Oh man what an action packed schedule tonight on “The David Goldstein Show”, 7PM to 10PM on Newsradio 710-KIRO:
7PM: Who killed the Home Buyer’s Bill of Rights? (And why?)
Or is it really dead? Attorney Sandy Levy, who represents both builders and aggrieved homebuyers joins me by phone to explain what a new home warranty is good for consumers, and the bill’s sponsor, state Sen. Brian Weinstein will also join me with an update on an emotional political fight that left state Rep. Brendan Williams threatening to quite the House.
8PM: Is Rep. Dennis Kucinich unelectable?
Democratic presidential candidate Rep. Dennis Kucinich will be in-studio, sitting across the desk from me for the hour… so why not call in and ask him yourself? Or you could ask him about some important issues, like the war in Iraq, universal health care, his proposal for a Department of Peace, and more.
9PM: Are sick and dying cats the canary in the coal mine?
A Del Monte Foods spokesperson confirmed to me today that the melamine-tainted wheat gluten used in their recalled pet food was indeed sold to them as a “food grade” additive, raising the likelihood that the human food supply may have been contaminated as well. Join me for an update on the latest news in the massive pet food recall, and what this may mean for food safety nationwide.
Tune in tonight (or listen to the live stream) and give me a call: 1-877-710-KIRO (5476).
Moonbat poll: Who is the most unelectable moonbat candidate:
1) Kook Kucinich
2) The Smartest Woman In The World
3) The Breck Girl
Why does Bush hate our troops? The brave and wise Democratic party has passed a superb bill that funds our troops in the battlefield. Yet the cowardly draft-dodging Bush says he will veto the bill. How does he expect our brave troops to defend America without money? The Bush regime should be ashamed of itself for hating our troops and America should remember that the patriotic Democratic party did its best to defeat Bush family friend Osama bin Laden and Bush said he’d veto the bill.
We liberal democrats should take the “high road” on the battle for fair wages and immediately start paying our own democrat political volunteers. We need to stop being hypocrites by putting our money where our mouth is. We should also pay back wages and insure that all volunteers have health care. All democrat political volunteers should get a fair wage and healthcare whether they want it or not. Who is with me!!!! Let us lead by example.
Mark The Redneck KENNEDY, you forgot the Magic Negro.
“Is Rep. Dennis Kucinich unelectable? ”
He should be a shoe-in. Don’t forget your November mandate nutroots!
The American people want change. Remember? LMFAO!!
A better question would be, Are any declared Demecrats electable?
Simple answer is no.
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I like it. If democrats are really for a fair wage why wouldn’t they pay their own volunteers, right? Isn’t accepting volunteer work the same as accepting slave labor. Yes, I think it is. I am with you on this crusade concerned. Courage, courage.
“Is Rep. Dennis Kucinich unelectable?”
No. In 2008, the Democrats could run a goldfish and win.
@1 The correct answer is:
(4) Any candidate with an “R” after his/her name.
@2 It won’t make any difference to the troops. The only difference it’ll make is that instead of getting paid to not feed the troops, Halliburton won’t get paid to not feed the troops.
@8 Also, instead of getting paid to not deliver drinking water to the troops, Halliburton won’t get paid to not deliver drinking water to the troops.
And some other politically-connected contractors will no longer get paid to not provide body and vehicle armor to the troops.
However, happily, http://www.operation-helmet.org/ will still provide helmet upgrades to troops who didn’t get them from private contractors who were paid to not provide helmet upgrades to the troops.
5
Yes Dan, I just hope the rest of my democrat brothers and sisters join me in this crusade. As a party we domocrats should be above the use of political volunteers. Everyone who works in the party should get a living wage and healthcare no matter what. Anything less than this and we are hypocrites. Who is with me?
@3 Doofus, whatever the Democrats pay, you can be sure it’s more than the CHEAP LABOR CONSERVATIVES pay … so kwitcherbellyachen.
Are we the party of fair living wage or are we just a bunch of “cheap labor” democrats. Stand up for fair wages.
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Rabbit your are with right? Dont tell me your are for slave labor…… No, say it isn’t so.
@10 Just what this board needs — another wingfuck imposter pretending to be a Democrat. You go to Hell for that, you know. God doesn’t like it when Republicans impersonate saints or Democrats.
