Obama is the worst.

Looks like he finally got through the Nukes chapter in his Foreign policy cliffs notes

And that's my brilliant political commentary

IHOP = Waffle House = Obama's Rheotoric

This is not the unproven missile defense system I ... blah blah blah

I was against National Defense before I was for it.

/BHO

He's on the run

Obama's chickenhawks ... coming home to roost

You know how football teams watch films of their past performances in prep for upcoming games? He ought to do that.
Of course, if he actually believed anything that he was saying, he wouldn't have to remember what he'd said previously.
(the truth is always easier to remember than the lie you told)

I knew the patriot missile system, and senator, you're no patriot.

/ channeling Lloyd

The clothes has no emperor!

re: #7 pre-Boomer Marine brat

He's on the run

He's on sumthin'

As if anyone here expected any less from this loser.

re: #10 shug

I knew the patriot missile system, and senator, you're no patriot.

/ channeling Lloyd

LOL!

And no one expected this?

He's going to say and do anything to get elected, including contorting himself into a pretzel.

The messiah wears flip flops! I could hardly watch that mess last night. If obambi was being graded for his performance he'd get a D. To many eh, um, er, ah just terrible to listen to. The man can't get to the point. Why? Cause if you say one thing then change your mind the next day or the day after and then try to say "This has been my postion all along", your brain is trying to catch up with your latest flip flop and interupts your speach pattern. His brain is misfiring, OMG! Someone get a timing light, we'll shine it in his ear and see if we can synch up al the lies and distortions.

I hope the McCain team gets THAT ad made

His voters won't care because they don't believe anything he says either. They expect him to lie to capture independent voters. No matter what he says he'll do, they assume he'll get right on his left-wing agenda once he's in office.

re: #12 jcm

He's on sumthin'

He's on the lam from the original platform of (Chicago's) Alinsky Machine.

/a Google search says I'm not the first to use that, but only four results.

But all the "polls" have declared Obama the victor, so let's all just go back to sleep and not point how inept he is.

/

If people are paying attention to this, which I think they are, this is how the Republicans will steal another election.

Drudge Poll : 302.654 votes - Obama 30%

This would make a great ad....

re: #11 The Other Les

The clothes has no emperor!

*rimshot*

He wasn't flip-flopping, he was refining his position!

His bracelet has no name.

/bling

re: #20 JammieWearingFool

But all the "polls" have declared Obama the victor, so let's all just go back to sleep and not point how inept he is.

/

Even CNN's John King said to take their poll with a grain of salt because they're audience is skewed with a larger proportion of dems.

re: #25 cliffster
Racist! Big oil lover...you said refining!

This isn't the only thing he lied about last night. I hope fact checkers are eligible for overtime.

At any given minute, Obama believes what the polls and his 301 foreign policy advisors tell him to believe. I have yet to see any evidence at all that he has ever once had a single original thought, or a single a single moral thought or belief that is a core part of his being.

re: #15 lawhawk

And no one expected this?

He's going to say and do anything to get elected, including contorting himself into a pretzel.

It's still unbelievable to watch it happen right before our eyes. He distorts and lies, yet not one MSM outlet will call him on it. I want someone to play this clip, and all the others, one by one- and ask him to explain the flip-flops.

Someone should do an ad on that bracelet bit.

It shows just how empty and vacuous Obama truly is. He's trying so desperately to fit in that he had to pull that nonsense. If you want an example of OODA loop, that's probably it.

McCain probably knew that Obama had such a bracelet and ran with his story, knowing that Obama would try to one-up McCain. A flub that reveals plenty about Obama's character.

There are some events that people remember. That's probably it from the debate.

Well, that and the missile defense thing (if anyone pays attention to national defense these days).

My 9 year old granddaughter asked why he was test messaging during the debate. I then realized if what she saw was accurate, he was using a mini teleprompter! Can anyone else verify what she saw! It would be hilarious if true.

re: #30 galloping granny
I liked his statement that he warned us about the mess on the street 2 years ago. Right and I'm the Czar of all the Russias'!

re: #21 DoubleU

If people are paying attention to this, which I think they are, this is how the Republicans will steal another election.

Steal?

I think McCain came out of last nights debate with a bunch of advertisement material.

1. There is the ad already out of "you're absolutely right, John".
2. There is this flop flop on missile systems.
3. There is the parsing and changing position on "preconditions"
4. When asked what Obama would cut from his programs to help the economy, he cut nothing but came up instead with 3 new spending programs in 2 minutes.
5. There is the strategy vs. tactic confusion.

Sad news - Paul Newman has passed away.

Rest in peace, sir.

I meant to say (text) messaging

re: #29 Sharmuta

This isn't the only thing he lied about last night. I hope fact checkers are eligible for overtime.

Oh, you mean like claiming that he saw the financial mess coming and warned against it?

Damn, but that was one heck of a brazen lie. I haven't recovered from it, yet!

re: #32 lawhawk

Someone should do an ad on that bracelet bit.

I thought of that too!

/

I've got a bracelet too! Hey, guys! I've got a bracelet toooo!

Barry's "I have a bracelet too" moment reminded me of Veruca Salt in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

"I wanted to be the first to find a Golden Ticket, Daddy!"

re: #41 cliffster

I've got a bracelet too! Hey, guys! I've got a bracelet toooo!

Do you still have the hat?

I was shocked, before I wasn't shocked

re: #37 vapig

Sad news - Paul Newman has passed away.

Rest in peace, sir.

I saw that just before I came here. He was a great actor. RIP.

Did anyone notice the hapless Lerch wandering past the stage in the aftermath? Looked like he was hoping someone would recognize him.

re: #33 HongKongCharlie

My 9 year old granddaughter asked why he was test messaging during the debate. I then realized if what she saw was accurate, he was using a mini teleprompter! Can anyone else verify what she saw! It would be hilarious if true.

HA. What if someone was feeding him the answers? Yikes.

re: #39 Dianna

Oh, you mean like claiming that he saw the financial mess coming and warned against it?

Damn, but that was one heck of a brazen lie. I haven't recovered from it, yet!

Yes! And I'm still pissed about the BS about al-qaeda being as strong as they were in 2001.

re: #44 rsquare

What does your avatar represent?

re: #45 gop_patriot

I saw that just before I came here. He was a great actor. RIP.

One of the last remaining great stars.

and so far he's given over 250 million to charity, all with so little fanfare.
God Bless Him and his family

re: #46 JammieWearingFool
Jon F'n halp uz Kary was there? Mwahaha!

re: #39 Dianna

Oh, you mean like claiming that he saw the financial mess coming and warned against it?

Damn, but that was one heck of a brazen lie. I haven't recovered from it, yet!

