Panic is average for them.

This is MELTDOWN!

So Wright, you're wrong!

Better them than me.

/I'm finally starting to feel a little better about this election...

I'm surprised they realize there's a problem.

I suggest you re-read that last sentence, for it contains the death of our hopes for a progressive president within it.

Summoning my best Nelson Muntz:

HA-ha!

re: #1 zombie

Panic is average for them.

This is MELTDOWN!

Heh. Between this and the CANADIAN MENACE... (see previous thread)

True dat... yo!

Keep on riding that tiger.

Don't forget to vote!
Hehehe...

That's 20 years of dirt. Ground-in dirt. That kind of dirt don't wash out.

re: #4 littleoldlady

Better them than me.

/I'm finally starting to feel a little better about this election...

I've been pretty confident for months that McCain will win.

Actually, let me rephrase that:

McCain won't lose.

Whoever is the Dem nominee, Hillary or Obama, will cause themselves to lose.

re: #11 Tigger2005

That's 20 years of dirt. Ground-in dirt. That kind of dirt don't wash out.

Oh, no, I'm sure if Obama "disowns" Wright tomorrow, it'll all be immediately forgotten.

/

suckers ROFLMAO

What's hilarious is that Wright clearly has a vested interest in Obama losing. If Obama wins, the credibility of the grievance theater run by shysters like Wright, Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton gets shot to hell. It's quite comical, really.

I suggest you re-read that last sentence, for it contains the death of our hopes for a progressive president within it.

What's that about the audacity of hope?

i don't know, kids.... look at the story on the newsbar there that says hillary leads mccain by 9 points in polls.

we've discussed this at length, but don't we want mccain to run against obama? he seems so much more beatable in the long picture.

re: #16 admiralackbar

What's hilarious is that Wright clearly has a vested interest in Obama losing. If Obama wins, the credibility of the grievance theater run by shysters like Wright, Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton gets shot to hell. It's quite comical, really.

Their existence becomes meaningless...

/

The audacity of hope transformed into the "dark arts of sub-bus-toss."

So there's no HOPE without CHANGE?

re: #14 Occasional Reader

Oh, no, I'm sure if Obama "disowns" Wright tomorrow, it'll all be immediately forgotten.

/

I'll lay odds you're right about that one.
Down the memory hole.

re: #12 zombie

Like watching a train wreck, ain't it?

Thanks for the HT, Charles.

Much comedy gold to be mined.

Was more painful than every watching Skeletor trying to equivocate tonight.

Good start, now have a little depth and realize that everything you LLLs have done for the last,oh,60 years or more is wrong,too.

for it contains the death of our hopes for a progressive president

Hm. Maybe you should all kill yourselves?

Okay, just kidding. You should all move to North Korea.

Why the hell are we stuck with this Reverend guy? Don't give him too much attention. He's actually craving for more attention on account of his racist church.

re: #27 Occasional Reader

Hm. Maybe you should all kill yourselves?

Okay, just kidding. You should all move to North Korea.

AND MISS OUT ON VENEZUELA?

Obama said it himself, Wright is his "spiritual adviser". He brought his two young daughters to hear this so-called adviser speak his hate every Sunday, and that says more about the Obama-Wright relationship than anything. It's a little late now koslings..

re: #28 the_flying_pig

Why the hell are we stuck with this Reverend guy? Don't give him too much attention. He's actually craving for more attention on account of his racist church.

Um... we LIKE him getting attention at this point. Do you understand why?

I still get a kick out of their use of the term "progressive" in defining their cause. It's anything but progressive. Sheesh.

Rev. Wright is trying to attach himself to Senator Obama: to fuse his cause, his fortunes, his solutions, and his grievances with those of Obama.

I "hate" to burst their little bubble here, but perhaps the real problem is obama attached himself to jerry wright some 20 odd years ago. obama attached himself to jerry's cause, his fortunes, his solutions, and his grievances, koslings. That is what should scare you.

I will get down and thank God for Rev. Wright tonight.

If it wasn't for the good reverend, we could have ended up with an America Hating closet islamist as president . Thanks to Wright, that is looking much less likely.

....and I think could get used to looking at Hillary's cankles or McCains waddle.

God works in mysterious ways.

re: #29 OldLineTexan

AND MISS OUT ON VENEZUELA?

