I’m flying in from Philly today (and boy will my arms be tired.) So chew on an open thread in my absence.
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REV Jacksooooooooon sezs all blacks must vote Democrat or they are not really black!!!
Detroit: 800,000 population……….900,000 Democrat votes. Any questions would be racist!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Favorite Democrat vacation spots to get away from evil Republican taxpayers: Harare, Zimbabwe, Gary, ID, Detroit, MI, East St. Louis, MO and South Central LA, CA!!! All perfect Hilllary Villages!!!
Favorite Democrat vacation spots to get away from evil Republican taxpayers: Harare, Zimbabwe, Gary, ID, Detroit, MI, East St. Louis, MO and South Central LA, CA!!! All perfect Hilllary Villages!!!
Commentby REV Jesse [JCH]Jacksoooooon— 3/6/06@ 10:10 am
REV Jesse you forgot one Seattle.
When Stefan talks about the sonics, he said “I just think the owners should raise money for their team on the capital markets and leave the legislature to tend to essential government matters, like roads and criminal justice, etc.:
See how he leaves out the constitutionally mandated *paramount duty* of the state – education? Nah, it’s roads and jails.
Stefan, get a clue.
Roger and Gang some of your friends have been busy!
http://www.snopes.com/crime/fraud/juryduty.asp
Here’s a new twist scammers are using to commit identity theft: the jury duty scam. Here’s how it works:
The scammer calls claiming to work for the local court and claims you’ve failed to report for jury duty. He tells you that a warrant has been issued for your arrest.
The victim will often rightly claim they never received the jury duty notification. The scammer then asks the victim for confidential information for “verification” purposes.
Specifically, the scammer asks for the victim’s Social Security number, birth date, and sometimes even for credit card numbers and other private information — exactly what the scammer needs to commit identity theft.
“We should hang all our presidents.”
In the racketeering trial of alleged mobster John Gotti Jr., Mrs. Gotti responded to allegations of her husband’s infidelity thusly: “If the government was going to prosecute womanizers, she said, ‘we should hang all our presidents.'”
Hmmm … wonder who she was thinking of? All of ’em, apparently. Does she know something we don’t? Dubya has long been rumored to have had affairs …
http://articles.news.aol.com/n.....38;cid=842
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Well at least Stefan isn’t for spending taxpayer money on more stadiums and more public welfare for rich team owners.
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Gee flake, thanks for the heads up! I hadn’t heard of this one yet. Obviously, you should never give personal information over the phone to unsolicited callers. You should ask what court he’s calling from, then call the court office at a listed number.
P.S., I think we can safely say that most identity thieves vote Republican. That was pretty much proven by the known breakdown of the dead vote in 2004 — all the dead voters were white male Rossi supporters.
Baby Bush’s approval at 34%!!!
How’s it feel to be in the extreme minority all you right wing idiots?
10,LauraBushKilledAGuy, If we are an “extreme minority”, do we get free welfare, food stamps, education, cable TV, and medical coverage?? You owe us!!! Where’s my “guvment” check???
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11699012/
Well the righties must be proud. The pretend President has created the largest budget deficit in history and now needs the republican congress to up the debt limit. Spending is out of control with GOP running the show.
I know, even with complete control of the Congress, Senate and White House by the GOP, this must be the media’s fault. Or, maybe Bill Clinton did it. Or maybe it’s Saddam’s fault. That’s it. Right?
Will the last person supporting Bush please turn off the lights:
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A majority of adults in five key Southern states disapproves of President Bush’s job performance and says the war in Iraq was not worth fighting, according to an Elon University poll released Friday.
In the survey, 52 percent of respondents said they disapproved or strongly disapproved of Bush’s job performance, compared to 43 percent who said they approved or strongly approved.
Asked whether the war with Iraq was worth fighting, a slim majority _ 51 percent _ said no, while just 44 percent said yes.
All five of the states polled _ Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida _ went to Bush in the 2004 presidential election by margins ranging from 58 percent in South Carolina and Georgia to 52 percent in Florida.
Less than 18 months later, Bush isn’t even close to majority approval in any of those states.
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/ne.....tion-front
Wow….
Bad day to be a donk….
Abortion is made Illegal in South Dakota.
Military recruiters are allowed on campus.
Brokeback Mountain loses the best picture category at the Oscars.
What is happening to your world?
Kevin Carnes @14
Our worst days are better than your best days.
The South Dakota abortion law won’t stand up to the court challenges. It’ll eventually go to the SCOTUS where it will be held unconstitutional. I don’t have nay particularly strong views on abortion other than I don’t want to pay for them.