Or, that he "lead the charge" on anything. Or that he's said such-and-such, "more than once". He's definitely said "more than once" more than once.

re: #48 Sharmuta
That little statement had me hollering at the TV.

Ire: #52 cliffster

Or, that he "lead the charge" on anything. Or that he's said such-and-such, "more than once". He's definitely said "more than once" more than once.

He said he agreed with John McCain more than once.

Obama is a liar with a forked tongue.

re: #53 pingjockey

That little statement had me hollering at the TV.

I yelled the the TV a couple times. Like when he started talking about his dad. What did his father have to do with anything?

re: #48 Sharmuta

Yes! And I'm still pissed about the BS about al-qaeda being as strong as they were in 2001.

Ooooh! I thought I'd lose my ability to breathe at that!

It literally was breathtaking!

BTW, I wasn't in the room for the "bracelet" bit; I was looking up a book for someone. What did I miss? I heard hooting and hollering, but no one would explain.

Was it me or did anyone else notice Obama trying to suggest he warned the White House about Russia before they invaded Georgia? He then seemed to go on to suggest that had the White House listened to what he had to say that there may never have been an invasion. WHAT? Am I crazy? Is he somehow trying to suggest that had someone listened to him (he was talking about Russia?) that we could have avoided that conflict?

re: #47 gop_patriot

HA. What if someone was feeding him the answers? Yikes.

I thought he was getting "help" from a team in the audience. I picked up on that after McCain went into some statistics about how much pork Obama was responsible for. He had his eyes on something to his lower left (looked like front row audience, to me), and I saw him nod his head.

You have a sharp granddaughter!

re: #47 gop_patriot

HA. What if someone was feeding him the answers? Yikes.

That would be huge.

re: #36 3 wood

#5 was MY favourite.

re: #57 Sharmuta
IIRC, didn't his Dad bail out on him and his mom?

Howie Carr:

And the winner is.....Mac by a bracelet
Some highlights:

McCain mentions that he’s wearing a bracelet he got from the mother of a soldier slain in New Hampshire.

To which Obama responds: “I have a bracelet, too.”

So there!

For the last hour, McCain bested Obama at almost every turn. Even at the start, McCain mentioned Ted Kennedy’s seizure first, and later he beat him to the punch on global warming while simultaneously dropping Hillary Clinton’s name first. McCain even needled Obama on his presidential seal.

I laughed out loud.

McCain is tough, Barack is Harvard.

Faculty lounge v. ROTC

Barack Obama kept saying last night he “agreed” with “John.” McCain said “Sen. Obama” didn’t get it. McCain said he’s got the mojo because he went to Afghanistan, Obama said he’s got it because his running mate is Joe Biden. Joe Biden?

Well his chopper was "forced down" while in Afghanistan. Wait. Nevermind.

Read the whole thing for some laughs.

Just got home. Saw the Paul Newman news. Very sad.

re: #55 Sharmuta

I

He said he agreed with John McCain more than once.

What he meant was, "John McCain has an actual record on this...damn!"

re: #58 Dianna

Ooooh! I thought I'd lose my ability to breathe at that!

It literally was breathtaking!

BTW, I wasn't in the room for the "bracelet" bit; I was looking up a book for someone. What did I miss? I heard hooting and hollering, but no one would explain.

John McCain talked about his bracelet and how the mother who gave it to him didn't want her son to have died in vain.

Then it's barry's turn and he says, "I have a bracelet, too".

re: #57 Sharmuta

I yelled the the TV a couple times. Like when he started talking about his dad. What did his father have to do with anything?

That was just weird, I was actually really surprised. "My father is from Kenya, that's where I got my name". Is he really connecting with Americans, saying that? I thought that was a mistake.

Note to self...

Do not watch debates with moonbats.

re: #59 Sizzlack

Was it me or did anyone else notice Obama trying to suggest he warned the White House about Russia before they invaded Georgia? He then seemed to go on to suggest that had the White House listened to what he had to say that there may never have been an invasion. WHAT? Am I crazy? Is he somehow trying to suggest that had someone listened to him (he was talking about Russia?) that we could have avoided that conflict?

It sounded like he was exploring that line...and then veered off.

Though with Obama, who can be sure?

He's has more flip-flops than an Australian beach in the Summer. lol

CORRECTION
HongKongCharlie (#33) has a sharp granddaughter.

An oldie but a goodie!

Obama's Posters: Message in the Image

The posters depict the same graphic closeup of the candidate with one block word either "Hope," "Change" or "Progress" at the bottom. I knew that I had seen this before, and then it came to me that this image appropriates the graphic style of totalitarian Soviet propaganda.

I'm now getting hate mail from Andrew Bostom, who believes we should all be joining forces with European white nationalists, calling me all kinds of names and insults.

It's an eye-opener about Bostom.

re: #46 JammieWearingFool

Did anyone notice the hapless Lerch wandering past the stage in the aftermath? Looked like he was hoping someone would recognize him.

I can't find it on-line, but there is a picture of of him yawning during the debate in the print edition.

re: #69 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Note to self...

Do not watch debates with moonbats.

Where did you hide the body?
/

re: #59 Sizzlack

Was it me or did anyone else notice Obama trying to suggest he warned the White House about Russia before they invaded Georgia? He then seemed to go on to suggest that had the White House listened to what he had to say that there may never have been an invasion. WHAT? Am I crazy? Is he somehow trying to suggest that had someone listened to him (he was talking about Russia?) that we could have avoided that conflict?

Obama thinks that writing letters is "doing something." He hold no hearings, crafts no legislation, conducts no fact finding trips but he writes a letter telling others to get busy and slove a problem everybody already knows about. If he was a blogger he'd be a joke.

I missed the bracelet thing entirely. What's it about?

re: #66 Dianna

What he meant was, "John McCain has an actual record on this...damn!"

I loved the "I agree with McCain" after the Russia question. There was nothing he could say that was going to top what McCain had said, nothing he could do to show he had any more knowledge of the situation than what McCain had said, so he had to go with "ditto". LMAO.

re: #57 Sharmuta

I yelled the the TV a couple times. Like when he started talking about his dad. What did his father have to do with anything?

He was saying how his father came here in the 60s. But since Obama was born in 1961, wouldn't the drunken Communist father have arrived earlier?

I found that part entirely incongruous to the discussion. Some prepared pap he had to throw in.

He's a joke.

re: #33 HongKongCharlie

My 9 year old granddaughter asked why he was test messaging during the debate. I then realized if what she saw was accurate, he was using a mini teleprompter! Can anyone else verify what she saw! It would be hilarious if true.

Do you know at approximately what point in the debate that happened? I have it on my DVR so I could check. It may have just been the bracelet moment, though.

