Shanda!

Yeah on the back of my Slime magazine. . .Camobama Brown and her dishonest ad promising "no bias no bull"

Wrong on both counts!

Were they watching the same debate?

Sarah won the debate and demonstrated she has the vocabulary of a well read individual.

I've always hated that fake-smiling ultra-leftsit scum Plugs Biden

What is left to say, really? The lines have been drawn, people have taken sides. This is not going to end well.

re: #3 BBev

Were they watching the same debate?

Of course not. They were mesmerized by the rainbows shooting out of Joe's hair plugs.

Nielsen reporting that almost 70 million watched the debates.

Well, that's one way for lies to go viral.

Quick, step up the smear campaign, she's killing us.

/

For my entire life, I never really believed that it could happen here. I was acquainted with Stalin and Orwell's novels, but I never thought that I could actually see it happen here before my eyes in the US of A.

I was so proud of her last night when she looked into the camera and said she did NOT support gay marraige.

re: #11 Alaska Kim

I was so proud of her last night when she looked into the camera and said she did NOT support gay marraige.

As well as not supporting bigomy.
;)

re: #7 doppelganglander

Of course not. They were mesmerized by the rainbows shooting out of Joe's hair plugs.

Democrat hair plugs of destruction?

re: #10 MJBrutus

For my entire life, I never really believed that it could happen here. I was acquainted with Stalin and Orwell's novels, but I never thought that I could actually see it happen here before my eyes in the US of A.

Buying votes with productive citizens' taxes will work until the economy collapses.

re: #11 Alaska Kim

I was so proud of her last night when she looked into the camera and said she did NOT support gay marraige.

And the world did not collapse from an honest, straightforward answer, did it?

If this whole country goes under and we have to start again from scratch, I want us to take another look at that Freedom of the Press thing.
/Joking. Or am I?

Ya think the MSM might have an agenda at play here?

Of course they do. As Hannity says, "2008, the year journalism died".

re: #10 MJBrutus

For my entire life, I never really believed that it could happen here. I was acquainted with Stalin and Orwell's novels, but I never thought that I could actually see it happen here before my eyes in the US of A.

I know what you mean- I am praying for a Dewey moment!

They lie with impunity. Clinton lied under oath an virtually nothing came of it. Time to consider the ethics of the guy running for president. Obama, doesn't appear to make good judgment in the choice of both friends and associates.

re: #11 Alaska Kim

I was so proud of her last night when she looked into the camera and said she did NOT support gay marraige.

And she got Bieden to say that he and Obama don't either!

The lamestream media have no interest in reporting anything that doesn't show their Messiah or his minion Joe in a favorable light.

re: #7 doppelganglander

Of course not. They were mesmerized by the rainbows shooting out of Joe's hair plugs.

She slapped him around like he was her bitch. with every answer he gave it looked like is was all she could do not to laugh in his face and slammed his own words back at him and all the lies he has told, so how can they even think he won.

re: #20 Perplexed

They lie with impunity. Clinton lied under oath an virtually nothing came of it. Time to consider the ethics of the guy running for president. Obama, doesn't appear to make good judgment in the choice of both friends and associates.

The vast majority of people do not realize he was impeached. . .

re: #21 DisturbedEma

And she got Bieden to say that he and Obama don't either!

Won't matter. Gay advantage fanatics will never vote R

re: #15 reine.de.tout

And the world did not collapse from an honest, straightforward answer, did it?

Nope.
And I just wish, wish, wish they'd have brought up abortion. she'd have looked into the camera and said the same thing.

re: #17 Pullus Iulius

If this whole country goes under and we have to start again from scratch, I want us to take another look at that Freedom of the Press thing.
/Joking. Or am I?

Hmmm, reading some books on the Civil War, the press was considerably more vicious than it is today. Freedom without responsibility is anarchy and the press needs to be held accountable with what gets published.

Belinda Luscombe should be ashamed of herself for writing that inconsequential piece of fluff.

re: #24 DisturbedEma

The vast majority of people do not realize he was impeached. . .

They seem to think that impeached means thrown out of office.

Not up to the MSM -- or, more accurately, no one can expect the MSM to do that job anymore, now that journalistic ethics and standards are dead and gone. The RNC and the McCain campaign have to create and run the ads showing Biden's debate-night lies side-by-side with his own words demonstrating the opposite.

re: #14 Shay4l

Yes, and that is when the REAL scapegoating will commence.

re: #29 CyanSnowHawk

They seem to think that impeached means thrown out of office.

And John f'n Kerry was in Vietnam did you now that?

sarc/

re: #18 Athos

Ya think the MSM might have an agenda at play here?

Of course they do. As Hannity says, "2008, the year journalism died".

I think it died years ago, that's why it stinks so bad.

Sure is a lot of empty parking spots here at work today. Must've had a bunch of gays pop a vein in their foreheads last night. heh

re: #25 Shay4l

Won't matter. Gay advantage fanatics will never vote R

Hmm. Gay Advantage Fanatics For Embellishment.

GAFFE.

Sounds like Joe Biden to me.

re: #25 Shay4l

Won't matter. Gay advantage fanatics will never vote R

Oh I know, but the Code Pinkie in my office was on the phone all day with fiends. . .um friends!

re: #33 twincitiesgirl

Heck, I can tell you the precise place and time when happened. That would be the day of his "race speech" in Philly.

re: #23 BBev

She slapped him around like he was her bitch. with every answer he gave it looked like is was all she could do not to laugh in his face and slammed his own words back at him and all the lies he has told, so how can they even think he won.

Beats me. I have not watched the whole thing but I saw snippets and read most of the transcripts. Oddly enough, my daughter the political junkie felt Sarah was not all that good -- she focused on a lot of missed opportunities for comebacks and catching Biden's lies. I thought Sarah did fine and got better as the debate went on.

Both TIME and Newsweek are mass-mailed publications that are 100% democrat publications. (sitting in mechanics garage and a doctors office near you.)

complain when you can.

re: #18 Athos

Ya think the MSM might have an agenda at play here?

Of course they do. As Hannity says, "2008, the year journalism died".

Years ago (Bush I re-election campaign), my husband was photographing an event where President GHB was speaking - it was a large manufacturing plant in So. California. Hubby said the hall was filled with people, response was terrific, everyone cheering, lots and lots of applause and standing ovations. Hubby (not a political buff AT ALL), said it was a rousing speech. News depts were there covering so we watched news that night to see the speech.

What was shown on TV was NO crowd reactions, NO view of the crowd - it looked like he was speaking in front of a dozen or so - and they parsed his speech to such an extent that he looked like a bored has-been. Then they switched to coverage of a Clinton event and everywhere there were cheering crowds!

So Journalism died long before 2008, it's just never been so transparent and all encompassing.

re: #10 MJBrutus

For my entire life, I never really believed that it could happen here. I was acquainted with Stalin and Orwell's novels, but I never thought that I could actually see it happen here before my eyes in the US of A.

It is happening here because we were complacent, for the most part. We over-indulges, and believed that could not happen here. Whitaker Chambers called it back in the 30s when he said that the media was in the pocket for the Stalinists. Academia absorbed the pseudo-intelligentsia -- changing the system from within. Entertainment was always populated by irrational, touch-feely, liberal whiners and hand wringers ... Guilty Caucasian types from the Perenially Persecuted Complexed Jewish and Jesusless Christian tribes. It was the slow boil and the lobsters did not know they were being cooked until it was too late. If we are going to change things, if we are going to deny these anti-life scumbags a final victory, then I am afraid the gloves must come off. But how many of here are truly willing and able to go that distance and play full out? It is true we are the keepers of the flame of the Constitution, especially the 1st and 2nd Amendments -- is that time coming?