Not "progressive" enough.

(Plus, Chavez aside, its' full of nice beaches and hot women, the "progressives" really don't deserve it)

re: #32 Cartman

I still get a kick out of their use of the term "progressive" in defining their cause. It's anything but progressive. Sheesh.

It's progressive! But what they're progressing toward ain't exactly pretty.

re: #5 Sharmuta

I'm surprised they realize there's a problem.

That person does. Watch as the rest call them a traitor, LGF operative, or worse. If they don't get tombstoned I'll be surprised. Koslims are allergic to reality.

re: #19 blue_like_jazz

i don't know, kids.... look at the story on the newsbar there that says hillary leads mccain by 9 points in polls.

we've discussed this at length, but don't we want mccain to run against obama? he seems so much more beatable in the long picture.

Yes we do; However, 1) it's early don't pay to much attention to the polls
2) If Hilliary gets the nod- she will only do it by
essentially stealing it from Obama - I think
Afro- Americans will stay away from the polls in
November
3) We run against a weak candidate Obama

re: #14 Occasional Reader

Oh, no, I'm sure if Obama "disowns" Wright tomorrow, it'll all be immediately forgotten.

/

Yeah it's really amazing. Could you imagine Republican voters forgiving and forgetting if it was revealed that their candidate had attended Fred Phelp's church for 20 years?

re: #37 song_and_dance_man

Retrogressive?

The GOP thanks you "reverend". Buwahahahahahahaha!

And yet, I can't tell if this person disagrees with Wright. I suspect he doesn't.

He'll be excoriated though and will probably announce his complete agreement with and respect for the odious reverend, but it will be too late. I hope he's wearing his sh*t-storm helmet. A regular one won't do it.

re: #36 wolfie

It's progressive! But what they're progressing toward ain't exactly pretty.

Do these fools not realize that the "ain't exactly pretty" part is going to apply to them as well or are they so arrogant as to believe they'll be part of the "elite"?

Shhhh. Listen. Do you hear it?

I hear the Peer Gynt Morning Mood theme running behind this as the Dems slowly wake from their winter slumber and look around, realizing for the first time that they are in a world of hurt.

Play this in the background, as you read the comments and thread story. It's pretty damn funny.

re: #19 blue_like_jazz

i don't know, kids.... look at the story on the newsbar there that says hillary leads mccain by 9 points in polls.

we've discussed this at length, but don't we want mccain to run against obama? he seems so much more beatable in the long picture.

The dems will eat each other alive. Hillary cannot get the nom without the superdelagates. If she gets them and the nom there will be violence in the streets (I am not rooting for it, mind you), not good for the dem party.

I sure hope that neither candidate drops out before the convention. I want the whole country to watch the Democratic Party select their candidate live on television.

why are they panicking? have they seen the light, had an awakening, decided hate and racism are terrible things?
oh? it's because we have found out and their plans are unraveling.

re: #30 Yankee Division Son

Obama said it himself, Wright is his "spiritual adviser". He brought his two young daughters to hear this so-called adviser speak his hate every Sunday, and that says more about the Obama-Wright relationship than anything. It's a little late now koslings..

Never underestimate the Dems' capacity for self delusion.

re: #45 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Shhhh. Listen. Do you hear it?

I hear the Peer Gynt Morning Mood theme running behind this as the Dems slowly wake from their winter slumber and look around, realizing for the first time that they are in a world of hurt.

Play this in the background, as you read the comments and thread story. It's pretty damn funny.

[Link: www.youtube.com...]

I'm thinking more Dies Irae, but to each his own.

re: #3 lone_wolf_in_illinois

So Wright, you're wrong!

Rotating title! :D :D :D :D

The Dems are having buyer's remorse about Obama. Good.

While they tear each other apart trying to pick a presidential candidate, John McCain goes to the Middle East --- the first phase of acting presidential.

re: #44 Stringart

Do these fools not realize that the "ain't exactly pretty" part is going to apply to them as well or are they so arrogant as to believe they'll be part of the "elite"?

I do believe they think so.
They are the Enlightened Ones who know whats best for everyone.
Only knuckle-draggers like us are too stupid or bigoted to see that.

re: #27 Occasional Reader

Hm. Maybe you should all kill yourselves?

