But of course he did.

How many advisers has he had to fire now?

Wow. Where on earth did his advisor's possibly get the sense that this was a good idea?

DUH.

To tell them not to endorse him publicly? LOOOL

re: #2 NJDhockeyfan

How many advisers has he had to fire now?

I think that's two, and both hated Israel.

They're fired from his campaign, they could return when he's elected.

Where do they get the idea that Socialism is a good idea?

re: #2 NJDhockeyfan

None... (except for that lady Ms. Power who was forced by Hitlery campaign)

re: #6 The Other Les

High Minded Europeans

Radical Leftists LOVE religious extremists.

You didn't know that?!?!?!?

And this is just a distraction from HOPE so I'll BBL.

I don't care what sort of dirty laundry need be aired. Barack Obama cannot be allowed to become president, or America will not survive the next few years in one piece. Yes, it is that serious.

Heh heh, love when them chickens start roosting. Keep 'em coming please!

The bearings mysteriously reappear!

re: #9 winston06

High Minded Europeans

High Minded Europeans have lots of ideas, like Eugenics...

NEWSFLASH:

Presidential candidate that avoids pledging alligiance to American flag and worships at church that says God D*** America, negociates with terrorists.

No film at eleven.

" Yes, we can !"

Ooops....

Jimmy Carter was an advisor to the Obama campaign? Who knew?

btw, Hannity is doing an expose of the Obama's new hip hop pastor. Sunday night 9pm, check local listings.

You want to add the flaming skull to this post? After all, it's yet another sign that Obama and his advisers intend to open negotiations with terrorists. Period. Doesn't matter who they are, what they've done, and how much harm to US interests around the world, his door is open to them.

And once again, it makes you question his character and fitness to govern as President given that he chose to surround himself with people whose first motivation is to talk with terrorists - or are/were terrorists themselves (Bill Ayers, I'm looking at you).

Another Obama adviser quietly tossed under the bus

Hopefully, one them is going to go Rosa Parks on him soon.

Yep, diplomacy with terrorists. Expect more if we are stuck with Obama.

I am going to LOOOOOOVE the campaign ad in which each image of Obama flip-flopping or hemming and hawing will then be graphically flipped onto the growing stack of "waffles" -- ending with the pouring of the syrup and the announcer: "Here, Senator... try some of these waffles."

Oh, and before I forget, I'll be on Sirius Radio channel 110 from 5:30-6:00 PM EDT discussing some of the issues of the day, including McCain and the Supreme Court and Vito Fossella's mess.

re: #24 stuiec

outstanding!

Strange that the article is in a foreign paper.

Barry the Messiah also has the old Carter administration hands on his foreign policy team. The guys that gave us radical Khomeinist Iran.

To misquote Saturday Night Live referencing the Obama candidacy, " Oh no Mr. Barry!"

This is only temporary.

It is politically expedient.

He needs the Joos 50 million votes.

re: #17 offendi

" Yes, we can !"

Ooops....

I am warming up more and more to obombu's hope and change message. I hope the American people wake up and change their minds about voting for this POS.

re: #25 lawhawk

Oh, and before I forget, I'll be on Sirius Radio channel 110 from 5:30-6:00 PM EDT discussing some of the issues of the day, including McCain and the Supreme Court and Vito Fossella's mess.

Cool, my commute time! SIRI 110 here I come.

re: #25 lawhawk

Oh, and before I forget, I'll be on Sirius Radio channel 110 from 5:30-6:00 PM EDT discussing some of the issues of the day, including McCain and the Supreme Court and Vito Fossella's mess.

Really. I'll stay and listen then.

re: #12 Kalak

I don't care what sort of dirty laundry need be aired. Barack Obama cannot be allowed to become president, or America will not survive the next few years in one piece. Yes, it is that serious.

I agree. Under B. Hussein, Iran will get a nuke. Even Hillary wouldn't let that happen (because it would interfere with her power).
Carter: many Americans held hostage by Iran.
Obama: all America held hostage by a nuclear Iran

I suspect all of these "firings" are just a facade to appease Obambi's critics and those gun toting, bitter religious people who are currently the undecided votes he so desperately needs in the general election.

If elected, there is every possibility that these "advisers" will be given prominent appointments and that the liberal/marxist policies they espouse will become President Obambi's policies.

By "Eating Waffles" he means exterminate all the Jews.

re: #24 stuiec

I am going to LOOOOOOVE the campaign ad in which each image of Obama flip-flopping or hemming and hawing will then be graphically flipped onto the growing stack of "waffles" -- ending with the pouring of the syrup and the announcer: "Here, Senator... try some of these waffles."

McVain won't produce that ad. It will be left up to some state Republican party doing it and it will get wide play because McVain will come down hard on them. I still say McVain wins in a landslide by default. Obammessiah wins at total of 6 states tops. The guy is unelectable.

obama is surrounded by too many unsavory people. (in fact i'm beginning to sense a pattern of unsavoriness.) i'm serious. where are the decent people in his life. he is certainly proving what a terrible judge of character he is.

re: #29 Ben Hur

This is only temporary.

It is politically expedient.

He needs the Joos 50 million votes.

What about the muslims' 35 trillion votes?

"... but I can no more disown Hamas than can I disown my... er... what was the question?"

re: #33 Kosh's Shadow

Obamba: all America held hostage by a nuclear Iran

Obamba: all America The West held hostage by a nuclear Iran, Syria, North Korea, Venezuela, Cuba, etc.

Fixed it for ya.

re: #36 Truck Monkey

McVain won't produce that ad. It will be left up to some state Republican party doing it and it will get wide play because McVain will come down hard on them. I still say McVain wins in a landslide by default. Obammessiah wins at total of 6 states tops. The guy is unelectable.

From your keyboard to God's ears.

re: #37 nyc redneck

obama is surrounded by too many unsavory people. (in fact i'm beginning to sense a pattern of unsavoriness.) i'm serious. where are the decent people in his life. he is certainly proving what a terrible judge of character he is.

You can judge a man pretty well by the company he keeps.

re: #36 Truck Monkey

McVain won't produce that ad. It will be left up to some state Republican party doing it and it will get wide play because McVain will come down hard on them. I still say McVain wins in a landslide by default. Obammessiah wins at total of 6 states tops. The guy is unelectable.

Hey... How about we Lizards make it? But then we'll have McCain and his righteous fury about dishonorable politics descend upon us...

*shivers*
/NOT!

Except, this issue concerns the Middle East, thus:

Q: "Can't I just eat my Falafel?"

A: Not during the day during ramadan.

When's Barry gonna wash all that roadkill splatter off the bus?

Please promise me that Obama really is unelectable. Please?

re: #39 Occasional Reader

"... but I can no more disown Hamas than can I disown my... er... what was the question?"

