Bring back the avatars! ;-)>

I was rooting for this

re: #2 Adrenalyn

You wood.

This is the comment of the day elect

it was a strain on my brain to follow the grain on the last thread

Fresh Fiday Fred

/I wonder if my kids' compulsory 'volunteer' community service draft cards will be printed in soy ink on 100% recycled materials.

Then we ought to pray that the checks & balances hold out against Barry and his disillusioned army of supporters...

Is this thread an off shoot of the last one ?

That last thread was just too pun-ishing......this one is retruequano free.

I'm starting to think the Germans just bombed Pearl Harbor.

Well, we already have the bad puns covered in the other thread, what else is there to talk about?

hey, I wanna cellulose some extra stuff

it gives me the shakes to think about how little I will get for it though

re: #9 eschew_obfuscation

That last thread was just too pun-ishing......this one is retruequano free.

You spoke too soon, compadre.

This thread's pretty plum.

Anyone who has the power to make you believe absurdities has the power to make you commit injustices.

— Voltaire

I think we're in for a very bumpy ride.

Merlin the greatest Wizard?

re: #7 zato

Then we ought to pray that the checks & balances hold out against Barry and his disillusioned army of supporters...

How can you write checks if your balances are zero?

Mark Levin has been playing Reagan speeches on his podcasts.
I find great solace in them.

None of the the things that we are going to have to overcome in the months and years ahead have not been done before by those on whose shoulders we now stand.

re: #11 Occasional Reader

Well, we already have the bad puns covered in the other thread, what else is there to talk about?

bad haiku?

Presidential Mutts
Not hypoallergenic
thrown under the bus

Anyone who has the power to make you believe absurdities has the power to make you commit injustices.

That should be the last line of Bush's final speech.

I tell you what, the next four years sure won't be boring. Im so thankful for LGF and my fellow lizards.

re: #14 Sharmuta

This thread's pretty plum.

So. Make a s-Peach

re: #11 Occasional Reader

Well, we already have the bad puns covered in the other thread, what else is there to talk about?

nothing
please, we're trying to have some levity
before our world explodes

maybe if we can keep smiling a little bit longer
we can wake up from the nightmare
and it will be over

re: #3 Sharmuta

Stop stumping for change, dammit!

Is it too late to declare this thread an ODS free zone?

Anyone who has the power to make you believe absurdities has the power to make you commit injustices.

Absurdities... you mean like, "the government will create the new, green economy"?

re: #14 Sharmuta

This thread's pretty plum.

I'm thinking it's peachy!

I'm wondering if Obama and pals underestimate us because they are accustomed to dealing with an already cowed populace in Illinois.

I hope so.

re: #22 Outrider

So. Make a s-Peach

You would have thought they had fig-ured that out by now.

Hi Everyone - Long time lurker and only a few posts. You guys are great.

I saw in the spinoffs this was reported...but I cannot fathom O's ego. "Office of the President Elect" - WTF

People without direction always go South.

This one is for those of you who live in Detroit who watch those bad Sam Bernstein law firm ads

Richard Mark and Beth
four eyes and a leader dog
looking out for you

US official: Taliban sought wedding party deaths

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Taliban fighters held a wedding party captive and fired on U.S. forces in an attack designed to draw U.S. airstrikes on civilians and stoke anti-American sentiment, a U.S. official said Friday citing "firsthand" reports.

The official declined to give further details of the reported events leading to the U.S. bombing Monday in the southern Afghan village Wech Baghtu, where dozens of civilians and insurgents were killed.

But such a tactic by the Taliban could mean significant complications for U.S. forces and allies — forcing them to break off attacks and pursuit of extremists in populated areas for fear that the Taliban would try to maximum civilian casualties.

re: #30 Abbey

Hi Everyone - Long time lurker and only a few posts. You guys are great.

I saw in the spinoffs this was reported...but I cannot fathom O's ego. "Office of the President Elect" - WTF

Fathom it my friend and it's going to get worse.

re: #30 Abbey

hey and welcome

I like your road

re: #14 Sharmuta

This thread's pretty plum.

Orange you glad we left the puns in the last thread?
:hangs head in shame:
/that's all I got

How come I get sent to AT&T when I click 'new comments'?

Drudge: Oprah to end run in 2011..

Thank g-d..

re: #6 AdamWebber

Fresh Fiday Fred

/I wonder if my kids' compulsory 'volunteer' community service draft cards will be printed in soy ink on 100% recycled materials.

Wait a minute......isn't forcing people to work for free called slavery?
And Obama is suggesting this?
How ironic can it get?