Ever notice that in LGF's spell check John McCain is spelled correctly, and Barack Obama is not? Huh.

re: #68 cliffster
He was slamming the USA. Something about his dad wanted to come here cause we offer opportunities and now we suck. Hey barry, you ever look at how many people want into this country...Legally or illegally? The man is a broken tool!

re: #76 jcm

Where did you hide the body?
/

Only if...

re: #67 Sharmuta

John McCain talked about his bracelet and how the mother who gave it to him didn't want her son to have died in vain.

Then it's barry's turn and he says, "I have a bracelet, too".

Given the crowd in my family room, that was probably a seriously bad move on Obama's part. Oh, dear.

To say it's pro-military is such an understatement.

The best part was when Obama tried to get some Kissinger creds, and McCain came back with something like, "yeah, me and my good friend Henry Kissinger have been talking about this sort of thing for 20 years..." Obama is the student, McCain is the guest speaker in his class.

re: #74 Charles

I'm now getting hate mail from Andrew Bostom, who believes we should all be joining forces with European white nationalists, calling me all kinds of names and insults.

It's an eye-opener about Bostom.

This guy?

re: #74 Charles
You know how good you are by your enemies...or something like that.

re: #74 Charles

I'm now getting hate mail from Andrew Bostom, who believes we should all be joining forces with European white nationalists, calling me all kinds of names and insults.

It's an eye-opener about Bostom.

What? Bostom? I thought he had more sense?

re: #74 Charles

Hope he enjoys his new nazi friends because he's now fringe.

re: #79 Sharmuta

I loved the "I agree with McCain" after the Russia question. There was nothing he could say that was going to top what McCain had said, nothing he could do to show he had any more knowledge of the situation than what McCain had said, so he had to go with "ditto". LMAO.

ROTFL.. what you said, Sharmuta.

re: #78 MandyManners

I missed the bracelet thing entirely. What's it about?

McCain made reference to a bracelet given him by the mother of serviceman who was killed in action.

Immediately after (he couldn't wait), Obama says, "Well, I have a bracelet too! Given to me - uh, uh, uh, uh - . . . "

He couldn't immediately remember who or why, but, golly gee, he had a bracelet too!

re: #46 JammieWearingFool Hey Jammie - yeah, I noticed that and I also noticed - for the few seconds he was "on camera" that no one said anything to Kerry either! LOL!
Hey, how are you and yours doing my friend?

re: #70 Dianna

It sounded like he was exploring that line...and then veered off.

Though with Obama, who can be sure?

Ok so if he was exploring that line...does that mean his ego is so large that he thinks the world could have avoided the Russia/Georgia conflict had someone, anyone...just paid a little attention to poor Barry. Thats nuts.

I'd send the clip to others, but since I could go to jail in St. Louis......

I find it odd that Obama would try to coopt Kissinger at all since he's so widely reviled by the Left for his policies and connections to Nixon. Maybe he's thinking that if he name drops Kissinger moderates and independents might think he's more moderate than he really is?

Someone must have focus-grouped the idea of dropping Kissinger's name. Bad idea.

re: #78 MandyManners

Me Too!

re: #80 JammieWearingFool

Nah. He got "busy" quick!

Don't think that's racist. I'll let you judge.

Not only that- McCain should make a smart ad - revealing how the democrats tried to add an ACORN slush-fund to the bail-out bill, and link Obama's left-wing associations with corrupt ACORN.

[Link: corner.nationalreview.com...]
Is the ACRON slush fund gone?
Lets hope so...

(McCain and all republicans need to remind voters that Democrats pretend to be moderate on the campaign trail, but once elected, they go back to the far left to govern. And that is not where this nation is.)

re: #60 jwb7605

I thought he was getting "help" from a team in the audience. I picked up on that after McCain went into some statistics about how much pork Obama was responsible for. He had his eyes on something to his lower left (looked like front row audience, to me), and I saw him nod his head.

You have a sharp granddaughter!

That is so scary, that someone running for POTUS would need someone else to give him the answers... but he's looking not for the correct answer, but the correct response. The response that will make him look better, truth be damned. Disgusting.

/that was HongKongCharlie's granddaughter, not mine, I'm sure that's who you meant though. :)

For public consumption, the campaign of the Obama camp is "change".

The internal campaign is predicated on the proposition that many voters are ignorant, dumb and will vote for style over substance.

That Obama is where he is, evidences that the Obama camp may have many of the American voters pegged correctly.

#47 gop_patriot

re: #33 HongKongCharlie

My 9 year old granddaughter asked why he was test messaging during the debate. I then realized if what she saw was accurate, he was using a mini teleprompter! Can anyone else verify what she saw! It would be hilarious if true.

HA. What if someone was feeding him the answers? Yikes.

Could this be a repeat of Gore's cheat sheet? Kids know text messaging because that's what they all do. Outed by a kid!

re: #96 lawhawk

I find it odd that Obama would try to coopt Kissinger at all since he's so widely reviled by the Left for his policies and connections to Nixon. Maybe he's thinking that if he name drops Kissinger moderates and independents might think he's more moderate than he really is?

Someone must have focus-grouped the idea of dropping Kissinger's name. Bad idea.

I thought that exchange was the "You're no Jack Kennedy" moment of this election.

re: #54 revparadigm

This is like a actor auditioning for the lead on a new show called the "The Left Wing" [ala The West Wing]...except there is too many writers handing this poor guy scripts to a pilot episode versions that don't mesh with each other.

Actually, that sounds like a pretty good concept for a series itself!

I may publish Bostom's emails, so people can see what he's like behind the scenes when he isn't writing lengthy anti-Islam articles.

re: #39 Dianna

Oh, you mean like claiming that he saw the financial mess coming and warned against it?

Damn, but that was one heck of a brazen lie. I haven't recovered from it, yet!

McCain needs to call him out on that. Unreal, what a tool. It was McCain who warned about Fannie and Freddie and Obama and his cronies simply said no, nothing to see here...

re: #93 realwest

Hey Jammie - yeah, I noticed that and I also noticed - for the few seconds he was "on camera" that no one said anything to Kerry either! LOL!
Hey, how are you and yours doing my friend?

I'm fine, thanks. Very busy. In the office tending to some stuff on this dreary, rainy day. I saw my wife positioning the vacuum cleaner and figured it was a good time to head to the office, where things are quieter.

Hope all is well with you.

re: #105 Charles

I may publish Bostom's emails, so people can see what he's like behind the scenes when he isn't writing lengthy anti-Islam articles.

Please do.

re: #105 Charles

I may publish Bostom's emails, so people can see what he's like behind the scenes when he isn't writing lengthy anti-Islam articles.

Please do.

re: #94 Sizzlack

Ok so if he was exploring that line...does that mean his ego is so large that he thinks the world could have avoided the Russia/Georgia conflict had someone, anyone...just paid a little attention to poor Barry. Thats nuts.