Damn it, where's my teleprompter?!

re: #25 lawhawk

Oh, and before I forget, I'll be on Sirius Radio channel 110 from 5:30-6:00 PM EDT discussing some of the issues of the day, including McCain and the Supreme Court and Vito Fossella's mess.

i think i can get that. i'll try to listen.

Holding talks with hamas...

Because it worked so well for jhimmi carter.

re: #37 nyc redneck
They all share his political philosophy. It is not politically expedient to reveal all his ideas just yet. *spit*

re: #37 nyc redneck

What, you mean:

His father the extreme Marxist who wanted to seize white farmers' farms in Africa like Mugabe has?

His pastor the "get whitey" hate-filled screamer who bellowed about Clinton "riding dirty" at the altar, and that America deserved 9/11?

This adviser?

The other adviser who said that the US should use military force against Israel on behalf of the palis?

The corrupt Daley puppets who made him in the first place, since he's a product of Daley's machine completely?

remember obama is a leftist and leftist esp the academic version are mostly anti israel.

surprise surprise

re: #37 nyc redneck

“It is an infallible rule that a prince who is not wise himself cannot be well advised.”

— Niccolo Machiavelli.

re: #37 nyc redneck

obama is surrounded by too many unsavory people. (in fact i'm beginning to sense a pattern of unsavoriness.) i'm serious. where are the decent people in his life. he is certainly proving what a terrible judge of character he is.

I work with too many liberal Marxists. They would argue that you are passing judgment on people you don't know, and are projecting your value system on other's which is verboten. In their mind, this is your problem and has nothing to do with Obama.

The end result? Obama's unsavory associations bother conservatives, but not liberals. And I wish I was being sarcastic.

He's gonna need a bigger bus.

McCain called DJhimmy Carter's Hamas talks "disgraceful."

Now Lanny Davis calls CNN talks "worst experience ever."

* * *

May 09, 2008
Categories: CNN

Lanny Davis on CNN primary night: 'Worst experience I ever had on television'

When Clinton supporter Lanny Davis appeared on CNN during primary night, shortly before 10 p.m., there was a peculiar exchange with host Anderson Cooper.

Cooper: Lanny, let me start off with you. We haven't heard from you tonight. Your take on Barack Obama's speech earlier?
Davis: You haven't heard from me tonight. And I'm not sure — I’m not sure you want to hear from me tonight but —
Cooper: We heard from Paul Begala. This is your big chance.
Davis: Well, actually, I don't think we heard very much from Paul Begala. We did hear an awful —
Cooper: All part of the conspiracy against Hillary Clinton, I suppose.

During the Election Night broadcast, there was palpable tension between Davis and CNN reporters and panelists on camera — and apparently, with producers off camera.

Looking back, Davis said by phone this afternoon, he considers it “the worst experience I ever had on television.”

What bothers Davis most is that CNN is the network with which he’s had the longest relationship, where he’s maintained close friendships through the years, and that he's always considered middle-of-the-road in its coverage. But in his opinion, CNN has not treated Hillary Clinton fairly in the ’08 race.

Formerly special counsel to President Bill Clinton, Davis admits wholeheartedly to being a partisan and strongly supports Clinton against Obama.

So what happened on Tuesday night?

» Continue reading Lanny Davis on CNN primary night: 'Worst experience I ever had on television'

By Michael Calderone 03:20 PM (from politico)

re: #41 VegasRick

From your keyboard to God's ears.

Sorry about your dad. My condolences to you and yours. I will be absolutely shocked if Obammessiah wins even 6 states.

re: #47 Dianna

He is profoundly unelectable.

The ballot is secret.

Look how Obama did better in caucases than in primary elections.

Plus there is his nasty wife.

re: #43 galloping granny

You can judge a man pretty well by the company he keeps.

exactly, why should we think he is a saint among the likes of rev wright, rezko, bill ayers, all these fired political workers, and the rest. not likely.

re: #24 stuiec

That's good.

I'm going to make a fortune selling these "Obama threw me under the bus and all I got was this stupid tee shirt" shirts

re: #63 Neo Con since 9-11

Should have tire tracks printed on them.

re: #59 Ojoe

I know, and I agree. But I wonder, because my political instincts don't seem to be that good, if we're not assuring each other over things the rest of the electorate doesn't see. Or at least, doesn't want to see.

This is worrisome.

re: #57 alegrias

I find it delicious justice that the very people who brought us the likes of Media Matters, Moveon, and the Clinton News Network are now being devoured by their own creatures.Only one thing to be done. Vote Republican in November!

re: #66 song_and_dance_man

Perfect

The left never met a terrorist they didn't like.

What did Obama know and when did he know it? Even one of his sycophants, Martin Peretz has known about Malley for a long time:

It is true that Malley was on Bill Clinton's staff at Camp David when Ehud Barak had all the juice squeezed out of him to satisfy Yassir Arafat. But he was the only American in attendance to blame the failure of the negotiations on Israel, not least in The New York Review of Books, whose prior experts on the conflict were Noam Chomsky and I.F. Stone, afterwards to be replaced by George Soros, "oich mir a maven" or also an expert, and Henry Siegman. Don't blame yourself if you don't recognize Siegman's name. (Anyway, he hasn't appeared in the NYRB in some time. Maybe he even embarrasses Bob Silvers by now, as Chomsky came to embarrass him.) Malley also showed his colors with his attempt to coin a new nomenclature for the Israeli villages and towns in the West Bank, from "settlements" to "colonies." Why would Obama name Malley to his team? You ask me. I ask him.

[Link: blogs.tnr.com...]

Oh but you know, that this is just more guilt through association.
I mean come on, if he had to cut ties with all objectionable characters he would have to file for divorce.

re: #47 Dianna

Please promise me that Obama really is unelectable. Please?

* * *
It's everyone's job to make this case to those we love, our friends, family, neighbors, etc.

Even Hillary recognizes this now, late in the game. Hamas is not our friend. Carter's example is "disgraceful" and shouldn't be Obama's mentor.

re: #21 lawhawk

I think how Obama is selling this -- in addition to letting his advisers openly negotiate with terrorists and then act all astonished and give them a pink card, up until the time he actually wins the election, then they'll be back -- is to explain that "Others around the world hate us, and we must chu-chu-chu-ang, change this...And how best to chu-chu-chu-ange the world so that they love us? it's to talk to them, to talk to what Dubya -- that hater doin' the old style politics -- called 'terrorists'. As we in the Obama camp all know, they're just fine, decent, hard-working folks who given the chance will become our friends and allies. Ja. Now that's how we chu-chu-chu-ange the world."

re: #67 vagabond trader

The great damage already done is to race relations in this country.

I pray some black leaders call a stop to this negativity and say that we should all be simply citizens.

Certainly the losses of the US Civil War were borne to make that possible.

re: #66 song_and_dance_man

Also on the back I'm going to be putting a list of all the people he's tossed under the bus starting with his grand mother. Kind of like concert dates.

re: #57 alegrias

McCain called DJhimmy Carter's Hamas talks "disgraceful."

