#2 2009-01-11 18:50:56
You should be happy. With idiots like this and Palin being the public face of modern conservatism you can expect years of liberal domination.
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#3 2009-01-11 19:15:48
orangeplus wrote:
You should be happy. With idiots like this and Palin being the public face of modern conservatism you can expect years of liberal domination.
One would think, but I fear that he just makes the stupid feel they have a legitimate voice and keeps them mobilized. Same with Palin.
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#4 2009-01-11 19:42:39
They can be mobilized, that's fine. The more mobilized and vocal those twits are the more they will alienate the rest of the electorate.
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#5 2009-01-11 19:46:35
headkicker_girl wrote:
I fear that he just makes the stupid feel they have a legitimate voice and keeps them mobilized.
They'll never exhaust their supply of stupid spokesmodels.
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#6 2009-01-11 20:40:41
Joe The Attention Whore wrote:
. . . Israel . . . with world opinion against them . . .
I only meant to lie down on the couch for a few minutes. Exactly how long was I unconscious?
Damn, I made the miss-take of watching a bit more:
Joe Likes It Like That wrote:
I think that media should be abolished from reporting.
Yeah . . . I'm going to lay back down now.
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#8 2009-01-12 00:22:04
orangeplus wrote:
They can be mobilized, that's fine. The more mobilized and vocal those twits are the more they will alienate the rest of the electorate.
The Orange has a good point. It was McCain's constant sucking up to what he kept calling "the base" (and oh, what delicious unintentional irony in that name) that wound up losing him the election. I lost count of the number of people, famous and otherwise, who said they were longtime Republicans and still conservative but were voting for Obama. Americans in the main were horrified and disgusted. If there really is a "culture war," these yahoos are severely outnumbered--and apparently too stupid to realize it.
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#9 2009-01-12 00:42:58
Terry Schiavo died for our sins
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#10 2009-01-12 04:49:23
George Orr wrote:
orangeplus wrote:
They can be mobilized, that's fine. The more mobilized and vocal those twits are the more they will alienate the rest of the electorate.
The Orange has a good point. It was McCain's constant sucking up to what he kept calling "the base" (and oh, what delicious unintentional irony in that name) that wound up losing him the election. I lost count of the number of people, famous and otherwise, who said they were longtime Republicans and still conservative but were voting for Obama. Americans in the main were horrified and disgusted. If there really is a "culture war," these yahoos are severely outnumbered--and apparently too stupid to realize it.
I don't know, Bush got elected the same way, and McCain came awful close.
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#11 2009-01-12 04:50:50
BTW, I hope someone's there with a camera the day Joe finally realizes that he IS the media, so we can get good footage of his head exploding.
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