LMAO!

re: #37 Born Again Republican

How come I get sent to AT&T when I click 'new comments'?

It's a plot against you, and only you.

re: #34 Jetpilot1101

Fathom it my friend and it's going to get worse.

OMG
you're plumbing the depths already !

re: #30 Abbey

Hi Everyone - Long time lurker and only a few posts. You guys are great.

I saw in the spinoffs this was reported...but I cannot fathom O's ego. "Office of the President Elect" - WTF

It's called HUBRIS! It oozes from every pore on his body. If he doesn't reign it in, he is gonna get smacked in the face. The problem is that it will be everyone else's fault but his.

re: #29 calcajun

You would have thought they had fig-ured that out by now.

All of these puns are resin-ating with me.

re: #38 Zippy_Slug

Drudge: Oprah to end run in 2011..

Thank g-d..

Cabinet Position?

An Absurdity like Obama may well bring innumerable injustices.

Hope & Change! WHATEVER THE CRAP THEY ARE!

re: #27 Zippy_Slug

I'm thinking it's peachy!

I've been cherry picking the puns here

re: #38 Zippy_Slug

Drudge: Oprah to end run in 2011..

Thank g-d..

Running for office?

re: #40 reine.de.tout

It's a plot against you, and only you.

Well, that was a tad naughty, Reine...

re: #38 Zippy_Slug

Drudge: Oprah to end run in 2011..

Thank g-d..

Does that mean she won't be endorsing Obama in 2012?/

re: #47 Gearhead

Running for office?

hmm.. Obama's Vice Prez for 2012?

Ugh..

Anyone who has the power to make you believe absurdities has the power to make you commit injustices.

True dat.

"Socialism is the future."
"All cultures are equal."
"I support free speech, not hate speech."

Yup. Ugly days acomin'.

re: #31 tappin52

People without direction always go South.

I thought it was west?

re: #38 Zippy_Slug

Drudge: Oprah to end run in 2011..

Thank g-d..

Now the Messiah is elected, Opera's work is done.

re: #41 Adrenalyn

OMG
you're plumbing the depths already !

How fitting for you to say that now that we are in a state of flux.

re: #36 Slumbering Behemoth

Hey that wasn't too bad, I found it rather a peeling. ;)

re: #34 Jetpilot1101

Fathom it my friend and it's going to get worse.

My wife now approves of new gun/ammo purchases. Double plus, she is now listening to Rush!

Tomorrow - Cabela's!

OK. I have a plan. Lets embrace Obama. Seriously. Nothing but gushing praise for the next few weeks. Watch as moonbat heads explode. The media will be tearing him to shreds in no time.

re: #47 Gearhead

Running for office?

I just threw up a little in my mouth when I read that.

re: #52 logboy

I thought it was west?

No, south. It's downhill.

re: #54 calcajun

How fitting for you to say that now that we are in a state of flux.

well, we have to solder on then

otherwise, we won't have the capacitory to go on

re: #48 scottishbuzzsaw

Well, that was a tad naughty, Reine...

Hiya, Scotti!
My brain is fried, just absolutely fried!

I'm not normally naughty, am I?

re: #39 Typicalwhitey

It'll never happen. What would the consequences be to those who refuse? Too many people are going to refuse to make anything effective.

Here's my motto to get me through the next 4 years, courtesy of Samuel Adams...I wish I had a bumper big enough for the sticker this requires:

"If ye love wealth greater than liberty, the tranquility of servitude
greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home from us
in peace. We seek not your counsel, nor your arms. Crouch down
and lick the hand that feeds you; May your chains set lightly upon
you, and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen."

re: #59 Moe Katz

No, south. It's downhill.

And here I thought it was California.

re: #56 Abbey

My wife now approves of new gun/ammo purchases. Double plus, she is now listening to Rush!

Tomorrow - Cabela's!

Mine, too. I get three; shotgun, pistol and rifle. Christmas comin' early.

re: #17 Moe Katz

How can you write checks if your balances are zero?

You have no choice but to raise taxes so that the evil, productive, rich folks are kept in check and the wealth is spread among their needy brethren.

re: #5 Adrenalyn

it was a strain on my brain to follow the grain on the last thread

Didn't read it. Please explain.
/

re: #54 calcajun

How fitting for you to say that now that we are in a state of flux.

Geez, why can't y'all pun on a topic I know sump-thing about!

Joy! Avatars are back!

Is Obama's New FCC Transition Head Talk Radio's 'Executioner'?