Oh, I can tell….
So, Roggy Boy….
Have you ever had a positive thing to say about anything?
Nice life you loser.
Now go collect some food stamps.
BTW, I saw a great bumpersticker this weekend….
Vote Democrat, it’s easier than working.
Vote Republican.
It’s easier than thinking.
That’s the best you can come up with?
momus:
And you have something positive to say yourself?
Personally, the fact that more and more people are catching on to the lies of the right, and the president’s poll numbers are so low that he is thinking of getting a blow job from an intern just to bump them up is a positive thing.
But maybe this will make you feel better. It has been over six months and New Orleans has not been destroyed again by another hurricane. I guess that Bush must be doing something right, eh?
Ok.
Stay the course!
Never mind it leads right over Niagra Falls.
This is a great day. Now that the righties have started their full out attack on women’s freedom, the ladies will come to the polls in higher numbers than ever before to vote the freedom-hating republican assholes out of office. The margins of victory will be so high that even republican cheaters can’t throw the election.
@10 Try using a scientific poll instead of one where only 26.7% of the respondentes are Republicans.
http://www.cbsnews.com/htdocs/.....022706.pdf
Try using a scientific poll
You mean like a Faux News poll?
JDB…
so here’s a question.
The next time New orleans gets wiped out. Ya think someone might think…
Hey, re-building a city, below sea level, next to the Gulf of Mexico is pretty fucking stupid?
25. “The next time New orleans gets wiped out. Ya think someone might think…”
What a fucking idiot. Man, you ought to be cited for thinking without higher cognitive functions. Let’s just follow that train of thought fucktard.
You can’t build in a desert,
You can’t build in an earthquake zone,
No building around the hypothetical ash fall zone of a volcano,
No construction around any costal zone not actively accreting,
No construction in any zone with a certain frequency of either hurricanes or tornados…
And definately no building in red states because they are the biggest fucking negative sinks of blue state revenue into obvious disaster zones in the fucking history of mankind.
This is from the,NEA/TODAY magazine, March, 2006: “Vouchers are dead. At least in the state of Florida.
In a stunning rebuke to governor Jeb Bush, the Florida Supreme Court ruled on Jan. 5th that his highly touted voucher program for K-12 students violates the Florida Constitution.”
Later in the article it says: ” Even though the decision is not a legally binding precedent in any other state, it still could be useful in challenging voucher programs that might be enacted elswhere. That’s because many state constitutions have education clauses containing language similar to Florida’s, and the court’s legal reasoning is quite persuasive.
http://www.floridasupremecourt.....4-2323.pdf
You Neo/Convicts are going to have 49 more losing battles on school vouchers.
You know why? Because while you Neo/Convicts are sitting on your asses thinking about things, we in the NEA are out there doing things — things that you can think about and analyze— but you can’t do anything about it ’cause we’re out there actin’!!! Heh! Heh!
How do you like them apples???
Michael “Try using a scientific poll instead of one where only 26.7% of the respondentes are Republicans.”
That is the most damning thing in the poll. The Random Poll shows that only 27% of the American Public self-describe themselves as Republicans!
By your neocon logic, you would throw out responses because too many Americans are Democrats! No scientific poll tries to “even out” one demographic from another. That would be completely unscientific. And Biased.
Now that the righties have started their full out attack on women’s freedom, the ladies will come to the polls in higher numbers than ever before to vote the freedom-hating republican assholes out of office.
Commentby LeftTurn— 3/6/06@ 11:57 am
Good point, LeftTurn. Women are sure to respond against this South Dakota law.
What’s really funny is the Republican attempt to quell the leaks at this point. When you set the pattern by being the SOURCE of security leaks for political purposes, you’re going to find it hard to convince us that you really think it’s a serious problem.
They’ve had to hark back to a law passed in 1917 under the benighted aegis of Woodrw Wilson for legal precedent.
There is a lot of turbulence today Mr. Goldstein.
Perhaps you can find some comfort playing with your itsy-bitsy teeny-weeny POCKET MOUSE when you hit the bumps.
Oh….and be sure to wash your hands before trying to clutch the hand of the little old lady next to you!
It’s ok to be scared little LEFTY.
@29 Lol, only 26.7% of Americans are Republicans, but we have a Republican House, a Republican Senate, a Republican President, and what is starting to look like a right leaning Supreme Court… I would consider any poll suspect that said only 26.7% of Americans are Republicans.
