gods, not as a racial stereotype. I mean, did anyone ever really notice that Jordan was black? I forgot to notice. I was on the edge of my seat not believing a minute of his time on the court. Was he black. he was black, right?

The romans worshipped some gladiators as gods.

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 10:34 AM | Link to this

Thomas Friedman wrote about change a’comin’ in a piece today. I Hate to tell him that Bush’s mistakes are not changeable. We are stuck 4ever in Iraq. The fed is dancing for wallstreet, and that’s always unfixable. Stagflation, War, and channeling god is all we’re going to be left with after Bush escapes unscathed in 09. The Bush Family Fortune is intact, so dont worry. Ditto Cheney.

The GOP trolls on this blog are one dittohead short of a consensus.

Round tables are on now. Must see. No blogging without the latest round table data. new rule.

By Obama yo mama

January 20, 2008 10:35 AM | Link to this

Eleven Rezmar buildings were in the state Senate district Obama represented between 1996 and 2004. Many of the buildings ended up in foreclosure, with tenants living in squalid conditions, the Sun-Times reported last year. In one instance, Rezko’s company left tenants without heat for five weeks. Obama said he was unaware of problems with the buildings and minimized the legal work he’d done.

Obama’s relationship with Rezko grew closer in June 2005, when Obama and Rezko’s wife bought adjoining real estate parcels from a doctor in the South Side Kenwood neighborhood. Obama paid $1.65 million for the doctor’s mansion, while Rezko’s wife paid $625,000 for the vacant lot next door. Obama’s purchase price was $300,000 below the asking price; Rezko’s wife paid full price.

Six months later, Obama paid Rita Rezko $104,500 for one-sixth of the vacant lot, which he bought to expand his yard. In November 2006, he expressed regret about the transaction.

“It was a mistake to have been engaged with him at all in this or any other personal business dealing that would allow him, or anyone else,” Obama said, “to believe that he had done me a favor.”

Typical politician lying after the facts come out.

GO HILLARY

Source: Chicago SunTimes

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 10:43 AM | Link to this

Meet the press has a great round table on nbc now

By ron

January 20, 2008 10:54 AM | Link to this

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 10:56 AM | Link to this

Dung, RW, Glenn and Dusty and the rest of hillbillys who comment on this blog are all one chaw short of a spittoon.

By Obama yo mama

January 20, 2008 10:56 AM | Link to this

In the archives.

But put the pedal to the metal and ask Illinois’ junior senator new and serious questions about his radioactive, federally indicted, former friend Antoin “Tony” Rezko, and suddenly this gleaming presidential hopeful and paragon of new politics behaves just like any other dissembling, dismissive Chicago pol, ducking the discussion while pretending not to.

Wise up folks! If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck it’s a lying, ducking politician.

GO HILLARY, ANOTHER DUCKING POLITICIAN!

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 11:04 AM | Link to this

Cynthia Tucker on Chris Mathews NOW!

By Luckoduh

January 20, 2008 11:05 AM | Link to this

{{{{By Obama yo mama January 20, 2008 10:35 AM Eleven Rezmar buildings were in the state Senate district Obama represented between 1996 and 2004. Many of the buildings ended up in foreclosure, with tenants living in squalid conditions, the Sun-Times reported last year. In one instance, Rezko’s company left tenants without heat for five weeks.}}}}

Well, what do you know, finally we have the libs on record against shady real estate deals like, uh, Whitewater.

Who would have ever thought that all it took to change their minds was being challenged by a…..black man.

What amazing new things will we be seeing from the White Powers in ArKKKansas?

Will the black man be smeared for making $100,000 out of nothing in cattle futures?

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Speaking of cattle, The Ku Klux Klintoon ate one all by themselves:

{{{{Chef Barry Dakake and Jenna Morton, wife of N9NE co-owner Michael Morton, delivered around $200 worth of food, including two Kobe burgers, two organic chicken sandwiches and one order of Dover sole, to Obama in a conference room at the Las Vegas Signature Terminal.}}}}

{{{{The Clintons’ tab came to $1,530 and included entrees of nine steaks, three chicken, three salmon and three Maine scallops, two lobster pappardelle, salads, sashimi, rock shrimp, and various side dishes.}}}}

You know, it’s hard for me to keep track of the millions of grievances that you Code Pinkos have bit I do believe that the Ku Klux Klintoon Kamp has violated quite a few of them during just one ravenous sitting at the dinner plate.

Remember when they told you to cut back on your, uh, consumption?

Hahahaha.

PETA, how’s it going man?

Suckers.

By Glenn

January 20, 2008 11:07 AM | Link to this

Camus,

Funny double-barreled punchline about Wooten’s blatant and shameless sobriety. When I was a very young reporter with little more than a year under my belt, I left newspapering for policy work because the drinking scared the Hell out of me, and I knew in my gut that I’d get dragged into it. In those days, the reporters were men; women were still a curiosity, heroic by their very existence in the field. The guys mostly had apprenticed as I was doing, from mail courier or print monkey on up, and our mentors usually were boozy hacks of the old school, our editors mostly veterans of the Armed Forces news services who wouldn’t have known a computer from an abacus.

Our press deadline was 3:30, and at 4:00 p.m. the bar was hugger-mugger with de-stressing newsroom and Editorial people, along with the sportswriters who weren’t attending events. Those guys pounded it, and expected others to do likewise. Very little Beer. Mostly vodka or whiskey. When someone would buy the first round he’d ask, “White or brown?” At press conferences the flacks knew to stand brown-bagged fifths beside the press packets. Convention dictated that the white swigswag stand at one side, the brown swigswag at another—-so that the cynical reporter might take as much as needed to fill him with a certain generosity of spirit in which to dip his mucker’s rake.

At about the same time that Ted was hiring every presentable young American who still knew how to write, the first cohort of post-Watergate, graduate-school-trained “Journalists” hit the market (whilst their MBA colleagues dispersed to the board rooms to wreak their havoc). These people eschewed the press bar, and when visiting there were terrestrials out of land. They were foodies, and sippers of white wine, destined by virtue of their academic refinement to perfect the journalistic craft of trendspotting and to revolutionize culinary journalism every Wednesday.

The old hacks hated them. It was like dudes to Dodge—-the passing of an era. Even as I was born on the tail of the Baby Boom, so did I come up as a cub at the tail end of the age of hot lead. To have stayed would have been painful and self-destructive and defeating.