He's certain that he's the center of the universe.

re: #108 pre-Boomer Marine brat

GMTA!

re: #81 doppelganglander

I'm not sure, his eyes and head movements were continuous. She may have seen it more than once before mentioning it.

re: #80 JammieWearingFool

He was saying how his father came here in the 60s. But since Obama was born in 1961, wouldn't the drunken Communist father have arrived earlier?

I found that part entirely incongruous to the discussion. Some prepared pap he had to throw in.

He's a joke.

Yes I found it awkward but Kennedy was President when the flying polygamist cruised by to leave BO behind. Wish McCain had responded by pointing out how people are still eager to get to America and he wants to make sure they get to do so by following the rules.

re: #78 MandyManners
Hey Mandy! McCain started talking about troops and vet's care and all and said he's wore a bracelet with someone's name on it (he said the guy's name and rank) to which Obama said, literally, "I have a braclet too, John from...................(looks down at braclet - Honest to God) and then says the guys name.
Putz. Evil Putz but Putz nonetheless.

re: #105 Charles

I may publish Bostom's emails, so people can see what he's like behind the scenes when he isn't writing lengthy anti-Islam articles.

He was sharing a private moment with you. If you publish his emails, how will he ever trust you again?

Obama is making John Kerry look like a flip flopping piker.

re: #33 HongKongCharlie

My 9 year old granddaughter asked why he was test messaging during the debate. I then realized if what she saw was accurate, he was using a mini teleprompter! Can anyone else verify what she saw! It would be hilarious if true.

Can you remember it what point she said this - maybe we can see it on a replay and "promote" it. What a great ad that would make.

Yeah, big surprise, a Liberal Democrat flip flopped. (Lied his a$$ off) I see why this needs to be exposed, but it doesn't surprise me one bit. Anyone who believes anything that comes out of this guys mouth is a smacktard. I was really laughing last night when he stuck to his story (read: blatant lie) that he will give 95% of Americans a tax cut. Yeah right Obamabi, you lying douchbag. You weren't going to do it before the current economic crisis, and you sure the heck aren't going to do it now.

I guess what pisses me off the most is not that he's lying to me, no, it's that he thinks I'm stupid enough to believe it.

re: #105 Charles

I may publish Bostom's emails, so people can see what he's like behind the scenes when he isn't writing lengthy anti-Islam articles.

Go for it.

I had quite a laugh reading Andrew Sullivan's deranged emails someone sent to Howard Kurtz. Ace had a rundown on it the other day.

Looniness needs exposure.

I love how liberal dip shits, despite any evidence whatsoever, accuse republicans of "stealing elections", when liberal institutions like ACORN have actually been caught red handed more than once perpetrating voter fraud. You know ACORN right Double U? thats the scurrilous organization that Obama worked for, the one that has been trying to steal elections since their inception.

via Michelle Malkin (from yesterday):

A reader noticed something interesting while exploring Barack Obama’s voter registration website, Vote for Change. If you answer “no” to a question about U.S. citizenship, you get a screen that says:

Unfortunately, only US citizens are eligible to register to vote.

re: #105 Charles
Please do Charles! I've never really liked him to begin with, but for him to be sending you hate e-mails over something which he knows how passionate you feel - and rightly so - would be truly illuminating to read them!

re: #105 Charles

I suppose there are ways of telling whether it's really him, and not someone who stole his email addy (aren't there ways to do that sort of thing?)?

re: #110 Dianna
He is. He's a b***k hole where the light of intelligence and truth is sucked in and dies in the horrific gravity of moronic idiocy.

re: #112 HongKongCharlie

You related to this guy?

re: #123 gop_patriot

I suppose there are ways of telling whether it's really him, and not someone who stole his email addy (aren't there ways to do that sort of thing?)?

It's really him.

re: #102 ladycatnip

#47 gop_patriot

Could this be a repeat of Gore's cheat sheet? Kids know text messaging because that's what they all do. Outed by a kid!

Obama cannot walk and chew gum at the same time, never mind text message and speak at the debate (even to the marginal degree he did so).

Let's not sound like the left in 2004, all right? Remember "the bulge"? Remember "the pen"?

Just leave it.

re: #33 HongKongCharlie

My 9 year old granddaughter asked why he was test messaging during the debate. I then realized if what she saw was accurate, he was using a mini teleprompter! Can anyone else verify what she saw! It would be hilarious if true.

That would be HUGE - this was supposed to be teleprompter free and off the cuff.

re: #85 Dianna
Hi {Dianna} - it was worse than "I've got one too" Obama had to actually sneak a peek at the bracelet to remember the guy's name!

The Obama, a stealth candidate, spouting takquia until he gets his hands on the power.The we'll be presented the true agenda; no military defense,no self defense, no free speech, no middle class.

re: #92 reine.de.tout

McCain made reference to a bracelet given him by the mother of serviceman who was killed in action.

Immediately after (he couldn't wait), Obama says, "Well, I have a bracelet too! Given to me - uh, uh, uh, uh - . . . "

He couldn't immediately remember who or why, but, golly gee, he had a bracelet too!

Oh, my stars! That is beyond tacky. Using the memory of a DEAD SERVICEMEMBER to advance himself?

re: #116 FrogMarch

Obama is making John Kerry look like a flip flopping piker.

This is where "floundering" (instead of foundering) becomes either a delicious pun or a Freudian slip. Imagine a flounder flopping flopping flopping on dry land.

re: #96 lawhawk

I find it odd that Obama would try to coopt Kissinger at all since he's so widely reviled by the Left for his policies and connections to Nixon. Maybe he's thinking that if he name drops Kissinger moderates and independents might think he's more moderate than he really is?

Someone must have focus-grouped the idea of dropping Kissinger's name. Bad idea.

He can use the name (everyone recognizes) to attempt to impeach McCain.

He can do it only with the full knowledge that he can pretty much say anything he pleases because any error correction of his statements- if they ever see the light of day at all in the mainstream- will appear where they are insignificant to the consciousness of most voters.

re: #121 reine.de.tout

via Michelle Malkin (from yesterday):

A reader noticed something interesting while exploring Barack Obama’s voter registration website, Vote for Change. If you answer “no” to a question about U.S. citizenship, you get a screen that says:

oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo !

can make 20 more like that after the debate. wants to be mccain now

re: #106 cblesz

McCain needs to call him out on that. Unreal, what a tool. It was McCain who warned about Fannie and Freddie and Obama and his cronies simply said no, nothing to see here...

To say nothing of who we find associated with Obama right now! Jim Johnson was the head of Obama's VP vetting committee!

Come on!

re: #126 Charles

It's really him.

Wow, that's too bad.

re: #105 Charles

I may publish Bostom's emails, so people can see what he's like behind the scenes when he isn't writing lengthy anti-Islam articles.