Micheal, the elections that got these rat bastard Republican’s in office happened years ago.
The tide has changed as evidenced by these random polls. Americans have caught on, and “Republican” is the new dirty word.
Many you must be awful lonely, with only you and the rest of the NeoCon wingnut zombie trolls to keep you company.
I went over to [un]SoundPolitics this morning, where notification of the King County Council Committe of the Whole review of the Citizens Election Oversight Committee (CEOC) and Election Center reports. It was on channel 22 this morning.
Not surprisingly, none of Stefan’s hobby horses were ridden, save Reagan Dunn’s football analogy about replacing WSU football coach generating more enthusiasm for the team and suggesting that replacing Dean Logan may have a similar result at KCRE. Bob Ferguson later pointed out that the Huskies went from one win to two, and asked CEOC how KCRE was doing on that scale. The answer was there over .500, but not in the playoffs.
No, the CEOC and Elections Center — one group of citizens another group of elections professionals — gave KCRE praise and made encouraging observations about the prospects of future progress. They didn’t look at Stefan’s 27 pictures with circles and arrows, each one pointing to a supposed miscounted ballot.
I know he doesn’t, but Stefan would realize that he is attempting to prove what is already known if he were sane. It is known that at least 100 provisional ballots were cast at the polling places in the 2004 election. They should have been returned to the elections office for verification, but there was no way to identify and remove them after they had been voted.
There is nothing going on with the Sharkansky fishing expedition other than someone proving he has too much time on his hands.
Get a job, Stefan.
DON SPEAKING OF POLES WHY DONT YOU SHOVE IT UP YOUR ASS THAN AGIN THE POLE WOULD BE TO SMALL.ENJOY YOUR CONSTANT BITCHING BECAUSE WHEN YOU WAKE UP IN THE MORNING GUESS WHO WILL BE PRESIDENT.YOUR A LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSER.
@34 Micheal, the elections that got these rat bastard Republican’s in office happened years ago.
I wouldn’t consider 16 months ago to be “years.” Yes, the pendulum is swinging back in favor of the Democrats, but don’t expect the Democrats to take 75% of the seats nationwide in 2006.
You know what’s revealing?
Horsesass is full of righty trolls, because there’s something to argue against here.
Soundpolitics has no lefty trolls, because there’s nothing to argue against there.
donna…if you believed even one word of what you say you wouldn’t be so shrill, now would you?
if you think that the far left lead by the likes of cindy “bagdad betty” sheehan is going to do so well across the country…think again.
i’m not worried…but you sure are. LOL.
Commentby Heath@38
A suggestion, when flying thru life you should keep your eyes open, I notice you keep yours shut much of the time…
re 38: Heath: There are no lefty trolls at uSP because Stefan will ban you if you start scoring too many points against him.
Stefan even bans urls of websites that have information that scares him— like this one: http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com
No! You’re the blind one.
re 40: Everyone I know that was loudly supporting Bush before Katrina has gradually gotten to the point of near silence. Only EL GROSSEROS like yourself openly support Bush. You are an idiot. Maybe you are paid to be an idiot. If so, whoever pays you is an idiot.
Any student of the end of the Nixon presidency can see this one is on the same downward arc to disaster. GWB should have been content to be the rich, priviliged frat-boy for the rest of his life. His historical place is now akin to a sacked and destroyed Carthage whose ground has been sown with salt.
He has definitely given the mass of voters that the rich and priviliged have not the right OR the brains and competence to rule. It’s us or them.
Irony Watch!
XmasG said “if you believed even one word of what you say you wouldn’t be so shrill, now would you?”
then she said “if you think that the far left lead by the likes of cindy “bagdad betty†sheehan”
Irony at its finest, Thanks XmasG!
re 40: You are either with us or against us. It’s your choice. The pendulum is headed in the other direction and you, my friend, are in the way.
GWB should have been content to be the rich, priviliged frat-boy for the rest of his life.
Commentby headless lucy— 3/6/06@ 3:15 pm
OK, so John Kerry was a poor black kid from East St. Louis then? They BOTH were sons of privilege, Lucy! Get a clue. The country has largely been governed for over 225 years by a bunch of elitist snobs from schools like Yale and Harvard. Whether they’re labeled “Democrats” or “Republicans” doesn’t matter. They’re all Northesatern jerks!
@40 —
To echo some comments here: If you have your eyes open, and I have my eyes closed, what is your excuse in voting for Bush when I didn’t? Did the things you saw with your ‘open’ eyes overwhelm your closed mind?