Brian Maloney at Radio Equalizer warns that Barack Obama is signaling his designs on conservative talk radio with the rumored appointment of former FCC Commissioner Henry Rivera as the head of his FCC transition team:

Henry Rivera, a longtime radical leftist, lawyer and former FCC commissioner, is expected to lead the push to dismantle commercial talk radio that is favored by a number of Democratic Party senators. Rivera will play a pivotal role in preventing critics from having a public voice during Obama's tenure in office.

Rivera, who resigned from the FCC nearly a quarter-century ago during the Reagan years, believes in a doctrine of "communications policy as a civil rights issue".

His exit during the Reagan Administration paved the way for the Fairness Doctrine's repeal when the late president appointed Patricia Diaz Dennis in 1986 to fill out the rest of Rivera's term. Had this not occurred, talk radio as we know it today would not exist.

/what'd that take, like two days?

re: #42 calcajun

I did not catch the Presidential Seal close on Fox. Was it the Possum one?

re: #63 jcbunga

Here's my motto to get me through the next 4 years, courtesy of
Samuel Adams...I wish I had a bumper big enough for the sticker this
requires:

"If ye love wealth greater than liberty, the tranquility of servitude
greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home from us
in peace. We seek not your counsel, nor your arms. Crouch down
and lick the hand that feeds you; May your chains set lightly upon
you, and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen."

That was Chuck Dixon's post on his website after Obama won.

re: #53 Sol Roth

Now the Messiah is elected, Opera's work is done.

The "Messiah" is really more of a choral piece than an Opera.

shoot, another phone call

Charles
I will apologize in advance for the offensive posts coming
every time I answer the phone it happens

I will log out
maybe that will fix it.....

over and out folks......been fun and best wishes to all !

Someone please tell me that we are going to survive this. Is anyone going to be able to rein this guy in?

re: #50 Zippy_Slug

hmm.. Obama's Vice Prez for 2012?

Ugh..

That's probably it.

Here's something interesting... Google the word plan and see what comes up. How did they get control of Google so fast?

As I tell Obama voters of the plan to seize their 401(k) plans to fund Social Security, they look at me with astonishment. I'd mock them, but they've been betrayed by the MSM. Poor fools!

re: #60 Adrenalyn

well, we have to solder on then

otherwise, we won't have the capacitory to go on

I know. I we keep stalling we're liable to get caught in a trap.

re: #51 stevieray

True dat.

"Socialism is the future."
"All cultures are equal."
"I support free speech, not hate speech."

Yup. Ugly days acomin'.

Let me check the US law - yep - hate speech is still legal. How about that.

re: #54 calcajun

How fitting for you to say that now that we are in a state of flux.

All these plumbing comments are making me flush.

re: #75 Onamesa

Someone please tell me that we are going to survive this. Is anyone going to be able to rein this guy in?

Congress?
/

re: #57 Racer X

OK. I have a plan. Lets embrace Obama. Seriously. Nothing but gushing praise for the next few weeks. Watch as moonbat heads explode. The media will be tearing him to shreds in no time.

From here on, if an Obammunist gets, well, Obamy, I'm going to just sing the song. All together now:

"We're gonna spread happiness
We're gonna spread freedom
Obama's gonna change it
Obama's gonna lead 'em

We're gonna change it
And rearrange it
We're gonna change the world."

I'm gonna use a creepy child's voice too. Oh, the fun!

re: #70 Killian Bundy

Is Obama's New FCC Transition Head Talk Radio's 'Executioner'?

/what'd that take, like two days?

Can't put the toothpaste back in the tube - genie is out of the bottle - like closing the barn door after the cows are out.

They can try ....but it will by an epic battle - Rush, Sean and Glenn are ready.

re: #68 Gearhead

You had better learn or else you're liable to get reamed on this thread.

re: #75 Onamesa

Someone please tell me that we are going to survive this. Is anyone going to be able to rein this guy in?

Two years to the mid-terms. It's up to the blogs and the radio 'till then.

Have we all started a collection for the funds to build Charles a secret underground bunker from where he can continue to blog once Obama smacks down free speech with the fairness doctrine? It's either that or him and Markos will have to share an office and ensure there is "equal" time.

re: #17 Moe Katz

How can you write checks if your balances are zero?

Maybe you didn't get the memo from the Office of The President-Elect - "Zero" will be capitalized from now on.

Hannity's already got a days/hours/minutes/seconds countdown clock to
Nov. 2nd, 2012 on his website.

re: #78 quickjustice

As I tell Obama voters of the plan to seize their 401(k) plans to fund Social Security...

I posted a bit about that on the office bulletin board, and the response was "fearmongering!" We'll see.

re: #81 Typicalwhitey

All these plumbing comments are making me flush.