Make him famous!

re: #129 realwest
I didn't know they had these bracelets. I had a POW/MIA bracelt in jr. high. The guy made it home! Have no idea where it has got to. Then again it was 38 years ago!

re: #95 kansas

I'd send the clip to others, but since I could go to jail in St. Louis......

Missouri elected officials have no power in Kansas. Also, no where in the stories does it say that they will arrest anyone. Instead, it's the appearance of official oppression that is worrisome at this point.

re: #138 jwb7605

Make him famous!

That is the part of John McCain's platform that I most heartily support.

I said it yesterday; I'll say it today...

I. Want. Blood.

re: #140 ploome hineni

it is amazing to me, how people are mezmerized by his delivery, totally ignoring the content of his speeches

Yeah, especially since his delivery is ponderous. Hell even Krauthammer calls him elegant. WTF?

re: #113 lifeofthemind

Yes I found it awkward but Kennedy was President when the flying polygamist cruised by to leave BO behind. Wish McCain had responded by pointing out how people are still eager to get to America and he wants to make sure they get to do so by following the rules.

The problem there being that McCain desperately needs to avoid talking about immigration at all, because we are all way over-sensitive on that point.

McCain should have looked at Obama and said "I know Henry Kissinger, Henry Kissinger is a friend of mine and you Senator...." It would have brought the house down.

re: #140 ploome hineni

it is amazing to me, how people are mezmerized by his delivery, totally ignoring the content of his speeches

So much of America today is totally absorbed by appearance.

/idiots!

re: #97 Killer Tomato

Me Too!

FUCKING POSER! GAH! UH...ER...UH....

re: #140 ploome hineni

it is amazing to me, how people are mezmerized by his delivery, totally ignoring the content of his speeches

Very much like Herr Schiklegruber.

I think I've just come up with yet another knickname for "The One".

Herr Schvartzegruber.

re: #126 Charles
IF you're sure it's really him, PLEASE put up a thread about - and showing us - those e-mails!

Slightly OT: A Stronger Stroger Eccomony

I fully expect to be dinged down for this, but come on, It's looney tunes times.

re: #143 kansas

Heard that also. Blechh! I find the Obama speak extremely irritating, especially that little higher pitched punctuation he uses at the end of making a "point."

re: #146 pre-Boomer Marine brat
I was a teacher for 3 years, navy electronics. This barry dude has no delivery. He is slow, ponderous, to many unforced errs' etc...No public speaker since RWR has been able to hold my attention.

re: #126 Charles

I know that an e-mail belongs to the recipient, and you may publish it if you feel the need. I tend not to like that sort of thing, that's all.

re: #149 realwest

IF you're sure it's really him, PLEASE put up a thread about - and showing us - those e-mails!

I'm considering it.

Good morning, lizards. Did anyone else hear Bambi call McCain "Jim" last night? I could swear I heard that.

re: #154 Charles

I'm considering it.

You tease!

re: #152 pingjockey

I was a teacher for 3 years, navy electronics. This barry dude has no delivery. He is slow, ponderous, to many unforced errs' etc...No public speaker since RWR has been able to hold my attention.

Newt Gringrich (even if he occasionally is a twit) has always been able to hold my attention.

REAL WEST ARE YOU HERE?

re: #153 Dianna

I know that an e-mail belongs to the recipient, and you may publish it if you feel the need. I tend not to like that sort of thing, that's all.

I agree and now I'm leaning toward not publishing. But after the third nasty email from him, I'm just pissed off enough to do it.

re: #131 MandyManners
Not just using it Mandy, he couldn't remember the guys name without looking at the bracelet! See Killer Tomato's #97! It's the video from the debate!

Slimy 0bama

How.

Very.

Sad.

re: #59 Sizzlack

Was it me or did anyone else notice Obama trying to suggest he warned the White House about Russia before they invaded Georgia? He then seemed to go on to suggest that had the White House listened to what he had to say that there may never have been an invasion. WHAT? Am I crazy? Is he somehow trying to suggest that had someone listened to him (he was talking about Russia?) that we could have avoided that conflict?

He also claims that he warned George Custer about the Indians at Little Big Horn, and he warned FDR about December 7th

and his followers believe him

re: #49 pre-Boomer Marine brat

Cerveza Imperial,

My Favorite beer.

mmm...beer.

From Costa Rica, it is only now just starting to make inroads in to the good old U.S.of A.

re: #140 ploome hineni

it is amazing to me, how people are mezmerized by his delivery, totally ignoring the content of his speeches

It does boggle the mind, doesn't it?

re: #112 HongKongCharlie

I'm not sure, his eyes and head movements were continuous. She may have seen it more than once before mentioning it.

I think I'll watch it with the mute button on (it's better that way anyhow) and see if I notice it. It could have been a Blackberry, or he could have gone the old-fashioned route of writing the answers on the palm of his hand.

re: #159 Charles

I agree and now I'm leaning toward not publishing. But after the third nasty email from him, I'm just pissed off enough to do it.

Perhaps you should forward a couple of these posts to him.
Any reply might tip you one way or the other.

I watched the debate last night.

Why is that Obama's outright LIES are never challenged, i.e. the simple fact that he was not in the Senate re: Iraq war voting? Also, his revisions of his OWN WORDS. Good grief.

The bracelet moment was hilarious though. Uh..uh...yeah..I have one too. lol!

Also, I heard a lot of Kerryesque "I have a plan" crap coming out of Obama.

My take is that McCain needs to start talking in terms of principled thought/ideology instead of "I did this and I did that". And he needs to stay consistent.

We're in a battle of idealogy right now and we need to show the public EXACTLY where Obama is ideologically - right in the camp of communism/socialism.

Man I gotta restrain myself from letting loose a string of curse words when I watch that video.

re: #157 jwb7605
Haven't heard Newt other than on Fox. Not in a public forum. What I meant to allude to about being an instructor is you have to be on point, entertaining, and no distracting mannerisms.

re: #159 Charles

I agree and now I'm leaning toward not publishing. But after the third nasty email from him, I'm just pissed off enough to do it.

Ask yourself - what would Willie do?

re: #159 Charles

I agree and now I'm leaning toward not publishing. But after the third nasty email from him, I'm just pissed off enough to do it.

I understand.

re: #105 Charles

Here's a question. Why email now? Why is Bostom thinking you need to align with the neo-fascists, white supremacists? And is this a change from his prior position, or just coming out of the proverbial closet?

I have the explanation. Obama is nuanced. A square can be a circle, if you are nuanced about it.

re: #152 pingjockey

I was a teacher for 3 years, navy electronics. This barry dude has no delivery. He is slow, ponderous, to many unforced errs' etc...No public speaker since RWR has been able to hold my attention.