So it’s uncommonly admirable to find a writer of Jim’s particular vintage, with newprint in his genes, still cranking out the daily copy while so conspicously not dead prematurely, from superannuation of the innards.

And the insufferable Yuppie arrivistes, in their bright galluses and floppy bows? They had the last laugh, didn’t they?

By T_Folk

January 20, 2008 11:08 AM | Link to this

Why should it matter what percentage of SC’s voters are black? Oh, you think because Obama’s black, black people are going to automatically vote for him - you know, because black people are incapable of complicated thinking and will vote solely based on race. You know, because black people are ignorant and just want to get a “brother” in office so that he can “give” them more hand outs. Yessah, those darkies are about as easy to read as a “Dick and Jane.” Thank you, Mr. Wooten for your insightful political analysis.

By T_Folk

January 20, 2008 11:11 AM | Link to this

Why should it matter what percentage of SC’s voters are black? Oh, you think because Obama’s black, black people are going to automatically vote for him - you know, because black people are incapable of complicated thinking and will vote solely based on race. You know, because black people are ignorant and just want to get a “brother” in office so that he can “give” them more hand outs. Yessah, those darkies are about as easy to read as a “Dick and Jane.” Thank you, Mr. Wooten for your insightful political analysis.

By jbmlaw

January 20, 2008 11:14 AM | Link to this

Good morning all. Both primaries are getting interesting now, in the build up for Feb 5. Huckabee has topped out - if he cannot get more than 30% of the vote in SC, he cannot get it anywhere (other than perhaps Arkansas.) My guy Fred, everyone’s second choice, has a tough call - if he leaves the race, that is the same as annointing Mitt (as I assume he and Mitt are splitting the conservatives.) My guess is that Fred will stay in until Feb 6 (after all, the cost of staying in three more weeks is almost $0.) I think Rudy will kill McCain in the big states, so after Feb 6 it will be down to Rudy and Mitt.

On the Democrat side, Obama continues to impress me, taking a leaf out of the Reagan play book. The leftists on this blog do not remember how Reagan made it easy for blue collar and unionists to vote for him, by saying a few good words about FDR. More to the point, Hillary and Edwards continue to prove their political tone-deafness, making it impossible for the 65% (who mourned at Reagan’s death) to vote for them.

By deegee

January 20, 2008 11:14 AM | Link to this

Rudy doesn’t look very likely to win Florida right now. Polling data below, pre S. Carolina primary. Looks like he peaked in November. BTW, have you gotten a load of his wife? She’s competing in the reality TV show of her lifetime.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/fl/floridarepublicanprimary-260.html

By Carolyn Wilder

January 20, 2008 11:17 AM | Link to this

Jim, Breaking news!!! AJC endorses Obama! What a shock! I understand why no Republican candidate has broken out of the pack. I’m still undecided myself. But, I have watched the debates and the way I see it, there are four candidates on the R side that I would vote for ahead of anybody in the running on the D side.

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 11:20 AM | Link to this

Round table on THIS WEEK is coming up. Dont blog without this credential. Many of you make ignorant errors simply because you dont know what the latest spin is.

Lets get on the same page so that we know what’s already been said, so that we can advance the discussion.

Otherwise, you all may as just post, “Ditto, smooch and ball tickle” everytime Wooten blogs.

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 11:31 AM | Link to this

How does Caroline Wilder stand on gay marriage? I’l bet she’s one bustier short of a parade!

By David, Oregon City

January 20, 2008 11:35 AM | Link to this

A vote for McCain is a vote for more of the SAME!

By David, Oregon City

January 20, 2008 11:35 AM | Link to this

A vote for McCain is a vote for more of the SAME!

By David, Oregon City

January 20, 2008 11:35 AM | Link to this

A vote for McCain is a vote for more of the SAME!

By getalife

January 20, 2008 11:41 AM | Link to this

At Ebeneezer, Obama should praise President Clinton and say his Reagan praising was stupid.

Then address the gop hacks like Jim, Rush, RW media, etc… and say they will never unite with us. They get paid not to.

Clinton is getting all the votes except the African American votes.

It will be interesting to see how he responds because Clinton is going after the African Americans to seal the deal.

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 11:55 AM | Link to this

Getalife, you seem 2B one swiftboat short of a convoy.

By getalife

January 20, 2008 11:57 AM | Link to this

You are correct David.

McInsane is advised by neocons and will stay the course with w’s policies.

This should unite Americans to vote against it.

By @@

January 20, 2008 11:58 AM | Link to this

No Clarity for the GOB Jim?

gob: a large number or amount

I’m the little gal that counts.

Not being registered as dem or Rep, I’m what’s known as an InDePeNdEnT (difficult to read, I know) that leans right so…

I’ll muddle???? through for Rudy. Why the heck would I cast any vote other than MY OWN?

I’m certainly not gonna cast the media’s vote for them.

Just like Rudy…”I’ll Do It My Way”.

Wicked is Great!

By getalife

January 20, 2008 11:59 AM | Link to this

Sar er pf,

Feeling better?

I see you are not wanking my name today.

By getalife

January 20, 2008 12:03 PM | Link to this

rudy drops out after getting crushed in Florida.

By Jim Beam

January 20, 2008 12:05 PM | Link to this

This global warming sux! Where’s the Algore when you need him? That said, this supposed right wing blog is so infested with left wing kooks that it is apparent the influence of the socialist libs that run the AJC has oozed over to here. For shame. Oh well, there’s always Newsbusters and Townhall where those few clowns with the guts on the left to be there get the constant beat down. May I recommend a book for the few Conservatives on this blog? “Liberal Fascism” by Jonah Goldberg: http://www.amazon.com/Liberal-Fascism-American-Mussolini-Politics/dp/0385511841 Don’t forget to enjoy reading the 1 and 2 ratings there at Amazon by the idiots on the left.

Liberals don’t think they are fascists - they just think what they think is good for the whole, the individual be damned. This nation wasn’t founded nor grown on that idiotic concept.

If anyone sees a hippy liberal on a pogo stick at a global warming rally, please point the idiot towards Atlanta. We need the useless energy for warming up.

By Dusty

January 20, 2008 12:06 PM | Link to this

Aww come on, Glenn,@11:07

Are you sure about all the ol’ drunks in the newspaper business? You mentioned “hot lead” and it does sound like a cowboy movie, where every cow puncher comes to town and gets falling down shootin’ up drunk. And, of course, there is always “Miss Kitty” to add the soft touch.

