we need another 10 points in the polls keep it up Dummies

They're desperate to be relevant again. Sad to watch.

The vile modern neo-fascist left.

It's all cool. The more shit they sling, the more sticks to their hands.

wow

Dominate me

I can take it

Signed, the American voter

Did you notice on the second article that the comments were very negative towards the author.

What the difference between Palin and the left?

Substance.

re: #8 P. Aaron

What the difference between Palin and the left?

Substance.

and accountability

please tell us again Juan how iran means we love you america when they call for its death.

Idiot facist lover.

This is the sort of shit that may cause some people to question the validity of the First Amendment.

Outside of the Left that is...

The smell of fear...

What's the difference between Juan Cole and an idiot?

Nothing.

What’s the difference between Palin and Muslim fundamentalists? Lipstick.

Actually, when a Muslim women living under a Muslim theocracy shows her face or even wears lipstick, she's killed.

So, whatever dude.

re: #9 big steve

and accountability

and credibility

This is what the left is reduced to. They don't have policy. They don't have substance.

They have a surplus of venom and hatred, and it shows every time they pen this kind of "work".

re: #13 Muadib

an idiot for the most part dosen't have 5 degrees, it took Juan how many man hours of studying to become this dumb?

.... must .... control .... rage ....

Charles' link didn't work for me.
This one does.

re: #17 pegcity

an idiot for the most part dosen't have 5 degrees, it took Juan how many man hours of studying to become this dumb?

Many hours, but what man?

Keep it up. I guess the morons haven't noticed the more they attack her, the more support Sarah gets.

It's called panic mode.

re: #18 victor_yugo

why?

I read somewhere yesterday that Iran was going to stop "allowing" women to work. Let's model ourselves after Iran, what say?

damn palin and her stupid glasses, what a facist, and you know who else had brown hair, HITLER

/moonbat rant mode off

I tried to read both articles but, this vein in my head started throbbing.

Where do all these references to pornography come from? I mean, the articles talking about domination, librarian glasses, even from articles written by women?

Laura Ingraham is right; pornofication. It has taken over what now qualifies as journalism.

Can you smell that smell?

I smell PANIC!

Keep up with these articles, fools. Every one you publish is a nail in Obama's coffin. As this poor moonbat said:

quote
Great, here we go again with Brits sabotaging the cause for those of us in the US who want real change. The Guardian's Operation Clark County stunt in 2004 most likely put Bush back in the White House. Please do those of us here who are working for change a favor and stop interfering. Roger, Chicago, USA
unquote
source: Another Euro Article on Sarah Palin

Ah, I love the sight of moonbat heads exploding in the morning. This election is shaping up to be the funniest I've observed - and all thanks to the MSM.

re: #26 MandyManners

I tried to read both articles but, this vein in my head started throbbing.

why Mandy that Dominatrix article sort of reminded me of my mental picture of you...... so please give me a whack...pretty please!

They are shit your pants scared of her.

All good librals love the fragrance of their own krap.

Are the Left on the verge of taking to the streets like the living dead, rending their tie dyes and screaming continuously?

Sarah Palin is trying to seduce independent voters. But she comes across like a whip-wielding mistress who wants to discipline a naughty America

You know, you have to pay EXTRA for that in Nevada.
/Not that ... uh .. um ... I would know

re: #28 jcm
or liberal flop sweat

um, sorry, the article in the comment #29 is about Brands disgusting show on MTV. My bad.

Well, damn....we have to vote for him now...

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/09/09/2360 240.htm?section=world

///

Islamic apologist Juan Cole comparing Palin to “Muslim fundamentalists:”

Perhaps that's his way of paying her a compliment?

re: #33 maddogg

Are the Left on the verge of taking to the streets like the living dead, rending their tie dyes and screaming continuously?

just remember our side has all the guns

And they project this onto the right. Questioning Obama's lifelong Marxist mentoring is engaging in "Rovian smear tactics."

re: #16 lawhawk

This is what the left is reduced to. They don't have policy. They don't have substance.

They have a surplus of venom and hatred, and it shows every time they pen this kind of "work".

If you just assume that everything libs say conservatives are actually reflects their own moral landscape, you're pretty near the truth.

Heh, and I always thought of the Hildabeast as the domineering type. Kind of like Nurse Ratchett.

re: #39 pegcity

just remember our side has all the guns

Why, yes, yes we do......

re: #37 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Bad linky.

AHMADINEJAD'S NEW ENEMY: WOMEN

According to Salon:

Palin comes across not as a fantasy pinup, but as a dominatrix

Wait -- I thought kinky sex was good?

And I thought Muslim fundamentalists were good too, according to Juan Cole.

Now I just don't know what to think!

What, no hat tip? I'm crushed!

LOL

re: #39 pegcity

"Rifles"

re: #39 pegcity

just remember our side has all the guns that are legal

there fixed that for you...

Salon: Theocrats confuse God's will with their own mortal policies.

Umm, no, that is what socialists do. Government=God. We can bring about the perfect heaven on earth nirvana if we enact just one more piece of legilation.

re: #34 Hooray for Captain Spaulding

Sarah Palin is trying to seduce independent voters. But she comes across like a whip-wielding mistress who wants to discipline a naughty America

You know, you have to pay EXTRA for that in Nevada.
/Not that ... uh .. um ... I would know

Funny, but Obama and his supporters want people to think that he is The One. The One who will bring hope and change. It's salvation against all that is bad in the world, starting with the GOP. Purge the evil...

The left is left with trying to attack Palin for being a strong independent woman, all while (in irony of irony) they use religious metaphors to describe their own guy.

Ahmadinejad's New Enemy: Women
By Amir Taheri
If you're not registered at the New York Post.

re: #49 big steve

there fixed that for you...

yeah Obama's old constituents have lots of guns too, not the legal, registered and taxed kind though

re: #52 J.D.

Ahmadinejad's New Enemy: Women
By Amir Taheri
If you're not registered at the New York Post.

no surprise given the shapeless bag he is married to.

re: #37 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Well, damn....we have to vote for him now...

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/ 09/09/2360240.htm?section=world

///

linky no workee
fix spacee, linky workee:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/09/09/2360 240.htm?section=world

I imagine we'll be seeing scenes similar to this in many American cities if Obama fails to win the Presidency.

re: #21 Nevergiveup

Keep it up. I guess the morons haven't noticed the more they attack her, the more support Sarah gets.

It's interesting that the Republican party did not need to spend a cent on rallying the base to the McCane/Palin ticket. It rallied instantaneously because the base suddenly recognized it had a winning conservative ticket.

I was at work when the announcement was made (prior to the Ohio deal). I jumped up and pumped my fist in the air with glee and ran to speak to all of my conservative co-workers (well, there's only one). But I could not contain my excitement. I'll remember that moment for a long time. Hopefully the next 16 years at least.

re: #30 big steve

why Mandy that Dominatrix article sort of reminded me of my mental picture of you...... so please give me a whack...pretty please!

No.

"Sarah Palin is trying to seduce independent voters. But she comes across like a whip-wielding mistress who wants to discipline a naughty America"

ROFLMAOPMP !