//rant

So- Shabbat awaits

Lizards, B'Lila Tov-

Back at you after Sabbath.

Heart ya one and all!

Biden's numerous Gaffes get a pass, his lies get a pass. We have an incredibly unprofessional biased in-the-tank media.

re: #42 DisturbedEma

So- Shabbat awaits

Lizards, B'Lila Tov-

Back at you after Sabbath.

Heart ya one and all!

Shabbat Shalom, Ema

Joe had that "deer in the headlights" look. Joe mis-underestimated Sarah Palin's grasp of the issues. I think Joe walked in there thinking she was going to be a pushover.

re: #29 CyanSnowHawk

They seem to think that impeached means thrown out of office.

I had to explain that to a co-worker awhile back. He just looked at me with a dumb look on his face.

see - I'm black again.
I guess I have to re-type e-mail at the beginning of each new topic.
-gotta remember that---

Todah, Rabah- Moe

Shabbat Shalom

by ant means possible.
BY ANY MEANS POSSIBLE!
BY ANY MEANS POSSIBLE!

/it's a Mao thing.

History is what we say it is.

/MSM

re: #37 MJBrutus

Is this the one?

A More Perfect Union

If so, could you summarize it--my stomach isn't that strong and my gag reflect is weak...

Is it beer-thirty yet?

re: #38 doppelganglander

Beats me. I have not watched the whole thing but I saw snippets and read most of the transcripts. Oddly enough, my daughter the political junkie felt Sarah was not all that good -- she focused on a lot of missed opportunities for comebacks and catching Biden's lies. I thought Sarah did fine and got better as the debate went on.

She answered many of the questions the way I would have

Is TFK in the room?

re: #3 BBev

Were they watching the same debate?

The liberal filter is a thing to behold.

There will be a revolt against the left and their media attack-maggots. If Obomba wins, I predict an almost immediate surge of buyers-remorse, particularly since I don't think that could happen without the unprecedented level of voter-fraud that we are witnessing a cross-section of in Ohio.

Here's AP's idea of "fact checking" the debate:

[Link: news.yahoo.com...]

No mention of any of the lies pointed out here.

re: #41 Gang of One

Your remarks are well taken, except I would like some clarification on the "anti-life scumbag" bit. Just so you know, I am an atheist and would like to see laws that allow a woman to choose abortion, at least through the early months of a pregnancy. I think that the Roe decision was a terrible one and find our Constitution supports neither a "pro-life" or "pro-choice" position.

re: #47 FrogMarch

see - I'm black again.
I guess I have to re-type e-mail at the beginning of each new topic.
-gotta remember that---

No just click show e-mail box to the right,mine works.

re: #57 Charles

Here's AP's idea of "fact checking" the debate:

[Link: news.yahoo.com...]

No mention of any of the lies pointed out here.

Once again- the AP folks prove they are unprofessional and corrupt.

re: #52 Alaska Kim

Is it beer-thirty yet?

Has been for a few hours now, what are you waiting on?

re: #57 Charles

FactCheck.org wasn't much better. They cite some of Biden's lies about McCain's voting record and place it on par with Sarah being off by a few thousand soldiers deployed in Iraq.

re: #59 x-wing

No just click show e-mail box to the right,mine works.

I see how it works. I just have to remember to type it in again... and again...
/not complaining.. just happy to be here. :-)

re: #32 BBev

And John f'n Kerry was in Vietnam did you now that?

sarc/

No way - he was stationed in Cambodia - google it.

debate win for Biden?
yeah, that really boosts the cred of the MSM.

YOU ARE NOT SEEING THIS!

Apologies for going off topic, especially if this has been covered,
but I think it would send a strong message to Hollywood if we got
everyone we know to go out and see the movie American Carol and try to run up their Box Office Gross.

Oh good, the rape kit lie is still there way down at the bottom of that "article." I was afraid that one was even too stupid for lefties. I'm glad to see that nothing is.

Obama voters give idiots a bad name.

re: #61 x-wing

Has been for a few hours now, what are you waiting on?

It's 10 am some place, :-)

Not exactly a lie, but when Biden mentioned that his Son was going to Iraq, he failed to mention that it was as a trial lawyer.

Here's the question McCain can ask in the next debate that will win him the election:

“I think we can all agree that it’s the small business man and women who represents the heart and soul of the American economy. It’s on their shoulders, far away from the trader floor on Wall Street, or the corporate board rooms, that future job growth will largely occur. When Senator Obama speaks of ‘only raising taxes on the wealthy’, or those making two-hundred and Fifty Thousand dollars a year or more, understand that a large number of these small businesses fall under this umbrella, will see their taxes rise, and the prospect of forging ahead made more challenging with an additional burden of their hard-earned income sent to Washington. Senator, Obama, please tell us how your economic plan, which you characterize as taxing the rich only, will make the lives better of these small business men and women, and how this plan will make our economy stronger?”

OT: Well, I'm officially registered to vote as an Orthodox Jewish Republican in North Carolina as of a few days ago. I'm a dual citizen of the U.S. and Israel, but I had to change my U.S. residency due to my job in North Carolina (which I will be doing in Israel after my initial time onsite in Research Triangle Park in Raleigh, North Carolina.) Long story.

So I will be voting for McCain/Palin in North Carolina instead of California.

It's a much better use of my vote, I think.

I'll be in North Carolina until a couple of months after the election. Then I will return to Judea, Israel to do my North Carolina job remotely.

Shabbat Shalom!

re: #61 x-wing

Has been for a few hours now, what are you waiting on?

I don't know where you're at, but in AK, it's only 2:40.

re: #57 Charles

No mention of any of the lies pointed out here.

According the AP, it seems as if those lies never happened or took place. That's their first cut at recording history as they want it to be. No bias there. /sarc

/"Just slogging the way through the jungles of misinformation with a dull, bone handled mah-SHEH-tay"

-John Gibson

Here's a good gift for the MSM journalist in your life.

Perhaps we need a list compiled and published (of course, the method of publishing is critical -- maximum exposure across the electorate, which is hard to get if you're not the MSM.)

On one side, selected statements by the MSM's Obamatons. On the other, the facts, with links.

My (metaphorical) image of it is something like the dread smoking memo, presenting the two sides in crystal clarity. I don't know if that kind of impact is achievable or not in this case.

re: #72 Alaska Kim

I don't know where you're at, but in AK, it's only 2:40.

So.....10 minutes past beer-thirty?

re: #76 pre-Boomer Marine brat

throbbing memo

re: #75 Ringo the Gringo

Here's a good gift for the MSM journalist in your life.

LOL, Although I would prefer to give them, properly, a cluebat.

Sarah Palin: Poorer than Joe Biden, but more Charitable.

Sen. Biden and his wife, Jill, reported $320,000 in adjusted gross income last year. Their tax returns, released earlier this year, were notable for how little they gave to charity: $995, or less than 1% of their income.

The Palins gave $4,880 to charity in 2006 and $3,325 last year, including items donated to the Salvation Army.