Later in the article it says: ” Even though the decision is not a legally binding precedent in any other state, it still could be useful in challenging voucher programs that might be enacted elswhere. That’s because many state constitutions have education clauses containing language similar to Florida’s, and the court’s legal reasoning is quite persuasive.
http://www.floridasupremecourt.....4-2323.pdf
Commentby headless lucy— 3/6/06@ 12:37 p
headless lucy is school out now, turn off your computer and go home before the doors are lock. When a voucher program is used in the northwest you will be on food stamps and panhandleing for money. Lucy it is nice to see the tax payers money is going to waste in your neightborhood.
Heath@47
I assume you are saying why did I vote Bush as opposed to Kerry? Doesnt even take half a brain to get that one right, just open your eyes and ears. Kerry was for Iraq, as well as said in the campaign that he would have stayed the coarse in Iraq…oh wait a minit that was BEFORE he opposed those positions.He was wishy washy and flip flop on EVERY issue. I couldnt figgure out what the hell he stood for. But I know a man that wishy washy doesnt belong in the oval office. I knew what Bush stood for and I back him exept for some immigration issues. And I did it with my eyes WIDE open to alternatives.
donna@44….irony ,huh?
i think not……you got called on your BS and this is all you’ve got? why am i not surprised?
true irony is anti-war protestors/PEACE activists using bombs ,threats, arson etc. to get their message of “peace” across.
but i guess it’s your party[dems] and you’ll BS if you want to……..
Hey Ghost,
Just couldn’t stay away! How’s things in CAAALEEEFUUURNEEAA?
Just saw McNeil-Lehrer. Your precious fellow Republican developers are going gang-busters building sub-divisions on FLOOD-PLAINS in the Sacramento delta.
Cashin’ in on some of that action Ghost?
Heard they’re going to soak the taxpayers for a bond issue to shore up all those old levees. Yep, growth that truly pays for itself.
Bumbling by top disaster-management officials fueled a perception of general inaction, one that was compounded by impassioned news anchors. In fact, the response to Hurricane Katrina was by far the largest–and fastest-rescue effort in U.S. history, with nearly 100,000 emergency personnel arriving on the scene within three days of the storm’s landfall.
Dozens of National Guard and Coast Guard helicopters flew rescue operations that first day–some just 2 hours after Katrina hit the coast. Hoistless Army helicopters improvised rescues, carefully hovering on rooftops to pick up survivors. On the ground, “guardsmen had to chop their way through, moving trees and recreating roadways,” says Jack Harrison of the National Guard. By the end of the week, 50,000 National Guard troops in the Gulf Coast region had saved 17,000 people; 4000 Coast Guard personnel saved more than 33,000.
These units had help from local, state and national responders, including five helicopters from the Navy ship Bataan and choppers from the Air Force and police. The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries dispatched 250 agents in boats. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), state police and sheriffs’ departments launched rescue flotillas. By Wednesday morning, volunteers and national teams joined the effort, including eight units from California’s Swift Water Rescue. By Sept. 8, the waterborne operation had rescued 20,000.
While the press focused on FEMA’s shortcomings, this broad array of local, state and national responders pulled off an extraordinary success–especially given the huge area devastated by the storm. Computer simulations of a Katrina-strength hurricane had estimated a worst-case-scenario death toll of more than 60,000 people in Louisiana. The actual number was 1077 in that state.
Lucy, Roger, and Gang open for comment;
Truly breaks my heart that now GWB has a net approval rating in only 9 of the 50 states.
http://www.surveyusa.com//50St.....216Net.htm
Times are tough hey Xmas Goat? Even in your new found paradise his net approval is a whopping -38%. Maybe you should move JCH and oink down there with you to really help changing the stupid publics view of your hallowed idol.
source of information:
http://www.soundpolitics.com/
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These donks and their donk polls. You would think they would learn from their faulty exit polls in 2004 but noooooo. Oh well, they will learn the hard way and then blame their losses on the Diebold voting machines.
Oxymoron alert!
Klake said “source of information: http://www.soundpolitics.com/”
The highest of oxymoronism.
Donnod: Your heroine, Babwa Streisand misspells words in her 2-28-06 essay(?).
• Irag
• curruption
• dictatoriship
• crediblity
• Adminstration
• warrented
• desperatly
• preceedings
• ouside
• subpoening
• responsibilty
I guess when you attend donk schools acting is your best opportunity to move forward.
Donnod: You use lefty horseshit rags so your posts are not oxymoronic? Get a clue dull knife!