Now Lanny Davis calls CNN talks "worst experience ever."
(from politico)

Lanny is the most loyal guy in politics. He keeps backing Hillary and continued to back Joe Liberman after he was stabbed in the back by the Demoncrats.

I wonder who Obama and his team wouldn't meet. Hitler and Stalin? Sure. Lunch with Osama in his mountain mansion? Why not

re: #47 Dianna

Please promise me that Obama really is unelectable. Please?

Barry is unelectable.

re: #60 song_and_dance_man

lol

Or smaller advisers.

I wish I could claim authorship - but it is very funny.

Hey, let's be fair, maybe the guy didn't even realize he was talking to Hamas. He thought he was meeting with SAMAH.

re: #52 Kalak

yes, the fruitcake commie samantha powers. she's the one who wanted u.s. military intervention in israel. and didn't she just think that was a quirky unique plan? the moron.

He's gonna need a bigger bus.

Hell at the rate Obama's throwing people under the bus he should consider trading it in for a tracked vehicle.

re: #38 Ward Cleaver

What about the muslims' 35 trillion votes?

They already know; Hamas gave him their endorsement already. And he's upset at McCain for pointing it out, because the MSM would have ignored it.

Hey, whaddya know Sen. McCain actually used this in a campaign speech.
Senator M, I know you want to be nicey-nice, kissy face, new tone and all that, but it didn't work for Bush, and it won't work for you either.

re: #59 Ojoe

He is profoundly unelectable.

The ballot is secret.

Look how Obama did better in caucases than in primary elections.

Plus there is his nasty wife.

I couldn't agree more.

re: #67 vagabond trader

I find it delicious justice that the very people who brought us the likes of Media Matters, Moveon, and the Clinton News Network are now being devoured by their own creatures.Only one thing to be done. Vote Republican in November!

* * *
CNN isn't fair! The horror...imagine if word gets out CNN isn't pro-USA...

re: #58 Truck Monkey

Sorry about your dad. My condolences to you and yours. I will be absolutely shocked if Obammessiah wins even 6 states.

Thank you. I hope and pray you are correct.

If the guy only kept his mouth shut.

I wonder what was promised.

re: #81 Dirk Diggler

Or one of these large vehicles.

re: #81 Dirk Diggler

Hell at the rate Obama's throwing people under the bus he should consider trading it in for a tracked vehicle.

Ixnay. Getting run over by large, tracked vehicles tends to be a touchy subject for moonbats. Remember St. Waffle Pancake.

re: #80 nyc redneck
Oooh...I forgot that piece of work.

re: #85 song_and_dance_man

That's too rich.

For a while I was thinking about marketing Obama Rally Smelling Salts.

Might as well get rich before he raises the tax rate to 95%.

re: #83 rawmuse

Hey, whaddya know Sen. McCain actually used this in a campaign speech.
Senator M, I know you want to be nicey-nice, kissy face, new tone and all that, but it didn't work for Bush, and it won't work for you either.

It's the definition of insanity- trying the same thing over and over expecting a different result.

And on that note- it's no different than talking to hamas, either.

re: #77 Truck Monkey

I'll hold you to that!

/

Hmmmm.....Brzezinski (Israel-hating Sec. of State under Israel-hating and anti-Semite Jimmy Carter), Samatha Power (known Israel hater), the Rev. Wright (anti-Semite and Israel hater) and Robert Malley (known Israel hater)......

"The fact that I have spent my adult life surrounded by anti-Semites and Israel haters is merely a distraction from my message of change in address of all of the Jews in Israel and my hope that the Arabs will love me."

re: #90 song_and_dance_man

Oh well, you said it first on this thread and that is enough.

And anyway, I got it from a very good friend who said it was OK to use it - so it's not really plagerism.

re: #88 Ben Hur

If the guy only kept his mouth shut.

I wonder what was promised.

Given the Obama campaign's past precedent with suggesting that NAFTA would get torn up only to then say "no, we really didn't mean that...it's only for the stupid natives south of the border", this one is a reverse.

Obama publicly says he condemns Hamas and secretly says "no, we really didn't mean that...it's only for the stupid Americans that might vote for the guy that would nuke you in a second if he thought it would make America safer".

Obama...the haze...

re: #55 shibumi

i have friends like that too. tho, i will say afew of my lib friends are bothered by rev wright. i was happy to hear that.
some libs, however, are so truly fixated on osama now that even if he was caught throwing his typical white granny down the stairs they'd say, 'she had it coming'. these loons are not enough to get him elected, tho.

re: #59 Ojoe

He is profoundly unelectable.

The ballot is secret.

Look how Obama did better in caucases than in primary elections.

Plus there is his nasty wife.

I know a number of white male Democrats that have privately told me they will not vote for Obambi. I also know a number of individuals who aren't voting.

McCain: The lesser of two evils.

For 200 points Alex, who is Ali Jawad?

Hey, Hamas supports 100 years of war--that's totally wrong.

Apparently, SAMAH can help Michelle's children.

re: #101 shibumi

Hillary might start a splinter party ?

Who clings to their guns and religion more than SAMAH and hizbALLAH?

re: #105 Ojoe

Where are my tweezers

re: #47 Dianna

Please promise me that Obama really is unelectable. Please?

Heh. I don't know... Certainly the MSM is doing everything possible to make sure Hussein gets elected. And given the MSM's love affair, it's nothing but non-stop swooning and praises. I just don't see that changing any time soon.

"Mr Malley, who is a respected commentator on Middle Eastern issues and was part of President Clinton's negotiating team at the Camp David talks, has come under attack in recent months from right-wing bloggers.

Today, asked if Obama campaign was aware of his contact with Hamas, he replied: "They know who I am but I don't think they vet everyone in a group of informal advisers."

Malley a respected commentator? More like a shill for Jew-haters of every stripe. I guess he's repected by that other Jew-hating enterprise- The New York Times.

re: #101 shibumi

I have a father in law that is a normally reliable democratic voter, but he will go McCain this fall. Reason? McCain is a vet that isn't Bush, and better yet, isn't a left wing loony toon.

If Hill were the nominee...he might go back...

Hamas teaches children to fight 100 years' wars. That's so wrong.

Regarding Lanny Davis, he had a wake-up call not too long ago when he dared make a comment that appeared to support the war (he might have dared to speak favorably about Joe Lieberman) and was the recipient of hundreds of virulent e-mails from the Tolerant Progressives calling him a Nazi, Re-thuglican....the usual nutroots love.
I think he wrote an op-ed for the WSJ about it (....will look for it...)

One can only imagine what they're saying about him now.

Welcome to our world, Lanny.

re: #106 Ben Hur

Who clings to their guns and religion more than SAMAH and hizbALLAH?

* * *
Hamas is really bitter. That is so wrong. Hamas needs change.

re: #106 Ben Hur

Who clings to their guns and religion more than SAMAH and hizbALLAH?

