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I think Keith Olbermann is pretty awesome (pg. 2)
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| The17sss |
I'd post a rebuttal of stupid bat- crazy statements that Democrats have made in the last year (such has Georgia Congressman Hank Johnson saying he feared if Guam became too populated, the island might capsize), but I don't have the requisite 6 hours available for something like that.
All I will say is this: not a single Democrat is running on their record; not Obamacare, not Cap and Trade, not the Stimulus or any of the bank and insurance company bailout measures they voted for; some are openly running away from Obama's agenda. They have pathetically resorted to only distractive negative personal attacks as a last resort of desperation... all championed by the King of vile hate, Keith Olberdouche. |
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| ziptnf |
Good thing the Tea Partiers are such level-headed, intelligent leaders. Glad to see that the Republican party is instilling trust into the American people.
Oh wait. |
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| WhooCares |
| quote: | Originally posted by The17sss
I'd post a rebuttal of stupid bat- crazy statements that Democrats have made in the last year (such has Georgia Congressman Hank Johnson saying he feared if Guam became too populated, the island might capsize) |
is that the first thing that came to mind? something someone said a long time ago? unlike your fellow brethren who speak and act (daily) as if they only passed elementary and live in the 60's |
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| The17sss |
| quote: | Originally posted by WhooCares
is that the first thing that came to mind? something someone said a long time ago? unlike your fellow brethren who speak and act (daily) as if they only passed elementary and live in the 60's |
I didn't know March 2010 was ancient history. |
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| The17sss |
| quote: | Originally posted by ziptnf
Glad to see that the Republican party is instilling trust into the American people. |
I don't know if you know this... but we are not a monarchy, and we were set up to be run by the people, not have them ruled by a small population of elites from a centralized location. ;) |
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| Joss Weatherby |
| quote: | Originally posted by The17sss
I don't know if you know this... but we are not a monarchy, and we were set up to be run by the people, not have them ruled by a small population of elites from a centralized location. ;) |
Yea too bad the people are ing stupid. I am sorry but I do not trust a majority of this country to actually do whats best for themselves. They have no idea how complicated is.
Anyway, I hope the Republicans win big this year because it will 1000% assure that they never hold office again. Ever. |
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| The17sss |
| quote: | Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
Yea too bad the people are ing stupid. I am sorry but I do not trust a majority of this country to actually do whats best for themselves. They have no idea how complicated is. |
But basement dwellers like you DO know what's best, and understand the complexities? You see that's the type of arrogance that leads to the problems we are experiencing now; tons of career politicians and Ivey League academics with zero real world business or economic experience trying to control the economy. It doesn't work... obviously. Look at the ineptness creating a climate of total uncertainty out there. |
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| EddieZilker |
| quote: | Originally posted by The17sss
But basement dwellers like you DO know what's best, and understand the complexities? You see that's the type of arrogance that leads to the problems we are experiencing now; tons of career politicians and Ivey League academics with zero real world business or economic experience trying to control the economy. It doesn't work... obviously. Look at the ineptness creating a climate of total uncertainty out there. |
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSfh1wiXH20
Scroll to :41 and then speak of ineptness.
Should have made Palin blush. |
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| The17sss |
I hear you man; I don't believe Christine O'Donnell is worthy of office at that level... although she would at least be fiscally responsible, and that's a better option than that idiot Chris Coons she's running against. That's one of those "lesser of 2 evils" races. |
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| EddieZilker |
| quote: | Originally posted by The17sss
I hear you man; I don't believe Christine O'Donnell is worthy of office at that level... although she would at least be fiscally responsible, and that's a better option than that idiot Chris Coons she's running against. That's one of those "lesser of 2 evils" races. |
I don't think she can salvage her tattered dignity after that debate. I doubt she'll save us any more money. Reminds me of a Mount Pleasant Republican running for county commissioner who keeps raising issues that are completely outside the jurisdiction of the current incumbent's office. You're talking about people who have no real-world experience other than some now derided college education yet the people who are running against the incumbent demycrats have more in common with the ignorant drones constituting the Khmer Rouge than anyone I'd have respect for, let alone not fear, while in office.
Show me a Republican who's not speaking in cliche', and therefore makes sense when he talks, and who has graduated any college, and I'll vote for him or her. What I'm not going to do is put someone in office who talks like they have their teeth brushed for them in an assisted living facility. |
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| wotyzoid |
| quote: | Originally posted by The17sss
But basement dwellers like you DO know what's best, and understand the complexities? You see that's the type of arrogance that leads to the problems we are experiencing now; tons of career politicians and Ivey League academics with zero real world business or economic experience trying to control the economy. It doesn't work... obviously. Look at the ineptness creating a climate of total uncertainty out there. |
Yeah, bro, them Tea Party folks really got what it takes to switch things around, huh? |
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