Did the things you saw with your ‘open’ eyes overwhelm your closed mind?
Commentby Heath— 3/6/06@ 3:55 pm
For me not exactly. It was the things that I didnt see (ie. medical records).
You Neo/Convicts are going to have 49 more losing battles on school vouchers.
You know why? Because while you Neo/Convicts are sitting on your asses thinking about things, we in the NEA are out there doing things — things that you can think about and analyze— but you can’t do anything about it ‘cause we’re out there actin’!!! Heh! Heh!
How do you like them apples???
Commentby headless lucy— 3/6/06@ 12:45 pm
It is refreshing to see kids fighting back. That courageous kid in Colorado exposing that liberal meat head of a teacher Bennish are our future leaders. Keep those tape recorders rolling kids.
Donnod: You know you loved wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarcho-syndicalism
Comment by Donnageddon — 1/4/06 @ 11:38 pm
dj @ 94 thanks for the wikipedia definition. wikipedia fascinates me. It seems to be fairly orderly and informative. I am just amazed it is not abused, and resulting in “edit” flame wars.
Good stuff!
Comment by Donnageddon — 5/25/05 @ 11:58 pm
That was soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo easy!
Fucking dipshit!
How does it feel to be a fucking moonbat dipshit liar and a dull knife?
Such a liar!
Donnod: In the future just admit you said it. Otherwise, I’ll enjoy posting your gibberish for all to view, LIAR!
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Thanks Puddy. I am going to save this for future posting. “CLICK” There we go, nice and safe. Hehehehe
Has anyone else seen those “Mike McGavick For Pope” flyers? It has a great picture of McGavick as a Pope with a line something like “I’ll bring honesty and transparency back to the papacy”. Apparently these flyers are being posted in Seattle down to Olympia. Very funny stuff.
Rufus: Sometimes I let the dull knife’s comments pass on by when he asks “Citation?”. I usually say why bother. But for wikipedia, he has made many more references than those two. I had to respond. I selected those two to demonstrate the depth of his love for wikipedia!
He forgets what he writes. He is the truest definition of a dull knife. Rugrat just blogs STOOPID shit and he is the dullest knife on ASSes. Stuckonstupiddon AKA Donnod writes meaningless horseshit and doesn’t think people remember! He is the second dullest knife in the ASSHead drawer!
But in all seriousness donnod, I do not hate you. I dislike your politics.
GBS: I am in the DC area and I have been reading other fishrag materials past the librul MSM crap. You may have some good points on some of your specific Iraq issues with Bremer. I read some stuff only posted in certain circles and it’s chilling. I think I see where you receive some of your information. I may argue you on other things but in retrospect some of his decisions were scary.
Rufus: I almost forgot about the third dullest knife in the ASSHead drawer: his unroyal cluelessness! :o You had to notice how the drivel from cluelessness is down to name calling now? :)
Hey Mike Webb I just posted the last four entries and I don’t recommend sex with an Armadillo. But Roger Rabbit has that experience and continues to recommend it for a good time.
BTW: Why would anyone want to suck Roger’s little fur covered pellets anyway? I guess mrs rabbit is not giving up any scratch?
What a treat tonight! A double-barreled spew of wingnut garbage from DOOFUS and Foghorn Freephorn (aka Puddybud).
Sorry to see so many of your beloved Republicans are going to jail.
Hey Foghorn, entertain us with some more “right thinking” from NewsWhacks and WingNutDaily.
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“Have you ever had a positive thing to say about anything?”
Sure, and I’ll say something positive about you, Kevin — if I ever think of one.
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“Hey, re-building a city, below sea level, next to the Gulf of Mexico is pretty fucking stupid? Commentby momus— 3/6/06@ 12:09 pm”
Yes, and can you tell me the name of the U.S. president who is spending $46 billion of federal money to do this?
(Hint: His initials are GWB).
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“Hey, re-building a city, below sea level, next to the Gulf of Mexico is pretty fucking stupid? Commentby momus— 3/6/06@ 12:09 pm”
But what’s even more stupid is throwing away the lives of over 2,200 American soldiers by attacking the wrong country.
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“Hey, re-building a city, below sea level, next to the Gulf of Mexico is pretty fucking stupid? Commentby momus— 3/6/06@ 12:09 pm”
Here’s a list of some other stupid things Republicans have done:
Failure to capture Osama
Bungled occupation of Iraq
Torture scandal
Corporate corruption
Abramoff scandal
Cunningham scandal
Incompetence
Budget deficits
Trade deficits
Health care crisis
Rising poverty
Opposing public education
Cutting veterans benefits
Mistreating wounded U.S. soldiers
Body armor fiasco
Katrina fiasco
I could go on … and on … but to summarize, Bush has fucked up everything he touches.