Well, at least they don't also cling to hatred of people from outside their countries and people that don't look like them...oh...uh...Barack, a little help, please?

When I hear Obama or his wife speak it is without fail, downbeat.
Things are so bad & only he can restore hope with some vague promise of change.
It sounds like Michelle is trying to convince us that we are all just poor sharecroppers being held down by the man.
It is always doom & gloom.
Just once I would like someone to ask Michelle, "Mrs.Obama if things are that bleak & America is so mean, why do people continue to stream across our borders?'

re: #92 snowcrash

Oooh...I forgot that piece of work.

i tried to.

re: #115 opnion

When I hear Obama or his wife speak it is without fail, downbeat.
Things are so bad & only he can restore hope with some vague promise of change.
It sounds like Michelle is trying to convince us that we are all just poor sharecroppers being held down by the man.
It is always doom & gloom.
Just once I would like someone to ask Michelle, "Mrs.Obama if things are that bleak & America is so mean, why do people continue to stream across our borders?'

* * *
It's the ARUGULA, stupid!
(It's the ECONOMY, stupid! was Clinton's winning slogan)

re: #86 alegrias

Glenn Beck the other day had on some guest -- about how the United States is in rapid decline, and how "all the rest" is on a roll and will overtake the U.S. And this bozo -- who will be his employer? Well, of course, it will be the Caliphate Now News -- yeah, CNN intends to give this hustler his own television program (that's Fareed Zakaria) so he can denounce the West and promote the Rest each and every week.

re: #115 opnion

Wouldn't it be sweet to see a t-shirt at the RNC convention in Minnesota that had a picture of Michelle Obama with her mouth agape and an angry look that simply said underneath...

"One man's burden...why should we bail him out?"

re: #47 Dianna

Please promise me that Obama really is unelectable. Please?

He's as inflated as Kerry was... it might all turn out to be gas. I don't think he's electable, but it depends on how viable a campaign John McCain will run. McCain has all the cards, but he needs to play them right.

Good chance we'll have republicans in the White House for another 4 years.

re: #115 opnion

When I hear Obama or his wife speak it is without fail, downbeat.
Things are so bad & only he can restore hope with some vague promise of change.
It sounds like Michelle is trying to convince us that we are all just poor sharecroppers being held down by the man.
It is always doom & gloom.
Just once I would like someone to ask Michelle, "Mrs.Obama if things are that bleak & America is so mean, why do people continue to stream across our borders?'

Why, to vote for Obama, of course!

re: #119 J.S.

* * *
Fareed Zakaria seemed so normal many moons ago...Bush Derangement is such a tragic disease.

re: #113 alegrias

* * *
Hamas is really bitter. That is so wrong. Hamas needs change.

Hamas should be changed into tiny terrorist bits by a few tons of high explosive.

re: #118 alegrias

* * *
It's the ARUGULA, stupid!
(It's the ECONOMY, stupid! was Clinton's winning slogan)

Well that answers it.I am just floored that people flock to all of this negativity.

re: #106 Ben Hur

Who clings to their guns and religion more than SAMAH and hizbALLAH?

But that's okay, because they're not typical white people.

re: #120 brainwizard73

Wouldn't it be sweet to see a t-shirt at the RNC convention in Minnesota that had a picture of Michelle Obama with her mouth agape and an angry look that simply said underneath...

"One man's burden...why should we bail him out?"

Damn thats good!

The road to Obama's nomination is paved with grandmas, pastors and advisors.

Which side will Reuters choose to propagandize?

re: #121 medaura18586

He's as inflated as Kerry was... it might all turn out to be gas. I don't think he's electable, but it depends on how viable a campaign John McCain will run. McCain has all the cards, but he needs to play them right.

Good chance we'll have republicans in the White House for another 4 years.

I wonder who McVain will pick as his running mate. It would work out real well if he picked someone like a mid to large state gov. that has some executive experience. Mitt Romney or Tim Pawlenty for instance. I don't see Americans electing a 76 year old dude for President unless his name is Ronald Reagan.

re: #121 medaura18586

He's as inflated as Kerry was... it might all turn out to be gas. I don't think he's electable, but it depends on how viable a campaign John McCain will run. McCain has all the cards, but he needs to play them right.

Good chance we'll have republicans in the White House for another 4 years.

That is small comfort. Kerry almost won. McCain better put on his war face. We have not seen it yet. Obama is swimming in cash, McCain, hardly. I think it is a toss up.

re: #128 jcm

The road to Obama's nomination is paved with grandmas, pastors and advisors.

But at least the bus runs on biodiesel, right?

re: #128 jcm

The road to Obama's nomination is paved with grandmas, pastors and advisors.

I'm afraid the road after his election (G-d forbid) will be paved with Jews.

Hillary Ahead in West Virginia...by 43 Points

the other killer tidbit: "45% of likely Democratic primary voters say they would never vote for Barack Obama in the primary."

from [Link: www.weeklystandard.com...] latest entry

re: #130 Truck Monkey

I wonder who McVain will pick as his running mate. It would work out real well if he picked someone like a mid to large state gov. that has some executive experience. Mitt Romney or Tim Pawlenty for instance. I don't see Americans electing a 76 year old dude for President unless his name is Ronald Reagan.

Yeah, and Reagan was still only 69 when he was elected.

/only...

Hmm? This ought to shore up the conservative base.

[Link: www.examiner.com...]

Guess that La Raza thing wasn't moonbat enough.

re: #132 brainwizard73

But at least the bus runs on biodiesel, right?

Might be a problem....

Caution flag raised in race to embrace biofuels
Local officials question impact on environment

re: #130 Truck Monkey

I wonder who McVain will pick as his running mate. It would work out real well if he picked someone like a mid to large state gov. that has some executive experience. Mitt Romney or Tim Pawlenty for instance. I don't see Americans electing a 76 year old dude for President unless his name is Ronald Reagan.

You know how he could guarantee victory? It's sinister, but put Hillary on the vp slot and it's all said and done!

He may settle for Rice for real though.

I've never been a fan of settling for the lesser of 3 evils, that whole mentality, but man, when you see who those evils are, I'd get in line to vote McCain. If I had to bet money, I'd bet on him...

re: #134 alegrias

Hillary Ahead in West Virginia...by 43 Points

Just another lightning bolt in the perfect storm that is the Democrat primary!

Shave the Whales! Nuke the gay baby harp seals! Recycle old growth forests!

/

Excuse my outburst. I'm summarizing one-too-many proposals for environmental this and that.

re: #74 Ojoe

Personally, I do not own the racist tag and institutional racism is dead in the US. If black citizens follow hate filled grievance peddlars ,the choice and consequences are theirs.

re: #131 rawmuse

That is small comfort. Kerry almost won. McCain better put on his war face. We have not seen it yet. Obama is swimming in cash, McCain, hardly. I think it is a toss up.