@13 I’m for you getting run over by a truck.*
* Ha ha! April fool joke! Ann Coulter humor, ya know?
Yep, when it comes to cheap labor I guess the dems are no better then the repubs. I guess the plight of the democrat political volunteer will continue. Democrats are for Cheap labor.
Democrats employ slave labor. Justice for the democrat political volunteer.
NY Times Bitch Slaps Rove!
“The Rovian Era
“Editorial
“Published: April 1, 2007
“Turn over a scandal in Washington these days and the chances are you’ll find Karl Rove. His tracks are everywhere: whether it’s helping to purge United States attorneys, coaching bureaucrats on how to spend taxpayers’ money to promote Republican candidates, hijacking the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives for partisan politics, or helping to organize a hit on the character of one of the first people to publicly reveal the twisting of intelligence reports on Iraq.
“Whatever the immediate objective, Mr. Rove seems focused on one overarching goal: creating a permanent Republican majority, even if that means politicizing every aspect of the White House and subverting the governmental functions of the executive branch. This is not the Clinton administration’s permanent campaign. The Clinton people had difficulty distinguishing between the spin cycle of a campaign and the tone of governing. That seems quaint compared with the Bush administration’s far more menacing failure to distinguish the Republican Party from the government, or the state itself.
“This was, perhaps, the inevitable result of taking the chief operative of a presidential campaign, one famous for his scorched-earth style, and ensconcing him in the White House — not in a political role, but as a key player in the formation of policy. Mr. Rove never had to submit to Senate confirmation hearings. Yet, from the very start, photographs of cabinet meetings showed him in the background, keeping an enforcer’s eye on the proceedings. After his re-election in 2004, President Bush formally put Mr. Rove in charge of all domestic policy.
“In that position, … Mr. Rove took a lead role in selecting federal judges and the hiring — and firing — of United States attorneys. Mr. Rove’s staff maneuvered to fire the prosecutor in Arkansas and replace him with a Rove protégé, and also seems to have been involved in the firing of a United States attorney in New Mexico who refused to file what he considered to be baseless charges of election fraud against Democrats.
“Mr. Rove’s efforts to maintain one-party rule go deep into the government. Last week, we learned about a meeting set up by Mr. Rove’s staff with officials of the General Services Administration that was wildly inappropriate and perhaps illegal. The aim, as outlined by Mr. Rove’s deputy, Scott Jennings, seems to have been to take advantage of the billions of dollars in contracts put out by the agency every year to return Republicans to the majority in Congress in 2008. It included PowerPoint slides on vulnerable House and Senate seats.
“This sort of behavior should not be all that surprising. It was not that long ago that the Bush White House embraced the priorities of the Republican governor of Mississippi and virtually ignored the far greater needs of Louisiana’s Democratic governor after Hurricane Katrina.
“Mr. Rove retreated a bit from the public eye in the heat of the Lewis Libby trial, but after avoiding indictment, he seems to have regained his confidence. Take a look at YouTube to see his bizarre, humor-challenged gyrations … the other night.
“The investigation of the firings of the United States attorneys seems to be closing in on Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, who should have been fired weeks ago. But Congress should bring equal scrutiny to the more powerful Mr. Rove. If it does, especially by forcing him to testify in public, it will find that he has been at the vortex of many of the biggest issues they are now investigating.”
Quoted under Fair Use; for complete editorial see http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04.....1sun1.html
Roger Rabbit Commentary: This is about as close as an editorial writer can come to saying Rove belongs behind bars without actually saying it.
@17 et al. – ever notice how wingfuck traitors try to change the subject when they’re getting an ass-whupping?
19
Ahhhh, no not really. I do notice that with the dems though. Hehehehehe The “CHEAP LABOR” democrats are the worst. hahahahahaha
Apr. 1, 2007 1:00 | Updated Apr. 1, 2007 9:46
‘US ready to strike Iran on Good Friday’
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF AND AP
The United States will be ready to launch a missile attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities as soon as early this month, perhaps “from 4 a.m. until 4 p.m. on April 6,” according to reports in the Russian media on Saturday.
According to Russian intelligence sources, the reports said, the US has devised a plan to attack several targets in Iran, and an assault could be carried out by launching missiles from fighter jets and warships stationed in the Persian Gulf.