No need to be embarrassed. We're all rather commode-ious here.

re: #78 quickjustice

As I tell Obama voters of the plan to seize their 401(k) plans to fund Social Security, they look at me with astonishment. I'd mock them, but they've been betrayed by the MSM. Poor fools!

This is the phase called normalization.

re: #80 Catttt

Let me check the US law - yep - hate speech is still legal. How about that.

For now...

re: #11 Occasional Reader

Well, we already have the bad puns covered in the other thread, what else is there to talk about?

Michelle Obama's outfits . . . . . .

re: #73 Occasional Reader

The "Messiah" is really more of a choral piece than an Opera.

Pedant.

re: #72 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Really? I don't know him...was it appropriate?

re: #63 jcbunga

Here's my motto to get me through the next 4 years, courtesy of Samuel Adams...I wish I had a bumper big enough for the sticker this requires:

"If ye love wealth greater than liberty, the tranquility of servitude
greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home from us
in peace. We seek not your counsel, nor your arms. Crouch down
and lick the hand that feeds you; May your chains set lightly upon
you, and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen."

That was part of the Veterans Day program I put together for my school.

I just love Obama! Isn't he just dreamy! The sky is so blue today!

_{re: post #57}

stop putting eyeballs on the MSM - they need us more than we need them.

re: #73 Occasional Reader

The "Messiah" is really more of a choral piece than an Opera.

I was going to say something, but figured I'd let you Handel that pun.

re: #65 calcajun

It is kind of funny. Always hated my guns (only had a few prior to marriage), now AMMO UP before Jan 20th.

Plus, she is interested in shooting now.

/I better be on my best behavior from now on:)

re: #91 calcajun

No need to be embarrassed. We're all rather commode-ious here.

Just pipe down, would ya!

re: #94 outsidephilly

Michelle Obama's outfits . . . . . .

How about we just cover her.//

Actually, she's not that bad looking. Seriously, they do look like a good family.

And so did the Coreleones.

Anybody Google plan yet and get the same thing I did?

re: #100 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

What sort of blood do you water a Pedantry with?

re: #61 reine.de.tout

I'm not normally naughty, am I?

No, you're not, sweetie...just tweaking...my brain is due for complete overhaul, too. TGIF.

re: #98 Racer X

I just love Obama! Isn't he just dreamy! The sky is so blue today!

_{re: post #57}

I tried to read your post, but I keep getting lost in Obama's eyes.

re: #96 jcbunga

Really? I don't know him...was it appropriate?

Indeed. Chuck Dixon is a rare conservative comic book writer. He'll be writing the new G.I. JOE series in January.

re: #45 Sol Roth

An Absurdity like Obama may well bring innumerable injustices.

Hope & Change! WHATEVER THE CRAP THEY ARE!

They hope nobody's watching while they try to change the constitution. We'll be watching!

Here, everyone listen and chill......chilllllllllllllll, chiiiiiiiiiiillllllllllllll

relax....Shabbat is coming.....

re: #97 goddessoftheclassroom

That was part of the Veterans Day program I put together for my school.

Nice. I'm set to go speak to a high school. 400-500 kids plus the public?

re: #70 Killian Bundy

Is Obama's New FCC Transition Head Talk Radio's 'Executioner'?

/what'd that take, like two days?

[Link: www.wileyrein.com...]

re: #103 calcajun

How about we just cover her.//

Actually, she's not that bad looking. Seriously, they do look like a good family.

And so did the Coreleones.

So, you liked the dress she wore the other night? The black one with the splash of red in the front?

Franklin Roosevelt's socialistic economic policies lengthened the Great Depression by 7 years, according to UCLA economists:

[Link: newsroom.ucla.edu...]

re: #77 musicman

Here's something interesting... Google the word plan and see what comes up. How did they get control of Google so fast?

First, I love your avatar.

Someone linked a while back to a cartoon book (an older one) on how a country turns down the road to fascism. One of the first steps is that some guy steps up with "a plan" that everyone needs to follow.

re: #97 goddessoftheclassroom

I love Googling Sam Adams quotes...he seems to have been a rather blunt talker in a sea of powdered wigs.

Forgot the biggest absurdities. For those with a weak grasp of history:

"It can't happen here."
"It'll be different this time."

re: #105 jaunte

What sort of blood do you water a Pedantry with?

I have no idea, but don't turn your back on it.

Obama is known for his 'glass jaw'. How do you think he will react to a couple of judicial smackdowns? Or a few negative press articles?