Okay, just kidding. You should all move to North Korea.

I'm sure that the North Koreans would be all too happy to have them for lunch.

re: #50 Occasional Reader

I'm thinking more Dies Irae, but to each his own.

I'm going for the comedy angle here. Sheesh.

(yours is good too!)

re: #50 Occasional Reader

I'm thinking more Dies Irae, but to each his own.

Wait! Verdi or Mozart?

re: #46 VegasRick

The dems will eat each other alive. Hillary cannot get the nom without the superdelagates. If she gets them and the nom there will be violence in the streets (I am not rooting for it, mind you), not good for the dem party.

Besides, who wants to watch a bunch of Dems slap fighting?

The one thing I fear is Barack announcing that Al Gore will be his running-mate. Everybody keeps saying that it won't happen, but I still think it's possible and if you combine the cult of Obama with the cult of global warming...excuse me, climate change...then Obama could still pull this off.

re: #54 Syrah

I'm sure that the North Koreans would be all too happy to have them for lunch.

Rice or noodles?

re: #58 Ringo the Gringo

The one thing I fear is Barack announcing that Al Gore will be his running-mate. Everybody keeps saying that it won't happen, but I still think it's possible and if you combine the cult of Obama with the cult of global warming...excuse me, climate change...then Obama could still pull this off.

I think they are mostly the same crowd. Of course I could be wrong.

McCain could still screw up. It would seem like he is a shoo in, but he's not really pushing the Wright connection.

re: #56 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Wait! Verdi or Mozart?

Cristina Aguilera.

"Dies Irae.... woooEEEEEOOOOOHHHHHAAAAEEEEEOOOOOH.... Dies Irae...."

Charles -

Fragrant Hints speak to "POOP" So fragrant that it is "AUDIBLE!"

-S-

re: #59 sparrowlake

Rice or noodles?

There is no rice. There is no noodles. Just moonbat.

I wonder how they will deal with the patchouli oil after taste?

For much of the campaign, we have known very little about Barack Obama's character and core beliefs. Obama is new to the national scene, yet aspires to its highest and most powerful office. So that lack of information about Obama's character and core beliefs is a great deficiency in trying to understand if we should put Obama into this position that he seeks.

But since Obama has described Jeremiah Wright as his mentor for the past 20 years, we are entitled and even obligated to learn as much as possible about Jeremiah Wright, in order to make an assessment, as best we can, about Obama's character and core beliefs.

The nutroots attempt to coverup what cannot and what should not be covered up is a deplorable attempt to deprive the voting public of a needed understanding of Jeremiah Wright.

These nutroots people are very crazy people, so I think that Jeremiah Wright should be given a Secret Service escort. There is no telling what these lunatics may attempt to do. Give him protection -- just in case. To neglect to do that is not being responsible.

Interesting that he'll throw his grandmother under the bus without a moment's hesitation, but the bombastic loudmouth hater is held on to like its his wubby.

re: #64 Syrah

Syrah -

GUANO MOUTHWASH?

-S-

Rev. Wright is trying to attach himself to Senator Obama: to fuse his cause, his fortunes, his solutions, and his grievances with those of Obama.

Trying ? They ARE attached. Obama attached himself to Rev Wrong's church 20 freakin' yrs ago. Wright hasn't changed a bit. He's the same racist troofer he always was. Maybe a progressive can think Obama was some innocent in the congregation, but some of his and his wife's statements make it appear that they found exactly what they were looking for. He isn't just walking away from this.

Reap it.

re: #65 EE

For much of the campaign, we have known very little about Barack Obama's character and core beliefs. Obama is new to the national scene, yet aspires to its highest and most powerful office. So that lack of information about Obama's character and core beliefs is a great deficiency in trying to understand if we should put Obama into this position that he seeks.

But since Obama has described Jeremiah Wright as his mentor for the past 20 years, we are entitled and even obligated to learn as much as possible about Jeremiah Wright, in order to make an assessment, as best we can, about Obama's character and core beliefs.

The nutroots attempt to coverup what cannot and what should not be covered up is a deplorable attempt to deprive the voting public of a needed understanding of Jeremiah Wright.