Jon Kary looks like a statesman compared to the Obammessiah. Believe me. Americans will not elect a Black Panther to the White House no matter what the polls say. Money or not. Barry is toast.

re: #132 brainwizard73

Soylent Green is people!

re: #133 Kosh's Shadow

I'm afraid the road after his election (G-d forbid) will be paved with Jews.

Lie down in rows now and avoid the rush...

/ / / /

re: #136 BulgarWheat

Hmm? This ought to shore up the conservative base.

[Link: www.examiner.com...]

Guess that La Raza thing wasn't moonbat enough.

* * *
McCain needs the eco-voters as well. Some people only care about "the environment" but we need their votes anyway.

re: #115 opnion

When I hear Obama or his wife speak it is without fail, downbeat.
Things are so bad & only he can restore hope with some vague promise of change.
It sounds like Michelle is trying to convince us that we are all just poor sharecroppers being held down by the man.
It is always doom & gloom.
Just once I would like someone to ask Michelle, "Mrs.Obama if things are that bleak & America is so mean, why do people continue to stream across our borders?'

well that's the tear down america thing that commies do. make it appear so bleak and desperate that we long for deliverance. and guess what, there is michelle w/ the answer to our problems, her husband mr. soul healer himself.
she doesn't do a very good job of pushing this tho. she's a bad actor and no appeal as a person. all the complaining and moaning and groaning and belly aching is so phony. she doesn't even believe this sh*t. i don't think her scam is working. those poor single working mothers in so. car.(?) rolled their eyes when michelle bitched abt. how hard it was for her to make it on a million dollars a yr. she felt their pain.

re: #141 Dianna

Shave the Whales! Nuke the gay baby harp seals! Recycle old growth forests!

/

Excuse my outburst. I'm summarizing one-too-many proposals for environmental this and that.

NUKE ALL THE UBORN GAY WHALES FOR JESUS!

*complete coverage*

re: #128 jcm

That is brilliantly funny! (I also liked your dragon-land monologue in another thread)

re: #131 rawmuse

That is small comfort. Kerry almost won. McCain better put on his war face. We have not seen it yet. Obama is swimming in cash, McCain, hardly. I think it is a toss up.

Almost doesn't count. Heck, Gore almost won. There's no way Kerry would have won, no matter how close he thinks he got. Too out of touch with America (and consider how radiantly Bush was hated at the time already!). I think Obama is all smoke and mirrors too.

re: #105 Ojoe

Hillary might start a splinter party ?

Would make since, she's about as annoying and persistent as one.

re: #152 bosforus

since = sense
pimf

re: #149 jcm

It's the only way to be sure.

re: #134 alegrias

From your link:

I'm just curious how Team Obama and Andrew Sullivan are going to spin this beyond calling the good people of West Virginia a bunch of racists

I'm curious how it's racist to not vote for a candidate just because he's black, and not racist to vote for a candidate just because he's black.

re: #139 Cap'n DOC

Dinged down & reported.

re: #135 Fat Jolly Penguin

Yeah, and Reagan was still only 69 when he was elected.

/only...

I'm saying that McVain is a one termer. Will he step aside after that term? Does it pave the way for a 64 year old Hildabeast to be prez? Interesting times indeed. What has happened to BOTH parties? There is not a leader amongst them.

Some one has to make a list of all present and past ( thrown under the bus ) advisers and close buddies who are fervently anti-Israel. It has to be read each Sabbath in all Jewish Synagogues in this country until my Jewish brethren get the big picture.

The Republican Jewish Coalition is happy that only (their word) 61% of the Jewish vote is going to Obama.

I think it's appalling that 61% of Jews would even consider Obama an option for their president. (I think it's appalling that anyone is considering Obama as their president, but that's another matter.) Why Jews in America still insist on being so damned liberal is beyond me.

re: #147 jamgarr

YIKES! Did you really want to say that?

Well if he said "call a gardening tool a gardening tool" the 'bats would still scream racist.

Records show Sharpton owes overdue taxes, other penalties

I have a personal answer to Obama's "hope and change".

No and thanks.

People who fall in love with slogans have the intellectual capacity of a paramecium.

re: #145 jcm

Lie down in rows now and avoid the rush...

/ / / /

I'm not lying down. He'll have to run the bus over me while I'm standing and saying up.

re: #138 medaura18586

You know how he could guarantee victory? It's sinister, but put Hillary on the vp slot and it's all said and done!

He may settle for Rice for real though.

I've never been a fan of settling for the lesser of 3 evils, that whole mentality, but man, when you see who those evils are, I'd get in line to vote McCain. If I had to bet money, I'd bet on him...

If he puts her thighness on the ticket he will have to stay away from Ft. Marcy Park. She might let him stay in the Lincoln Bedroom.

re: #161 The Other Les

Well if he said "call a gardening tool a gardening tool" the 'bats would still scream racist.

Irrelevant.

re: #161 The Other Les

Well if he said "call a gardening tool a gardening tool" the 'bats would still scream racist.

And, IMHO, rightfully so. There are some things that just shouldn't be said.

re: #151 medaura18586

That is brilliantly funny! (I also liked your dragon-land monologue in another thread)

Thanks, just trying to do my bit. I like too many of the Lizards on either side of the argument, and hate seeing a good debate turn into rock throwing.

Clean up on aisle 139.

re: #159 Nevergiveup

Some one has to make a list of all present and past ( thrown under the bus ) advisers and close buddies who are fervently anti-Israel. It has to be read each Sabbath in all Jewish Synagogues in this country until my Jewish brethren get the big picture.

Jews who are observant enough to attend synagogue at least every Sabbath are more likely to vote Republican. It's the ones who DON'T attend services that are for Obama.

re: #164 Kosh's Shadow

I'm not lying down. He'll have to run the bus over me while I'm standing and saying up.

Amen to that.

re: #158 Truck Monkey

I'm saying that McVain is a one termer. Will he step aside after that term? Does it pave the way for a 64 year old Hildabeast to be prez? Interesting times indeed. What has happened to BOTH parties? There is not a leader amongst them.

He will certainly have to step aside, and that's a good thing: I sure don't wanna lock him in for 8 years.

There will be no such thing as a Hillary comeback though. I can guarantee you that. This is the only chance she's got and there won't be another. She knows it which is why she's clinging on to the race for dear life even at the cost of damaging the Clinton brand. It's do or die, and she's wanted this throughout her entire life. She won't be back in 4 years, no worries... which I can't say the same for Obama.

re: #160 Dahveed

The Republican Jewish Coalition is happy that only (their word) 61% of the Jewish vote is going to Obama.

I think it's appalling that 61% of Jews would even consider Obama an option for their president. (I think it's appalling that anyone is considering Obama as their president, but that's another matter.) Why Jews in America still insist on being so damned liberal is beyond me.

They'll probably think the cattle cars are taking them to a comfortable camp as well.