Give them the 'finger'?

re: #98 Racer X

I just love Obama! Isn't he just dreamy! The sky is so blue today!

_{re: post #57}

Talk like that and we'll throw you under the bus.

re: #91 calcajun

No need to be embarrassed. We're all rather commode-ious here.

That was such a loo-ny observation.

re: #113 outsidephilly

So, you liked the dress she wore the other night? The black one with the splash of red in the front?

Didn't/couldn't watch.

re: #114 DontTread

Franklin Roosevelt's socialistic economic policies lengthened the Great Depression by 7 years, according to UCLA economists:

[Link: newsroom.ucla.edu...]

And people still praise him for "getting us out of the depression". What a crock.

re: #106 scottishbuzzsaw

No, you're not, sweetie...just tweaking...my brain is due for complete overhaul, too. TGIF.

The hoopster slides a stout porter over to scottish..
/Come here often good looking?
Hope you have a wonderful refreshing weekend..

re: #108 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

I'll study up on him, thanks.

re: #87 Jetpilot1101

I think we should stop calling it the "Fairness Doctrine." That suggests to people who don't know much about it that it's a good thing. Let's call it the Gag Order instead.

re: #111 logboy

Nice. I'm set to go speak to a high school. 400-500 kids plus the public?

what's your focus point?

re: #108 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

He'll be writing the new G.I. JOE series in January.

The one where G.I. Joe sits down to negotiate with his enemies without preconditions?

re: #121 rightymouse

That was such a loo-ny observation.

Calcajun has come out of the water closet?

re: #101 Abbey

It is kind of funny. Always hated my guns (only had a few prior to marriage), now AMMO UP before Jan 20th.

Plus, she is interested in shooting now.

/I better be on my best behavior from now on:)

Just got back from the range. You would not believe the panic buying. Folks, at least in Texas, are PISSED!

Just bring home the troops, Bonnie Fwank. Let THEM find out what you caceros are up to.

re: #107 Occasional Reader

I tried to read your post, but I keep getting lost in Obama's eyes.

...and they way his ears make that hollow, echo sound if you stand close enough.

That wasn't really the effect you were going for, was it?

re: #89 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

WHEW! But will I have my 401(k) in four years of President Zero? Job too...I work in this market. I probably should start looking for a new career.

re: #116 jcbunga

I love Googling Sam Adams quotes...he seems to have been a rather blunt talker in a sea of powdered wigs.

Well, he was also a bit of a nutjob. So they say.

re: #104 musicman

Anybody Google plan yet and get the same thing I did?

I got the ACT website - College testing?

re: #119 Onamesa

Obama is known for his 'glass jaw'. How do you think he will react to a couple of judicial smackdowns? Or a few negative press articles?

Give them the 'finger'?

I see that happening. Maybe him crying a little bit too. I'd like to see that actually.

re: #122 calcajun

Didn't/couldn't watch.

you missed a moment to remember . . . . . . .

re: #121 rightymouse

That was such a loo-ny observation.

We have to stem the flow of these puns.

re: #115 Catttt

First, I love your avatar.

Someone linked a while back to a cartoon book (an older one) on how a country turns down the road to fascism. One of the first steps is that some guy steps up with "a plan" that everyone needs to follow.

Did you get suggested searches: Obama's Plan?

re: #128 Occasional Reader

The one where G.I. Joe sits down to negotiate with his enemies without preconditions?

/sigh

Yeah, Joe ain't what he used to be...

For unknown reasons I was reading the lyrics to Pink Floyd's "Wish you were here" The lyrics fit earily well with the events of the election and the "administration" that is to come:

So, so you think you can tell Heaven from Hell,
blue skies from pain.
Can you tell a green field from a cold steel rail?
A smile from a veil?
Do you think you can tell?
And did they get you to trade your heroes for ghosts?
Hot ashes for trees?
Hot air for a cool breeze?
Cold comfort for change?And did you exchange a walk on part in the war for a lead role in a cage?
How I wish, how I wish you were here.
We're just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, year after year,
Running over the same old ground.
What have you found? The same old fears.
Wish you were here.

re: #120 logboy

Talk like that and we'll throw you under the bus.

Oh Crap! I just realized everybody thrown under the bus are going to be set free...
NNNNNNNOOOOOOOOO!

re: #128 Occasional Reader

The one where G.I. Joe sits down to negotiate with his enemies without preconditions?

Hell no. This will be the real American hero we grew up with.

re: #64 logboy

And here I thought it was California.

That works, too.

re: #126 arethusa

I think we should stop calling it the "Fairness Doctrine." That suggests to people who don't know much about it that it's a good thing. Let's call it the Gag Order instead.