These nutroots people are very crazy people, so I think that Jeremiah Wright should be given a Secret Service escort. There is no telling what these lunatics may attempt to do. Give him protection -- just in case. To neglect to do that is not being responsible.

I thought he already had Nation of Islam bodyguards?

re: #61 womball

Speaking here as a conservative who can't stand McCain, his best bet for the win is keeping his mouth shut as much as possible and letting the local party wonks and 527's point things out. Every time McCain speaks out he further alienates the conservatives in the party. I loathe the idea of Obama or Shrillary getting the win but I'm not exactly jumping for joy at the thought of President McCain either.

Congressive?

re: #62 Occasional Reader

Cristina Aguilera.

"Dies Irae.... woooEEEEEOOOOOHHHHHAAAAEEEEEOOOOOH.... Dies Irae...."

Shitkicker.

re: #58 Ringo the Gringo

Naaa -- it's president or nothing for Gore.

Gore won't agree to be VP again. Been there, done that.

Gore has graduated to being the Pope of the Church of Global Warming. Playing second fiddle to Barack Obama would be a big comedown from that magic carpet ride.

re: #68 mikeinmd

Trying ? They ARE attached. Obama attached himself to Rev Wrong's church 20 freakin' yrs ago. Wright hasn't changed a bit. He's the same racist troofer he always was. Maybe a progressive can think Obama was some innocent in the congregation, but some of his and his wife's statements make it appear that they found exactly what they were looking for. He isn't just walking away from this.

Reap it.

I've seen ramoras or barnacles with less tenacity.

re: #19 blue_like_jazz

i don't know, kids.... look at the story on the newsbar there that says hillary leads mccain by 9 points in polls.

we've discussed this at length, but don't we want mccain to run against obama? he seems so much more beatable in the long picture.

At this point, I think a cardboard cutout of Richard Nixon could win against Obama.

I'm beginning to think that the way this is going to end, will be that the Clintons finally find Obama's price, and pay it. All that extra Chinese money lying around, you know. Plus maybe some hints about Arkancide.

He will then withdraw from the race "to spend more time with his family", and She Herself will waltz into the convention for the coronation that was always supposed to happen.

Sure hope I'm wrong.

I thought he already had Nation of Islam bodyguards?

Well, if he doesn't, he should get them. There's no knowing if some demented nutroots nut is going to get a bad idea.

re: #77 EE

Well, if he doesn't, he should get them. There's no knowing if some demented nutroots nut is going to get a bad idea.

Agreed.

Now tfk does not want to hurt any ones feelers, but tfk been in Baptist Church's, and other Church's all his life, my mothers family
had lots of Preachers in it, they had the traveling Christian Singers,

and yes, within Church's there are those who sin, some times the
Rev. with the Choir leader, sometimes the church sectary ect.

Lots of interpersonal goings on in Church's, Rev. Wrights and Michael Obama and Barracks Church is no different.

He can not leave the Church, he can not separate from Rev. Wright,
his wife for sure will not, he can not get in a fight with her now, so
he is stuck to Rev. like Bear' Rabbit in the brier patch, hooked to
this old loon at the hip,,,, and its all about to go Enron soon.

My guess the CPA for the church is very very nervous about all the attention Rev. Wright is bringing to the church.

The moment comes, when it comes undone.

re: #77 EE

Well, if he doesn't, he should get them. There's no knowing if some demented nutroots nut is going to get a bad idea.

Damn, hot post early. Try again.

Agreed. But, can't he find some nice Christian men to be bodyguards?

I thought he already had Nation of Islam bodyguards?

re: #77 EE

Well, if he doesn't, he should get them. There's no knowing if some demented nutroots nut is going to get a bad idea.

Those guys are demented and crazy. He's safe from them as long as he toes the line. If he sees the light, they may actually help him see the light...just like they did Malcolm X.

re: #70 admiralackbar

Speaking here as a conservative who can't stand McCain, his best bet for the win is keeping his mouth shut as much as possible and letting the local party wonks and 527's point things out. Every time McCain speaks out he further alienates the conservatives in the party. I loathe the idea of Obama or Shrillary getting the win but I'm not exactly jumping for joy at the thought of President McCain either.