Baleted

re: #171 Alouette

Jews who are observant enough to attend synagogue at least every Sabbath are more likely to vote Republican. It's the ones who DON'T attend services that are for Obama.

What I saw on a Prius, my jaw dropped.

Thank you, Stinky.

re: #134 alegrias

Hillary Ahead in West Virginia...by 43 Points

the other killer tidbit: "45% of likely Democratic primary voters say they would never vote for Barack Obama in the primary."

from [Link: www.weeklystandard.com...] latest entry

Sounds like Robert K.K.K. Byrd Democrats.

re: #10 Ben Hur

Radical Leftists LOVE religious extremists who hate Israel.
You didn't know that?!?!?!?

Fixed. :)

re: #176 song_and_dance_man

Perhaps we should ask Doc first what he meant by it.

Maybe you missed it - I did.

re: #177 jcm

What I saw on a Prius, my jaw dropped.

At least the product code makes sense:

Product Code: BS26748

re: #177 jcm

What I saw on a Prius, my jaw dropped.

What's that say anyway? Neuterei Karta for Obama?

/jews for jihad

re: #171 Alouette

Jews who are observant enough to attend synagogue at least every Sabbath are more likely to vote Republican. It's the ones who DON'T attend services that are for Obama.

Good point, but even reform Jews go to a Bar Mitzvah or 2 every now and then, and of course there always the High Holidays this year.

re: #182 Ward Cleaver

LOL!
Isn't the code for EVERYTHING B. Hussein sells.

Attacks in the Chouf, and a bit of humor

Hezbollah wanted a confrontation in Beirut. They didn't get it, and are now a bit embarrassed, so they are now attacking the Chouf. The Druze community fought back, and four Hezbollah fighters were killed.

According the LBC news, a large portrait of Syrian President Bashar Assad hangs on the attacked Future TV building.

wow.

Charles, that weird thing is happening again (first time in a long while):

My website is set to the last link I submitted in the spinoffs. Have you found out what causes it?

Again, I'm on Vista, FF.

re: #160 Dahveed

The Republican Jewish Coalition is happy that only (their word) 61% of the Jewish vote is going to Obama.

I think it's appalling that 61% of Jews would even consider Obama an option for their president. (I think it's appalling that anyone is considering Obama as their president, but that's another matter.) Why Jews in America still insist on being so damned liberal is beyond me.

Bush's recent crap with Annapolis and Condi didn't help, many jews see that as Bush selling out Israel. What does McCain have to say about the much vaunted two state solution, any idea (I am really asking).

That makes sense since hamass will vote for him this november

/one man, one vote

re: #143 Truck Monkey

Your lips to God's ears. I am surrounded by Libs (with money) and huge O stickers on their Volvos. Pardon my trepidation.

re: #174 Kosh's Shadow

They'll probably think the cattle cars are taking them to a comfortable camp as well.

Whenever I talk to my friends who are Jewish and thinking about voting for Obama I think the same exact thing. I can only shake my head in disbelief that there are people that stupid in the world. And they have the right to vote, which is a real crime.

Forget about the fact that Obama would have people in his administration that were anti-Israel. The anti-Semitism among his domestic administration would be rampant. And Obama would never be held to account.

re: #184 song_and_dance_man

Well I missed it.

It's quoted in your #176

re: #160 Dahveed

The Republican Jewish Coalition is happy that only (their word) 61% of the Jewish vote is going to Obama.

I think it's appalling that 61% of Jews would even consider Obama an option for their president. (I think it's appalling that anyone is considering Obama as their president, but that's another matter.) Why Jews in America still insist on being so damned liberal is beyond me.

I think Obama will end up getting more than 61% of the Jewish vote. The Democratic machine will play the Church/State card like they always do and try and scare Jews into believing that McCain supports a theocracy. Works every time. Obama will end up with maybe 75% of the Jewish vote unless more rabid Jew-haters turn up in his campaign. Of course, if the democrats don't count FL. then he may end up with a higher % since older Jews will not support him as much as younger ones will.

re: #177 jcm

What I saw on a Prius, my jaw dropped.

Oy, vey. In Hebrew. Now, Arabic wouldn't surprise me.
I'm sure the German Jews in the 1920's thought Hitler wasn't going to be so bad.

re: #177 jcm

What I saw on a Prius, my jaw dropped.

Remember the "CAPOs" in concentration camps?

re: #175 bosforus

Would you care to see the personal reply I got from Samaritan's Purse?

re: #129 NJDhockeyfan

Which side will Reuters choose to propagandize?

Any side that promotes communism.

re: #197 song_and_dance_man

139 is still there.

Look again.

re: #191 rawmuse

Your lips to God's ears. I am surrounded by Libs (with money) and huge O stickers on their Volvos. Pardon my trepidation.

re: #194 mj

I think Obama will end up getting more than 61% of the Jewish vote. The Democratic machine will play the Church/State card like they always do and try and scare Jews into believing that McCain supports a theocracy. Works every time. Obama will end up with maybe 75% of the Jewish vote unless more rabid Jew-haters turn up in his campaign. Of course, if the democrats don't count FL. then he may end up with a higher % since older Jews will not support him as much as younger ones will.

Obama will get the Ron Paul vote to make up for any loss of jewish votes....being perceived as anti-Israel will actually help Obama with the palecons that blame all ills on Israel.

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re: #197 song_and_dance_man

I don't see it and the only deletions are you and Truck Monkey and 139 is still there.

And I'm pretty sure that the only reason anything else got deleted was the quoted reference to 139.

re: #179 Ward Cleaver

Sounds like Robert K.K.K. Byrd Democrats.

I clicked the link, but didn't see the article. Did any of those 45% not voting for Obama say they weren't voting for him because of his race?

re: #204 Silhouette

I clicked the link, but didn't see the article. Did any of those 45% not voting for Obama say they weren't voting for him because of his race?

What exactly is Obama's "race"? Communist?

re: #199 song_and_dance_man

Can't be since that is all my writing.

Hey, I like you - I don't want to get into a thing about it.

re: #198 Ma Sands

Would you care to see the personal reply I got from Samaritan's Purse?

YES! I was going to ask you about it but I didn't think you'd get it so soon.

re: #194 mj

I really want am trying to convince myself that more and more Jews are voting Republican but just not admitting it. It goes against all sensibilities in the Jewish community to be a Republican.

But unfortunately I think you are right. I think that Jews will be voting in droves for Obama. No matter how many anti-Israel/anti-Semitic people Obama has on his staff, he will get the Jewish vote out of obligation.

Lots of JINOs out there. One of my Jewish friends confided that her biggest concern re: the Obama is his lack of experience! I happen to be one of those small town bitter clingy type Jews and proud of it.

re: #206 Nevergiveup

What exactly is Obama's "race"?

He's "a black man, born of a white woman", according to Farrakhan.