He's a perfect oratorical blend of Martin Luther King making his "I have a dream!" speech, and John F. Kennedy making his "Ich bin ein Berliner!" speech.

Unfortunately it's about the only tone that Obama seems to have, and it's inappropriate for ordering a toasted cheese sandwich.

re: #158 Typicalwhitey
Yes I am - what's up?

re: #155 Pvt Bin Jammin

Good morning, lizards. Did anyone else hear Bambi call McCain "Jim" last night? I could swear I heard that.

He confused him with Jim Lehrer. All those old white guys look alike.

/

re: #176 JammieWearingFool

LOL

re: #155 Pvt Bin Jammin

Good morning, lizards. Did anyone else hear Bambi call McCain "Jim" last night? I could swear I heard that.

Twice as I remember

re: #176 JammieWearingFool
Racist! Ageist!

re: #139 pingjockey

I have one too - it's from Nam, though.
This is 'my' guy. He never came home.

SSgt Champion

re: #172 lawhawk

Here's a question. Why email now? Why is Bostom thinking you need to align with the neo-fascists, white supremacists? And is this a change from his prior position, or just coming out of the proverbial closet?

This isn't the first time. When this issue first blew up, he sent me several angry emails supporting the fascists. I emailed back and basically told him to f--- off.

Now he's angry over the demonstration in Cologne, and really going over the top.

re: #167 rightymouse

I watched the debate last night.

Why is that Obama's outright LIES are never challenged, i.e. the simple fact that he was not in the Senate re: Iraq war voting? Also, his revisions of his OWN WORDS. Good grief.

The bracelet moment was hilarious though. Uh..uh...yeah..I have one too. lol!

Also, I heard a lot of Kerryesque "I have a plan" crap coming out of Obama.

My take is that McCain needs to start talking in terms of principled thought/ideology instead of "I did this and I did that". And he needs to stay consistent.

We're in a battle of idealogy right now and we need to show the public EXACTLY where Obama is ideologically - right in the camp of communism/socialism.

It would behoove the McCain camp to get thier facts straight regarding who is to blame for the financial crisis (Dodd, Frank, Schumer, Obama), their Fannie and Freddie connections, the CRA and how McCain tried to bring more oversight through legislation that was not even voted on because of the Dems. Hopefully, they will talk about this or Palin will have it covered thoroughly Thursday.
The general public thinks this is the Republicans fault simply because CBS, NBC,CNN etc. say it is. Simply because Bush is President. It is sickening.

re: #164 Dianna

It does boggle the mind, doesn't it?

I hate it when my mind gets all boggled.

He's a cartoon flip book. Flip the pages as fast as you can to animate him.
oh, and when he stutters? that just the Matrix resetting itself.

re: #159 Charles

I agree and now I'm leaning toward not publishing. But after the third nasty email from him, I'm just pissed off enough to do it.

Charles: Writers constantly publish emails directed towards them..
It happens all the time on the MSM.. The ugly, wacky emails that Bill Simmons ( the sports guy ) gets on ESPN are hillarious when he replies on the web and in the rag..
Even our small time writers in Indy often share the crazy emails they receive and often publish and reply..
just my humble opinion

re: #180 Killer Tomato
Damn!

Been supplying some great LGF links to a friend in Ohio. Just told me that he narrowly avoided a fight with an Obamaton in a bar the other night. lol.

By the way, according to Bostom, you're all "mindless followers."

re: #179 pingjockey
Hey ping! I gotta tell ya - I do wish McCain wouldn't say things like" 25 years ago when I first came to congress I warned President Reagan........."

Hell, there are voters NOW who weren't even born then John. I don't care how old you may be, but Obama's going for the youth vote, why can't you just say "I warned President Reagan about the Marines in Lebbanon" why do you HAVE to add the "25 years ago" stuff?!
Geez!

re: #157 jwb7605

Newt Gringrich (even if he occasionally is a twit) has always been able to hold my attention.

Newt did a series of lectures on history and politics at Reinhardt College in Waleska, Georgia years ago. It was available on videotape at my public library, but today it might be YouTube for all I know. If you can get a hold of it, he's really compelling.

and Bostom knows a lot about being mindless

re: #188 Charles

By the way, according to Bostom, you're all "mindless followers."

What should be our response to that, Charles?

re: #97 Killer Tomato

Me Too!

Obama: "... no U.S. soldier ever dies in vain ..."

I would personally get smack in his sanctimonious face over that one. I went to high school with a man who died in the Marine barracks in Beirut.

re: #188 Charles

By the way, according to Bostom, you're all "mindless followers."

Oh, well. Clearly, he doesn't understand about honey, vinegar, and flies.

re: #184 Javaman007

He's a cartoon flip book. Flip the pages as fast as you can to animate him.
oh, and when he stutters? that just the Matrix resetting itself.

Max Headroom?

re: #155 Pvt Bin Jammin

Good morning, lizards. Did anyone else hear Bambi call McCain "Jim" last night? I could swear I heard that.

I heard that too - but I do think it was a faux pas in that he was fixated on patronizing Jim Lehrer. Also noticed that he didn't call McCain "Senator", although Senator McCain always called him "Senator Obama". It's subtle, but the refusal to use appropriate titles says a lot to me about the person who thinks they are above issue of common respect.

re: #193 pre-Boomer Marine brat

Obama: "... no U.S. soldier ever dies in vain ..."

I would personally get smack in his sanctimonious face over that one. I went to high school with a man who died in the Marine barracks in Beirut.

And more than a few died in Vietnam only to have it all thrown away with both hands.

re: #189 realwest
That might not be a bad idea, then again how many under 30 actually vote? He should leave off the time factor though.

re: #178 lifeofthemind

I only heard it once but I had nothing but interruptions during the debate last night. Firefox decided I needed an update right before it started, then got an important phone call 40 minutes in. grrrr

Oh this is rich.
Bank of America just called to offer me a life insurance policy... underwritten by AIG... I started laughing and hung up.

re: #188 Charles

By the way, according to Bostom, you're all "mindless followers."

Has he found your latest stalker blog yet?!

re: #188 Charles
Charles, I respect Dianna's point of view, but ya know he just insulted ALL of us, and I think we should be able to read those e-mails - or at least the ones that call us "mindless followers".

re: #195 jwb7605

I really liked Matt Frewer. Where's he gone?

re: #181 Charles

This isn't the first time. When this issue first blew up, he sent me several angry emails supporting the fascists. I emailed back and basically told him to f--- off.

Now he's angry over the demonstration in Cologne, and really going over the top.

He might be banking on you not exposing him so he can carry on with his reputation intact. I think nazi sympathizers should be exposed so we can all see exactly what we're dealing with.

re: #188 Charles

By the way, according to Bostom, you're all "mindless followers."