That gets her even more votes !

re: #57 midwestgak

It's interesting that the Republican party did not need to spend a cent on rallying the base to the McCane/Palin ticket. It rallied instantaneously because the base suddenly recognized it had a winning conservative ticket.

I was at work when the announcement was made (prior to the Ohio deal). I jumped up and pumped my fist in the air with glee and ran to speak to all of my conservative co-workers (well, there's only one). But I could not contain my excitement. I'll remember that moment for a long time. Hopefully the next 16 years at least.

Exactly. Well said. And all true.

re: #44 doppelganglander

Bad linky.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/09/09/2360 240.htm?section=world

Try this.

re: #29 Wild Knight

I have been a card-carrying feminist for 40 years and this woman has found somewhere in me a little kernel of sexism. She causes me to make a failure of sisterhood. Sorry Charlie but I cannot stand her candy coated philistinism, I hate her crass creationism, I loath her parading of her family about the place, God forgive me I even hate her teenage hair ... I do really fear the fact that she touches something deep in America, something real in America I agree with you about that and that makes me very afraid and the only solution I can see to it is that the principal governors of super powers should be elected by global electorates ... There is a ray of hope. History shows that people who arrive with a stock in trade of being pure, innocent and untouched by civilisation often end up having terrible skeletons in their cupboards. And I am really hopeful that the dreadful hacks will find them out.

British feminist. Elitist.

[Link: www.biased-bbc.blogspot.com...]

What happens, after decades of trying, two sides just can't agree on fundamental issues like:

- Are higher taxes good?

- Are we at war with Islamic radicals?

- Should people be judged on their merits or their skin color?

- Is a larger federal government good or bad?

- Should babies be murdered when it is convenient for the mother?

- Is America a force for good or evil?

- Should we tap our own resources in an effect to become energy independent?

- Should our borders be open or regulated?

There is no middle ground on these issues. One side either prevails or one side loses or there is a stalemate.

I guess the question is "How do you break the stalemate?"

Obama's campaign is having trouble with raising funds...

[Link: www.nytimes.com...]

I know I'm having fun here but I've got a job interview tomorrow and I have to get a hair cut.

Bye.

Saw the Juan Cole one this morning. What's funny is the Palin is a mainstream American moderate. But the Democrats are so far out there, that they hate the Assembly of God church. They hate her for having 5 children. And the alledged censorship of books is a non-issue. She never called for that. And on and on and on....

Is it me, or is the Left starting to sound increasingly creepy on this subject? Not in a "we have no scruples and will do whatever we have to to get what we want" kind of way, but more of a Norman Bates, demented stalker kind of way?

re: #55 jwb7605

Thanks. My philosophy is, any time foreigners express an opinion on what America should do, do the opposite. I can understand the necessity of good diplomatic relations, but why do everyday people agonize over what a bunch of Euros think of us? I guess high school is never really over, it just gets much, much larger.

"Tiny US town attempts to lure in Jews
Association offers Jewish families up to $50,000 in return for relocation to southern Christian town of 58,000 people in order to attract youths to synagogue, religious school. Though town is considered 'peanut capital of world', none have made the move yet"

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

Hum. Maybe I should give them a call? I bet there are less liberals down there.

re: #57 midwestgak

yeah if there is one group that gets out and votes its an energized Republican base, and wow have the left stirred up the hornets nest.

Morons keep it up, your helping rebuild the republican parties in ways you never imagined.

re: #58 buzzsawmonkey

Confronted with the Palin phenom
The Left offers nothing but venom
Trying to pre-emptively
Evoke theocracy
As they march around in dirty denim.

see...we have intelligence and poetry on our side.....the other side's poem's about Palin start with....."there was a young lady from Nantucket"

re: #59 MandyManners

No.

tease

re: #8 P. Aaron

What the difference between Palin and the left?

Substance.

and style.

The left will never get it. Ever.

Keep it up. I guess the morons haven't noticed the more they attack her, the more support Sarah gets.

yup. Keep up the hate, Democrats.

One HUGE thing Sarah Palin has going for her, and this is extremely rare. She can take on an attacker, beat him silly, but do it while smiling and showing the love. If you get angry when you fight back, then you just look like an angry person. No wants to be around someone mad. She does her best work while smiling and using wit.

re: #65 westbankmama

...The signs of concern have become evident in recent weeks as early fund-raising totals have suggested that Mr. Obama’s decision to bypass public financing may not necessarily afford him the commanding financing advantage over Senator John McCain that many had originally predicted.

Presidential candidates in a general election have typically relied on two main sources of money: public financing, along with additional money their parties raise. In choosing to accept the public money, the McCain campaign now gets an $84 million cash infusion from the United States Treasury. Mr. McCain is barred from raising any more money for his own campaign coffers but can lean on money raised by the Republican National Committee, which has continued to exceed expectations.

Meanwhile, Obama campaign officials had calculated that with its vaunted fund-raising machine, driven by both small contributors over the Internet and a powerful high-dollar donor network, it made more sense to forgo public financing so they could raise and spend unlimited sums.

But the campaign is struggling to meet ambitious fund-raising goals it set for the campaign and the party. It collected in June and July far less from Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton’s donors than originally projected. Moreover, Mr. McCain, unlike Mr. Obama, will have the luxury of concentrating almost entirely on campaigning instead of raising money, as Mr. Obama must do. ...

But...but...but...I thought Obama had all the answers!?!

re: #75 rightwinger3

No, they won't

re: #75 rightwinger3

The left will never get it. Ever.

And that is the best weapon we have!

re: #65 westbankmama

Obama's campaign is having trouble with raising funds...

[Link: www.nytimes.com...]

Could you link to the article itself?

I guess they're getting ideas from the Kos Kidz. Keep it up, folks.

Rush just played a great drive-by media clip where they dumped Obama to go to coverage of a McCain/Palin event.

heh.

re: #64 reno911

I guess the question is "How do you break the stalemate?"

You don't. That's the nature of human affairs. from past until eternity.

...Palin has a right to her religious beliefs, as do fundamentalist Muslims who agree with her on so many issues of social policy. None of them has a right, however, to impose their beliefs on others by capturing and deploying the executive power of the state...

Nice of him to agree she has the right to an opinion.

I am weary of their policy of stressing a bogus talking point, in this case; Gov Palin will force her beliefs on the country, even though she has stated there is a distinction between her personal and professional views.

I suspect their paranoia comes from the fact that they WILL force their personal beliefs on the country, as they have proven over and again with their social restructuring and class warfare.

re: #80 MandyManners

Mandy, it takes me right to it.

Consider the source - Salon,

The title aptly describes the effete, metro, NYTs loving, superior, elitist, mob who believe that anyone who does not think as they do is, dumb, misguided and essentially stupid.

Think when McCain/Palin take over we should rename it Saloon

re: #83 ploome hineni
BHO doesn't wear lipstick ...

Reminder of the day:

What have you done today to avoid the election of the most radical presidential candidate in American history?