As I stated in the previous thread: As more and more Conservative Republicans rise up and make their opinions known, in larger and larger numbers, McCain will have no choice but to rethink his opinions and his policies. The sudden upswing in Republican donations in NC after McCain shot off his big mouth tell us this.

re: #24 littleoldlady

Like watching a train wreck, ain't it?

I love it! :)

Rev. Wright is a scary fellow, but he is probably not the only preacher who spreads venom weekly. Is this what most black parishioners hear every Sunday? If it is, then I am truly afraid for our country.

re: #56 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Wait! Verdi or Mozart?

Neither...

Berlioz!

Gosh, Rev. Wright is SO damaging to Baraq, that it has to be more than just the Rev's massive ego gone massively out of control. It has to be deliberate. I mean, think about it: what Testament does the name "Jeremiah" come from?
Aha, right! The Old! I mean qui bono, after all. Doesn't all this prove that Rev. Wright is a tool of the Jooooish conspiracy? Good that his Muslim buddies don't know he is a secret Zionist agent (we'll never tell).

I heard the Wright speech today on Hugh Hewitt til Hugh played the obnoxious commercial I can't stand. Wright might have been appropiate back in 1863. Today he is outdated and carries an albatross of conflictions around his neck. I feel sorry for him and his supporters and his UCC. They have a social pogrom that only works in communism and without God. It did make me pause and think that John Hagee might have a point about false churches.

I get the Wright point of the invisible black church created out of the inhuman bonds of slavery. But Rev. it's time to grow up and mainstream yourself a little bit if you want to be involved with sincere leadership. You have the same compunctions as a Timothy McVeigh. Looking back on the past isn't going to solve his problem. Dale Carnegie could.

The Wright demeanor just reminds me of a pompous ass. There are so many more black leaders in the US that aren't so besotted with themselves. People choose him as a paster for a reason.

He quoted all his good works as substance for his integrity. All it reminded me of was the works of Hamas.

He complained that his associations shouldn't weigh down his associates that each person is different. He expresses that reconciliation is great. But he discards all those earnest principles of his faith when he judges the associations that GWB makes. A true democrat. Lie and yell that the other person is a liar.

Obama should just tell the truth. He choose this way for it's political expediency. Now it's time for him to moveon and address a broader constituency.

More focus on Obama please.

re: #85 Purple Fury

Neither...

Berlioz!

Okay.
.
.
.
.
.
Who?

re: #1 zombie

Panic is average for them.

This is MELTDOWN!

The China Syndrome, no? :)
Fun times. Fun times indeed.

re: #85 Purple Fury

Neither...

Berlioz!

Holy Cow! Cool!

re: #85 Purple Fury

Neither...

Berlioz!

+1 :)

Obama doesn't need to distance himself from Wright... he needs to distinguish himself from Wright

Hope Obama continues to ignore the huge problem Wright is for him. Obama needs to stand up for Wright. The scary thing is Obama has convinced me he agrees with the racism of Wright.

Easier for shit to disavow the smell (to swipe a great line) than for Obama to disavow Wright at this stage.

# 66
"his wubby"

That's his out.... of this mess.

His Pastor, who brought him to Christ, who baptized his children etc..let him down. Obama will now, heart broken, effectively distance himself from Rev. Wright painting himself as the bridge that will bring us all together, dispell all of this hatred on both sides.

It could work.

Jeremiah Wright whines that criticism of his racist and anti-American ravings as a preacher in TUCC is equivalent to attacking "The Black Church". But this is contradicted by Juan Williams, who has done a study (and written a book) about black churches in America. Mr. Williams reportedly claims that less than one black church in ten is like Jeremiah Wright's.

Wright's whining reminds me of CAIR's whining. When CAIR is criticised, they whine that a billion and a half Muslims are being attacked. But of course it's CAIR that is being attacked. Yet they use a billion and a half Muslims as human shields for themselves.

Same with Jeremiah. He is using all of the black churches, including the more than 90% that are mainstream Christian churches and not at all like his, as human shields to delegitimize criticism of his own statements.

Not that I want this raving bigot to shut up. Let him speak! Please! I'd like to hear what he has to say, even though what he says is ridiculous. I just can't get enough of this garbage being spouted by Jeremiah Wright. Because it's important to hear it, to understand the character and core values of the man seeking the presidency who calls Jeremiah Wright his mentor: Barack Obama.

"You can't *pay* for entertainment like this."