Russian news agency RIA Novosti quoted a security official as saying, “Russian intelligence has information that the US Armed Forces stationed in the Persian Gulf have nearly completed preparations for a missile strike against Iranian territory.”
http://www.globalresearch.ca/i.....cleId=5244
@21 Quagmire v. 2.0
Damn you, Goldstein. I didn’t call up to talk to you. . . I called to talk to Dennis. You are so full of yourself. I haven’t listened to your show for several weeks because I don’t want to hear your views. I love Kucinich and my questions were for him.
You are way too full of yourself. So, you can keep your opinions to yourself.
Believe it or not, I, too, read occasionally. You can go to hell . . . when I call in to talk to a guest, it isn’t you I’m expecting to hear from. I don’t care what you think. Got it?
And check out Postman and you’ll hear it from Hong Tran herself. What a total know-it-all jerk you are.
Also, I read that the Dem party flooded Iowa with party people to head off Dean. Dean had so much momentum and won nothing. Don’t you have any curiosity about that?
God help us from know-it-alls like you!
Back to not listening. I don’t need a blowhard like you in my political-listening life.
Support our troops – take their place.
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Support our troops. Count all military ballots.
Roger Rabbit @ 22
Not unless we get involved in a Iranian civil war after we have defeated them. Especially if we want to fight such a civil war without actually taking sides.
Support our troops. Listen to EVERYTHING Karl Rove says. He speaks the Truth, so help him God.
Amen.
Dennis Kuccinch sounded much better then I recall from the tmes I listened to him 4 years ago in the debates .
He has no chance , and I disagree with him on most of the issues . Quite naive I believe concerning the terrorists and his belief treating them “better” will have better results .
He gained my respect though as someone who is sincere and concerned about people . Not your normal DC politician , right or left that we have been exposed to .He Has some principles. However Davuid got onhis liberal we are better then you band wagon , and I turned off the program after Kuccinch got off.
Listened to
@23 Is everyone in Skagit County as cranky as you?
@25 Damn right! We need to stop THIS bullshit right now:
“A confidential campaign directed by GOP party chiefs in October 2004 sought to challenge the ballots of tens of thousands of voters …. One group of voters wrongly identified by the Republicans as registering to vote from false addresses: servicemen and women sent overseas.
“Here’s how the scheme worked: The RNC mailed these voters letters in envelopes marked, ‘Do not forward’, to be returned to the sender. These letters were mailed to servicemen and women … to their US home addresses. The letters then returned to the Bush-Cheney campaign as ‘undeliverable.’ The lists of soldiers of ‘undeliverable’ letters were transmitted … to the RNC in Washington. The party could then challenge the voters’ registration and thereby prevent their absentee ballots being counted.
“One target list was comprised exclusively of voters registered at the Jacksonville, Florida, Naval Air Station. Jacksonville is third largest naval installation in the US, best known as home of the Blue Angels fighting squandron. [See this scrub sheet at http://flickr.com/photo_zoom.g.....038;size=o ] …
“A soldier returning home in time to vote in November 2004 could also be challenged on the basis of the returned envelope. Soldiers challenged would be required to vote by ‘provisional’ ballot. Over one million provisional ballots cast in the 2004 race were never counted; over half a million absentee ballots were also rejected. The extraordinary rise in the number of rejected ballots was the result of the widespread multi-state voter challenge campaign by the Republican Party. …
“The BBC obtained several dozen confidential emails sent by the Republican’s national Research Director and Deputy Communications chief, Tim Griffin to GOP Florida campaign chairman Brett Doster and other party leaders. Attached were spreadsheets marked, ‘Caging.xls.’ Each of these contained several hundred to a few thousand voters and their addresses. A check of the demographics of the addresses on the ‘caging lists,’ as the GOP leaders called them indicated that most were in African-American majority zip codes.
“The party has refused to say why it would mark soldiers as having ‘bad addresses’ subject to challenge when they had been assigned abroad. …
“Setting up such a challenge list would be a crime under federal law. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 outlaws mass challenges of voters where race is a factor in choosing the targeted group. …
“Soldiers sending in their ballot from abroad would not know their vote was lost because of a challenge.