Have you been volunteering? (If you did not know, you may sign up for volunteer work on the web!) Have you contributed to the McCain Compliance Fund (to pay for the legal costs of battling the "community organizers" who register ineligible voters - and other frauds of the crazy left)? Have you been trying to convince your neighbors, family, friends, colleagues of the imminent danger of an Obama presidency - or of the greater virtue of true reformers in Washington?

re: #85 Outrider

Nice of him to agree she has the right to an opinion.

I am weary of their policy of stressing a bogus talking point, in this case; Gov Palin will force her beliefs on the country, even though she has stated there is a distinction between her personal and professional views.

I suspect their paranoia comes from the fact that they WILL force their personal beliefs on the country, as they have proven over and again with their social restructuring and class warfare.

Yep. It's projection.

re: #56 Ringo the Gringo

I imagine we'll be seeing scenes similar to this in many American cities if Obama fails to win the Presidency.

Unfortunately, I think THIS is more likely.

Republican men, sexual inadequates that they are, really believe that women will vote for a woman just because she's a woman. They're unfamiliar with our true natures. Do they think vaginas call out to each other in the jungle night?

[Link: mypetjawa.mu.nu...]

I thought they DID

Well, that settles it.

The world wants Obama.

Memo to world: You don't get to vote for Our President. We do.

The right has the guns, but the left has the trial lawyers. Sounds like an excellent matchup.

What's the difference between Gary Kamiya and Mark Morford?

Mauve and periwinkle.

Kamiya can't even write:

And large numbers of Americans think she's hot. This latter point cannot be underestimated. Iraq may be a quagmire, a new cold war may be looming, the economy may be tanking and the world may be heading toward environmental doom, but the presidential race may be decided by the perceived doability of the governor of Alaska.

The importance of this article cannot be underestimated.

re: #92 Ben Hur

Wait, you're saying they don't? Then what am I going to do with this vagina whistle call that I just bought online from Bass Pro Shops?

lol

Any of our Canadian friends here today? I saw this article, from the CBC, via Kate McMillan's blog, Small Dead Animals. The writer of the piece, subsidized by Canadian tax money,goes off the rails, foaming at the mouth unhinged at a Vice-Presidential candidate in a foreign election. It is nearly as nasty as Daily Kos. So much for Women's Liberation if you happen to be a conservative, self-made woman. The hypocrisy of the liberal elites never fails to dig deeper and deeper.
A Mighty Wind Blows Through Republican Convention

You have to read this slimy article to really grasp how deranged some of the media gate-keepers are getting over Gov. Palin's nomination.

This may actually hurt Palin, depending on the response:

Its currently big on the obamaniac rant sites. Here.

The idea is that Palin hired Charlie Fannon, and therefore agreed with his stance. Seems weak.

re: #93 lawhawk

we polled all 6 billion people and except for 150 million rednecks in the US everyone else in the world wants Obama.

re: #93 lawhawk

Well, that settles it.

The world wants Obama.

Memo to world: You don't get to vote for Our President. We do.

They'll have to learn to live with disappointment.
*sigh*

re: #86 J.D.

Mandy, it takes me right to it.

It takes me to the log-in page. And, I've misplaced my NYT log-in info.

Juan Cole:

Moron______

Imbecile_____

Idiot________

Pick one. (actually you can pick ALL three)

Exactly; it's projection. They'd do it if they were in power, therefore they expect their enemies to do the same. It's the only situation they can fathom.

re: #85 Outrider

Nice of him to agree she has the right to an opinion.

I am weary of their policy of stressing a bogus talking point, in this case; Gov Palin will force her beliefs on the country, even though she has stated there is a distinction between her personal and professional views.

I suspect their paranoia comes from the fact that they WILL force their personal beliefs on the country, as they have proven over and again with their social restructuring and class warfare.

re: #98 JHW

Any of our Canadian friends here today? I saw this article, from the CBC, via Kate McMillan's blog, Small Dead Animals. The writer of the piece, subsidized by Canadian tax money,goes off the rails, foaming at the mouth unhinged at a Vice-Presidential candidate in a foreign election. It is nearly as nasty as Daily Kos. So much for Women's Liberation if you happen to be a conservative, self-made woman. The hypocrisy of the liberal elites never fails to dig deeper and deeper.
A Mighty Wind Blows Through Republican Convention

You have to read this slimy article to really grasp how deranged some of the media gate-keepers are getting over Gov. Palin's nomination.

And they call us racist for opposing BO.

So America haters all over the world want Barry to be our President. Wow, with an endorsement like that, I can't see how he can lose.

re: #98 JHW

the liberals are going to get destroyed in the election on Oct 14. They are merely trying to take peoples attention away from the fact that if the Harper Gov't gets a majority it will probably be the end of the CBC.

re: #93 lawhawk

Well, that settles it.

The world wants Obama.

Memo to world: You don't get to vote for Our President. We do.

They'd rather we vote for BHO and join them in their misery...

re: #102 MandyManners

It takes me to the log-in page. And, I've misplaced my NYT log-in info.

[Link: ompolitics.blogspot.com...]
Try that one, then.

Sarah is just giving the "left" fits. They just seem not to know what to do and everything they do seems to backfire.

re: #110 Miss Molly

Sarah is just giving the "left" fits. They just seem not to know what to do and everything they do seems to backfire.

Fun, isn't it?

And another from leftist hack Gary Kamiya, dripping with repellent misogyny: The dominatrix. You would never see such an article about a male candidate.

Where to start with the errors, lies and innuendo in this hit piece?

re: #102 MandyManners

It takes me to the log-in page. And, I've misplaced my NYT log-in info.

Userid: mandy
pass: F*CKYOUNYT

re: #69 doppelganglander

Thanks. My philosophy is, any time foreigners express an opinion on what America should do, do the opposite. I can understand the necessity of good diplomatic relations, but why do everyday people agonize over what a bunch of Euros think of us? I guess high school is never really over, it just gets much, much larger.

Since you gave the link "the extra twenty percent" (get it?), I'll go you one further.

I don't worry about foreign or domestic opinion.
I worry about whether the decisions I make are fundmentally sound.

Decisions that are fundamentally sound are easier to amend/fix/repair than those that aren't.

Which reminds me:
There are two groups of philosophers.
Those who divide philosophers into two groups,
And those who don't.

Damn, they are STILL harping on that "She tried to ban books" absurdity. They will not let it go, no matter how untrue, minor, irrelveant, trivial and misrepresented, and long ago.

The source for the book-banning smear was Palin's political opponent in Wasilla. So already it's suspect. But even if you grant everything he said as being true, all that happened was:

Some Wasilla residents thought that a couple books in the town library had swear words in them, which they didn't want their kids to read. They asked the new mayor (Palin) if the books could be pulled from the shelves. Palin asked the (left-wing) librarian about how that could be achieved. The librarian refused to cooperate.

Over a decade after the fact, Palin's political opponent spun this as "Palin tried to ban some books" and then "tried to fire the librarian." Then the left sprung into action and produced a fraudulent list of book she supposedly tried to ban, most of which were published AFTER 1996 (when this incident happened).