Sarah Palin is the breadwinner of the family, the documents show. Last year as Alaska governor she reported $122,000 in the "Medicare wages" field of her W-2 form, while Todd Palin earned $46,600 as an employee of BP Exploration Alaska Inc. The couple reported payments of $3,308 from the Alaska Permanent Fund, a dividend that every citizen of the state receives from oil revenues.

re: #68 BBev

It's 10 am some place, :-)

Glad I'm not there ;>}

re: #72 Alaska Kim

I don't know where you're at, but in AK, it's only 2:40 1967.

(sorry ,,,that was cheap and gratuitous ,, but funny ! )

re: #77 Russkilitlover

So.....10 minutes past beer-thirty?

I have a six-pack of Corona and some lime waiting in the fridge. Supposed to get chilly tonite... I think I'll fire up the woodstove and enjoy a beer.

re: #51 twincitiesgirl

I've watched all I can stand--Man what a blowhard. He's been praising Jeremiah Wright the last few minutes and I can't take any more.

re: #72 Alaska Kim

I don't know where you're at, but in AK, it's only 2:40.

I live in Pa. but heck 2:40 sounds close enough ;>}

re: #82 sattv4u2

(sorry ,,,that was cheap and gratuitous ,, but funny ! )

1967?

re: #78 spidly

throbbing memo

PMIF
PIMP
POOP
/where's my brain, I saw it around here earlier? ... HA! ... PIMF!

re: #83 Alaska Kim

I have a six-pack of Corona and some lime waiting in the fridge. Supposed to get chilly tonite... I think I'll fire up the woodstove and enjoy a beer.

I would you describe chilly? 65 deg?

Krauthammer on Fox All-Stars is on top of all Biden's lies and mistakes, but he's still down on Palin because he feels she didn't know enough to catch his errors.

re: #82 sattv4u2

(sorry ,,,that was cheap and gratuitous ,, but funny ! )

Ohhhh-hooo-hoo.

Happy Saturday night all. At first I thought Biden's leering at Palin all night indicated a Clinton-like misogynistic mentality. Now I think it was a Cheshire Cat smile, knowing the fix is in and it's working. He could say anything he wanted because he knows the media won't call him on it. He knows the messiah aura is protecting him from scrutiny. I'd be smilin' too.

re: #51 twincitiesgirl

That's the one. The one where he throws Granny under the bus to keep uncle Jerry in coach. I will never forget that gushing praise for this ridiculous "dialog on race." That was undoubtedly the day that journalism joined the choir invisible.

re: #58 MJBrutus

Your remarks are well taken, except I would like some clarification on the "anti-life scumbag" bit. Just so you know, I am an atheist and would like to see laws that allow a woman to choose abortion, at least through the early months of a pregnancy. I think that the Roe decision was a terrible one and find our Constitution supports neither a "pro-life" or "pro-choice" position.

Fair enough Brutus. Being atheist does not automatically mean you are anti-life, just as being a so-called Christian, Jew or Muslim makes you pro-life by default. I personally believe abortion is is anti-life and I sometimes have to wonder if the death penalty is altogether just -- is it justice or vengeance? But I say anti-life when perhaps I should say anti-truth. The forces on the Left hate this country, and I believe they hate life because they hate the idea of a Creator. they hate the idea that there is something supernal to them. You say you are an atheist, but does that mean you consider yourself the highest form of life in the universe, or does that mean you have not come to terms with a concept of deity and a system for approaching the divine? The people I rail against deny anything that may indicate that there may be a higher authority, that there may something else beside their inflated sense of ego.

Not sure that clarifies anything, but your point is well taken regarding 'anti-life' as descriptor.

re: #88 debutaunt

I would you describe chilly? 65 deg?

no! I'm in shorts in 65 degrees! Chilly to me is when my truck door is frozen shut.

I can't imagine Time or any other MSM rag coming out with an article like, "Why Some Black People Hate Obama." As it is, they tiptoe softly around issues of rivalry between blacks and Hispanics.

Pimf - Happy Friday Night!
/idiot

re: #91 MacGregor

Happy Saturday night all. At first I thought Biden's leering at Palin all night indicated a Clinton-like misogynistic mentality. Now I think it was a Cheshire Cat smile, knowing the fix is in and it's working. He could say anything he wanted because he knows the media won't call him on it. He knows the messiah aura is protecting him from scrutiny. I'd be smilin' too.

His big toothy smile followed in a fraction of a second by a truly scary glare kind of unsettled me.

re: #69 grahamski

Not exactly a lie, but when Biden mentioned that his Son was going to Iraq, he failed to mention that it was as a trial lawyer.

Still, no one in the US military is ABSOLUTELY safe in Iraq, wouldn't you agree? There's got to be some degree of risk exposure....

There is none so blind,...

re: #83 Alaska Kim

I have a six-pack of Corona and some lime waiting in the fridge. Supposed to get chilly tonite... I think I'll fire up the woodstove and enjoy a beer.

Juanita Six-Pack.

re: #98 Moe Katz

Still, no one in the US military is ABSOLUTELY safe in Iraq, wouldn't you agree? There's got to be some degree of risk exposure....

Those deadly paper cuts!

re: #96 MacGregor

Pimf - Happy Friday Night!
/idiot

LOL
whats going on?

re: #101 MandyManners

Those deadly paper cuts!

*whack*

re: #96 MacGregor

Pimf - Happy Friday Night!
/idiot

Hey, keep this "future" thing going until Monday/Tuesday, then come back and make a killing in the stock market.

re: #92 MJBrutus

Every time I watch him I'm amazed at his arrogance and smug self-righteousness. Who writes his speeches?

re: #97 debutaunt

His big toothy smile followed in a fraction of a second by a truly scary glare kind of unsettled me.

Smiles with lowered brows don't thrill me either.

re: #93 Gang of One

Thank you for a thoughtful answer. I do consider us to be the only intelligent life that we know of. So yes, in a sense we are the "highest form of life in the universe," that we know of. I don't know if that is a compliment to humanity or an insult to the universe :-)

If you would ask me if I believe in something larger than myself (and I wish you would :-), I would tell you that my country and the ideals for which it stands certainly are.

re: #103 MandyManners

*whack*

Was that directed at me? If so, undeserved. For instance, he could be in a military vehicle that's blown up by one of those IUD's, or whatever they're called.

re: #83 Alaska Kim
with lime

re: #104 pre-Boomer Marine brat

Hey, keep this "future" thing going until Monday/Tuesday, then come back and make a killing in the stock market.

It's the perfect sting brat..Who wants to play paul newman?

re: #108 Moe Katz

Was that directed at me? If so, undeserved. For instance, he could be in a military vehicle that's blown up by one of those IUD's, or whatever they're called.

LOL!
/*whack* for myself before Mandy gets to me

re: #109 willowone

with lime

I can't drink corona without lime.

104 pre-Boomer Marine brat
102 HoosierHoops

I had the day cleared for jury duty and I was cleared. Worked at home like most Saturdays.

re: #112 Alaska Kim
delicious. eaten with nachos!

re: #80 Tarkloon

In '06 Todd made more money than Palin. Gov. pays a lot better than mayor. Todd probably also had to take more time off last year '07 so he could not get in as much work time. VP pays better than Gov. so the Palins should be getting a raise next year.

re: #114 willowone

delicious. eaten with nachos!

or beer-battered halibut!

re: #98 Moe Katz

Still, no one in the US military is ABSOLUTELY safe in Iraq, wouldn't you agree? There's got to be some degree of risk exposure....

O.K. don't kill me. Bidens' son, heading to Iraq is a Judge Advocates General Officer. His acromyn is J.A.G Off.