Quoted under Fair Use; for complete story and/or copyright info, see http://tinyurl.com/jv9nf
Roger Rabbit Commentary: What kind of scumbags would take adventage of soldiers deployed overseas to deprive them of their right to vote? Republican scumbags, that’s who! Note that this “caging” operation was ILLEGAL. That means everyone GOP party worker who was involved in this scheme can be prosecuted for a felony and sent to prison. When (not if) Democrats take control of the executive branch in Jan. 2009, a new group of federal prosecutors are going to hunt down and jail every one of these Republican slimeballs.
Not one of the bleating trolls on this board has donated a dime to http://www.operation-helmet.org/ . Fucking troop-hating traitors should all be hanged!*
* Just kidding! Wingnut humor …
Roger Rabbit @ 32
I don’t think the challenged voters were selected by race. They were probably selected from precincts that vote heavily Democrat. If you are in Duval County, Florida (Jacksonville), almost all of the 75%+ Democrat precincts tend to be majority African-American.
Just like if the Democrats decided to challenge suspicious voters in precincts that voted 75%+ Republican. Almost all of these precincts would be nearly all white.
In neither case would voters be targeted by their race, but instead by the way the precinct in which they live happens to vote.
RPope: You forgot again. Facts are lost on PelletHead!
Isn’t a Republican (Mitt Romney) allowing his student volunteers a cut? Yes!
Let’s see if cheap labor Moonbat!, Ms Smarty Pants of the Family, Hilary Cliton will do the same. Oops… I misspelled her names. Oh well…
Richard Pope: Facts are lost on PelletHead. You need to stop forgetting that!
I’d say it a third time Richard but I’d be acting like PelletHead!
Skagit: See how the Moonbat!s treat one of their own? I love it.
When you leave the reservation just to make the simple point, Voice of Chalk Scratching is a self-centered, loves to hear is own thoughts, blowhard exploding head; the idiot savants(PelletHead and his ilk) attack you.
So Skagit: Isn’t it great to be a Moonbat!
I read the BIAW talking points and I agree with this point:
“Focus legislative efforts to specifically hammer unethical, unregistered, and illegal contractors. Support Labor and Industries’ contractor registration bill (SB 5735 and HB 1843) which assists L&I in going after the bad guys.”
John Barelli: With you in real estate, I’m sure you know some of these bad apples right?
Going after the bad apples and allowing the good ones to work effectively building good homes is lost on Moonbat!s.
Moonbat!s always lump the good with the bad.
Otherwise identifying the bad and removing them from the pool disqualifies you from Moonbat!tia.
My yellow lab experienced several days of diarrhea a couple of weeks after switching to Purina’s Beneful product. While its ingredient list includes corn gluten as opposed to wheat gluten, some of Purina’s products have already been acknowledged to be among those using the tainted ingredient.
I am growing increasingly distrustful of our corporate food supply.
Voice of Chalk Scratching:
Nothing about Nancy Pelosi traveling to the middle east meeting for a photoop with Bashir Assad of Syria. Adding and comforting a terrorist sponsor?
Why does it always come down to a “neocon” doing that which is right.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04.....38;emc=rss
The author, Assemblyman Joel Anderson, a Republican from San Diego County, said the bill was meant to protect the $24 billion he estimates the two funds currently have invested in international companies with ties to Iran. Mr. Anderson said his concern was Iran’s potential economic instability, not its current standoff with the West.
Maybe it’s because there is no Feeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeel Goooooooood posture for a libtard to grasp!
Did you notice the Houston Chronicle reposted the Hilary Clinton fund raising record story yesterday. I wonder if the Clinton Camp forced a historical rewrite? I wonder if they were emboldened by Sandy Burglar who tried to rewrite history by stuffing original National Security documents next to his dick?
Isn’t this interesting:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04.....v9qezKxJhA
But then again the facts get in the way of the Moonbat! mantra.
PelletHead, do some research. This policy was in place when your side was in charge of the FBI, and your side was fully in charge of congress. Oops… more facts lost on PelletHead!
TYPICALNAZI – SO WORTHLESS AND IRRELEVANT, THE LOSER STOOPS TO STEALING HANDLES.
LOSING, BANKRUPT THIEF.
Is Rep. Dennis Kucinich unelectable?
========
The answer to your question is yes, Dennis Kucinich is unelectable to the office of prez.
RogerRabbit says:
Sometimes I drink my own semen
04/02/2007 at 12:17 am
&
YOS LIB BRO says:
@28
FAR OUT DUDE!!! SO DO I!