The whole thing is patently ridiculous. EVERY city has the right to determine which books are purchased and displayed on library shelves for kids to access. Determining which you want is not "censorship" or "banning," it's simply following community standards. And it happens every day of the year, in every state in the country. Librarians, sometimes acting alone, sometimes acting on behest of their bosses or the community, order certain books to be displayed, and fail to order other books; some volumes are pulled and discarded to make room for new material, others left on the shelves. Standard practice.

re: #93 lawhawk

Well, that settles it.

The world wants Obama.

Memo to world: You don't get to vote for Our President. We do.

My message to the world.

re:#80

I cut and pasted the link to the article itself but it shows up here as a general link to the NYTimes....?

re: #63 Ben Hur

British feminist. Elitist.

[Link: www.biased-bbc.blogspot.com...]

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

re: #117 westbankmama

re:#80

I cut and pasted the link to the article itself but it shows up here as a general link to the NYTimes....?

No...she doesn't have her login info handy.

OH. Moron, is not THE city in Argentina. (just thought I'd add that) :)

Worth another post.

[Link: www.break.com...]

re: #69 doppelganglander

Thanks. My philosophy is, any time foreigners express an opinion on what America should do, do the opposite.

Holds true for democrates too.

re: #96 Dead Sea Squirrel

Kamiya can't even write:

The importance of this article cannot be underestimated.

LMAO!

re: #106 Dave the.....

So America haters all over the world want Barry to be our President. Wow, with an endorsement like that, I can't see how he can lose.

My Dutch comrades are major Obama lovers....but then they voted in a guy that looks like Harry Potter....Dutch Prime Minister

re: #115 zombie

last time i checked liberals run all the libraries and book stores, so they merely don't stock anything Conservative, isn't that worse?

re: #107 pegcity

I believe you're right, several of the commenters at Kate's blog mentioned this and posited that it was for this reason the writer of the article chose to write about a foreign election , and in an unhinged lunatic manner, rather than the upcoming Canadian elections. I wish you well in Canada, you're fighting the same fight we are.

re: #33 maddogg

Are the Left on the verge of taking to the streets like the living dead, rending their tie dyes and screaming continuously?

Zombie hippies? Sounds like a great movie!

re: #64 reno911

What happens, after decades of trying, two sides just can't agree on fundamental issues like:

- Are higher taxes good?

- Are we at war with Islamic radicals?

- Should people be judged on their merits or their skin color?

- Is a larger federal government good or bad?

- Should babies be murdered when it is convenient for the mother?

- Is America a force for good or evil?

- Should we tap our own resources in an effect to become energy independent?

- Should our borders be open or regulated?

There is no middle ground on these issues. One side either prevails or one side loses or there is a stalemate.

I guess the question is "How do you break the stalemate?"

The last time we had an unbreakable stalemate with no middle ground we had a War Between the States that is still reverberating in our society today.

Every smear = another 1000 votes for McCain/Palin

I say - keep it up - leftist kooks, you're doing nothing but giving thousands of average Americans who were on the fence a really good reason to vote McCain/Palin!

In a conference call with reporters, Democratic Gov. Ed Rendell of Pennsylvania questioned McCain's assertions that Palin has the necessary experience and record.

"I think she has tremendous potential, but she in no way shape or form is ready to be president of the United States," said Rendell, who knows Palin through the National Governors Association. "And that's something we've got to get across to the American people."

Is this dufus even aware Palin's not running for President of the U.S.?

And Obama, with no executive or foreign policy experience to speak of, is?

But liberals are so pure:

"He almost wrecked Barack Obama's presidential dreams, and now firebrand pastor Jeremiah Wright has helped destroy a Dallas church worker's marriage - and her job, The Post has learned.

Elizabeth Payne, 37, said she had a steamy sexual affair with the controversial, racially divisive man of the cloth while she was an executive assistant at a church headed by a popular Wright protégé."

[Link: www.nypost.com...]

Gee I miss the good Rev. Wright

re: #127 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Zombie hippies? Sounds like a great movie!

Just remember to shoot them in the ass, you gotta hit the brain!

re: #126 JHW

the liberals here want to tax all carbon emissions, and the reaction of all canadians outside of Toronto, REALLY your kidding right?

Yeah its not going to end well for the Librano's

re: #129 NYC_Mike

Every smear = another 1000 votes for McCain/Palin

I say - keep it up - leftist kooks, you're doing nothing but giving thousands of average Americans who were on the fence a really good reason to vote McCain/Palin!

All the press Palin gets good or bad is all good....the alternative is being ignored like Biden.

re: #84 taxfreekiller

All this is the result of the abject fear in the commies of the Democratic party. This loss will be it for many of them, over the hill, being pushed out by the Kos Kids Kult of Kanker Kids. The return of a conservative leader is the worst case for them, they just can not believe that it is happening.

Clop, Clop, Clop, the Demon of History, comes for them, he sees them,
he aims his truth at them, they run for cover under lies and fraud, but
on he and his huge horse of truth come, clop, clop, clop,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Fear nothing more, blinding fear, terror of the reality of it.

nice,,,,!

That is a piece of CLASSIC tfk, commas and all.

tfk, you made my day.

re: #109 J.D.

[Link: ompolitics.blogspot.com...]
Try that one, then.

Thanks!

They sound rather desparate.

Yay! McCain is still ahead today by 5!

And Gallup also has this to say:

While the increased vote share a candidate receives following his convention usually diminishes, candidates who lead after the second convention usually remain the leader a month after the convention. This is based on a review of historical Gallup data since 1964 -- the first year for which Gallup could reliably measure convention bounces. The only possible exception to this general pattern occurred in 1980, when Jimmy Carter had a slim one-point advantage after the Democratic National Convention but he and Ronald Reagan were exactly tied one month after Carter was nominated for a second term.

Thus, if Obama regains the lead over the next month, he will be bucking the historical trend. Admittedly, most of the elections since 1964 were not as competitive as this year's election has been, but even in closely contested election years of 1988 (George H.W. Bush led by just four points after the GOP convention that year), 2000, and 2004 the post-conventions leader usually held that position one month later.

re: #113 experiencedtraveller

Userid: mandy
pass: F*CKYOUNYT

LOL!

re: #124 big steve

My Dutch comrades are major Obama lovers....but then they voted in a guy that looks like Harry Potter....Dutch Prime Minister

What did you think? That the Europeans will elect a person of color before us?

re: #103 Elcid

Juan Cole:

Moron___X___

Imbecile__X___

Idiot__XXXX______

Pick one. (actually you can pick ALL three)

There you go.

re: #136 MandyManners

Isn't it a shame?

O PASTOR IN SEX SCANDAL

He almost wrecked Barack Obama's presidential dreams, and now firebrand pastor Jeremiah Wright has helped destroy a Dallas church worker's marriage - and her job, The Post has learned.

Elizabeth Payne, 37, said she had a steamy sexual affair with the controversial, racially divisive man of the cloth while she was an executive assistant at a church headed by a popular Wright protégé.

When word of the unholy alliance got out, Payne's husband dumped her, and she was canned from the plum job at Friendship-West Baptist Church, she told The Post.

"I was involved with Rev. Wright, and that's why I lost my job and why my husband divorced me," Payne said.

She refused to reveal when the adulterous affair started or how she met Wright.

But fellow churchgoers at Friendship-West "found out about the affair in the spring," Payne said.