But nevermind cowboys.I’m all for the up & honest editor who went against the pin stripe gangster and came up looking finer than silk in old movies (even if he was an ol’ drunk).

I like Jim Wooten, a real journalist. He’s an honest to goodness editor who has to get along with the other(political) 99% of the AJC. Now that is enough to drive anyone to drink but appearantly he has not succumbed to such a weakness. Maybe a mint julep or two.

And there’s nothing wrong with Jim’s hair. At least he has some.(After Camus’ comment I figure he’s a bald hairdresser.)

By jbmlaw

January 20, 2008 12:12 PM | Link to this

Dear Jim @ 12:05, while you are correct about the number of BDS victims on this blog - they have no life - we also have a substantial number of bright conservatives, so your contributions will be appreciated.

By deegee

January 20, 2008 12:14 PM | Link to this

Anyone catch that pathetic speech that Fred Thompson made in South Carolina last night after losing the best chance he ever had of becoming a serious candidate? You would have thought he had just won an Oscar. Everyone’s second choice, right. I guess we can look forward to some exuberant high fives from Jeff after his loony Ron Paul’s second place showing in Nevada.

By Redneck Convert

January 20, 2008 12:15 PM | Link to this

Well, I been mighty down since the SC vote. I was pretty sure the Rev. Huckabee would win but I guess there ain’t enough bible-hugging revival-going abortion-hating godly people in that state. That librul McCain won and if he keeps going we’ll have a bunch of Mexicans that get legal and take our jobs.

I reckon the voters over there had a choice between putting God in the constatution and keeping the war going, and the war won. Its awful when a voter has to choose between God and fighting a war. There ought to be a constatutional amendment against that.

I think this Mormon heathen Romney is finished. He’s done fired so many people in his life I expect he has fired all his campaign people. Its for sure he would make the federal guvmint a lot smaller. By firing everybody.

One thing you got to hand to this Giuliani, every time he swaps out a wife its for a better looking one. I imagine in five more wifes or so he will be married to Miss America. If he was President he could have the whole FBI squiring his wife around on grocery shopping trips and keeping the next one safe.

But who cares what this Osama Hussein gets in the votes of Those People? There won’t be enough of them to get him elected. Its for sure the good Southren people won’t vote for him. I expect this Hillary woman that ought to be in the kitchen baking cookies will be the librul Democrat pick. Here in the South, godly people would vote for a Republican goat before they would vote for her.

Have a good day everybody.

By @@

January 20, 2008 12:18 PM | Link to this

Getalife:

You best tread lightly NewsMuster!

You’re supporting Hillary who’s out to crush the African American dream.

Shame on you…SHAME I say!!!

Rudy (08)

By DJ

January 20, 2008 12:43 PM | Link to this

the one thing i am beginning to appreciate during an election cycle is how much more political commentary we get across different newspapers, radio, blogs, websites, etc (i’m not much of a TV watcher), and the more political commentary i read, the more i realize WHAT A COMPLETE LIGHTWEIGHT JIM WOOTEN IS. thank god we have more to ruminate on then this bankrupt knee-jerk neo-libertarian right-wing ideology. just another bush-apologist in sheep’s clothing. alas, at least the end of election season will see the end of our 8-year national nightmare.

By Camus

January 20, 2008 12:46 PM | Link to this

I am neither bald nor a hairdresser, not that there is anything wrong with either of those things. Just not in tandem.

Never trust a card player named Slim, a bald hairdresser, or a financial advisor with bad teeth.

And never, never, never trust a Brooklyn boy who roots for the Yankees. Hell, never trust a Yankee fan, period.

By Luckoduh

January 20, 2008 12:48 PM | Link to this

{{{{By getalife January 20, 2008 11:41 AM At Ebeneezer, Obama should say his Reagan praising was stupid.}}}}

Ahh, yes, show some of that awe inspiring liberal courage by taking on the dead guy who can’t defend himself.

I believe Misses Edwards did just that and it really sent her to a remarkable showing in Nevada yesterday:

{{{{Clinton, Hillary 51%, Obama, Barack 45%, Edwards, John 4%}}}}

What’s next Juañita, you gonna dis that evil Repug Abraham Lincoln too?

Duh.

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 12:48 PM | Link to this

@@ you seem 2B one boot short of a booty call.

Do you ever get any? Dont ask me, cause I’ve got the Apple Bottom jeans, and the boots with the fur FURRRRR. lodle lodle lodle lodle

I wonder what @@’s positions on campaign issues are? Bow Hunting? That’s easy, she’s one arrow short of a quiver. Steroid abuse in sports? That’s even easier: She’s one pom pom short of a cheerleader. War on terror? She’s one fatah short of a jihad. (and one fatah chick short of a jenny craig commercial)

By nice to know

January 20, 2008 12:51 PM | Link to this

Republicans are the nightmares that keep you up at night.

Add us to your dailies loser.

By Glenn

January 20, 2008 12:56 PM | Link to this

T_Folk @ 11:08:

You ask, “Why should it matter what percentage of SC’s voters are black?”

As a matter of fact it matters greatly, sir, or ma’am. It’s important to know who’s voting; that is, how many of them, and whose they are. Moreover, it’s an important tradition in these states united.

Even before the federals set up their Census and turned things over to the bureaucrats, the good people who ran things knew to keep a regular head count, and to note people’s comings and goings. It just made good sense.

How would we even know whether giving the blacks the right to vote was a good idea, if we didn’t know how many of them vote, or whether any of them care to vote after all. I realize that that may sound harsh to you, but it’s expensive for the taxpayers to set up a system in which some people can vote, and if they aren’t voting then maybe something’s wrong with the system. See what I mean?

And it’s not just a question of numbers. Who are the so-called “blacks” who vote? For all the money we’re spending, how do we even know they’re really black? I’ve got one-eighth Cherokee in me, and I reckon there could just as easily be a Miss Hemmings somewhere up my family tree. I don’t claim to be better than Jefferson, you know.

So heavens yes, it matters in this day and age how many black folk vote in South Carolina. Instead of asking why it matters, you ought to give some hard thought to how best we can find the answers to these important questions.

By Sara Gilford

January 20, 2008 1:03 PM | Link to this

I wonder what @@’s position on sex education in the schools is? That’s easy: She’s one heel-click short of a booty call.

Hey @@: fatwah (fatwa) vs fatah . know the diff? Lets see how long it takes @@ to google it.