04/02/2007 at 12:18 am
Ya know, I think they’re both telling the truth!
Wingnut poll: Who is the most “family values” Republican candidate?
1) Rudy G.
2) N. Gingrich
3) Chump McCain
4) R.R. jr.
Please note that Puffybutt is responsible for 100% of the right wing spew on this thread using one of his 14 names.
Karl Rove is not an official of the U.S. govt. He is a political hack of Bush’s.
Isn’t the fact that he has ANY say on who is or is not selected as U.S. Attorney a matter for investigation by the Democratic Congress of the U.S. of A. ??
Some of the US Attorneys are “pleasuring” the president. Otherwise, Karl Rove would fire them.
@45 Speak for yourself.
@41 Nope. All the corporate money is flocking to the Democrats: Hillary $26 million, Edwards $14 million, Richardson $6 million. They know a looooooser when they see one: Anything with an “R” next to it.
How’s it feel to be IRRELEVANT, pudding-head?
Roger Rabbit says:
@45 Speak for yourself.
04/02/2007 at 10:30 am
My post at 45 was a copy of two previous posts, supposedly by you and Yos Lib Bro. They’ve been deleted.
Too bad. I thought they were funny. Here they are again:
Roger said:
Sometimes I drink my own semen
04/02/2007 at 12:17 am
and Yos Lib Bro said:
FAR OUT DUDE!!! SO DO I!
04/02/2007 at 12:18 am
Now it appears those posts have been deleted. Roger must have complained to Goldy.
YOSSARIAN: YOU’RE AS LOSING, BANKRUPT AND IRRELEVANT AS TYPICALNAZI. YOU PROBABLY ARE TYPICALNAZI FOR ALL I KNOW.
Hey! some of my posts were removed as well.
I wish liberals would allow free speach….
Hi, Puddybud. (from 5:49 AM)
In reading over SB 5735, I see at least one issue, although the added accountability may be enough to overcome the objection, and certainly the bill could easily be amended to deal with it.
In this area, one thing that people do is to buy vacant lots, then hire a contractor to build a house (HiLine and Stanbrooke are popular), then sell the house. The property owner will often do small non-structural things, like landscaping.
These homes are built by licenced, bonded contractors, and are often priced very competitively with the larger developments, with the added advantage of being outside of the “cookie cutter” neighborhoods.
My reading of this bill requires the property owner to register as a general contractor. Many of these folks are primarily acting as investors, and would certainly not qualify for a contractor’s license.
So, is this an issue of consumer protection, or of the large developers trying to run the little guys out of the business?
HEY NAZI: I’M NOT STEALING ANYBODY’S HANDLES.
HOW’D YOUR DATE GO WITH THE TWO MATT’S (DRUDGE/SANCHEZ)?
DID THEY DOUBLE UP ON YOU?
I BET THOSE TWO ROVE-LOVERS NEVER PASSED A GAPING ASSHOLE THEY DIDN’T POKE!!!
LMAO!!!!
I’M LMAO AT TN BUT TN’S ASS JUST HURTS!
LMAO AGAIN!!!!
WHAT’S WRONG NAZI? CAN’T GET ANY TRACTION WITHOUT STEALING?
KEEP POSTING. A LOSER OR TWO OR THREE ARE NEEDED AS EXAMPLES. YOUR POSTS WILL END UP ONE DAY IN THE WINGNUT WAX MUSEUM!!!
LMAO YET AGAIN!!!!
“Turn over a scandal in Washington these days and the chances are you’ll find Karl Rove.”
Kinda like a potato bug under a rotting log?
Mr. Lefty?
While a person here can spew just about anything under their own name, or even under an anonymous handle, deliberately posting under the name or handle of another does seem to go beyond what even Goldy is willing to tolerate.
You have a problem with that? Some of these folks have developed reputations beyond this blog, and others, like me, are using our own real names and reputations.
While I realize that the primary reason you and several other wingnuts here post on this blog is to disrupt conversation, but I think you’ll get little sympathy that Goldy is unwilling to let you deliberately smear reputations unhindered.
Personally, I would simply have everyone post under their own real, verified name, but I understand the desire that some have for anonymity.