////

re: #116 Alaska Kim
lovely, i'm coming over. Although we'll need duct tape for the keeds.

re: #115 Fredlike

In
'06 Todd made more money than Palin. Gov. pays a lot better than mayor.
Todd probably also had to take more time off last year '07 so he could
not get in as much work time. VP pays better than Gov. so the Palins
should be getting a raise next year.

There was an article in the adn.com (Anchorage Daily News) a few days ago about Todd and Sarah being worth about 1.2 million.

re: #117 x-wing

O.K. don't kill me. Bidens' son, heading to Iraq is a Judge Advocates General Officer. His acromyn is J.A.G Off.

////

LOL!

re: #112 Alaska Kim

I can't drink corona without lime.

Although the whole about getting a shot of tequila with every beer in Mexico has a certain appeal and has resulted in times that were too much fun...

Hmm...
Send a Story Idea to CNN.

re: #91 MacGregor

Happy Saturday night all. At first I thought Biden's leering at Palin all night indicated a Clinton-like misogynistic mentality. Now I think it was a Cheshire Cat smile, knowing the fix is in and it's working. He could say anything he wanted because he knows the media won't call him on it. He knows the messiah aura is protecting him from scrutiny. I'd be smilin' too.

"It's Saturday Night!" said Deafdog to himself. "I haven't missed it. The Spirits have done it all in one night. They can do anything they like. Of course they can. Of course they can. Hallo, my fine fellow!"

....Isn't it still Friday?

chip off the ole block.

re: #118 willowone

lovely, i'm coming over. Although we'll need duct tape for the keeds.

My keed is 19 years old!

re: #79 Athos

LOL, Although I would prefer to give them, properly, a cluebat.

As if anyone in the MSM would know what to do with a clue-bat.... (yes I know, I just couldn't resist the obvious)

re: #113 MacGregor

104 pre-Boomer Marine brat
102 HoosierHoops

I had the day cleared for jury duty and I was cleared. Worked at home like most Saturdays.

Lucky you.

/said with a whisper, because Dallas County positively MILKS those of us who show up

This link might have been posted earlier, but in case it wasn't - Gateway Pundit at St. Louis rally and debate.

What is most interesting are the photos of the media section and the Obama campaign section. The Obama team must have been busy working with the AP on minimizing the Biden lies......

re: #83 Alaska Kim

I have a six-pack of Corona and some lime waiting in the fridge. Supposed to get chilly tonite... I think I'll fire up the woodstove and enjoy a beer.

I have an unopened bottle of Grey Goose and some apple-tini mix. We're in for chilly one tonight, too. Should get down to 61 and only high of 67 tomorrow! Time to drag out the sweaters.

re: #117 x-wing
Is that true? Bidens son is a lawyer and a JAG officer?

re: #124 vagabond trader

reply to #117, just so no one thinks I'm talking to myself. Which I usually am.

re: #15 reine.de.tout

And the world did not collapse from an honest, straightforward answer, did it?

i admired her straight forward answer too.
and only after she answered, did biden chime in and get on board w/ a decisive statement.
(it was kind of like the "i have a bracelet too" moment we got from obama.)

sarah is so refreshing and honest. she didn't engage in any bs double talk or avoidance of giving her real opinions.
biden was just a tired old husk who spouted nothing but noise.

re: #126 doriangrey

As if anyone in the MSM would know what to do with a clue-bat.... (yes I know, I just couldn't resist the obvious)

The key is in the 'delivery' of the cluebat to them, heh, heh.

re: #103 MandyManners

Speaking of Iraq, AP has just endorsed the cornerstone of the Bush admin foreign policy:

Analysis: Stable Iraq could influence Mideast

Gee, d'ya think?

BAGHDAD - As violence in Iraq recedes, neighboring states are pondering how to deal with an unwieldy country that could re-emerge as a key player along with Saudi Arabia and Iran in one of the world's most strategic regions.

Still, countries of the Middle East cannot ignore the potential role of a resurgent Iraq, a nation of 28 million people, bordering Iran to the east, Syria and Jordan to the west and sitting on one of the world's major pools of oil.

For those reasons, the United States cannot afford to lose focus on Iraq, which will remain a strategic and important country even after the last of the 140,000 American soldiers have gone home.

Iraq is likely to play a significant role in America's Middle East policy for decades — even as the Pentagon scales down military operations here and ramps them up in Afghanistan.

Wow. Break out your very best flying pig folks...

There's another mistake I think Biden made.
He said Article 1 of the Constitution was all about the VP and the Executive Branch of government. ("And I want everyone to understand that!" he yelled) That's not true either, is it? Article 1 of the Constitution deals with the Legislative Branch of the government doesn't it? He said this during his rant about Dick Chaney being dangerous.

Charles,
Tech problem. this script: Script: **[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...] jams up my computer every day. Warning window says "unresponsive script" every day. (I have a Mac and I am using latest version of firefox) Is it me?

re: #129 Russkilitlover

I have an unopened bottle of Grey Goose and
some apple-tini mix. We're in for chilly one tonight, too. Should get
down to 61 and only high of 67 tomorrow! Time to drag out the sweaters.

You kill me! When it is 61 here at night in the summer, I can't sleep. It's too hot.

Hmm...

Contact us (MSNBC)

re: #119 Alaska Kim

There was an article in the adn.com (Anchorage Daily News) a few days ago about Todd and Sarah being worth about 1.2 million.

They didn't report a lot of non work income, it is possible their house is worth a sizable amount of money with the growth in Wasilla. They had around $10,000 in interest deductions which implies a loan of $100,00 to $150,000 depending on the interest rate. Or it could be they just took the high end of all the items on the disclosure forms. (note values from memory could be off a bit)

re: #128 Athos

PIMF: rally after the debate

re: #108 Moe Katz

Was that directed at me? If so, undeserved. For instance, he could be in a military vehicle that's blown up by one of those IUD's, or whatever they're called.

Nope. At myself.

re: #121 HoosierHoops

Although the whole about getting a shot of tequila with every beer in Mexico has a certain appeal and has resulted in times that were too much fun...

Keep the beer and bring on the shooters......lick, sprinkle salt, lick, knock back tequila, suck lime! I think I've had good times with that......but I can't really remember.

bbiab

someone above had an idea i thought was excellant, can we compile all this information
Lies and msm
Lies msm and election
Lies msm and war
Lies msm and Left
easy to read lists with back-up that are succinct and pointed
send it to all friendly sites and newstations?

re: #135 JustAHouseWife

Charles,
Tech problem. this script: Script: **[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...] jams up my computer every day. Warning window says "unresponsive script" every day. (I have a Mac and I am using latest version of firefox) Is it me?

I occasionally get that one too. A reboot makes it go away.

There is evil in this world. The Marxist media propaganda machine, their enablers in government and their army of dupes posing a journalists may well succeed in turning this Presidential election. If so, the Fairness Doctrine is a probability. We might not be having this discussion four years from now. Somebody is trying to usurp our freedom and its pissing me off, and it should anyone who is paying attention.

CBSnews.com - contact form from link at the bottom of the page.

re: #127 pre-Boomer Marine brat

Lucky you.