By Disgusted

January 20, 2008 1:10 PM | Link to this

Not being registered as dem or Rep, I’m what’s known as an InDePeNdEnT (difficult to read, I know) that leans right so…

Why, certainly you’re an independent, and so is Wooten and so are jbmlaw and Duh and Dusty, etc.

You just happen to “lean right” about 100% of the time. Whatsa matter, ashamed to say you’re a dyed-in-the-wool conservative Republican? I suppose that if I had Dubya’s record to run from, I’d be an “independent” too.

By Democrat National Committee

January 20, 2008 1:18 PM | Link to this

I have some good news to report, this year we will not be running offensive race baiting radio ads in the black neighborhoods like we do every kampaign year, no, this elekkktion season we will be running them in the white neighborhoods, due to “special” circumstances.

We know you are disappointed to hear this but it was the committee’s decision, after much deliberation, that calling B. Hussein Obama a Muslim and saying that he hasn’t done any “spade” work would not go ever very well in the hood.

So if you must hear our wonderful hate ads, if it has become a tradition for you, then drive over to Midtown or Decatur and tune in to White Power Radio.

Bwa.

Duh.

~~~~~~

Brrrrrrrrrr, damn, I hate global warming.

By jbmlaw

January 20, 2008 1:21 PM | Link to this

Dear DJ @ 12:43, thanks for that reflection of the total substance of leftist political philosophy. Not that it differs from the leftist spewing we see on a daily basis here, but it is good to get a fresh reminder of the vacuousness of the Leviathan-driven left.

Dear disgusted @ 1:10, you err in your analysis of our friend @@. Just because she does not toe the moonbat line, it does not follow that she is as conservative as I.

By Glenn

January 20, 2008 1:24 PM | Link to this

Heck yeah. It’s high time somebody listened to us.

By ron

January 20, 2008 1:32 PM | Link to this

No worry,Sara,we won’t accuse you of advancing the discussion.

By @@

January 20, 2008 1:32 PM | Link to this

You’re a strange little girl Sara HEYwood J. Gilford—always looking for a boot up your bottom.

Talk to Getalife why don’tcha?

I’ve come to respect the way he deals with you. He may be a liberal storm trooper, but you deserve his boot.

BTW, I got a big kick out of your meltdown the other day. Let’s see if I can pull you up by the bootstraps…

Here and here

Hilariously funny! See what happens when you let me get the best of you. It’s the emotions little girl…get ‘em under control.

Reagan — Clinton — Bush makes me an independent.

Now, like I said following your second meltdown on that ^^^ link to a previous thread….

“I will not subject others here to your limited education.”

It’s a free country and you can go it alone if you so choose.

Blog on…

By jbmlaw

January 20, 2008 1:43 PM | Link to this

Dear Ron and @@, at risk of noting the obvious, Sara is our old friend PoFo.

By Senator Craig (REPUBLICAN)

January 20, 2008 1:48 PM | Link to this

You know, I’m really starting to like this Huckabee fellow. If anyone called me a flag I’d tell them exactly what they could do with their pole too, and it wouldn’t end up being very pretty.

Just as in my case, family values is very important to Huck. His son David is quite the character.

Republicans need to go on the family values offensive again if we are to keep the White House. Take the New England Patriots play-off game today. A group I organized will be protesting the NFL uniform. Tom Brady has no shame in the way he wears his uniform, and his actions could corrupt our innocent youth.

Its time to cover up NFL! Those uniforms leave little to the imagination, and I don’t like the idea of seeing Tom Brady naked. Disgusting.

I am sponsoring legislation that would require football players to wear small Velcro attached skirts to cover up their rear ends. If that doesn’t pass I will introduce a back up bill that would ban certain pant colors. White and tan should be banned because of the effect. Dark colors are best because you can’t see things as good. Of course we could ask the networks to just blur out the players private areas.

Go Packers!

By @@

January 20, 2008 1:49 PM | Link to this

Thanks jbmlaw, but I had already figured that out.

PoliFore and I go back a long way over at ml’s. She’s just having trouble catching up and that frustrates her.

By getalife

January 20, 2008 2:06 PM | Link to this

Actually duh,

Praising Lincoln is a good idea.

President Clinton too since he is the most popular man on this planet.

Funny, how the media is spinning he is too involved. He is her Oprah.

Not a peep when w said he gets advice from Laura.

Like Hillary, she may run with this experience but will lose to Chelsea.

Bwa.

By Glenn

January 20, 2008 2:17 PM | Link to this

Mm-m-mn. Let’s see. Just what is the difference between Oprah’s standing in endorsing Obama, Laura’s standing in counseling her husband, and the former President’s standing in running his wife for President…

And when was the last time there was a world figure who was very popular, and even by his own account Messianic…

…Mm-m-mnn…

By getalife

January 20, 2008 2:24 PM | Link to this

Here is Obama’s speech today

More hope for unity.

By Dusty

January 20, 2008 2:26 PM | Link to this

PoFo the incurable

He is a blog by himself. He furnishes the bloggers, the posts and argues with himself. He gets frantic when no one comments on his production. Then he steals a few IDs to get things going.

Po ol’ PoFo.. one short of a full deck but loaded with jokers. Right, Sara?

By Midori

January 20, 2008 2:30 PM | Link to this

stumbled across this story yesterday, and found it very illuminating:

George of Arabia: Better Kiss Your Abe ‘Goodbye’ Greg Palast

Bend over, pull out your wallet and kiss your Abe ‘goodbye.’ The Lincolns have got to go - and so do the Hamiltons and Jacksons.

Those bills in your billfold aren’t yours anymore. The landlords of our currency - Citibank, the national treasury of China and the House of Saud - are foreclosing and evicting all Americans from the US economy.

It’s mornings like this, when I wake up hung-over to photos of the King of Saudi Arabia festooning our President with gold necklaces, that I reluctantly remember that I am an economist; and one with some responsibility to explain what the hell Bush is doing kissing Abdullah’s camel.

Let’s begin by stating why Bush is not in Saudi Arabia. Bush ain’t there to promote ‘Democracy’ nor peace in Palestine, nor even war in Iran. And, despite what some pinhead from CNN stated, he sure as hell didn’t go to Riyadh to tell the Saudis to cut the price of oil.

What’s really behind Bush’s hajj to Riyadh is that America is in hock up to our knickers. The sub-prime mortgage market implosion, hitting a dozen banks with over $100 billion in losses, is just the tip of the debt-berg.

Continue reading: http://www.gregpalast.com/

By getalife

January 20, 2008 2:31 PM | Link to this

Glenn,

I know my posts are thought provoking, so don’t hurt yourself thinking.

Check the archives, I am always right.

Well, I did predict Gomer to win SC. Those wingnuts let me down again. I mean, rush and delay bashed McInsane so I guess there is hope for unity after all.

By Dusty

January 20, 2008 2:35 PM | Link to this

Now getalife has turned to jokes as he posts:

President Clinton is the most popular man on this planet.

Please…leave the jokes to PoFo.

By Joe

January 20, 2008 2:36 PM | Link to this

Normally i do not read trash today i decided to read most of this trash, it liely will not happen again. I am now convinced there should be a mental test as a voting requirement.I am also happy that you are not my neighbors, with attitudes like the ones i have read, no wonder the Country is hard to operate.

By Luckoduh

January 20, 2008 2:39 PM | Link to this

Well, if you weren’t tired of the demoKKKrats discriminating against the black man who dares to challenge the White Powers, here they are now hating on homosexuals:

{{{{By Senator Craig (REPUBLICAN) January 20, 2008 1:48 PM You know, I’m really starting to like this Huckabee fellow. If anyone called me a flag I’d tell them exactly what they could do with their pole too, and it wouldn’t end up being very pretty.}}}}

Does the lib hate ever end?