After all, I’ve had wingnuts contact my office, attempt to disrupt my business and generally do whatever they could in an attempt to stop me from sponsoring this blog and posting here. I’m giving you folks the benefit of the doubt about the broken front window at my office, but I’m glad that my home address and phone number are not listed.
But you want the ability to impersonate another poster and smear their reputations? How Republican of you.
JOHN BARELLI – THAT’S SO SAD THAT THESE WINGNUTS WOULD STOOP TO SUCH TACTICS.
IT JUST CONFIRMS THE WORST ABOUT THEM.
THEY WILL KEEP ON LOSING. THEY ARE THEIR OWN WORST ENEMIES.
HEY NAZI: I BET YOU HANG ON EVERY DRUDGE POST NOT TO MENTION HIS PHONE CALL FOR YOUR SERVICES!
AND THIS ELIMINATIONIST BOZO CALLS ME A 15 YEAR OLD!
LMAO!!!
LWB/YOS LIB BRO (.5 HISPANIC .5 SOUTHERN EUROPEAN) says:
YOSSARIAN: YOU’RE AS LOSING, BANKRUPT AND IRRELEVANT AS TYPICALNAZI. YOU PROBABLY ARE TYPICALNAZI FOR ALL I KNOW.
04/02/2007 at 11:30 am
And you’re just another typical spoiled-Seattle,-“Oh-I’m so-fucking-wonderful-socailist-cocksucker-and-I-look-down my-nose-at-everyone-else” little shitheel!
Stick one finger up your ass and another finger in your mouth and rotate, scumbag prissy-boy!!
YOSSARIAN, YOU’VE BEEN COMING HERE FOR YEARS AND HERE’S WHAT’S HAPPENED:
ELECTION CONTEST: LOST, DISMISSED BY A REPUBLICAN JUDGE
IRONS: LOST, LYING MOTHER BEATER
I-912: LOST, REVENGE OF THE WINGNUTS IN FLAMES.
MCGAVICK: LOST, DRUNK INSURANCE SHILL WHO REAMS SHAREHOLDERS
NOV 7 2006: LOST, MORE D’S STATE LEGISL AND CONGRESS.
2008? LOOKING PRETTY BAD FOR YOUR CROWD SO FAR!
CALL ME ALL THE NAMES YOU WANT – YOU’RE A LOSER!!!!!
HERE’S SOMETHING FUN FOR THE WINGNUT BUTT BOYS LIKE TN:
MATT DRUDGE CAUGHT WITH CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
**Exclusive**
Officials say that internet gossip site owner Matt Drudge has been caught with a huge collection of child pornography. Sources say called Drudge’s collection “gigantic” and full of “revolting, absolutely illegal porn” involving minors. “I can’t believe the foul stuff this man had stashed in a locked room in his basement,” said one official.
Drudge has been a convtroversial online presence for over a decade, and remains the source for many mainstream reporters today. Not long ago, ABC political reporter Mark Halperin and Washington Post reporter John Harris (the latter now of Politico.com) wrote a book together where they admitted that, quote, “Matt Drudge rules our world.”
One of the main complaints made about Drudge is that he passes on unsourced, unverified gossip as “news” which he claims is “developing.”
His “stories” are, in turn, picked up by mainstream media outlets like ABC and the Washington Post — and the story gains credibility, despite having no basis in facts. Drudge has prominently featured many stories over the years that were later proven to be 100% false, but which were speculated on at length in the media before exposed as fraudulent. The damage was, in fact, already done.
Some have said that Matt Drudge himself makes up these stories, hiding behind his lack of accountability — as well the support of mainstream cheerleaders like Halperin and Harris.
It’s uncertain just what Drudge’s fate will be now, after apparently being discovered with what reports have called “an immense amount of illegal, immoral, and downright disgusting material.” One local official said: “We’ve suspected Drudge for years, but finally got the clue we needed. This guy is sick, and dangerous. He should be locked up right away.”
Developing…
We’ll see who is a loser, motherfucker, in 2008.
BTW, your cap lock is stuck on.
BTW, I didn’t post that sick stuff you guys had Goldy remove. All I did was call it to everyone’s attention.
I though it was funny.
Hey LWB/YOS LIB BRO (.5 HISPANIC .5 SOUTHERN EUROPEAN,
I’ve been trying to find the article about Matt Drudge and kiddie porn, but can’t find anything. Do you have the link?