Perfect.

re: #129 OldLineTexan

Calcajun has come out of the water closet?

I do not have a bidet, thank you. Besides, you wouldn't be privy to that info anyway!

re: #127 outsidephilly

what's your focus point?

The fact I spent 10 months in country before getting blown up in Baghdad and lost my arm and half a hand. Should get their attention.

re: #124 HoosierHoops

The hoopster slides a stout porter over to scottish..
/Come here often good looking?
Hope you have a wonderful refreshing weekend..

Mr. Scottishbuzzsaw would like a word with you...;>)

re: #134 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

I got the ACT website - College testing?

re: #134 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

I got the ACT website - College testing?

Did you get suggested searches: Obama's Plan at the very top before the links were posted?

Amerika's Tass Press Agency doesn't include Fox News!

[Link: www.mediabistro.com...]

re: #142 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Hell no. This will be the real American hero we grew up with.

Sorry, that version will be banned under the Hate Speech Act of 2009.

The new G.I. Joe will be a community organizer.

re: #125 jcbunga

I'll study up on him, thanks.

He's currently writing a miniseries called Storming Paradise, a "what if" about the U.S. invading Japan in WWII.

And with that, I gotta go. Have a great night, Lizards!

re: #133 Occasional Reader

Well, he was also a bit of a nutjob. So they say.

I like him even more :)

So what has happened with the LA TIMES video?

re: #111 logboy

Nice. I'm set to go speak to a high school. 400-500 kids plus the public?

Last night we have over 175 members of the community )wer ran out of programs). Our junior high has about 800 students p;us the teachers and staff.

re: #146 logboy

The fact I spent 10 months in country before getting blown up in Baghdad and lost my arm and half a hand. Should get their attention.

Bless you, Sir. Teach 'em well.

re: #146 logboy

The fact I spent 10 months in country before getting blown up in Baghdad and lost my arm and half a hand. Should get their attention.

THANK YOU for your service . . . . , what branch of the service?

re: #130 Sol Roth

In deep blue Obambi state CT, people are loading up too. Elections have consequences and 40% in this state will not back down on gun rights.

re: #145 calcajun

I do not have a bidet, thank you.

Call me a Merlot-sipping Eurotrash, but I've come to believe that bidets make eminent sense.

re: #153 WrathofG-d

So what has happened with the LA TIMES video?

Flushed.

/HA! A two-fer!

re: #84 DistantThunder

Can't put the toothpaste back in the tube - genie is out of the bottle - like closing the barn door after the cows are out.

They can try ....but it will by an epic battle - Rush, Sean and Glenn are ready.

Wow! There really is a Cliche Man!

re: #113 outsidephilly

So, you liked the dress she wore the other night? The black one with the splash of red in the front?

The designer is the son of Cuban immigrants. My Cuban-American friend was creeped out over the dress.

re: #156 outsidephilly

THANK YOU for your service . . . . , what branch of the service?

You can stop it with the tree puns now./////////////

re: #57 Racer X

OK. I have a plan. Lets embrace Obama. Seriously. Nothing but gushing praise for the next few weeks. Watch as moonbat heads explode. The media will be tearing him to shreds in no time.

THAT OBAMA IS LIKE A GENUIS OR SOMETHING - EVERYTHING'S IS SO GREAT NOW!

re: #158 Occasional Reader

Call me a Merlot-sipping Eurotrash, but I've come to believe that bidets make eminent sense.

Joe is only one heartbeat away from the Presidency.
Biden is only one letter away from a bathroom fixture.

re: #147 scottishbuzzsaw

Mr. Scottishbuzzsaw would like a word with you...;>)

I'm more worried about mrs. hoopster..
All kidding aside.. I do hope you get a chance to recharge your batteries..

re: #146 logboy

The fact I spent 10 months in country before getting blown up in Baghdad and lost my arm and half a hand. Should get their attention.

On behalf of my children, thank you for your service.

Wonder why this song keeps running through my head. I hope it doesn't haunt me for the next four depressing years.

"Where are you going, Sister?
Why are you hear all alone?"

"I'm old and gray and I've lost my way.
All my tomorrows were yesterday."

Nah! I'm not THAT depressed. Maybe just a little.

re: #146 logboy

The fact I spent 10 months in country before getting blown up in Baghdad and lost my arm and half a hand. Should get their attention.

I'm impressed with your typing . . . . , where did you do your rehab?

Obama should stick to what he's good at - campaigning! He's a professional campaigner (bs'r), not a POTUS.

re: #137 calcajun

We have to stem the flow of these puns.