~~~~~

{{{{By getalife January 20, 2008 2:06 PM President Clinton too since he is the most popular man on this planet. Funny, how the media is spinning he is too involved.}}}}

al-Gitmo: I’ve got a great idea for an Obama campaign ad, it is wonderfully satirical and very much true.

It would open in a dark woodsy setting, dimly lit by campfires and would have a bunch of rob and pointy hat wearing dimwits sitting on their horseys with a cross burning in the background. The dialogue would open with that unmistakable James Carville voice saying “our KKKandidate is in trouble in New Hampshire, we must ride and help her.” Then a drunken Sindi Blumenthal voice could harp in “yesh, I wonts forgits too bring duh rope dis times.”™

Hilarious, ain’t it?

By getalife

January 20, 2008 2:45 PM | Link to this

Yeah, w is selling all assets to cover the debt.

Yet, he will keep borrowing for Iraqi welfare.

The common sense conservative position should be to stop Iraqi welfare but their candidate wants to stay in Iraq for 100 years.

It is insane.

By Dusty

January 20, 2008 2:46 PM | Link to this

Awwww

Now we get a lengthy liberal propaganda reprint that was more laughable than PoFo’s jokes.

I think I will go make a snowman. He’ll melt down tomorrow like libs in an election.

By getalife

January 20, 2008 2:49 PM | Link to this

Craig’s yes, yours no duh.

Geez.

By The Artist Formerly Known as Heywood

January 20, 2008 3:01 PM | Link to this

Astounding. @@ continues to obsess over me, even though I have officially retired from the Wooten Klan blog. I may need to file for a restraining order.

Sorry, @@ PoFo ain’t me and me ain’t PoFo. Perhaps that degraded grammar will sink into your syphillitic skull. That you would confuse my finely honed prose with PoFo’s sub-Vaudevillian attempts at humor is more than enough evidence of your redneck level “education”.

PoFo is the lib equivalent to Looks-so-dumb, that is to say, both act like a fine case of diarrhea…they come around frequently, make a lot of noise and stink up the place, but they never produce anything of substance.

Now, for the love of Dancing Jesus on a Trampoline, @@, play out your fantasies on someone else.

By Jablous?

January 20, 2008 3:06 PM | Link to this

Mrs. RepubLady?

Some maybe but not all. The day @@ was kicking Heywood’s collective ID a$$ she took a [parting shot at Dusty and @@, Heywood’s intended targets for the day here.

Mrs. RepubLady’s George W. Bush link takes you here.

Look familiar? If you’re a poster at Luckovich’s it does.

SQUAWK!

By Mrs. RepubLady

March 28, 2007 12:27 PM | Link to this

Dusty proves yet again (at 11:42) why she is the favorite frat house knee girl. Never stop, gurlfriend! Right and wrong, truth and consequences be DARNED. We are loyal to our guys no matter what they do! Semper Fraternis! I wouldn’t eat the olive in that martini if I were you… Only a bunch of independent thinking LOSERS care about truth and duty. Loyalty is the ONLY thing that matters! Hey Dusty, I need my knee pads back by tonight.

By Glenn

January 20, 2008 3:11 PM | Link to this

get,

Speaking of unity, we all should vet Obama from every angle. I know nothing about him but the flighty Newsweek-type info., which is to say I know nothing about him. It’s obvious that many of his supporters don’t really know about him either. I think a lot of people have sort of put their Obama homework at the bottom of the stack.

Good? Bad? A uniter? A divider (like Edwards and Huckabee)? I got no idea. I don’t care if he sold lids in high school or had an affair a few years ago, but we should know a lot more about him, his weaknesses as a leader, his chief strengths, any vulnerabilities our enemies could optimize, etc.

I’d run down the rumors that Hillary’s oppo shop is putting out via its blog cut-outs, but I’ve already wasted time running some of that junk to ground only to find that it’s completely impossible, made-up nonsense, so I’m trying to find some at least slightly reputable or otherwise accountable sources that would know and tell about him, as I know no one in Chicago or Springfield.

We should post Obama updates, for good or ill, as we find out discrete things about him. Something like that, anyway. What do you think?

By Glenn

January 20, 2008 3:11 PM | Link to this

get,

Speaking of unity, we all should vet Obama from every angle. I know nothing about him but the flighty Newsweek-type info., which is to say I know nothing about him. It’s obvious that many of his supporters don’t really know about him either. I think a lot of people have sort of put their Obama homework at the bottom of the stack.

Good? Bad? A uniter? A divider (like Edwards and Huckabee)? I got no idea. I don’t care if he sold lids in high school or had an affair a few years ago, but we should know a lot more about him, his weaknesses as a leader, his chief strengths, any vulnerabilities our enemies could optimize, etc.

I’d run down the rumors that Hillary’s oppo shop is putting out via its blog cut-outs, but I’ve already wasted time running some of that junk to ground only to find that it’s completely impossible, made-up nonsense, so I’m trying to find some at least slightly reputable or otherwise accountable sources that would know and tell about him, as I know no one in Chicago or Springfield.

We should post Obama updates, for good or ill, as we find out discrete things about him. Something like that, anyway. What do you think?

By getalife

January 20, 2008 3:22 PM | Link to this

I think it takes a Clinton to clean up after a bush.