At the time, she was secretary to the Rev. Frederick Haynes III, a longtime Wright disciple.

In April, Payne organized a series of Texas public appearances by Wright, 67. Weeks before, Obama had disavowed his preacher of 20 years after Wright's anti-government rants came to light.

"Liz was by Rev. Wright's side day and night during those days," a church source said.

"It's all true," said Payne, adding that she has filed a wrongful-dismissal claim with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to get her job back.

In an ironic twist, Wright last night spoke at an East Orange, NJ, church revival on the subject of "unexpected problems."

"There's no such thing as a problem-free relationship," he told a packed Elmwood United Presbyterian Church. "In life, you'll have unexpected problems."

He punctuated his 45-minute sermon with evocative 1960s hits, including the Supremes' "Where Did Our Love Go," Frankie Beverley's "Joy and Pain," and the Temptations' "Ain't Too Proud to Beg." He's set to speak there again tonight.

Payne's husband, Fred Payne, 64, said he learned of the affair in late February, when he discovered e-mails between his wife and Wright.

"There must have been about 80 of them, back and forth," he said. "Wright said things like he was going to leave his wife for Elizabeth."

Wright has been married to his second wife, Ramah, for more than 20 years.

The preacher reportedly wooed Ramah away from her first husband in the 1980s, when the couple came to marriage counseling at Wright's Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago.

After discovering he had been cuckolded, Fred Payne, who had married Elizabeth in October 2006, headed straight for divorce court.

"I was downright mad about this bull- - - -," said Fred, who said he is "in the oil and gas business," belongs to a hunting club and makes his own bullets in his garage.

"People wouldn't be happy to know that my wife was sleeping with a black man."

He added, "Rev. Haynes doesn't like the interracial thing, either. This was quite an issue for him."

Elizabeth Payne said she has been banished by Haynes and the flock at Friendship-West.

"I'm not a member of the congregation anymore; I'm not even allowed on the premises," she said.

Wright became an embarrassment for Obama after videos of the preacher's old sermons emerged.

In them, Wright blamed the United States for the 9/11 attacks and boomed, "God damn America!"

re: #55 jwb7605

linky no workee
fix spacee, linky workee:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/ 09/09/2360240.htm?section=world

From workee linkee:

"The margin in favour of Senator Obama ranged from 9 per cent in India to 82 per cent in Kenya, ..."

Aww - so Kenyans would like B0 to win?
Let him go there, I say - its his father's country, after all ...

But note the low acceptance of him in India - three guesses why that is!

re: #139 Ben Hur

What did you think? That the Europeans will elect a person of color before us?

but they have kicked our arse's on getting women to the top......Maggie.....Angela

re: #93 lawhawk

Well, that settles it.

The world wants Obama.

Memo to world: You don't get to vote for Our President. We do.

I think history has proven that whomever it is that "The World" wants to be the President of the United States of America is invariably the wrong choice for our best interests.

Let them smear. It's worked out so well for them so far.

re: #99 Hhar

This may actually hurt Palin, depending on the response:

Its currently big on the obamaniac rant sites. Here.

The idea is that Palin hired Charlie Fannon, and therefore agreed with his stance. Seems weak.

is ridiculous.

re: #124 big steve

Of course that was a rhetorical question....

It Was Four Years Ago Tonight:

[Link: doubleplusundead.mee.nu...]

Rathergate?

The comparison of Christians to Muslim Fundementalists (ie: Islamists) is pathetic, and just like the comparison of U.S. Presidents to Hitler ignores the largest defining characteristic of the evil person they are comparing to.

so everyone when does the media turn on Obama?

I see it happening, once its clear he can't win they will eat him alive to try and save their skins.

If he loses which he will they know they have finally lost their last tiny shred of credibility.

I see a bloodletting ala night of the long knives. And you know Hilary will somehow come out of this on top of the Democrat party once again.

Obama is the best thing to happen to the republicans

Wow, they're really going berserk at the oaks. Looks like today may be the final day.

Of course about one fifth of the people who tell pollsters that they will vote Obama have no intention of doing so.

re: #130 Tigger2005

Is this dufus even aware Palin's not running for President of the U.S.?

And Obama, with no executive or foreign policy experience to speak of, is?

Ah! But she is "one heartbeat away" from the presidency as the Democrats tell us constantly.

With that line of thinking, I'm guessing the DNC leadership is thinking Pelosi is two heartbeats away from the presidency.

Got 50 minutes before I have to leave for my hair cut appointment.

So anyway...

re: #131 Nevergiveup

But liberals are so pure:

"He almost wrecked Barack Obama's presidential dreams, and now firebrand pastor Jeremiah Wright has helped destroy a Dallas church worker's marriage - and her job, The Post has learned.

Elizabeth Payne, 37, said she had a steamy sexual affair with the controversial, racially divisive man of the cloth while she was an executive assistant at a church headed by a popular Wright protégé."

[Link: www.nypost.com...]

Gee I miss the good Rev. Wright

Wright has been married to his second wife, Ramah, for more than 20 years.

The preacher reportedly wooed Ramah away from her first husband in the 1980s, when the couple came to marriage counseling at Wright's Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago.

People throwing dirt and rocks at the Berkeley police -- they should all be arrested. That's assault. The cops are being too forgiving.

re: #152 zombie

Wow, they're really going berserk at the oaks. Looks like today may be the final day.

Que?

re: #152 zombie

Wow, they're really going berserk at the oaks. Looks like today may be the final day.

two questions...what is the oaks and when do we get to go berserk here?

re: #143 yma o hyd

I think it is rather interesting that 18% of Kenyans don't want him to be President.

re: #154 Outrider

With that line of thinking, I'm guessing the DNC leadership is thinking Pelosi is two heartbeats away from the presidency.

Happy thought.

not trying to be sexist but is it me or does Palin have a great sense of style, Hilary could learn a thing or two from her.

Why arent conservative groups and bloggers getting together, and publishing lists of companies and products advertised in these left wing propaganda publications ?

I`d like to know which companies support this media and the traitors that write for them - so that I can stop buying their products.

I`m sure many, many Americans would do the same.

re: #155 ploome hineni

slinging poopoo I heard on tv

Didn't see the poo, but I just saw moments ago about ten people throwing dirt and rocks.

re: #163 pegcity

not trying to be sexist but is it me or does Palin have a great sense of style, Hilary could learn a thing or two from her.

like 86 the pantsuits

re: #163 pegcity

not trying to be sexist but is it me or does Palin have a great sense of style, Hilary could learn a thing or two from her.

Some have it and some ... just don't.

I guess Salon.com is jealous of US Weekly's subscriber base plummet.

re: #141 J.D.

Isn't it a shame?

I've gone through one hankie already.

kos himself has taken over the front page over there.
He is posting all the front page articles right now.

He is in full out meltdown mode!
Trying to stop the bleeding and fire up his troops for obama.

good luck with that.

re: #153 Peacekeeper

Of course about one fifth of the people who tell pollsters that they will vote Obama have no intention of doing so.