You're such a s(c)eptic.

Off for a couple o' drinks, then... getting a massage to work out the kinks in my back. (Yes, go on and run with "kinks", you punsters.) The fact that my massage therapist is shockingly good-looking, and that my wife is out of town, has nothing at all to do with it, I insist.

Hey Charles,

I always thought the quote from Voltaire was: "Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities."

Quibbling point perhaps, but I think that version sounds much better.

[Link: www.quotationspage.com...]

re: #165 HoosierHoops

I'm more worried about mrs. hoopster..
All kidding aside.. I do hope you get a chance to recharge your batteries..

Hope you have a wonderful weekend, too, HH...all the best to Mrs. Hoopster.

re: #161 rightymouse

The designer is the son of Cuban immigrants. My Cuban-American friend was creeped out over the dress.

Why was your Cuban-American friend creeped out over the dress?

re: #146 logboy

The fact I spent 10 months in country before getting blown up in Baghdad and lost my arm and half a hand. Should get their attention.

Thank you for your service. May your sacrifices yield log lasting positive results.

We are commencing the Ocean Watch. Have they begun to recede?

Ta' Sh'ma

One-term mutt.

re: #156 outsidephilly

THANK YOU for your service . . . . , what branch of the service?

MN Army National Guard. Last two schools I spoke at I made students cry. Several went home and told their parents they loved them. I actually had one parent ask if I would come by every week and talk to their children. I guess I made an impact.

re: #146 logboy

The fact I spent 10 months in country before getting blown up in Baghdad and lost my arm and half a hand. Should get their attention.

My program begins with the military Flag Detail led by a retired corpsman. After the National Anthem, pledge, welcome, and a brieg history of Veterans Day, I trace the major wars in our history with relevant poems, music, speeches, etc. The last war, of course, is Iraq. This year I inlcuded a quote from President Bush's 2005 speech and this video:
Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

re: #164 OldLineTexan

Joe is only one heartbeat away from the Presidency.
Biden is only one letter away from a bathroom fixture.

Tsk..tsk.

Bidets have a useful purpose.

re: #169 rightsideup

Rush did say he would run the office like Clinton. Campaign for 4 years!

/puke

re: #146 logboy

I posted this yesterday...

#794 David IV of Georgia

re: 699 mama winger

After reading that information, I will explain the play on words I made: In Latin, sinister is the word for left and dexter is the word for right.

I grew up thinking that grandfathers always had deep bizarre scars on them. I now know that shrapnel, bullets and bayonets caused them. logboy has my respect and gratitude.

re: #170 rightymouse

You're such a s(c)eptic.

Now we're tanking.

re: #129 OldLineTexan

Calcajun has come out of the water closet?

Are you calling him a drip?

re: #179 logboy

MN Army National Guard. Last two schools I spoke at I made students cry. Several went home and told their parents they loved them. I actually had one parent ask if I would come by every week and talk to their children. I guess I made an impact.

Are you familiar with the Minnesota unit that dissed Kerry over the "trapped in Iraq" chatter? They made a very special banner and had their picture taken with it...I have it around here someplace....

re: #181 rightymouse

Tsk..tsk.

Bidets have a useful purpose.

OK. That's sharing a wee bit too much.

re: #184 calcajun

Now we're tanking.

use a gun pun go to prison

re: #110 WrathofG-d

Here, everyone listen and chill......chilllllllllllllll, chiiiiiiiiiiillllllllllllll

relax....Shabbat is coming.....

Wrath, I was thinking about your advice on the last thread for the "Obama Haters" to chill & give the guy a chance until he does something as president.
Let me take a swing at that. In my mind the jury is in on this guy, proven terrorist relationships, 20 years listening to the rants of an anti-American, anti-Semitic, racist preacher & subjecting his children to it, his brutal treatment of the grandmother who nurtured him.
He was the only IL State Senator that opposed administering medical treatment to a baby born of a botched abortion. He preferred that the full born American citizen die a horrible death.
I guess that I really have all that I need.

re: #174 outsidephilly

Why was your Cuban-American friend creeped out over the dress?

Reminded him of communist motifs/colors.

re: #179 logboy

MN Army National Guard. Last two schools I spoke at I made students cry. Several went home and told their parents they loved them. I actually had one parent ask if I would come by every week and talk to their children. I guess I made an impact.

Apparently, your message is clear to the kids! You're certainly speaking from the heart since your audience 'felt' what they heard - way to go . . . !

re: #168 outsidephilly

I'm impressed with your typing . . . . , where did you do your rehab?