By Dusty

January 20, 2008 3:30 PM | Link to this

More jokes, getalife? Clinton is NOT synonymous with “clean”. Try “impeachment”.

By Brady "Superbowl" Bill

January 20, 2008 3:38 PM | Link to this

As Americans look ahead to the new year and reflect on the year past, a recent Gallup Poll finds the public generally content with their own lives. Most Americans say they are generally happy, with a slim majority saying they are “very happy.” More than 8 in 10 Americans say they are satisfied with their personal lives at this time, including a solid majority who say they are ‘very satisfied.’

Gee. I can’t wait for My Mommy Nanny Pelosi and The Shrill to help me reduce myself to the misery of others who are too lazy to get off their @sses and enjoy the fruits and opportunities of what’s available to us in this Great Nation.

Then again, the left never played on the success stories in this nation - they have always just punished them and play on those with no willpower to better themselves - WITHOUT government assistance. At least since JFK anway. Today it’s “what can your country do for YOU?” God help us. Our Forefathers would be saying “we fought for freedom of oppressive taxation and individuality for THIS?”

By getalife

January 20, 2008 3:45 PM | Link to this

Mike Huckabee’s White Supremacist Links

Check out the cartoonist in that link.

White Flour!

By Glenn

January 20, 2008 3:45 PM | Link to this

It’s the server that’s posting double. Been happening to several of us.

By Midori

January 20, 2008 3:56 PM | Link to this

Red, White and Blue Tag Sale

When President Bush finished doing his sword dances and Arabian stallion inspections, when he finished making a speech in Abu Dhabi on the importance of freedom that fell flat, when he finished lounging in his fur-lined George of Arabia robe in the Saudi king’s tent, he came home.

Or he came to what was left of home.

A Washington Post cartoon by Tom Toles summed it up best: “Great to be home,” W. enthuses on Air Force One, heading toward the East Coast. “Anything interesting happen while I was gone?” Hanging on the skyline of New York is a sign reading: “U.S.A. Now a Wholly Owned Subsidiary of Foreign Investors.”

You know you’re in trouble when your Middle East oil pump is greener than you are.

By Luckoduh

January 20, 2008 4:12 PM | Link to this

{{{{OBAMA RIPS INTO BILL KLUX MONDAY DURING ABC INTERVIEW WITH ‘GOOD MORNING AMERICA’ HOST ROBIN ROBERTS… SAYS HE FEELS LIKE HE RUNNING AGAINST BOTH KU KLUX’S… Bill Klux ‘has taken his advocacy on behalf of his “wife” to a level that I think is pretty troubling. He continues to make statements that are not supported by the facts. Whether it’s about my record of opposition to the war in Iraq or our approach to organizing in Las Vegas. This has become a habit and one of the things that we’re gonnna have to do is to directly confront Bill Klux when he’s making statements that are not factually accurate’}}}}

He’s getting hit by the whole……kkklan.

Bwa.

By Dusty

January 20, 2008 4:26 PM | Link to this

Ho hmmmm

More Bush-bashing hate propaganda by liberals @ 3:56.

BUSH IS NOT RUNNING FOR A THIRD TERM!!

By @@

January 20, 2008 4:29 PM | Link to this

Well HEYYYYYY!! how’s it going DRIFTwood?

My sunshine’s got you all dried out and washed up I see.

It’s still YOUR personal problem.

Blog on…

By @@

January 20, 2008 4:34 PM | Link to this

Getalife:

You were still cheering on Ron Paul when I revealed his racist attitude towards African Americans.

I’m really beginning to wonder about you.

Goldie eventually caught on, and Goldie ain’t too bright.

By getalife

January 20, 2008 4:35 PM | Link to this

Great post Midori.

We tried to tell them but they keep cheering on the destruction of our country and the pathetic cheerleader.

I guess we are the United States of Arabia now. He outsourced our economy to those evil Sunnis.

Geez.

By Luckoduh

January 20, 2008 4:36 PM | Link to this

{{{{Billy Klux is drawing down his political capital and harming his role as a global statesman. “This is excruciating,” says a member of the KKKlintons’ circle, who asked for anonymity. “But the stakes couldn’t be higher. It’s worth it to tarnish himself a bit now to win the presidency.”}}}}

{{{{Greg Craig, who coordinated KKKlinton’s impeachment defense in 1998 and is now a senior Obama adviser, argues that “recent events raise the question: if Ku Klux Kampaign can’t control Bill, whether Hillary’s White House could.”}}}}

Never mind all of that, what does it say of the Dimwit that she cannot Kampaign on her own without the Imperial Wizard’s help?

By @@

January 20, 2008 4:39 PM | Link to this

Let me change that to read:

All washed up and dried out.

See ^^^!!!! even a hot bath’ll get you zilch.

Blog on….

By getalife

January 20, 2008 4:43 PM | Link to this

@@,

White flour!

White flower!

Oh, there were racists against my people.

We gave them an offer they could not refuse.

Then we took over NY City and the country.

Have you seen the garbage in Italy?

Bwa.

By Ron Paul's Panties

January 20, 2008 4:50 PM | Link to this

It’s obvious to those without a lobotomy (which excludes democrat libs obviously) that the only reason the bean heads on the wacky left support Ron Paul is because he’s an anti-war, anti-kill-our-enemy pantywaste puss.

You wanna give up more of your money as a successful, core-driven, and TRUE independent American? Vote RAT. What’s the point of bettering yourself and earning more income when it will just get STOLEN from you and re-distributed to some* who like sitting on their asses? Let’s ask the increasingly pissed off Bill Clinton what he thinks - hell he’s acting as if HE’S running again. What a couple of political “family” clowns.

*Some does not equal all.

By @@

January 20, 2008 5:03 PM | Link to this

Getalife:

I don’t quite understand your 4:33.

Have you seen the garbage in Italy?

I thought you were Italian. Anyhoo….

I’m taking the RIGHT path. I honestly believe that the Democratic Party has exhibited subversive racism. I don’t know if this is true or not but I’m thinking well……he is a Democrat.

The day after New Year’s 1996, operatives for Barack Obama filed into a barren hearing room of the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners.

[There they began the tedious process of challenging hundreds of signatures on the nominating petitions of state Sen. Alice Palmer, the longtime progressive activist from the city’s South Side. And they kept challenging petitions until every one of Obama’s four Democratic primary rivals was forced off the ballot.

Holy Italian balogna!

By Midori

January 20, 2008 5:03 PM | Link to this

You wanna give up more of your money as a successful, core-driven, and TRUE independent American? Vote CANT.