He thinks that?
So ... what do you want us do do now?
////

re: #188 Charles

By the way, according to Bostom, you're all "mindless followers."

I'd much rather mindlessly follow you than a white supremacist.

re: #188 Charles

By the way, according to Bostom, you're all "mindless followers."

I prefer to think of myself as a thoughtful person on the same path. And never on the same path as white supremacists.

re: #188 Charles
I am not a mindless follower! I am part of the global Zionist conspiracy! And proud of it. Now where's my check?!

re: #132 pre-Boomer Marine brat

This is where "floundering" (instead of foundering) becomes either a delicious pun or a Freudian slip. Imagine a flounder flopping flopping flopping on dry land.

Fat, drunk, and stupid is the way to go through life when you're a Marxist.

(Hey, it worked for KM.)

re: #197 galloping granny

Good morning galloping granny - not one US Troop died in Vietnam in vain. Not One. And none of us lucky enough to come back physcially well served in vain either.

re: #152 pingjockey

I was a teacher for 3 years, navy electronics. This barry dude has no delivery. He is slow, ponderous, to many unforced errs' etc...No public speaker since RWR has been able to hold my attention.

Heh (and a salute) ... the best instructors at NAS Memphis (ATN school) were very adept at holding a class' attention.

re: #188 Charles

By the way, according to Bostom, you're all "mindless followers."

You
complete
me

Does Dr. Bostom know me? I seem to have forgotten ever meeting him, if so. I guess then he is right, I am mind-less.

re: #202 realwest

Charles, I respect Dianna's point of view, but ya know he just insulted ALL of us, and I think we should be able to read those e-mails - or at least the ones that call us "mindless followers".

I don't really feel an aching need. I'm getting used to being insulted for being a lizardoid minion.

I'm just old enough that I cringe over the publication of letters. Just.

re: #196 rightymouse

I heard that too - but I do think it was a faux pas in that he was fixated on patronizing Jim Lehrer. Also noticed that he didn't call McCain "Senator", although Senator McCain always called him "Senator Obama". It's subtle, but the refusal to use appropriate titles says a lot to me about the person who thinks they are above issue of common respect.

This is a product of Obama's long held firm belief that he is ALREADY the president. He has stated this over and over - a dozen times or more. Once or twice was a faux pas. He has referred to his "presidency" in the present rather than the potential tense far too often for it to be a mere slip of the tongue though. Calling John McCain is just a reflection of his belief that he is already POTUS - presidents outrank everyone and get to call everyone by their first names.

re: #188 Charles

By the way, according to Bostom, you're all "mindless followers."

Mindless Followers from Fritz Lang's Metropolis

re: #181 Charles

This isn't the first time. When this issue first blew up, he sent me several angry emails supporting the fascists. I emailed back and basically told him to f--- off.

Now he's angry over the demonstration in Cologne, and really going over the top.

There are a lot of people still wavering on the fence on this issue, Charles, for a lot of different reasons. If you are going to make that allegation about Dr. Bostom you need to back it up.

The violence by the antifa left against the Cologne conference was quite nasty from what I have read. As an Italian political commentator once said, "we have two types of fascists, fascists and anti-fascists".

re: #188 Charles

By the way, according to Bostom, you're all "mindless followers."

I believe it's called "projection".

The one common true thing about all progressive candidates - they cannot be honest. They are leftists, yet they have to fake and hide their true leftist identity in order to get elected.

Will the America people be fooled?

re: #167 rightymouse

I watched the debate last night.

Why is that Obama's outright LIES are never challenged, i.e. the simple fact that he was not in the Senate re: Iraq war voting? Also, his revisions of his OWN WORDS. Good grief.

Lies mean nothing to modern liberals. They all lie as a matter of course. I mean, Barney Frank, Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, etc. etc. just lie continually. It's part of who they are and how they survive.

So, given this fact, and the fact that the msm go along with it all, I'm not sure what you can do. They lie, they know they lie, and they will lie even about that. We point it out, and nobody seems to care. It's pathetic, it's sick, but we elect these dolts.

The bracelet moment was hilarious though. Uh..uh...yeah..I have one too. lol!

I know. I'm trying to come up with a good analogy. It's almost like it's a reductio ad absurdum on its own.

McCain: I fought in Vietnam and was tortured as a prisoner of war. Obama: I've known people who have fought in wars.

Whoooa,.... that's great, Barry, I'm impressed. Man, McCain dodged bullets, flew fighter jets, and was taken prisoner and tortured, and you knew someone who was in a war. Yikes, can't top that!

re: #196 rightymouse

It really ticked me off that he didn't refer to McCain as senator also. He is so disrespectful.

re: #203 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

I really liked Matt Frewer. Where's he gone?

Eureka (Sci Fi channel).

Other miscellaneous and sundry parts. He "holds the plot together" frequently IMO.

re: #163 rsquare

Cerveza Imperial,

My Favorite beer.

Thanks. Should have guessed it was beer. After all, this is LGF.

re: #188 Charles

By the way, according to Bostom, you're all "mindless followers."

Whatever you say.

/

bbl

re: #155 Pvt Bin Jammin

OBama is no Bones McCoy or even the real McCoy. McCain is Captain Kirk.

re: #210 realwest

Good morning galloping granny - not one US Troop died in Vietnam in vain. Not One. And none of us lucky enough to come back physcially well served in vain either.

I look at the betrayal of my friends a little differently than you do Realwest.

re: #188 Charles

By the way, according to Bostom, you're all "mindless followers."

I'd like to see one of them try and debate me. They are welcome to try. ;)

re: #204 Sharmuta
I agree with you completely Sharm. And I had forgotten that he dissed Charles pretty badly the first time around with these damn fascist mofos.

re: #225 MandyManners

bbl

Did you clear that with Charles?

re: #185 HoosierHoops

Charles: Writers constantly publish emails directed towards them..
It happens all the time on the MSM.. The ugly, wacky emails that Bill Simmons ( the sports guy ) gets on ESPN are hillarious when he replies on the web and in the rag..
Even our small time writers in Indy often share the crazy emails they receive and often publish and reply..
just my humble opinion

oh and i forgot..once a month the sports guy publishes the craziest most wack email he got..for the very last email and says
Yes..those are my readers...
I laugh my ass off..

Charles..I think you should publish every month the 3 most crazy emails you get and the lizards will vote on it.. It could really be fun..
heck lets contact annefrance for a contribution...