(What’s the .5 Souther European?)
LIBERTARIAN: TRY TO READ JUST A LITTLE MORE BETWEEN THE LINES.
YOSSARIAN: HAS ANYONE EVER DONE THAT TO YOU HERE? YEAH, YOU WOULD THINK IT’S FUNNY. TALENT FOR THE OBVIOUS.
George W. Bush’s Demise: Ronald Wilson Reagan
The debate is over; the era of modern day conservatism made popular by the iconic conservative leader Ronald Reagan, officially came to an end on November 7, 2006.
The Conservative Christian movement got exactly what it wished for; a Republican dominated congress and an Evangelical, born-again Christian as president. The results of which speak for themselves. As the adage goes “Be careful of what you wish for because you just might get it.”
George W. Bush’s true legacy will not be his inability to achieve military victory in Iraq or Afghanistan, or ignoring the warnings about al Qeada and allowing 9/11 to happen on his watch, Katrina, failing to capture bin Laden, falling wages, rising poverty, millions going without health care, outing an undercover CIA operative, abusing the civil liberties of every American, election fraud, doubling the national debt, the emergence of North Korea as a nuclear power on his watch, obstructing justice through the firings of select US Attorney’s, or any other of his numerous failures.
No, the real legacy of George W. Bush will be hidden in the arrogance of Ronald Wilson Reagan. It was Reagan’s “11th Commandment”, and all the connotations behind the word “Commandment” for Conservative Christians of not saying anything ill of a fellow Republican. That led to blind loyalty to party and president over the Constitution, as Reagan had commanded.
No matter how far out of bounds Bush went, the Republican controlled congress remained loyal to Bush and abandoned their loyalty pledge to the Constitution and the Rule of Law as our Founding Fathers envisioned. Had the Republicans found just a modicum of honesty and performed “some” oversight of Bush and restrained him at just two or three critical junctures, policed their own corruption somewhat, and curtailed Rep. Foley’s penchant for young page boys years before it was exposed, the Republicans would surely have remained in control of congress.
The South has lost its political clout as a force to be reckoned with, and will lose more of it’s clout in 2008. Republican voter registration of people under 25 mirror’s Fox News channel demographics in this age category: dismal.
The interior west of the United States is turning bluer; either by Californian’s leaving the Golden State with real estate fortunes that allow them to buy “cheaper” property else where and with it their liberal votes, and/or people have grown tired of being lied to by the conservatives and are looking elsewhere. Remembering what a real booming economy meant and what real peace and stability looked like under President Clinton, Bush and the neocon conservatives are stark reminders that the Democratic Party is the party for growth and stability in the future.
People like Typical Nazi, Richard Pope, YO, Puddybud, Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh, Right On, janet s. and the rest of their ilk are on the wrong side of history and the wrong side of honesty. They are ships without a moral compass navigating through the stormy seas of politics. They, like many other conservatives hooked their wagon to the Bush Administration’s horse; what they don’t realize is that Bush has already gone over the cliff. The longer they hang on to their conservative beliefs the more of them that will follow Bush off the cliff of irrelevance. The landing on this political fallout is going to be a sudden and hard.
As victorious Liberals, we need not bother ourselves in meaningless arguments with immature and failed conservatives rooted in the past. They are of no value to us or America. We are moving forward with purpose and our cause is justified and noble because it is grounded in the principles of Liberalism set forth by our Founding Fathers.
“As Mankind becomes more liberal, they will be more apt to allow that all those who conduct themselves as worthy members of the community are equally entitled to the protections of civil government. I hope ever to see America among the foremost nations of justice and liberality.
~George Washington.
The only thing left for the Republican Party is to redefine who and what they are as a national political organization and move on.
I didn’t post that sick stuff you guys had Goldy remove.
HEY NAZI. THAT’S SOMEONE FROM YOUR SIDE CALLING YOU SICK!!
LMAO!!!
HEY NAZI I HEARD A RUMOR YOU’RE TAKIN’ IT IN THE REAR END FROM A KIDDIE PORN FREAK.
DEVELOPING…
LMAO!!!
Typical Lefty @55,
Your comments were removed because you were spoofing other established commenters’ names. That is an absolute no-no, and violates what little sense of honor there is in the HA comment thread.
Keep it up and I’ll remove all your comments, and block your IP.