That would be 20%, and would mean a McCain/Palin landslide. Is there real evidence of the validity of that, or is the evidence anecdotal?

re: #152 zombie

At the risk of not sounding hip, what are you talking about?

re: #156 The Other Les

Good luck with your interview.

re: #158 zombie

People throwing dirt and rocks at the Berkeley police -- they should all be arrested. That's assault. The cops are being too forgiving.

What I don't understand is why some people have a problem with trains running on time.

(It's not like the police aren't already being called Fascists.)

re: #149

And it was four years ago that I discovered blogs...by reading my first. Littlegreenfootballs!

I'm an Obama supporter, and I think that Juan Cole just did our cause a tremendous disservice. Sarah Palin's religious views scare me, but she is not even remotely as insane as Muslim fundamentalists.

Sarah Palin didn't murder her daughter for having a child out of wedlock. She doesn't advocate the death penalty for apostates. She doesn't believe that homosexuals should be tortured to death. She doesn't wear the veil, nor does she believe that women should be forced to wear it on threat of violence. She doesn't believe in 2nd class citizenship for religious minorities. And when all is said and done, Sarah Palin is motivated, however erroneously, out of a sense of benevolence. Muslim fundamentalists are motivated by hatred and a desire to see the world burn.

Juan Cole just doesn't debase my cause, he makes a mockery of the suffering of tens of millions of people under the Islamist boot. Equating Palin to Muslim fundamentalists is a slap to the face of every victim of Islamist barbarism.

Saran Palin does not belong in the White House, but I'd much rather have her as president than any Wahhabi.

re: #171 maddogg

That would be 20%, and would mean a McCain/Palin landslide. Is there real evidence of the validity of that, or is the evidence anecdotal?

It's not anal!

re: #177 Arrr

I'm an Obama supporter, and I think that Juan Cole just did our cause a tremendous disservice. Sarah Palin's religious views scare me, but she is not even remotely as insane as Muslim fundamentalists.

Sarah Palin didn't murder her daughter for having a child out of wedlock. She doesn't advocate the death penalty for apostates. She doesn't believe that homosexuals should be tortured to death. She doesn't wear the veil, nor does she believe that women should be forced to wear it on threat of violence. She doesn't believe in 2nd class citizenship for religious minorities. And when all is said and done, Sarah Palin is motivated, however erroneously, out of a sense of benevolence. Muslim fundamentalists are motivated by hatred and a desire to see the world burn.

Juan Cole just doesn't debase my cause, he makes a mockery of the suffering of tens of millions of people under the Islamist boot. Equating Palin to Muslim fundamentalists is a slap to the face of every victim of Islamist barbarism.

Saran Palin does not belong in the White House, but I'd much rather have her as president than any Wahhabi.

Aaron? Is that you?

re: #177 Arrr

Exactly! (except for the Palin shouldn't be in White House part)

re: #177 Arrr

I'm an Obama supporter

What appeals to you about him?

re: #17 pegcity

an idiot for the most part dosen't have 5 degrees, it took Juan how many man hours of studying to become this dumb?

An idiot with 5 degrees.

re: #183 Muadib

An idiot with 5 degrees.

Sounds like a fun party game - 5 Degrees of Idiocy!

re: #177 Arrr

I am curious. What in Obama's profile makes you want to support him?

re: #170 Typicalwhitey

kos himself has taken over the front page over there.
He is posting all the front page articles right now.

He is in full out meltdown mode!
Trying to stop the bleeding and fire up his troops for obama.

good luck with that.

Over where? Over at KOS?

re: #161 Ford_Prefect

I think it is rather interesting that 18% of Kenyans don't want him to be President.

Well given the quality of local politicians in Kenya sticking The Big ZERO into office there may actually qualify as a significant improvement. I mean, the trash actually gets hauled away in Chicago.

Right?

re: #171 maddogg

I'm full of shit on the percentages but the phenom is real.

re: #170 Typicalwhitey

kos himself has taken over the front page over there.
He is posting all the front page articles right now.

He is in full out meltdown mode!
Trying to stop the bleeding and fire up his troops for obama.

good luck with that.

What's going on over there?

re: #177 Arrr

I'm an Obama supporter, and I think that Juan Cole just did our cause a tremendous disservice.

Well, no, he simply said what a lot of people who support your cause think.

Don't tell me you didn't know that.

Excellent links.
Unbelievable, this Juan Cole is practically a notch below being a full-on fascist. A notch, as in, didn't suicide bomb.
Yet.

re: #181 WrathofG-d

Exactly! (except for the Palin shouldn't be in White House part)

Thanks for saying that. That's my opinion as well.

re: #177 Arrr

In case you haven't heard, she is not running for President....so technically she will be in the Admiralty House.

Arrr, please don't say it's because "He's kewl". Pretty please.

re: #177 Arrr

I'm an Obama supporter, and I think that Juan Cole just did our cause a tremendous disservice. Sarah Palin's religious views scare me, but she is not even remotely as insane as Muslim fundamentalists.

Sarah Palin didn't murder her daughter for having a child out of wedlock. She doesn't advocate the death penalty for apostates. She doesn't believe that homosexuals should be tortured to death. She doesn't wear the veil, nor does she believe that women should be forced to wear it on threat of violence. She doesn't believe in 2nd class citizenship for religious minorities. And when all is said and done, Sarah Palin is motivated, however erroneously, out of a sense of benevolence. Muslim fundamentalists are motivated by hatred and a desire to see the world burn.

Juan Cole just doesn't debase my cause, he makes a mockery of the suffering of tens of millions of people under the Islamist boot. Equating Palin to Muslim fundamentalists is a slap to the face of every victim of Islamist barbarism.

Saran Palin does not belong in the White House, but I'd much rather have her as president than any Wahhabi.

Get your facts straight. The White House is not the house of the VP.

re: #163 pegcity

not trying to be sexist but is it me or does Palin have a great sense of style, Hilary could learn a thing or two from her.

Hillary is a superior being and is therefore incapable of learning from Governor Palin.

/sarcasm

re: #115 zombie

You forgot the best part. The list of books included is the same one that has been making rounds for years on email lists about banned books.

re: #195 big steve

In case you haven't heard, she is not running for President....so technically she will be in the Admiralty House.

Good one.

re: #172 Peacekeeper

At the risk of not sounding hip, what are you talking about?

The oak tree protest in Berkeley.

re: #189 The Other Les

Well given the quality of local politicians in Kenya sticking The Big ZERO into office there may actually qualify as a significant improvement. I mean, the trash actually gets hauled away in Chicago.

Right?

Yes, then put into office.

Arrr, the liberal media are going to lose the election for your side. Their hatred is going to turn so many people away from Obama. See, unlike many people, Palin will very agressivly defend herself....and she'll do it whiling smiling and using wit.

It'd be like Ann Coulter and Michael Savage were the face of the Republican party.

I've notice Obama is starting to sound like John Kerry.

re: #202 Ford_Prefect

Cha-ching!

Looks like meat's back on the menu, boys!

re: #177 Arrr

I'm an Obama supporter, SNP

Saran Palin does not belong in the White House, but I'd much rather have her as president than any Wahhabi.