(quoting from memory)

Funny how "progressives" seem to like the Jim Crow "one drop" rule.

re: #177 jcm

What I saw on a Prius, my jaw dropped.

I like this one.

re: #210 vagabond trader

those small town bitter clingy

Hey, not to worry... Michelle Obama says that you can make yourself into something special, even if you're from a small town in Kansas.

Her magnanimity knows no bounds.

re: #191 rawmuse

Well, at least when it's over, they can pay someone to remove the stickers.

re: #177 jcm

What I saw on a Prius, my jaw dropped.

How dumb are some Jews? This dumb:

I've recently been asked why I support Barack Obama because "he's not a
friend to Israel". Those questions arose even before the recent and disturbing
reports from Rev Wright's pulpit. Although I have never believed the
"anti-Israel" rehetoric, I've someitmes asked those of you more involved in the
campaign to help me respond. In other instances where I thought an immediate
answer was required, I just winged it.

That was the lead in to an e-mail I received from my uncle (presumably the cretin who wrote it is a friend of his) extolling Obama's pro-Israel credentials.

In other words, "I'm voting for Obama, but I haven't the faintest idea why."

re: #208 bosforus

Like I said, they're good people. :)

On behalf of Franklin Graham, thank you for compassion for the millions of people affected by the powerful cyclone in Myanmar.

We do have a few staff members already in the country, who were traveling there for other purposes, and are now able to purchase clean water for immediate relief and buckets in preparation for distributions of PuR packets. We are coordinating the shipment of these packets with the Minister of Health in Myanmar. These packets of powder can be mixed with up to 10 liters of unsanitary water to make it drinkable in about 20 minutes.

Pending approval, we will be distributing plastic sheeting for temporary shelters and 12 water filters capable of filtering 10,000 gallons of water a day—enough for 3,000 people. These systems will benefit as many as 36,000 people daily. Please join us in prayer that the Lord will continue to open doors for our team who is waiting in Bangkok. The next couple of days are crucial in orchestrating the level of our initial response.

You may check our web site for more information and updates on our response. Thank you for your support. May God bless you.

So, it looks like the most crucial need right now, is prayer to get the stuff across the border.....

re: #209 Dahveed

I really want am trying to convince myself that more and more Jews are voting Republican but just not admitting it. It goes against all sensibilities in the Jewish community to be a Republican.

But unfortunately I think you are right. I think that Jews will be voting in droves for Obama. No matter how many anti-Israel/anti-Semitic people Obama has on his staff, he will get the Jewish vote out of obligation.

Wow! "It goes against all sensibilities in the Jewish community to be a Republican"?---I am a PROUD member of the RJC.

re: #214 Dianna

Well, at least when it's over, they can pay someone to remove the stickers.

They still have their Kerry/Edwards stickers on...

re: #211 Occasional Reader

He's "a black man, born of a white woman", according to Farrakhan.

(quoting from memory)

Funny how "progressives" seem to like the Jim Crow "one drop" rule.

Did you see Rev. Manning on Obama?

"Perhaps, because of his inexperience, Senator Obama surrounds himself with advisers that contradict his stated policies," said Mr Scheunemann.

Apparently McCain won't be taking Reagan's pledge: "I am not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience."

re: #214 Dianna

Well, at least when it's over, they can pay someone to remove the stickers.

Sorry, Dianna. While I won't make predictions about Obama's electibilty of lack thereof, I will promise (threaten, more like it) this: We will be seeing Obama bumper stickers on Volvos for YEARS. In fact, ESPECIALLY if he loses... it'll be a way to show your "progressive" credentials.

re: #189 onepistoffyid

Bush's recent crap with Annapolis and Condi didn't help, many jews see that as Bush selling out Israel.

Many Christians see that as Bush and Condi selling out Israel too.

But with perspective, no way is the Dem choice going to be better. Hillary uses the word Jew as an insult and we all know Obama's connections.

re: #195 Kosh's Shadow

Oy, vey. In Hebrew. Now, Arabic wouldn't surprise me.
I'm sure the German Jews in the 1920's thought Hitler wasn't going to be so bad.

alot of jews in germany didn't believe hitler would come for them, some had family roots going back for hundreds of yrs. and felt like upstanding loyal germans. i have a friend whose german jewish grampa married a german lutheran woman. it was his grandma who saw the hand writing on the wall and got them out.

re: #219 jcm

Did you see Rev. Manning on Obama?

yeah... he sounds like he is qualified for a Phd on Obama Girl's tits.

re: #223 Silhouette

Many Christians see that as Bush and Condi selling out Israel too.

But with perspective, no way is the Dem choice going to be better. Hillary uses the word Jew as an insult and we all know Obama's connections.

ok thanks...but I have yet to hear McCain's views on the middle east beyond vague platitudes....where is he on this, do you know?

re: #225 medaura18586

yeah... he sounds like he is qualified for a Phd on Obama Girl's tits.

It not funny. But I find my self just laughing at him. It's SNL come to life.

re: #222 Occasional Reader

Sorry, Dianna. While I won't make predictions about Obama's electibilty of lack thereof, I will promise (threaten, more like it) this: We will be seeing Obama bumper stickers on Volvos for YEARS. In fact, ESPECIALLY if he loses... it'll be a way to show your "progressive" credentials.

Listen my family has driven Volvos for years and you don't get to much farther to the right than me. Lay off the Volvos will tha.

re: #216 Ma Sands

I saw on elevator news that Myanmar has agreed to let one - count it, one - cargo plane bring in aid.

re: #213 Occasional Reader

Ms Michelle would find me quite unpleasant if I had anything to say about it.

re: #218 rawmuse

Have you told them that's pathetic?

Actually, it's not as sad as seeing a brand-new Lexus with a Kerry '04 sticker freshly applied.

re: #216 Ma Sands
Looks good! I saw on their website that they had been around for about 50 years and that pretty much clinched it for me. That, and the Graham connection. Thanks again for your help.

re: #226 onepistoffyid

ok thanks...but I have yet to hear McCain's views on the middle east beyond vague platitudes....where is he on this, do you know?

Forthright 100% behind the only Democracy in the Middle East: ISRAEL!

re: #222 Occasional Reader

I really do find it utterly pathetic, you know.

re: #228 Nevergiveup

Listen my family has driven Volvos for years

So basically you're saying that you're all a bunch of stinkin' Commies, and you hate America, right?

:P

re: #215 David Simon

That was the lead in to an e-mail I received from my uncle (presumably the cretin who wrote it is a friend of his) extolling Obama's pro-Israel credentials.

In other words, "I'm voting for Obama, but I haven't the faintest idea why."

"But that Hitler fellow is such a spiffy dresser."

(Charles, as always, if that's going too far then just delete it.)

Obama truly and decisively reflects both the U.S. Democratic party and the European political perspective. I would wager that Barack is too conservative for most European elites.