/said with a whisper, because Dallas County positively MILKS those of us who show up

Same in Connecticut. We can check a web page to see if we're needed the night before. We used to have to show up to be told.

re: #138 Fredlike

They
didn't report a lot of non work income, it is possible their house is
worth a sizable amount of money with the growth in Wasilla. They had
around $10,000 in interest deductions which implies a loan of $100,00
to $150,000 depending on the interest rate. Or it could be they just
took the high end of all the items on the disclosure forms. (note
values from memory could be off a bit)

Yeah, their house is worth somewhere around $500k. Which kind of surprised me that it was only worth that much. Their house is right on a lake, and lakefront property here isn't cheap.

re: #107 MJBrutus

Thank you for a thoughtful answer. I do consider us to be the only intelligent life that we know of. So yes, in a sense we are the "highest form of life in the universe," that we know of. I don't know if that is a compliment to humanity or an insult to the universe :-)

If you would ask me if I believe in something larger than myself (and I wish you would :-), I would tell you that my country and the ideals for which it stands certainly are.

Actually, I kinda sorta did ask, and you responded! This country, our country certainly represent ideals that are larger than ourselves, and you believe that, so I am inclined to take your answer to be not only honest, but on the path to realization that there is something indeed larger than ourselves. It is striking and fascinating to me nonetheless that while you claim to be an atheist, you elevate the ideal of our nation's core. I am sure I need not remind you that our nation was founded on principals wholly cut from Deist cloth. Perhaps you are not so much the atheist you think you are? :>)

Hmm...
Your text to link...How do I contact ABCNews.com?

re: #125 Alaska Kim

i have a couple that age and a couple slightly younger, still needing help to behave when not sleeping.

Gov. Palin's husband is also very good looking in a hunky kind of way, if you like that sort of thing, you know what I mean, um but I barely noticed.....

re: #129 Russkilitlover

I have an unopened bottle of Grey Goose and some apple-tini mix. We're in for chilly one tonight, too. Should get down to 61 and only high of 67 tomorrow! Time to drag out the sweaters.

Turned on the heat yesterday...Now how does it go? I can buy carbon credits from Al Gore or does he buy them from me? I can never remember that part of the energy plan..Personally if we could slow down global warming by half..I would be happy.. We could use the xtra 50% to warm it up here in the winter..
There is something to be said for winter golf...
/

re: #151 willowone

i have a couple that age and a couple slightly younger, still needing help to behave when not sleeping.

that's what Benadryl is for!................................kidding!

OT:

Much is made of the fact that Palin is Governor of a state with a little over 600,000 people. Her position actually requires executive decision-making.
Biden is Senator of a state with a population of less than 800,000. What's the most pressing decision he must make, ham and eggs or pancakes in the morning?
We all know that as goes Delaware so goes the nation.

re: #152 twincitiesgirl

my husband really adores Sara, he asked if i minded, I said not at all as i think Todd is a dream husband.

re: #154 Alaska Kim
hehe.

re: #105 twincitiesgirl

Every time I watch him I'm amazed at his arrogance and smug self-righteousness. Who writes his speeches?

Every time I hear him speak I wonder how anyone with a radical far left activist past like Obama gets a pass, not just to flip-flop on a few positions, but to rhetorically present himself as a moderate Republican, and nobody - left or right - ever, ever calls him on it.

Headline at Drudge

PALIN: OBAMA COMMENTS DISQUALIFY HIM FOR COMMANDER IN CHIEF

re: #149 Gang of One

I am sure I need not remind you that our nation was founded on principals wholly cut from Deist cloth. Perhaps you are not so much the atheist you think you are? :>)

LOL. In my opinion, the government we rebelled against was the embodiment of government based on deistic ideals. I believe that the thinkers of the enlightenment as implemented by our founders have transformed Christianity, for one, more than many Christians I have had this discussion with would like to admit.

Palin says Obama unqualified to be president.

Link

re: #144 guzziguy

Thanks, I know about the reboot, but that's the problem. Sometimes I even have to force quit Firefox. I get the same frustrated feeling as I get thinking about the MSM and the Left right now!. ;)

re: #152 twincitiesgirl

Careful girl, Sarah's a pretty good shot.

Of all the bizarre comments made by Mr. Biden, the French/American/Nato defeating Hezbollah in Lebennon was the most wacked.

Not one of the post debate wrap-up have covered it.

The guy could have said anything.

re: #141 Russkilitlover

Keep the beer and bring on the shooters......lick, sprinkle salt, lick, knock back tequila, suck lime! I think I've had good times with that......but I can't really remember.

Why ruin good Tequila with salt and lime......
Four fingers in a water glass, neat, a pack of Camel non-filters, some blues to listen to.......you'll remember some of it if you savor each sip.
But then again, I went way over my allowed quota years ago.

re: #57 Charles

From the link - is this statement factual?

PALIN: "Two years ago, remember, it was John McCain who pushed so hard with the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac reform measures. He sounded that warning bell."

THE FACTS: Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel of Nebraska led an effort in 2005 to tighten regulation on the mortgage underwriters — McCain joined as a co-sponsor a year later. The legislation was never taken up by the full Senate, then under Republican control.

re: #153 HoosierHoops

Turned on the heat yesterday...Now how does it go? I can buy carbon credits from Al Gore or does he buy them from me? I can never remember that part of the energy plan..Personally if we could slow down global warming by half..I would be happy.. We could use the xtra 50% to warm it up here in the winter..
There is something to be said for winter golf...
/

jimmah says put on a sweater
but don't worry because the goracle says the hockey stick is true

Hockey Stick September 16, 2008 : 8:29 PM
Contrary to what the skeptics and deniers will tell you, the Hockey Stick graph, similar to the one I featured in "An Inconvenient Truth", is proving to be completely true.

YOU ARE NOT BEING COLD!

re: #159 Noam Sayin'

He became disqualified by me when he insulted our flag and refused to leave the cult of Jerry Wright.

re: #126 doriangrey

As if anyone in the MSM would know what to do with a clue-bat.... (yes I know, I just couldn't resist the obvious)

Fire away!

re: #165 IslandLibertarian

Keep
the beer and bring on the shooters......lick, sprinkle salt, lick,
knock back tequila, suck lime! I think I've had good times with
that......but I can't really remember.

Why ruin good Tequila with salt and lime......
Four
fingers in a water glass, neat, a pack of Camel non-filters, some blues
to listen to.......you'll remember some of it if you savor each sip.
But then again, I went way over my allowed quota years ago.

Too many tequila shots for me and I have to sleep with one foot on the floor!

re: #159 Noam Sayin'
Palin...Some of his comments that he has made about the war that I think may in my world disqualifies someone from consideration as the next commander in chief.” Palin said, “Some of his comments about Afghanistan and what we are doing there supposedly– just air raiding villages and killing civilians. That’s reckless.

in my mind she's right

re: #159 Noam Sayin'

Yes. Say it Sarah!

Biden is an idiot. He is just the kind of hack we need to get out of Congress. There are so many of them, I hope enough folks with brains actually go out and vote, so many people think their vote does not make a difference.

re: #170 Alaska Kim heck, i'd join my foot on that floor.

re: #161 Perplexed

Palin says Obama unqualified to be president.

Link

ok, Johnny Mac might have let his attack dog off the leash

=)

re: #156 willowone

re: #128 Athos

I was responding to the link in post 128 with the photos of the after debate party but forgot to hit the reply so I just sounded a little crazy.

/not the first time

re: #170 Alaska Kim

Too many tequila shots for me and I have to sleep with one foot on the floor!

Ear plugs will solve that problem... (no that's not a joke).....