Gerald T
What happened to your blog?
Hmmm … I see Ernie Fletcher, Kentucky’s first GOP governor in 30 years, is mired in a corruption scandal.
Connecticut’s Republican governor, John Rowland, went to prison on corruption charges.
My blog died because I had to choose between free time or crappy posts. When the crappy posts started to come I knew that it was time to take it down. It should be quality stuff or nothing at all.
Can someone please email me a McGavick for Pope flyer(see 64). Someone should post it online. Email it to liquidmosquito at hotmail.com or post a URL.
Thanks!
Gerald
Comment on 26
Despite all the hooting about “welfare donks” by our trollfuck friends, it’s a FACT the real public tit suckers are Republicans! It’s a FACT that most “blue” states are net payers of federal taxes, while most “red” states are net recipients of federal funds: http://www.bopnews.com/archives/002319.html
A report by the Tax Foundation showed that 17 of the 20 top states receiving more federal money than they paid in federal taxes voted for Bush, while 11 of the 14 states that received the least federal dollars in proportion to the federal taxes they paid voted for Gore. http://taxprof.typepad.com/tax....._feed.html
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Hey Michael, if Republicans are so popular, why doesn’t Mike McGavick want anyone to know he’s a Republican?
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Sucky Politics has no liberal trolls because Stefan doesn’t let liberals post on his pathetic little blog. You have to register to post on S.P., which means Stefan knows who you are. And whenever a liberal poster hands Stefan’s ass to him, Stefan censors or bans him. So why bother to argue with a chickenshit who runs every time he starts losing an argument.
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If you’re for Bush, you’re for war, torture, lying, corruption, incompetence, deficits, unemployment, poverty, and crime.
The GOP would be an organized criminal conspiracy if Republicans weren’t too stupid to conspire.
PuddyBud @ 57 “Donnod: Your heroine, Babwa Streisand misspells words in her 2-28-06 essay(?).'”
WTF???
@ 61 PuddyBud “Donnod: You know you loved wikipedia:”
Yeah, I do. But you need to check the sources. It gets freeped by asshole NeoCOns at times.
@ 66 “But in all seriousness donnod, I do not hate you. I dislike your politics.”
I hate your politics too! And the fact that you lie, are a homophobic pig, and love the money and earthly goods more than Jesus.
I hate you PuddyBud, make no mistake. I think people like you should hang.
Barbara Striesand? Who put the LSD in PuddyBud’s taco?
I gop away for a few hours and PuddyBud just starts spouting the most inane and unconnected wogwash.
Someone please feed PuddyBud some vitamins. His diet of RightWing radio and Christian-Hate radio is not giving him a minimum daily dose of intelligence.
PuddyBud
Share the love, PuddyBud.
In other words, PuddyBud, you are the enemy of humanity. Your pink, self-satisfied, evil ass is the enemy.
And Christ is on our side.
I believe that with South Dakota’s Governor signing the very controversial ‘anti abortion law’ the the State of SD should be required to fully fund all unwanted births until the children reach the legal age in the state. What is the stupidity behind passing such an assinine law? Just to bring it to a boil and get it to the newly realigned ‘righteous’ supreme court? What a shameful day for the entire United States.
@80 Your statistics are misleading. If they build an interstate through North Dakota so that Washington can trade with Illinois, that interstate is only marginally useful to North Dakota, it is really more useful to Washington and Illinois, who have much larger populations and tax bases. However, according to your statistics, the money spent on that road would be considered an expenditure by North Dakota.
Puddybud @ 67:
Are you watching Countdown with Keith Olbermann? Or, are you listening to ARR?
That’s where I get my news. Well, most of it any way.
OK, kidding aside, what did you find most troublesome?
The missing $8.9 billion dollars in cash?
Not guarding former Iraqi military bases where insurgents stocked up on bomb making materials that are killing our troops with IED’s?
The insufficient force to prevent the looting and chaos that ensued?
Not using qualified Iraqi companies to help rebuild their own infrastructure at a fraction of the cost Haliburton could do it for, thus giving Iraqis good paying jobs, a sense of ownership and no idle time on their hands to plot killing American soldiers?
I’m curious to learn what you found to be scary.
Thanks for your honesty.