The free world deserves three Obama terms as President.

re: #229 Dianna

I saw on elevator news that Myanmar has agreed to let one - count it, one - cargo plane bring in aid.

This morning I posted a link, the Thugocracy seized some shipments.

A favor please? Burma, Myanmar is the name the Thugocracy imposed. IMHO using Myanmar lends, however unintended, a legitimacy to a illegitimate government. (just a little peeve of mine).

There are many 'community activists' in America. There are also many State Senators. Obama is qualified to be POTUS how?

What is wrong with the Democratic Party that they push Obama to this level? I think it is totally irresponsible for the DNC to field him as a candidate.

re: #237 Notlob

Obama truly and decisively reflects both the U.S. Democratic party and the European political perspective. I would wager that Barack is too conservative for most European elites.

The free world deserves three Obama terms as President.

STILL THY TONGUE!

re: #218 rawmuse

They still have their Kerry/Edwards stickers on...

The problem with that is that most of those stickers are on the rear end of the car. Thus I can't take precautionary measures when encountering them on the road.

re: #238 jcm

Burma, then.

re: #213 Occasional Reader

Hey, not to worry... Michelle Obama says that you can make yourself into something special, even if you're from a small town in Kansas.

Her magnanimity knows no bounds.

I heard in the same speech she said something about how nobody in the campaign has anywhere near the experience of doing for the community as her husband.

Well, I don't think that her husband spent 5 years in the Hanoi Hilton, earned the Silver Star, Bronze Star, Distinguished Flying Cross, and Purple Heart. So, I think she may want to go a different route if she wants to compare her husband's service to say his oppoonent's.

re: #233 Nevergiveup

Forthright 100% behind the only Democracy in the Middle East: ISRAEL!

yes but that is what Bush said....can you tell me if he want's to consider the Annapolis process? If so I might not vote at all.

re: #237 Notlob

Obama truly and decisively reflects both the U.S. Democratic party and the European political perspective. I would wager that Barack is too conservative for most European elites.

The free world deserves three Obama terms as President.

You come out of the gate with that one?

re: #221 aunursa

Apparently McCain won't be taking Reagan's pledge: "I am not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience."

Oh please don't take the pledge.

re: #239 mama winger

I built bird houses for an endangered species of birds once.
bosforus '08!

re: #237 Notlob

Obama truly and decisively reflects both the U.S. Democratic party and the European political perspective. I would wager that Barack is too conservative for most European elites.

The free world deserves three Obama terms as President.

For purposes of clarity and since this is your first post, (Welcome!) acquaint yourself with the SARC TAG.

Don't like to see hatchings get their head ripped off for no good reason.

re: #243 Dahveed

I heard in the same speech she said something about how nobody in the campaign has anywhere near the experience of doing for the community as her husband.

What is she talking about? His asbestos gig?

re: #247 bosforus

I built bird houses for an endangered species of birds once.
bosforus '08!

I think that makes you over qualified. :)

re: #250 mama winger

I'm pretty sure the birdhouses are no longer there. Does that balance things out?

re: #249 mama winger

What is she talking about? His asbestos gig?

She's talking about that thing you do when you are probably not that good a lawyer. You become a "community leader".

re: #251 bosforus

I'm pretty sure the birdhouses are no longer there. Does that balance things out?

Only if it was publicly funded housing.

re: #237 Notlob

Obama truly and decisively reflects both the U.S. Democratic party and the European political perspective. I would wager that Barack is too conservative for most European elites.

The free world deserves three Obama terms as President.

I'm going to say something horrible.

If there were no other ill effects I would vote for Hillary just to see all the smug assholes who support her get some Gulag time. Nothing like being the star in a live performance of DARKNESS AT NOON to give someone a real appreciation of what socialism is really like.

re: #244 onepistoffyid

yes but that is what Bush said....can you tell me if he want's to consider the Annapolis process? If so I might not vote at all.

Look, the "Annapolis process" was nothing more than a dog and pony show. And if the israeli government had any leadership or balls, the minute the Arabs refused to walk thru the same door as the Israelis they should have gotten back in their cars and headed for the Airport.

re: #253 Dahveed

She's talking about that thing you do when you are probably not that good a lawyer. You become a "community leader".

I'd like to see some evidence of his so-called accomplishments. My suspicion is they are somewhat along the lines of that other favorite Chicago community activist....... the Reverend Jackson......

re: #248 jcm

For purposes of clarity and since this is your first post, (Welcome!) acquaint yourself with the SARC TAG.

Don't like to see hatchings get their head ripped off for no good reason.

I'm still waiting for the /.

re: #258 VegasRick

I'm still waiting for the /.

Good lawdy, he might have been serious.

re: #237 Notlob

Is your name in honor of Bolton? :)

re: #239 mama winger

There are many 'community activists' in America. There are also many State Senators. Obama is qualified to be POTUS how?

What is wrong with the Democratic Party that they push Obama to this level? I think it is totally irresponsible for the DNC to field him as a candidate.

it just show you how shallow and vapid they are. they picked him because he is bk, articulate and clean and picking him makes them feel good abt, themselves. they didn't need to know more because the "choosing" of this empty suit is what satisfied them. now they have to run interference for their inept messiah and so does the msm. you're right, how irresponsible. almost criminal from a moral perspective.

re: #257 mama winger

I'd like to see some evidence of his so-called accomplishments. My suspicion is they are somewhat along the lines of that other favorite Chicago community activist....... the Reverend Jackson......

You mean old "shake down" Jackson?

re: #59 Ojoe

Look how Obama did better in caucases than in primary elections.

Not quite right. He won all caucuses w/ the exception of NV, which was some sort of odd split decision. He has also won numerous primaries: NC, VA, MD, DC, WI, SC, VT, CT, and IL. Am not absolutely sure, but I think MO, LA, MI, GA, and AL were also primaries. That's 14 states plus the District of Columbia.

re: #254 mama winger

It was while i was a boy scout with money given to me by my grandpa constructed at a public school my dad taught at and the birdhouses were put up in a national forest. Not sure what that all equates to.

re: #187 Killgore Trout

Attacks in the Chouf, and a bit of humor

wow.

I get a Google error now when I click on that site.

Hmmm...

re: #237 Notlob

The free world deserves three Obama terms as President.

This should be fun. Have at It.

re: #264 JustMyView

Not quite right. He won all caucuses w/ the exception of NV, which was some sort of odd split decision. He has also won numerous primaries: NC, VA, MD, DC, WI, SC, VT, CT, and IL. Am not absolutely sure, but I think MO, LA, MI, GA, and AL were also primaries. That's 14 states plus the District of Columbia.

And how many delegates does the District of Columbia have?

re: #258 VegasRick

I'm still waiting for the /.

The tenor of the first paragraph and it's nic Notlob, Bolton backwards. Hence the friendly advice. We'll see.....

re: #268 unrealizedviewpoint

This should be fun. Have at It.

Oooh, its first post. How auspicious.