From the Time article above:

Women are weapons-grade haters. Hillary Clinton knows it. Palin knows it too. When women get their hate on, they don't just dislike, or find disfavor with, or sort of not really appreciate. They loathe - deeply, richly, sustainingly...

Now what is the use of writing like this? Does it do any good? Is it Christian? Or is it even good in a general sense? Does it encourage us to be any better? Where would writing like this come from, as a source? What kind of a world does it want? Where would we be if writing like this was the only writing? Is it telling the truth?

IMHO this is the adversary speaking

This is a stark election

Sarah Palin carries Trig to term
0bama says "punished by a baby"

Who is chosing life here?

Portae Inferi Non Praevalebunt

re: #177 doriangrey

Ear plugs will solve that problem... (no that's not a joke).....

seriously? i've never heard that before.

re: #149 Gang of One

Your shallow stereotypical beliefs about atheists are showing.

/Do tell me again how I can become a more perfect American if I only give my heart to < insert name of deity here >. I can't get enough of that.

re: #27 Perplexed

Hmmm, reading some books on the Civil War, the press was considerably more vicious than it is today. Freedom without responsibility is anarchy and the press needs to be held accountable with what gets published.

I believe we will see that. I think this is the medias last shot at relevancy in an Internet world.

Unfortunately we will still need reporters (not journalists), as bloggers with the exception of a few, can only report what they find on the wires services.

re: #162 JustAHouseWife

It may be firefox 3. We just got a brand new pc and I'm having a helluva time with error messages, slow loading pages, etc.Worse than the old pc, which had the earlier ff version.

re: #159 Noam Sayin'

Headline at Drudge

PALIN: OBAMA COMMENTS DISQUALIFY HIM FOR COMMANDER IN CHIEF

her son is in iraq. she will have many sleepless nights if that unqualified fool becomes commander in chief.

Ran the public disclosure numbers from the McCain web site. Assuming no stupid copying or adding errors, $1,010,000 to $2,400,000. So the papers estimate of $1.25 million sounds in the ballpark. House was $500,000 to $1,000,000

shame on MSM

re: #179 Alaska Kim

seriously? i've never heard that before.

Yup, discovered that on accident... But it does work... Something to do with equalizing the pressure in your ears I suspect.

Anyone going to see this movie? It is supposed to open tonight, a spoof on A Christmas Carol, with Chris Farley's brother playing Michael Moore, who is the Scrooge character in the movie. Zucker will not screen it because he said it would get killed, it is a comedy for conservatives.

re: #71 Adina in Judea

OT: Well, I'm officially registered to vote as an Orthodox Jewish Republican in North Carolina as of a few days ago. I'm a dual citizen of the U.S. and Israel

So how does it feel to have citizenship in the two most-hated countries on earth? You'd have a higher likeability factor if the countries were North Korea and Iran. :(

[Link: www.dallasnews.com...]
Sorry, forgot the link

re: #180 CyanSnowHawk

Lighten up a bit, please. I get the impression that he has encountered too few reasonable atheists to be able to reconcile how Atheism and decency and coexist. Let's face it, the loudest of us atheists (e.g. Neudow and so many others) cannot be described as such. I hope that I can help him see how it's possible. All in all, I take GOO as a sincere person.

re: #187 CapeCoddah

Anyone going to see this movie? It is supposed to open tonight, a
spoof on A Christmas Carol, with Chris Farley's brother playing Michael
Moore, who is the Scrooge character in the movie. Zucker will not
screen it because he said it would get killed, it is a comedy for
conservatives.

I think Bill O'Reilly is in that. Just for a minute though. He was talking about it on the Factor the other night.

The fix is in, but it doesn't really need to be anymore. Republicans don't want to fight to win elections. They just want to act genteel, get depressed when the other side doesn't play it genteel, and simply do nothing when the press lies, their opponents lie, and they start having to go along with the big lies because they spent so long not countering them.

Screw the Republican party. I didn't give them a cent this year. Why should I let them waste my money when I know they don't fight to win anything? Why should I give money to the political equivalent of battered housewives or abused puppies, who only roll over and lick the hands of the media and Dems who just kick them some more?

It's one thing to say, "I wish the Republicans would stop bringing swords to a gunfight," but really if they showed up with swords, knives, letter-openers, or even sporks it would be an improvement. This year they've shown up for the election season withn nothing but limp dicks in their hands. For the party that actually endorses Viagra, I've never seen so many limp dicks in my life.

They deserve to lose this year. Actually, they deserve to lose every year until they're prepared to fight again. Perhaps the party needs a cleansing. Vote out all the old blood, and keep them out of office till they die off, or dry up and blow away. Then maybe there will be a new generation of Conservatives with fire in their bellies. One can dream.

But I'm through with McCain. Actually, I'm through with all of them. McCain for quitting Michigan. This whole election comes down to winning 2 out of 3 critical swing states (MI, PA, OH), and McCain just pissed one away, giving him no margin for error in PA (all of this is assuming he wins FL, which he may not now). He's toast. Then there's all the better candidates (Giuliani, Romney) who ran such shockingly bad, head-up-their-asses primary campaigns. Really, '08 has been a piss poor year for the GOP, and Obama will successfully blame any of his poor performance in years 1 and 2 on Bush, so forget '10 too. Someone wake me in '12 if our party has found its balls by them.

re: #170 Alaska Kim

Too many tequila shots for me and I have to sleep with one foot on the floor!

foot on the floor or face on the floor....no big deal....it's who I woke up with that was the scariest part.........

re: #187 CapeCoddah

Anyone going to see this movie? It is supposed to open tonight, a spoof on A Christmas Carol, with Chris Farley's brother playing Michael Moore, who is the Scrooge character in the movie. Zucker will not screen it because he said it would get killed, it is a comedy for conservatives.

He knows which way the critical winds blow in Hollywood.

New wallpaper...

re: #160 MJBrutus

LOL. In my opinion, the government we rebelled against was the embodiment of government based on deistic ideals. I believe that the thinkers of the enlightenment as implemented by our founders have transformed Christianity, for one, more than many Christians I have had this discussion with would like to admit.

That is an interesting assertion, Brutus. Certainly, there was the presence of the Church, and of some kind of religiosity in the colonization of the Americas and the subsequent governing of those qualities -- jeez, they all invoked God or some other derivative often enough, neh?
But I would disagree that our Founders rebelled against a deity or deistic ideas per se; is Nature's God not mentioned in the very first paragraph and the Creator in second of the Declaration of Independence?

True enough, the Enlightenment paved the way to think about deity in less absolute terms. That era touched the truth whereby we could understand our relationship to a God that was benevolent, benign and of a spirit of liberty, not subjugation.

re: #189 CapeCoddah

[Link: www.dallasnews.com...]
Sorry, forgot the link

Hey Cape..Been busy? You used to post alot more..kindof miss reading your stuff..

re: #193 IslandLibertarian

foot on the floor or face on the floor....no big deal....it's who I woke up with that was the scariest part.........

that's never happened to me, and I can't even imagine!

re: #195 Noam Sayin'

I love that wink.

re: #187 CapeCoddah

Anyone going to see this movie? It is supposed to open tonight, a spoof on A Christmas Carol, with Chris Farley's brother playing Michael Moore, who is the Scrooge character in the movie. Zucker will not screen it because he said it would get killed, it is a comedy for conservatives.

It is supposed to be excellent. Farley plays "Michael Moore" character who wants to abolish the 4th of July. So the ghosts visit him, for example Gen Patton slaps the crap out of him. Go.