Just what is it that makes you feel that makes Obama belong in the White House while Governor Sarah Palin does not?

re: #195 big steve

In case you haven't heard, she is not running for President....so technically she will be in the Admiralty House.

For now.....

re: #201 zombie

The oak tree protest in Berkeley.

BERKELLEY? Say no more.

re: #166 big steve

like 86 the pantsuits

Have you SEEN Hillary's legs?

re: #177 Arrr

I'm an Obama supporter, and I think that Juan Cole just did our cause a tremendous disservice. Sarah Palin's religious views scare me, but she is not even remotely as insane as Muslim fundamentalists.

Sarah Palin didn't murder her daughter for having a child out of wedlock. She doesn't advocate the death penalty for apostates. She doesn't believe that homosexuals should be tortured to death. She doesn't wear the veil, nor does she believe that women should be forced to wear it on threat of violence. She doesn't believe in 2nd class citizenship for religious minorities. And when all is said and done, Sarah Palin is motivated, however erroneously, out of a sense of benevolence. Muslim fundamentalists are motivated by hatred and a desire to see the world burn.

Juan Cole just doesn't debase my cause, he makes a mockery of the suffering of tens of millions of people under the Islamist boot. Equating Palin to Muslim fundamentalists is a slap to the face of every victim of Islamist barbarism.

Saran Palin does not belong in the White House, but I'd much rather have her as president than any Wahhabi.

How can you say "Sarah Palin does not belong in the White House" and yet support 0bama? He does? Just like 0bama Sarah Palin is over 35 and is a natural-born citizen.

re: #184 ploome hineni

Juan is not alone. Religous Christians have often been wrongfully compared to Islamists. Remember CNN's "G-d's Holy Warriors" (or whatever it was called?)

It is always amazing to me that so-called intellectuals could compare Religous Christians, who work within the framework of a Democracy to have their personal views represented, and in an attempt to change the minds of other individuals; to Islamists who use violence, and threats of violence to force their views on other people against their will.

If they cannot see the difference....

re: #203 Dave the.....

It'd be like Ann Coulter and Michael Savage were the face of the Republican party.

And Michelle Malkin

re: #197 MandyManners

Heh.

re: #174 maddogg

Good luck with your interview.

Thank you.

Ummm...Arrr? Hello?

re: #216 Ford_Prefect

Ummm...Arrr? Hello?

Maybe he's still trying to figure it out?

re: #209 The Other Les

Have you SEEN Hillary's legs?

Aahhhh! My eyes! My eyes!

Do they think vaginas call out to each other in the jungle night?

Yes. It's called the Academy Awards.

re: #203 Dave the.....

It'd be like Ann Coulter and Michael Savage were the face of the Republican party.

And Michelle Malkin

Correct. I've always like Michelle Malkin, but she seems to have jumped the shark recently. A little too over the top. I like an agressive conservative, but not a ranter.

re: #182 J.D.

Where do I begin? For starters, I agree with most of his views. When all is said and done, I believe that Obama is a brilliant pragmatic centrist who is just as committed to this country as McCain is. I like John McCain, but I think Obama is far more qualified to be president, and his policy towards radical Islamic extremism would be no different than John McCain's.

The problem with the democratic party is that you have a base of fanatical morons who refuse to acknowledge evil, and eat Juan Cole's shit up with a silver spoon. Obama has to mince his words, whereas McCain doesn't lose political points when he says he'll follow bin Laden to the gates of Hell.

re: #177 Arrr

Good post, but you mentioned her religious views scare you. May I ask why? I've read extensively about Gov. Palin in the past few weeks, and have read very little, from her, concerning her religious beliefs. Most of the conjecture about her religious views have been at the very most, second hand, by far the majority has been wild conjecture and distorted to serve a nefarious purpose with no basis in reality. Given that she is granting access to ABC to interview her in depth, maybe we would be better off hearing from her what her religious views are rather than relying on others' spin on it.

Whats the difference between Salon and a journalistic enterprise;
A lot of dipsticks.

re: #201 zombie

On a personal note, I was a cop on the line at many riots and demonstrations over the years. Your reports were authentic to my ears.

re: #209 The Other Les

Have you SEEN Hillary's legs?

We can't all be Heidi Klum.

re: #209 The Other Les

Have you SEEN Hillary's legs?

now that did it.... finally something to washed out the inflated scrot image neurons courtesy of Zombie.

This is the journalistic discourse to be expected from the left.

People who base their political ideology on the dem trinity, Kickbacks (Rezco), Bumper sticker quotes (No War for OIL) and run on words (Chimpybushhitler). Will have trouble discussing issues in the deep end of the pool.

re: #188 galloping granny

Yes

He has 3 diaries up saying Gov. Palin is taking money from Alaska for staying at home and one gloating about Leiberman being blocked from luncheons in the Senate by the Dems.

re: #217 J.D.

Maybe he's still trying to figure it out?

Is that smoke I smell? Arrr stop, it's OK. Your brain is burning.

This election will be about authenticity. This type of smear only serves to make the distinction between the two side all that clearer.

re: #212 WrathofG-d

Christians are too pacifist these days, they are being slaughtered everywhere muslims are a majority.

And they still don't resort to violence, yeah they are a huge threat.

And to think all McCain did was pick a woman for a position that in most administrations is the equivalent to a back up quarterback.

Cheney was an exception to this but look how much love that got him.

Al Gore, of course, is the protypical irrelavent sideliner.

Not saying that Sarah will be. McCain seems to have indicated she might be the "reform whip" in his administration (not a bad thing).

Still if Obama insist on running against Palin instead of McCain who am I to tell him that he's "actin' a fool".

re: #208 Peacekeeper

BERKELLEY? Say no more.

Nudge, nudge. Wink, wink. Say no more...

re: #25 pegcity

damn palin and her stupid glasses...

Now, now...
I'll take Palin's glasses over Kim Jong Il's glasses.

re: #191 MandyManners

What's going on over there?

If the site is cleaning up, I'm sure it's in polite deference to Obama's suggestions.
There is no way the Obama campaign could even remotely be connected with Kos.
/sarc tag now OFF

When Bush asked SBVFT to knock it off, NO attention was paid to the request.
The group didn't want Kerry elected, and half wouldn't have voted for Bush.

/sarc tag now ON
The Bush campaign, remember, was secretly linked to SBVFT.

re: #225 Peacekeeper

On a personal note, I was a cop on the line at many riots and demonstrations over the years. Your reports were authentic to my ears.

So what you are saying is that Zombie is a stooge for the pigs?

/;)

re: #222 Arrr

His "views" keep changing; do yours?

re: #140 JammieWearingFool

There you go.

LMAO.

re: #157 MandyManners

"At least he's not a hypocrite!" cries the lefty.

Unfortunately, Wright is a hypocrite. And a philandering one at that!

re: #226 MandyManners

We can't all be Heidi Klum.

It was Bill's chest that got me grossed out

re: #222 Arrr

I think you're a blithering idiot.

re: #212 WrathofG-d

Juan is not alone. Religous Christians have often been wrongfully compared to Islamists. Remember CNN's "G-d's Holy Warriors" (or whatever it was called?)