GBS
Michael
http://www.pollingreport.com
ABC/Washington Post 3/2-5/06 41% approve 58% disapprove
FOX/Opinion Dynamics Registered Voters 2/28 – 3/1/06 39% approve 54% disapprove
CNN/USA Today/Gallup 2/28 – 3/1/06 38% approve 60% disapprove
L.A. Times/Bloomberg 2/25 – 3/1/06 38% approve 58% disapprove
Quinnipiac Registered Voters 2/21-28/06 36% approve 58% disapprove
Cook/RT Strategies 2/23-26/06 40% approve 54% approve
CBS 2/22-26/06 34% approve 59% disapprove
Any way you cut it, there is no joy in Mudville and Dear Leader has struck out. Stop trying to deny reality. The main significance, as I see it, is that the presidnet has less clout in Congress if the polls show him to be SO unpopular that sticking wiht him is a net negative. (a href=”http://poll.gallup.com/content/?ci=21793″> And it is:
“The latest CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll, conducted Feb. 28 to March 1, finds the Democrats holding a substantial lead over the Republicans as the party more registered voters currently support in this fall’s elections for Congress. More than half of registered voters (53%) favor the Democratic candidate for the U.S. House in their district; only 39% favor the Republican.
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2.
@ 95:
Hmmmm. . . funny how history repeats itself, isn’t it?
Those were about the same polling numbers when the Republicans swept congress.
Precursor to the results this fall? May be.
@95
Warrantless Wiretaps
Acceptable 56% Unacceptable 43%
Here is a bone for you:
Do you approve or disapprove of the way the U.S. Congress is doing its job?
Approve 43% Disapprove 53%
But the kicker is:
Do you approve or disapprove of the way your own representative to the U.S. House of Representatives in Congress is handling his or her job?
Approve 64% Disapprove 30%
So expect a lot of encumbants to get reelected. Most people think that the Congressmen other people elect suck, but that their own congressman is good.
http://abcnews.go.com/images/P.....h-SOTU.pdf
“Do you approve or disapprove of the way your own representative to the U.S. House of Representatives in Congress is handling his or her job?
Approve 64% Disapprove 30%”
This does not mean that this applies across all encumbents. I do not know if this is broken down, but it is possible that Democratic encumbents received highly favorable support, while the Republican encumbents drew largely dissaproving poll numbers. In the end the high support for Democratic encumbents results in the 64% figure, with the Republican encumbents drawing the dissaproval.
This is further supported by these results form the same poll Micheal used
Overall, which party, the (Democrats) or the (Republicans), do you trust to
do a better job in coping with the main problems the nation faces over the next
few years?
1/26/06 Democrats – 51% Republicans – 37%
I think you Democrats should make warrantless wiretaps your number one issue :)
Michael
By a margin of 52 to 43 percent, citizens want Congress to impeach President Bush if he wiretapped American citizens without a judge’s approval, according to a new poll commissioned by AfterDowningStreet.org, a grassroots coalition that supports a Congressional investigation of Pres. Bush’s decision to invade Iraq in 2003. The poll was conducted by Zogby International.
A new poll from NBC and the Wall Street Journal (PDF) shows the public, when asked the question, “Do you think that the Bush administration should conduct wiretaps of American citizens who are suspected of having ties to terrorists without a court order, or do you think that the Bush administration should be required to get a court order before conducting these wiretaps?” answers 41% “Should be able to wiretap without court order” and 53% “Should be required to get a court order before wiretapping.”
By a 76 – 19 percent margin, American voters say the government should continue monitoring phone calls or e-mail between suspected terrorists in other countries and people in the U.S., according to a Quinnipiac University national poll released today. But voters say 55 – 42 percent that the government should get court orders for this surveillance.
So I guess I’m saying I agree with Michael @ 100. It’s a winner.
a new poll commissioned by AfterDowningStreet.org, a grassroots coalition
And a new poll by the KKK says that all people of color should be wiretapped…
Donnod: You asked for me to prove you love wikipedia. You left the impression to everyone on ASSes I was lying. Wrongo, stuck on stupidone! I proved you are the liar, such that you forget what you write.
Michael, does that exclude PALE white males and females of the librul persuasion?
I think I’ve found some reasons why JCH is a compulsive liar. (Bush, Cheney, MTR, Mr. Cynical, DA WO, YO and most neo-convicts fit this category also.)
Here’s the link: http://www.mental-health-matte.....?artID=153
Here’s the main passages that I think may apply to JCH’s and the aforementioned, mental illness’.