Mindless followers - different topic, I know, but all I think of when I hear that is "Lemmings for Obama"

re: #216 lifeofthemind

Updinged because I think that's a lovely movie!

re: #211 pre-Boomer Marine brat
What the navy did, is take SMEs(subject matter experts) send you to instructor school for 6 weeks and turn you loose. You were critiqued once a month and had to pass a board to teach. Obambi wouldn't pass, to many distracting mannerisms, doesn't get to the point, etc...

re: #105 Charles

Yes please - its necessary to show that people may be good academically but have no idea at all when it comes to actually choosing political allies.
No principles.
Being knowledgeable is not sufficient! One must have priciples.

re: #215 galloping granny

This is a product of Obama's long held firm belief that he is ALREADY the president. He has stated this over and over - a dozen times or more. Once or twice was a faux pas. He has referred to his "presidency" in the present rather than the potential tense far too often for it to be a mere slip of the tongue though. Calling John McCain is just a reflection of his belief that he is already POTUS - presidents outrank everyone and get to call everyone by their first names.

I think Obama has been reading "The Secret."

re: #188 Charles

By the way, according to Bostom, you're all "mindless followers."

For me, it's a badge of honor.

re: #234 pingjockey

What the navy did, is take SMEs(subject matter experts) send you to instructor school for 6 weeks and turn you loose. You were critiqued once a month and had to pass a board to teach. Obambi wouldn't pass, to many distracting mannerisms, doesn't get to the point, etc...

I personally believe that's more accurate.

re: #197 galloping granny

And more than a few died in Vietnam only to have it all thrown away with both hands.

That too.

re: #188 Charles

By the way, according to Bostom, you're all "mindless followers."

Of what?

re: #221 Pvt Bin Jammin

It really ticked me off that he didn't refer to McCain as senator also. He is so disrespectful.

Obama's a punk.

Morning all. How is everyone? Quick question, where can i find a free online transcript of last night's debate? I want to check out exactly what Obama said on a topic

re: #159 Charles

I agree and now I'm leaning toward not publishing. But after the third nasty email from him, I'm just pissed off enough to do it.

I last idiot I chewed out online hasn't responded yet. That was two weeks ago.

Did this guy Bostom have a lizard nic at any time?

re: #238 jwb7605
Heh!

re: #217 Colonel Panik

There are a lot of people still wavering on the fence on this issue, Charles, for a lot of different reasons. If you are going to make that allegation about Dr. Bostom you need to back it up.

The violence by the antifa left against the Cologne conference was quite nasty from what I have read. As an Italian political commentator once said, "we have two types of fascists, fascists and anti-fascists".

You don't have to support anarchists and Antifa in order to want nothing to do with Le Pen and DeWinter and their cronies. If you're leaning toward the Euro nationalists, you're already falling off that "fence."

re: #182 cblesz

It would behoove the McCain camp to get thier facts straight regarding who is to blame for the financial crisis (Dodd, Frank, Schumer, Obama), their Fannie and Freddie connections, the CRA and how McCain tried to bring more oversight through legislation that was not even voted on because of the Dems. Hopefully, they will talk about this or Palin will have it covered thoroughly Thursday.
The general public thinks this is the Republicans fault simply because CBS, NBC,CNN etc. say it is. Simply because Bush is President. It is sickening.

My lib friends cannot stand the idea that any of their beloved pols were involved with the financial shenanigans. It's just easier on their brains to blame Bush and go about their lives in utter oblivion to facts or call BS on any fact that confuses them. Facts just clutter up things because they actually may have to think about/evaluate why they vote Democrat in the first place.

I thought that the big "Obamba" was talking in spanish for a minute there...I guess I had one too many Cuba Libre's last night..

re: #202 realwest

Charles, I respect Dianna's point of view, but ya know he just insulted ALL of us, and I think we should be able to read those e-mails - or at least the ones that call us "mindless followers".

You have a point, but it's still Charles' call. The e-mails were addressed to him.

re: #221 Pvt Bin Jammin
Hey there PBJ! Ya don't understand - calling him John all night long was Barry's way of making them seem equal.
Didja notice that McCain only referred to him as Senator Obama.
Woulda served him right if McCain started calling him
Barack! LOL!
How are you and have you seen our buddy Sage lately?
I mean, he never calls, he never writes............!

re: #218 Sharmuta

I believe it's called "projection".

That's what Cylons do.

re: #229 realwest

I agree with you completely Sharm. And I had forgotten that he dissed Charles pretty badly the first time around with these damn fascist mofos.

Well- I can see Dianna's point, and I would agree except we're talking about a respected person supporting nazis and attacking Charles. That sounds crazy to me, and he should be outed for this irrationality. Why should he get to continue to lurk in the shadows and possibly convince others to join him?

re: #121 reine.de.tout

From BHO website,

Unfortunately, only US citizens are eligible to register to vote.

Maybe this is relevent to his campaign stops in Berlin and pah-key-stahn. Wonder how much international postage ACORN is buying these days.

re: #226 Wilderstad

Aye.

re: #246 Charles
I'd have to say that this is one of those times where the 'enemy of my enemy is my friend' does not apply!

re: #157 jwb7605

Newt Gringrich (even if he occasionally is a twit) has always been able to hold my attention.

Newt did a series of lectures on history and politics at Reinhardt College in Waleska, Georgia years ago. It was available on videotape at my public library, but today it might be YouTube for all I know. If you can get a hold of it, he's really compelling.

Found it. It was actually recorded at Kennesaw State University in 1993 and it's called "Renewing American Civilization." It's a set of 10 videotapes.

re: #227 galloping granny
How is that?

re: #175 realwest

Yes I am - what's up?

Please watch this quick video and tell me if it is legal?

[Link: www.kmov.com...]

re: #234 pingjockey

What the navy did, is take SMEs(subject matter experts) send you to instructor school for 6 weeks and turn you loose. You were critiqued once a month and had to pass a board to teach. Obambi wouldn't pass, to many distracting mannerisms, doesn't get to the point, etc...

We should use being a military instructor as a route to a teaching credential. Not only would it get thousands of good teachers into the schools but it would cut back the truly dangerous influence of the Columbia Teacher's College and like minded institutions. Of course some subject matter training would be needed in addition but that is usually overstated. Teacher training is a form of Barber College.

re: #249 pre-Boomer Marine brat

You have a point, but it's still Charles' call. The e-mails were addressed to him.

You are correct.

re: #258 ploome hineni

why?

Dr. Bostom is a tireless resercher and scholar, very dedicated and intense in his desire to expose and stop the malignant spread of islam and jihad

I am sure he never intended to insult

No, ploome. He intended to insult, very directly.

re: #188 Charles

By the way, according to Bostom, you're all "mindless followers."

If I was a mindless follower I wouldn't have had any posts deleted.

And I certainly wouldn't say "go and ahead and delete this if goes too far" if I were a mindless drone.

People who see things through their own eyes will always have disagreements with each other.

F**k off, Comrade Bostom.

re: #228 Archimedes

I'd like to see one of them try and debate me. They are welcome to try. ;)

Oh, Bostom is an individual. Sorry, thought it was some sort of a group. Hadn't heard of him until now. :)