I think the problem is he's said so many of these things so often (e.g., the cost of Afghanistan relative to Iraq, off by 2000%) that not only Biden may believe them now, but so do those who have heard them often. This is a man with a genius for convincing himself that what he wants to be true is, and his gift is to make it sound convincing to others.

That's not to justify the media. But the very small window for them to catch any of these lies (I still prefer hallucinations, because they're that crazy) is long gone.

re: #199 Noam Sayin'

She was directing it at you.

re: #196 Gang of One

That era touched the truth whereby we could understand our relationship to a God that was benevolent, benign and of a spirit of liberty, not subjugation.

Thus allah and islam are neither a god nor a religion in any sense intended by the founding fathers.

re: #192 Lizard by the Bay

Well spoken comrade.

re: #202 vagabond trader

She was directing it at you.

Yeah, but me and Todd are buds. He knows I wouldn't make a move on her. That's why he doesn't mind her flirting with me.

re: #192 Lizard by the Bay

Actually, one of today's threads was saying that Palin will be going to Michigan this week. Don't believe that they have actually given up on MI. It was a campaign ruse, IMO

re: #204 Racer X

Well spoken comrade.

I don't like what's inevitable. But I put the blame squarely where it belongs.

re: #195 Noam Sayin'

New wallpaper...

Could she be any hotter?

re: #205 Noam Sayin'

Not what he told me last night over drinks.

re: #196 Gang of One

I find that feudalism and monarchy are direct consequences of the theology of St Augustine. The Kingdom of Heaven and the Kingdoms of Earth to mirror it. Certainly Locke and later Jefferson founded their conclusions on the notion that rights come to us from a creator.

I find that one can reach the same conclusion through secular reasoning. The way I get there (in a nutshell) is by noting that when we form a government, we all sacrifice a measure of liberty to gain the advantages of society. Since we all sacrifice an equal measure of our freedom, we are all entitled to an equal measure of justice and standing in that society.

re: #165 IslandLibertarian

Keep the beer and bring on the shooters......lick, sprinkle salt, lick, knock back tequila, suck lime! I think I've had good times with that......but I can't really remember.

Why ruin good Tequila with salt and lime......
Four fingers in a water glass, neat, a pack of Camel non-filters, some blues to listen to.......you'll remember some of it if you savor each sip.
But then again, I went way over my allowed quota years ago.

I must take offense! Tequila is not ruined with a taste of lime and salt -- how gringo of you! While lime and salt are not required, they do not diminish the tequila experience. Of course, each to his/her own taste. But to imply that lime and salt ruin tequila, thems be fightin' words in my cantina, cabrone ...

Ya gotta do it right, though. wedge of lime, salt on the lime. Sip tequila, bite into the lime. Repeat.

re: #123 DeafDog

"It's Saturday Night!" said Deafdog to himself. "I haven't missed it. The Spirits have done it all in one night. They can do anything they like. Of course they can. Of course they can. Hallo, my fine fellow!"

....Isn't it still Friday?

Saturday's still on schedule! Hope it's an enjoyable one for ya!

re: #197 HoosierHoops

Hey Hoosier, My work is crazy in the summer and fall when tourists are about. Lots of big weddings take up a lot of time. I read a lot here, but catching up takes time. All really good stuff, can't miss any. I will have a lot more time starting in early November to chat more. But, I'm around, usually at night.

re: #208 x-wing

Could she be any hotter?

She could be single, with no kids, and having a glass of wine with me on my porch right now. Other than that, no.

Ted Nugent is on Glenn Beck's show. If he won't put a liberal's panties in a wad nothing will.

God love him. Best comedy show I've seen lately.

re: #188 solomonpanting

So how does it feel to have citizenship in the two most-hated countries on earth? You'd have a higher likeability factor if the countries were North Korea and Iran. :(

think you'd be safe in Paris wearing this?

re: #211 Gang of One

I
must take offense! Tequila is not ruined with a taste of lime and salt
-- how gringo of you! While lime and salt are not required, they do not
diminish the tequila experience. Of course, each to his/her own taste.
But to imply that lime and salt ruin tequila, thems be fightin' words
in my cantina, cabrone ...

Ya gotta do it right, though. wedge of lime, salt on the lime. Sip tequila, bite into the lime. Repeat.

all that stuff is called training wheels up here.

re: #207 Lizard by the Bay

I don't like what's inevitable

Isn't that a little fatalistic?

re: #206 DeafDog

Actually, one of today's threads was saying that Palin will be going to Michigan this week. Don't believe that they have actually given up on MI. It was a campaign ruse, IMO

No, it's another campaign backslide. It's doing the right thing after very publicly doing the wrong thing, and looking hopelessly weak and lost in the process. For more examples, please see "I will stop campaigning and won't debate until this bailout is passed!"

re: #198 Alaska Kim

that's never happened to me, and I can't even imagine!

then you've never been to Housongs Long Bar and Cantina, Ensanada.........

/

re: #166 Racer X

From the link - is this statement factual?

S190 Federal Housing Enterprise Regulatory Reform Act

McCain was a co-sponsor along with Sen. Dole and Sununu. Introduced Jan. 26, 2005. Died in committee July 28, 2005. There are claims that McCain did not sign on to co-sponsor until he gave a speech in May 2006 trying to give new life to the bill (which wasn't technically dead - just caught in committee) and try to get it to a floor vote. The date of the speech is in the record, but according to Gov Tracks, when someone signs on / off as a co-sponsor isn't really tracked.

The Committee in 2005 was 20 members, 11 Repub, 9 Democrats. On a straight party vote, I would think that it would have moved to the floor where a fillbuster could have prevented a floor vote - but being "Ordered to be reported with an amendment in the nature of a substitute favorably." sounds to me as if it was placed on hold pending amendments by one of the committee members and then just sat in that status until the end of the 109th Congress in December 2006 when it officially died.

Does it really make any difference if McCain was on this in 2005 or 2006? After all 2006 is still before 2008 when it became apparent that reform was needed or that members of a certain party worked to block reform efforts of Fannie and Freddie?

Okay, I need olives, bacon, and a scooter ride.

BBIAW

re: #182 vagabond trader

I just upgraded firefox a few weeks or so ago too. Hmmm.

re: #200 Outrider

Going tomorrow, first to brunch then a good laugh. How weird is it to be able to sit and LOL at MM and the Left in a public place? That's sad!

Good Evening, Lizard Nation!

New McCain ad: "Tax Cutter"

Good stuff!

re: #212 MacGregor

phew

re: #218 twincitiesgirl

Isn't that a little fatalistic?

Only if I'm wrong. If I'm right, it's prescient.

re: #224 loppyd

Good Evening, Lizard Nation!

New McCain ad: "Tax Cutter"

Good stuff!

Good evening!

re: #220 IslandLibertarian

then you've never been to Housongs Long Bar and Cantina, Ensanada.........

/

Cough cough... Been there... dodged the parrot shit... Had a great time....

Hey loppy, good ad!

re: #216 spidly

think you'd be safe in Paris wearing this?

Several years ago my wife gave my sister, who lives in Denmark, a necklace with a Star of David. My sister's response: "Are you crazy? Are you trying to get me killed?"

re: #229 CapeCoddah

Hey loppy, good ad!

Fired up for the game tonight?

re: #187 CapeCoddah

Yes, I will see it, but probably not until mid next week. Schedule too crazy until then. LA Daily News will review in tomorrow's paper. For what it's worth, the Bill Maher crapumentory got only 1 star by the LA Daily News - Maher was called ignorant, arrogant, and unfunny.