It is always amazing to me that so-called intellectuals could compare Religous Christians, who work within the framework of a Democracy to have their personal views represented, and in an attempt to change the minds of other individuals; to Islamists who use violence, and threats of violence to force their views on other people against their will.

If they cannot see the difference....

It isn't that they can't see the difference, Wrath, it is that they do not want to see the difference. That would obliterate their entire basis for the "we are all the same" meme they so love to spout.

re: #226 MandyManners

We can't all be Heidi Klum.

No mention of Bill's spare tire.
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

re: #221 Dave the.....

Correct. I've always like Michelle Malkin, but she seems to have jumped the shark recently. A little too over the top. I like an agressive conservative, but not a ranter.

Didn't realize that. Let's hope she returns to the fold of mature/rational conservatism.

re: #222 Arrr

Where do I begin? For starters, I agree with most of his views. When all is said and done, I believe that Obama is a brilliant pragmatic centrist who is just as committed to this country as McCain is. I like John McCain, but I think Obama is far more qualified to be president, and his policy towards radical Islamic extremism would be no different than John McCain's.

The problem with the democratic party is that you have a base of fanatical morons who refuse to acknowledge evil, and eat Juan Cole's shit up with a silver spoon. Obama has to mince his words, whereas McCain doesn't lose political points when he says he'll follow bin Laden to the gates of Hell.

Wow where to begin, ill just say that i wish you luck here, i hope you brought your million SPF sunscreen cause the flames will be mighty hot

re: #222 Arrr

Where do I begin? For starters, I agree with most of his views. When all is said and done, I believe that Obama is a brilliant pragmatic centrist who is just as committed to this country as McCain is. I like John McCain, but I think Obama is far more qualified to be president, and his policy towards radical Islamic extremism would be no different than John McCain's.

The problem with the democratic party is that you have a base of fanatical morons who refuse to acknowledge evil, and eat Juan Cole's shit up with a silver spoon. Obama has to mince his words, whereas McCain doesn't lose political points when he says he'll follow bin Laden to the gates of Hell.

Seriously? Based on what?

re: #232 pegcity

Whether or not Christians and other non-muslims should be using violence to defend themselves against violent Islamists is a topic I will not be discussing here on LGF.

re: #201 zombie

The oak tree protest in Berkeley.

Which is....?

re: #237 WrathofG-d

So what you are saying is that Zombie is a stooge for the pigs?

/;)

Most "Journalists" cover these things from a (very) safe distance, like the bar of the Sheraton.

re: #222 Arrr

Where do I begin? For starters, I agree with most of his views. When all is said and done, I believe that Obama is a brilliant pragmatic centrist who is just as committed to this country as McCain is. I like John McCain, but I think Obama is far more qualified to be president, and his policy towards radical Islamic extremism would be no different than John McCain's.

The problem with the democratic party is that you have a base of fanatical morons who refuse to acknowledge evil, and eat Juan Cole's shit up with a silver spoon. Obama has to mince his words, whereas McCain doesn't lose political points when he says he'll follow bin Laden to the gates of Hell.

How so?

re: #171 maddogg

That would be 20%, and would mean a McCain/Palin landslide. Is there real evidence of the validity of that, or is the evidence anecdotal?

I doubt there are any statistics but there appears to be more than enough anecdotal information. There seems to be any number of people that say they will support a given candidate when they are with their peer group or spouse. Once a person is out of sight, they can vote their conscience. Probably works the same as the exit polls which rarely seem to reflect the actual votes.

bbiab

Once again, Juan Cole posts abject lies: the book burning smear has been thoroughly refuted by both snopes.com and factcheck.org. See the CNN article: [Link: politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...]

re: #242 MandyManners

I think you're a blithering idiot.

I think we need to just reason with arrr. His post was reasonable and maybe we can turn him/her.

Why do you think Sarah doesn't belong in the White House, as Veep, but Obama does belong in the White House, as Prez?

Sarah has much more relevant experience than Obama, and many more solid accomplishments in a shorter period of time. Obama supporters are hard-pressed to name any of his accomplishments.

Sarah has strong Christian religious beliefs but has given no indication that she intends to force them on anyone. On the other hand, Obama's religious beliefs directly inform his social, economic, and foreign policies. He attended a racist black identity church for 20 years, a church where the preacher promoted black liberation theology, a version of the religio-Marxist "liberation theology" originated by radical Latin American Catholic priests. He does not see people as individuals but rather as members of races and classes. He believes in targeting "the rich" and businesses for heavy taxation and income redistribution--in other words, punishing those who make and sell things for profit, as if that's a bad thing.

re: #177 Arrr

I'm an Obama supporter, and I think that Juan Cole just did our cause a tremendous disservice. Sarah Palin's religious views scare me, but she is not even remotely as insane as Muslim fundamentalists.

Sarah Palin didn't murder her daughter for having a child out of wedlock. She doesn't advocate the death penalty for apostates. She doesn't believe that homosexuals should be tortured to death. She doesn't wear the veil, nor does she believe that women should be forced to wear it on threat of violence. She doesn't believe in 2nd class citizenship for religious minorities. And when all is said and done, Sarah Palin is motivated, however erroneously, out of a sense of benevolence. Muslim fundamentalists are motivated by hatred and a desire to see the world burn.

Juan Cole just doesn't debase my cause, he makes a mockery of the suffering of tens of millions of people under the Islamist boot. Equating Palin to Muslim fundamentalists is a slap to the face of every victim of Islamist barbarism.

Saran Palin does not belong in the White House, but I'd much rather have her as president than any Wahhabi.

re: #130 Tigger2005

You have to love the way that the Obamessiah is now running against Palin instead of McCain. This will allow Palin to get as nasty as necessary with Obama and allow McCain to be Presidential, above the fray. I don't know if this is because Obama is so inexperienced that he doesn't realize what he is doing, or whether he thinks it somehow is to his advantage to fight agianst the Republican Vice Presidential nominee, but I think as a strategy it will come back to bite him.

I can't wait for the debates.

re: #242 MandyManners

I think you're a blithering idiot.

Gracious as always...

re: #248 WrathofG-d

im just saying they are so far removed from a threat its not even funny, to believe otherwise is nothing but a twisted inversion of reality

Time for lunch.

re: #203 Dave the.....

I've notice Obama is starting to sound like John Kerry.

He does.

I have a feeling that when the big 0 will lose the election, there are going to actually be violent riots from the left.

The far left is increasingly growing with furious anger, while sucking in, with the hairy backwind of Islamists, many gullible idiots from the rest of the left.

re: #177 Arrr

Your almost there Arrr. Hang out a while and read.

re: #233 unclassifiable

And to think all McCain did was pick a woman for a position that in
most administrations is the equivalent to a back up quarterback.

Cheney was an exception to this but look how much love that got him.

Al Gore, of course, is the protypical irrelavent sideliner.

Not
saying that Sarah will be. McCain seems to have indicated she might be
the "reform whip" in his administration (not a bad thing).

See, there you go with the misogynist dominatrix talk again!
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re: #243 galloping granny

I would add, that the worst part, from my personal experience with very liberal/leftist people is that in their minds the Relgious Christians here in the U.S. are seen as WORSE than the Islamists.