RepubliCANT.

Can’t govern.

Can’t rule.

Can’t get elected without cheating.

Can’t do a darn thing but bow down and support the corporations.

By The Hillarity Hour

January 20, 2008 5:10 PM | Link to this

There are some ideas that are funny, there are some ideas that are sad, there are even some ideas that are pitiful, and then there are ideas that are truly pathetic beyond all reasoning.

There is this woman who is running for president who has been an outspoken critic of the war in Iraq. Well, sort of critical, depending on what time of the month it is – so to speak. If the war is going good, she’s for it. If it’s going bad, she’s against it. That’s real leadership there folks. A few weeks ago this woman made a comment which may very well be the most pathetic yet revealing on the true character of this character running: “The reason things are going well in Iraq is because of my comment made to start withdrawing troops in Iraq in January 2009.”

In other words, according to The Socialist Self-Appointed Queen, her words, and her words only, struck fear in Iraqis and they decided to straighten up together.

No mention of violence being way down since the surge, no mention of Iraqis coming together since the surge, and no mention of schools and businesses opening up at increasing frequency since the surge. C

Certainly there was no mention of her or many of her pathetic non-leading left wing ilk in Congress being against the War in Iraq only after the going started going rough, although they voted for war authority initially.

Kindly note not one Democrat candidate is referring much about the war these days other than the Breck Girl ambulance chaser, who, like a little primping prissy school girl, has a hard time getting the attention of the big boys.

It’s truly telling about the leadership qualities of the candidates on the left. Why, if we want leaders to just follow what other people think and say, what the hell do we need leaders for?

But back to Hillarity, there are two issues here: 1) what kind of arrogant individual does it take to make such a brazen and completely self-centered comment which is not only a fictional statement but a flat out LIE (yes a REAL lie, not a Bush “lie”) and 2) what does it say about the intellect of those out there who actually support this woman? No wonder one of her senior campaign advisers got nailed for a DUI.

That “iron my shirt” clown was a Hillarity camp plant to bring out the victimhood mentality for Hillarity. Boo hoo.

By Midori

January 20, 2008 5:16 PM | Link to this

Andy, @@ and Dusty’s favorite tv show and subject

By @@

January 20, 2008 5:17 PM | Link to this

Midori:

Can’t get elected without cheating.

So what do you call what Obama did in Chicago? and

What do you call what Bill and Hillary attempted to do in Vegas?

I dunno….this is looking pretty bad for your candidates AND your party. That’s IMHRepublican Opinion of course.

I feel your pain.

By jbmlaw

January 20, 2008 5:18 PM | Link to this

Dear Midori @ 5:03, interesting post, sound like it was written by either Jesse Jackson or George Orwell. Certainly reflects the highest level of thought in the American left, my compliments.

By getalife

January 20, 2008 5:25 PM | Link to this

timmah and NBC had no idea how the Nevada delegates worked. KO had to keep asking who won Nevada.

It was pathetic but CNN did know and reported correctly.

By Pantywasted Liberal

January 20, 2008 5:28 PM | Link to this

Can’t get elected without cheating.

Midori the pampered liberal pup said that. These are the same buttplugs that are AGAINST voter freaking ID.

But don’t take my word for leftist demoncat cheating.

Disgusting hypocritical pigs.

By getalife

January 20, 2008 5:31 PM | Link to this

Noonan: The Republican Party is trying to re-find its soul.

You will find it in hell.

Bwa.

By RealRep

January 20, 2008 5:31 PM | Link to this

Mike congratulates John McCain. How fitting for the only real Republicans in the primary to finish 1-2 in South Carolina.

Most revealing is how The South hasn’t bought into the imposters Thompson and Romney. The real conservatives have the fortitude to call out GWB for the failure he has been. John did this with the war, and today he is respected and rewarded for it.

However, no one offers our party the much needed moral backbone better that Mike.

A vote for Giuliani is a vote for Hillary. Besides, how can he be counted on to run a country when he can’t even handle a campaign?

Huckabee ‘08

By @@

January 20, 2008 5:31 PM | Link to this

I may need to drag that story down for Midori. She’s kinda slow too. Here ‘ya go Polly.

The day after New Year’s 1996, operatives for Barack Obama filed into a barren hearing room of the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners.

There they began the tedious process of challenging hundreds of signatures on the nominating petitions of state Sen. Alice Palmer, the longtime progressive activist from the city’s South Side. And they kept challenging petitions until every one of Obama’s four Democratic primary rivals was forced off the ballot.

It’s from the Chicago Tribune. Obama’s hometown.

Now don’t go postin’ cartoons. I know being a Democrat is frustrating but really….

aren’t Congressional dem cartoon characters enough?

By @@

January 20, 2008 5:39 PM | Link to this

Let me change ^^^ that too—I’m all about change.

aren’t dem Congressional cartoon characters enough?

By blog dawg

January 20, 2008 5:41 PM | Link to this

“You will find it in hell.”

That, from a disgusting party that has no problem with sucking the brains out of an unborn infant.

Don’t think so.

By The Moral Backbone of Mike

January 20, 2008 5:43 PM | Link to this

Mike asks, “Who would Jesus sodomize with a flagpole?”

For verily, the wages of challenging a backwoods bigot on their sick love of “heritage” is to have your moral backbone stiffened by a flagpole.

Mike ‘08. Because a vote for Rudy is a vote for a homo-loving abortionist dago.

By Mike

January 20, 2008 5:45 PM | Link to this

Gee, I can’t wait for our government run universal health care here after reading this. Now I really understand why the Brits have rotten teeth.

First the libs gave us a rotten deal on retirement (Social Security), and now these social leeches want to give us our health care, and I assume that means dental care as well.

I wonder how many of those 47 million without health insurance are in their 20s and 30s and choose to do so while choosing to drive a nice car and/or own a big screen TV and/or Xbox?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?inarticleid=508496&inpageid=1770&ito=1490

Let’s give it up for Hillary!

By getalife

January 20, 2008 5:48 PM | Link to this

Yes, I just read you aborted 68 more Iraqis.

Genocidal abortions.

By @@

January 20, 2008 5:54 PM | Link to this

It would behoove the liberal posters here to change their underoos more frequently! But alas….

they’d rather change their IDs than to acknowledge the fact that they’re stewin’ in something.

By blog dawg

January 20, 2008 5:57 PM | Link to this

“Yes, I just read you aborted 68 more Iraqis.”