Good night y'all. have a nice weekend.

re: #227 HoosierHoops

Good evening!

Hey there, Hoooooooooooosier Daddy!

re: #214 Noam Sayin'

She could be single, with no kids, and having a glass of wine with me on my porch right now. Other than that, no.

LOL, true dat.

re: #190 MJBrutus

Lighten up a bit, please. I get the impression that he has encountered too few reasonable atheists to be able to reconcile how Atheism and decency and coexist. Let's face it, the loudest of us atheists (e.g. Neudow and so many others) cannot be described as such. I hope that I can help him see how it's possible. All in all, I take GOO as a sincere person.

Replace the word atheist in your post with any ethnic or religious group identity and tell me again how GOO's comments are not just straight up insulting.

I think I will leave for a while, before I post something that would likely be deleted.

re: #223 JustAHouseWife

Heard that ff 3 has unresolved problems, but our computer geek friend downloaded it before I could stop him.Does the little spinner thingy keep going round on yours?

re: #233 Alaska Kim

Good night y'all. have a nice weekend.

I can take a hint. I show up, you leave....

LOL

Have a fun weekend!

re: #231 loppyd

Fired up for the game tonight?

Naturally.

re: #192 Lizard by the Bay

I can understand your frustration but I read an article awhile back that addressed this - (sorry don't have it in a link) - but I think it was over at Redstate and it discussed the totally different approach that Republicans (conservatives) take to politics than the Liberals. It spoke to the fact that Republicans abhor the drama, the spin, the mudslinging. The article boiled it down to the fact that the Liberals equate politics with their LIVES - there's is a life struggle which dominates their very being. The Republicans on the other hand consider so many things paramount to them before the politics - family, faith, country, etc.

Bottom line the crux of the article said that Republicans are in Washington to get some necessary things done but they often would rather be elsewhere while the Liberals are there because it defines their life, it completes them. This is why Liberals hold nothing back and typically Republicans appear to not want to fight.

Anyway, I found it interesting and hopefully, I paraphrased well enough.

re: #232 Athos

Lol, There's a surprise! Maher, ignorant and arrogant? whodathunkit?

re: #180 CyanSnowHawk

Your shallow stereotypical beliefs about atheists are showing.

/Do tell me again how I can become a more perfect American if I only give my heart to < insert name of deity here >. I can't get enough of that.

I never said you would be a more perfect American by worshiping < insert name of deity here >. Don't put words in my mouth. I have no truck with atheists if they have no bugs up their ass about my faith. Deal.

Ojoe @ 203:

Thus allah and islam are neither a god nor a religion in any sense intended by the founding fathers.

Is that your assertion? I did not say that. but from the evidence we've seen maybe you are on to something.

re: #230 solomonpanting

Oh my, Denmark has become that bad?

re: #240 ornery elephant

I can understand your frustration but I read an article awhile back that addressed this - (sorry don't have it in a link) - but I think it was over at Redstate and it discussed the totally different approach that Republicans (conservatives) take to politics than the Liberals. It spoke to the fact that Republicans abhor the drama, the spin, the mudslinging. The article boiled it down to the fact that the Liberals equate politics with their LIVES - there's is a life struggle which dominates their very being. The Republicans on the other hand consider so many things paramount to them before the politics - family, faith, country, etc.

Bottom line the crux of the article said that Republicans are in Washington to get some necessary things done but they often would rather be elsewhere while the Liberals are there because it defines their life, it completes them. This is why Liberals hold nothing back and typically Republicans appear to not want to fight.

Anyway, I found it interesting and hopefully, I paraphrased well enough.

OE................................................ ............................. Nice to see you out of the lounge big guy.....

re: #228 doriangrey

How are you doing this afternoon?

re: #239 CapeCoddah

Naturally.

I've got on my lucky cap and sweatshirt!

BTW - American Carol is playing at the Lowes Cineplex in Danvers. The BF and I are planning to go tomorrow night.

It won't be seen by the masses but Hannity's Sunday night show will focus on Obama's friends and mentors. Must see TV indeed.

re: #116 Alaska Kim

or beer-battered halibut!

That's it! I'm contacting PETH. You throwing beer cans at fish has me all riled up!

re: #217 Alaska Kim

all that stuff is called training wheels up here.

When I lived in Mexico, that was called breakfast.

re: #240 ornery elephant

Republicans abhor the drama, the spin, the mudslinging. The article boiled it down to the fact that the Liberals equate politics with their LIVES - there's is a life struggle which dominates their very being. The Republicans on the other hand consider so many things paramount to them before the politics - family, faith, country, etc.

Bottom line the crux of the article said that Republicans are in Washington to get some necessary things done but they often would rather be elsewhere while the Liberals are there because it defines their life, it completes them. This is why Liberals hold nothing back and typically Republicans appear to not want to fight.

I can agree with everything you posted, but it boils down to the same end game: Republicans are no longer willing to compete for votes like the Democrats do, and they will lose more and more elections as a result.

re: #245 pre-Boomer Marine brat

How are you doing this afternoon?

Been better.... Been worse... Will undoubtedly be both again..... How are you today....

re: #242 Gang of One

No, you did not say that, it's a corollary that I added; a point that I think needs some wide public debate in this country.

re: #248 debutaunt

That's it! I'm contacting PETH. You throwing beer cans at fish has me all riled up!

Are you doing that just for the hallabit?

Let us be honest.

Journalism had reached the lowest common denominator. It is Hollywood for the less attractive. It is celebrity for those who want to change the world so they sell themselves. It has nothing to do with the pursuit of truth, only the passing along of the media's message, of going along to get along.

There is little to no integrity, no one out on a limb doing the hard work because they never get coverage, never get space, and not playing by all the rules pushes them off to the side. We have stopped asking questions...we don't want other's to know we don't know the answers. And we don't know history, we don't know geography, we don't know who we are, much less the remainder of the world.

We have been told we are the problem....but we are the solution. Things are going to get very much worse before they improve. I am not willing to leave a mess to the next generation without trying to fix things now.

Truth, honesty, taking on the hard decisions that Americans can make, we can return to the country described in those wonderful documents of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. We are blessed with them as the foundation of this great experiment and we need to return to them.

Seeing to it that Obama is not elected to the Presidency is a start. We must become our own media and make sure the message gets out.

NOBAMA.....

re: #243 vagabond trader

Oh my, Denmark has become that bad?

According to her, it has its moments. But I believe the Danes have a better grasp of the Islamic threat than most other Europeans.

re: #244 doriangrey

DG ! You mean it's nice to see me here or you're just happy I'm not in the Lounge?

hahahaha

re: #252 Ojoe

No, you did not say that, it's a corollary that I added; a point that I think needs some wide public debate in this country.

Aye.

I've read this somewhere else so it's not my idea, but the media has entered O.J. is innocent territory here in this election.

re: #211 Gang of One
pardon por favor amigo..............I should have said "why distract from the wonderful experience of tequila with lime and salt"......
I always drank my spirits neat, not a mixed drink fan....but alas, I've lost the privilege

re: #256 ornery elephant

DG ! You mean it's nice to see me here or you're just happy I'm not in the Lounge?

hahahaha

ROTFLMAO..... I think I should plead the 5th on that... Or at least claim that my vicodin is impairing my judgment.... ;)

re: #251 doriangrey