I am never un-surprised by the elitist attitudes over there in "Blue"-land...

" Well ... if the folks of this country are so (5+ / 0-)
stupid as to make their choice for president based on comments by any religious preacher, then we deserve what we get."

Response: " you new in America? (0+ / 0-)
they are that stupid, that has been proven over and over again, so what, we deserve what we get? We're trying to win an election here and we're not going to win it running on the assumption that maybe this time the American people will not be so stupid."

Amazing, what they say when they think no one is listening. Like, say, in front of San Francisco billionaires.

I suggest you re-read that last sentence, for it contains the death of our hopes for a progressive president within it.

Also because you're probably stoned to the bone, and I don't want you to forget - damn, what were we just talking about?

Tough luck, Barry - you called this guy your spiritual advisor. Expect to see that across pictures of Wright and you (maybe even in your very nice Chicago house that you'll still be living in come 2009).

re: #19 blue_like_jazz

i don't know, kids.... look at the story on the newsbar there that says hillary leads mccain by 9 points in polls.

we've discussed this at length, but don't we want mccain to run against obama? he seems so much more beatable in the long picture.

Media polls are pretty much worthless. It's been shown time and again that they oversample specific groups to get the desired results.

re: #26 mbruce

Good start, now have a little depth and realize that everything you LLLs have done for the last,oh,60 years or more is wrong,too.

I've had a bit of fun with some Obama supporters complaining about how terrible the Clintons are. It's so simple and really rattles some of them.
1) If the Clintons are really so bad, why didn't we hear about it when they were in office?
2) Was the media lying and covering for them then, or was the media totally incompetent?
3) If the MSM lied then, how do you know they're telling the truth now about anything? If they were incompetent for so many years, how can you trust them now?
Most of them sputter angrily, but you can see the wheels turning in a few of their heads.

So, the Buddhist goes up to a hotdog vendor and says, "Make me one with everything."
The hotdog vendor says "That will be five dollars"
The Buddhist says "I have ten. I want change."
The hotdog vendor says, "You have to want to change."

CHANGE!

I listened to him

Emptiest crock of shit since, well, since Obama himself

Just a bunch of tired cliches about how racist "white European" civilization is and how we're all damned b/c of slavery (interesting these black nationalists never mention the well documented viscious inter tribal warfare and slave trade between African tribes BEFORE the euros got there)

Nothing new. Farrakhan, Malcom X, Marcus Garvey and other radicals have been saying it for decades. Not to mention their white buddies on the hate America all the time left (Chomsky, Churchill, Ayers, etc)

Just another Marxist in black "liberation" clothes. SUre he sparks up a fiery speech, but everything he says will keep blacks where they are now for another 10000 years. Nothing "progressive" at all in what he says- he wants his people mired in victim mentality and "blame whitey"

Nice company, Barrack

Youll "bring everyone together" allright- so you can burn them all to the ground

re: #70 admiralackbar

Speaking here as a conservative who can't stand McCain, his best bet for the win is keeping his mouth shut as much as possible and letting the local party wonks and 527's point things out. Every time McCain speaks out he further alienates the conservatives in the party. I loathe the idea of Obama or Shrillary getting the win but I'm not exactly jumping for joy at the thought of President McCain either.

Hillary is shrewd...once she gets the nomination, she will skirt to the right of McCain on issues like immigration and welfare reform, out of Bill's playbook....she will pull lots of moderate R's over to her. My money is on her winning by exploiting McCain's problems with conservatives.

Schadenfreude can certainly be fun, can't it?

I've got the popcorn. If this lasts 'til Denver, though, we might have to spring for another keg or two.

:)

Senator Clinton / Indiana on Rasmussen Markets just hit 13 percent up for the day. Senator Obama is 10 percent down for the day.

And while I was typing that Clinton went to 13.5 up and Obama sent to 11 down.

I'm really getting tempted to sell a little Clinton.

Hillary will get the nom, Obama's folks will stay home (feeling all butt hurt cause their guy didnt win).. TA DA!

McCain will win without even having to give a speech or go anywhere. He can just sit on a rocking chair on the porch and wait for the good news of his win to be hand delivered.

This is all so sweet. It could only had been made better if McCain was a Conservative and not a 'maverick'.