Actually I find abortion or any war repulsive, but at least domestic war, abortion, keeps future liberals out of the equation.

Ouch.

By The Artist Formerly Known as Heywood

January 20, 2008 5:58 PM | Link to this

Well, isn’t this cute. All these upstanding, righteous wingnuts all up in arms over hardball voter suppression tactics. Why, they are shocked SHOCKED to discover such goings on.

The Artist Formerly Known as Heywood (TAFKAH) takes a break from sucking the brains out of unborn babies (aka Sabbath Dinner for us liberals) to anticipate the clutched pearls of horror when the large-legged woman of Westchester County becomes President and, faced with an expanded unitary executive power never before dreamed of, launches her Glorious Dictatorship of the Abortitariat. Indeed, we may end up with Hillary dancing about the Oval Office balancing a globe of the Earth on her fingertips. Outraged Right Thinkers will howl at the violence done to the Constitution, at the re-education camps for wingnut spewers, at the forced sex ed for pre-K students (including demonstration sessions with Steely Dans and Armand Clockhammers, conducted by Bill the Clenis himself).

Once proud bloviators like Russert and Matthews and Limbaugh and Hannity will be forced, Abu Graib-style, to ram the wrecked ‘ems of each other with splintery mop and broom handles, while Malkin and Coulter are forced to munch each other’s carpets in lieu of actual food.

And these howls of protest will rise as if on wings to the balcony where Eva Clagina laughs her maniacal screech and says, tough t!ts, suckers, YOU made it all possible. And at that she will force Georgie to open his imbecilic gorge to take yet another dump of Freedom (TM) as Laura, stoned on Xanax and sated by the constant pump pump pump of the Clenis, smiles emptily as the Clagina’s discharge fills the ex-Pres’s pie hole.

Oh, time for dessert. Looks like we are eating the fetus organs as sweetbreads tonight!

By Luckoduh

January 20, 2008 5:59 PM | Link to this

There are few things better than great Conservative opinion pieces:

{{{{The prissiness of the press. When the press uses the word “attack”—as it does regularly—you might think a mugging or some other act of violence had taken place. Nope. All it means is that one presidential candidate has criticized another, usually by favorably contrasting his or her record with that of an opponent. If this is done in a speech, the candidate is “going negative.” A TV ad that criticizes or contrasts is an “attack ad.”}}}}

{{{{This has left very little of significance to discuss. So each has picked a vague topic to emphasize. Obama will bring us together, Clinton is a change agent, and Edwards will drive the unholy lobbyists out of the temples of government in Washington. Now race has slipped in the back door of the campaign to become an issue.}}}}

~~~~~

{{{{Obviously, as America’s “newspaper of record,” the Times would resent any suggestion that it’s anti-military. I’m sure if you were one of these crazed military stalker whackjobs following the reporters home you’d find their cars sporting the patriotic bumper sticker “We Support Our Troops, Even After They’ve Been Convicted.” As usual, the Times stories are written in the fey, more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger tone that’s a shoo-in come Pulitzer time.}}}}

{{{{Thus, with declining deaths in the war zones, the media narrative evolves. Old story: “America’s soldiers are being cut down by violent irrational insurgents we can never hope to understand.” New story: “Americans are being cut down by violent irrational soldiers we can never hope to understand.” In the quagmire of these veterans’ minds, every leafy Connecticut subdivision is Fallujah and every Dunkin’ Donuts clerk an Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.}}}}

{{{{Au contraire, the columnist Ralph Peters calculated that Iraq and Afghanistan vets are about one-fifth as likely to murder you as the average 18-to-34-year-old American male. Better yet, the blogger Iowahawk meticulously drew his own “patchwork picture” of another “quiet phenomenon”: the Denver newspaper columnist arrested for stalking, the Cincinnati TV reporter facing child-molestation charges, the Philadelphia anchorwoman who went on a violent drunken rampage. As Iowahawk’s one-man investigative unit wondered:}}}}

{{{{“Unrelated incidents, or mounting evidence that America’s newsrooms have become a breeding ground for murderous, drunk, gun-wielding child molesters?”}}}}

{{{{Our war has one of the lowest fatality rates of any war ever, and, when they get so low that even Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid temporarily give up the quagmire bleating, the Times invents bogus stories to suggest that the few veterans lucky enough to make it out of Iraq alive are ticking time-bombs ready to explode across every Main Street in the land.}}}}

Does anybody still believe a word that comes out of the Treason Times or the Urinal?

Oh, I forgot, there are liberal dimwits in this blog.

Of course they believe the bulls…

By @@

January 20, 2008 6:00 PM | Link to this

I have to ask!

Is there any conservative here other than the fake RealRep who supports Huckabee; or who thinks he stands a chance of winning the GOP’s nomination?

I sure don’t after looking at his record. He’s a liberal by all accounts.

By Glenn

January 20, 2008 6:00 PM | Link to this

That’s right, get, the U.S. is trying to wipe out all Iraqis, and they’re doing it in your name, of course. So beware, because those genocidal mass murderers are coming home—-to New Orleans too. Lock your doors.

Mike,

Probably not, since He was tortured to death on a stake. But he might scourge a sacred place with a whip if he found such hypocrites as Mike Huckabee desecrating it, and construing His sacrifice as an invitation to fatuous happytalk.

By getalife

January 20, 2008 6:03 PM | Link to this

Yea wingnut, your party has done well ruining this country.

Idiot.

By Jim Beam

January 20, 2008 6:05 PM | Link to this

“Once proud bloviators like Russert and Matthews and Limbaugh and Hannity will be forced, Abu Graib-style, to ram the wrecked ‘ems of each other with splintery mop and broom handles, while Malkin and Coulter are forced to munch each other’s carpets in lieu of actual food.”

That pathetic post at 5:58 was brought to you by the modern Moveon.org liberal Democrat left in this nation. Aren’t those liberal fascist hogs on the left wonderful people that you SO want to be like?

Yeah. Like a Jim Jones follower. Wingnut left wing freak from hell.

By Jim Beam

January 20, 2008 6:07 PM | Link to this

“Yea wingnut, your party has done well ruining this country.”

I’m better off than I was when your boy Clinton was in office, liberal freakshow. GFY you POS nolife loser from HELL.

By getalife

January 20, 2008 6:08 PM | Link to this

Way to support the troops Glenn.

This w’s genocide.

By Sara Gilford

January 21, 2008 8:42 AM | Link to this

MLK’s Birthday: We can live the dream.