Compulsive Lying: Overview
There are a number of reasons that people lie. The first is fear. This is the most common reason that people may lie, and they are taking shelter from a perceived punishment. It may be because they know they have done something wrong a single time, in which case it is not compulsive lying. But if they are always in fear of being punished, it may become a habit, which is a second reason for lying.
(JCH, were you punished by your parents for WASHING OUT of flight school/?)
In this case, it may become compulsive lying, which is lying by reflex. Even when confronted by the truth, they insist the lie is the truth in this case. A third case is learning to lie through modeling. When a people see others lie, especially when they get away with it, they may become more prone to lying. (A prevalent problem for Bush Republicans and conservatives in general. This includes you, too, Mr. Cynical). Finally, people lie because they feel if they tell the truth they won’t get what they want. Thus, out of the main reasons for lying, only lying by habit can truly be called “compulsive lying.”
(This is probably more of the reason why JCH lies)
Pathological lying, though, can be thought of as being associated with a select few psychiatric diagnoses, which normally have their onset during adolescence, Antisocial Personality Disorder. In Antisocial Personality Disorder, there is a pervasive pattern of disregard or the rights of others, and with this, the person with this disorder will often lie to get what they wish – usually money, sex or power.
Antisocial Personality Disorder: Overview
Antisocial Personality Disorder results in what is commonly known as a Sociopath. (Duh!) The numbers of persons with this disorder are much higher than generally thought, with nearly 6% of men and over 1% of women having this disorder. The criteria for this disorder require an ongoing disregard for the rights of others, since the age of 15 years. Some examples of this disregard are reckless disregard for the safety of themselves or others, failure to conform to social norms with respect to lawful behaviors, deceitfulness such as repeated lying or deceit for personal profit or pleasure, and lack of remorse for actions that hurt other people in any way. Additionally, they must have evidenced a Conduct Disorder before the age of 15 years, and must be at least 18 years old to receive this diagnosis.
Treating antisocial personality disorder can be difficult as those with this disorder may have little or no desire to change themselves, which is a prerequisite. No medication is available either.
Which leads to a recent study on whiny, shitty little brats vs. self-reliant well adjusted children and how they turn out as adults: The study from the Journal of Research Into Personality.
“Remember the whiny, insecure kid in nursery school, the one who always thought everyone was out to get him, and was always running to the teacher with complaints? Chances are he grew up to be a conservative.
At least, he did if he was one of 95 kids from the Berkeley area that social scientists have been tracking for the last 20 years.fident, resilient, self-reliant kids mostly grew up to be liberals.”
Of course the conservatives will scoff at science and claim the world is flat and the Earth is still the center of the universe. But this goes back to the reasons why the are liars “Even when confronted by the TRUTH, they insist the lie is the truth in this case.”
“If you were ME and not you, you’d think you had died and gone to heaven you crotchety old fart! Commentby Mr. Cynical— 3/22/06@ 7:29 pm”
Well then, you old goat, since I don’t go to DL and you won’t go to heaven, it looks like we’re never gonna have the pleasure of meeting.
Commentby Roger Rabbit— 3/23/06@ 10:09 am
If that’s your idea of “pleasure” you must be one masochistic bunny!
Oh, shit, Roger Rabbit I almost forgot. . .
How to catch a Conservative in the act of lying:
Note the date/time stamps.
http://www.horsesass.org/index.php?p=1332
108, Libertarian, I never attended flight school. Hence, I never “washed out”. All a figment of GBS’s vivid “imagination”. All my training was done in Newport, RI and Coronado, Ca, as well as the old Philadelphia Ship Yard. Then, three WESTPACs of 6 monthe each , one ten month IO cruise, and a tour in Coronado at the NAB. Four years at sea, and two ashore.
Comment by Myron [JCH] Silverstein, ESQ— 2/24/06 @ 3:04 pm
@ 123
JCH: Are you saying GWB served in combat then? Just askin’
Comment by windie — 1/24/06 @ 3:59 pm [No, but, Windie, have YOU ever “buckled up” in a Mach 2 F-106? Not for pussies. I washed out of Naval Air [bad GI] and served Surface Line [1110]. Flying [and training] in military jets are not for the Bill Clintons of the world.]
Comment by JCH — 1/24/06 @ 4:37 pm
I know how much you love that story. :) :) :)
I’ll be gone for about 3 weeks, Roger Rabbit. I’ll try to post that story for you one more time tomorrow before I leave.
When I get back I’ll tell the story again of how I outed the bona fide LIAR, JCH.