Walter Reed Army Medical Center. I was there during the entire scandal period. I bumped into Hillary on my way to therapy the morning of the congressional hearings. After 2 minutes of talking to her it was obvious she didn't give a rats ass about me or the other soldiers, only how she could spin things in her favor.

re: #187 calcajun

OK. That's sharing a wee bit too much.

Yes, but it was a cleansing comment.

Another gem from Voltaire:
" In general, the art of government consists in taking as much money as possible from one part of the citizens to give to the other."

re: #166 jcbunga

Thank You so much for your sacrifice.

re: #176 Onamesa

We are commencing the Ocean Watch. Have they begun to recede?

Don't get too close. That's also a sign of an imminent tsunami.

re: #189 opnion

No. I am asking you to judge him now as OUR President, not as a person.

I am very well aware of his past, and his acquaintances, but he is OUR President now (well, soon) and we should judge him on his acts as OUR President, not his prior acts as a social worker.

I am staying open minded, and positive, till given reason from this point forward otherwise. Let's not lose scope here.

Hey look here...I guess Bush was not detained by Delta Force at Camp David after all, he fled to his ranch in Crawford.

[Link: blog.myspace.com...]

And he has since made magical appearances in public in D.C., probably using some kind of Zionist Harry Potter technology.

Behold, the mind of the average Obama supporter!

re: #164 OldLineTexan

Joe is only one heartbeat away from the Presidency.
Biden is only one letter away from a bathroom fixture.

Now that was funny.

re: #193 rightymouse

Yes, but it was a cleansing comment.

I am not even going to try anymore. I am puckered out.

re: #146 logboy

The fact I spent 10 months in country before getting blown up in Baghdad and lost my arm and half a hand. Should get their attention.

Oh man, I am sorry that , that happened to you.
You can spend your life walking proud. Thank you for your service.

re: #184 calcajun

Now we're tanking.

Truly bowlderizing.

Well, folks, speaking of Samuel Adams, time to go find one.

Logboy, words can even begin to express - you are a hero.

re: #196 Gearhead

No worries. I just wanted a heads up on when the Earth begins to heal itself.

can't, can't

PIMF

re: #192 logboy

Walter Reed Army Medical Center. I was there during the entire scandal period. I bumped into Hillary on my way to therapy the morning of the congressional hearings. After 2 minutes of talking to her it was obvious she didn't give a rats ass about me or the other soldiers, only how she could spin things in her favor.

Her interest/lack of is despicable!
Walter Reed Army Medical Center offer long term outpatient rehab?

re: #200 calcajun

I am not even going to try anymore. I am puckered out.

Sorry to hear that.

/lol!

re: #84 DistantThunder

Can't put the toothpaste back in the tube - genie is out of the bottle - like closing the barn door after the cows are out.
They can try ....but it will by an epic battle - Rush, Sean and Glenn are ready.

One metaphor at a time please.

re: #198 Nuclear Ninja

That is completely false. The Huffpuffs and KosKiddies clearly knew he was fleeing his war crime trial to Argentina. They even google mapped his secret hideaway.

/I really don't need this, do I

re: #186 jcbunga

Are you familiar with the Minnesota unit that dissed Kerry over the "trapped in Iraq" chatter? They made a very special banner and had their picture taken with it...I have it around here someplace....

Yes! That was my battalion staff, and the picture was taken in my company's parking lot in Tallil AB. (The vehicles you see behind them are 3rd platoons).

I actually had the young lady who made the banner ride along in my gun truck for a mission up to Baghdad International Airport (BIAP). Her name is SPC Ward, shes the one on the far right in the picture. She was an RTO for Battalion. Nice girl. Dirty mind!

I think we all have to face the bitter re: #208 fish

One metaphor at a time please.

I was gonna run that one up the flag pole and see who saluted it. I mean at the end of the day, anyway.

re: #29 calcajun

You would have thought they had fig-ured that out by now.

nut a chance

re: #194 leprechaun

I like this:

The theory behind representative government is that superior men—or at all events, men not inferior to the average in ability and integrity—are chosen to manage the public business, and that they carry on this work with reasonable intelligence and honesty. There is little support for that theory in the known facts...

re: #206 outsidephilly

Kind of like the Great One not visiting wounded troops in Germany when it was not a photo op.

re: #210 logboy

I KNEW it! I hope they know how fantastic that pic was. Plus, a couple of the femmes looked hot, but nevertheless, great message!

re: #197 WrathofG-d

No. I am asking you to judge him now as OUR President, not as a person.

I am very well aware of his past, and his acquaintances, but he is OUR President now (well, soon) and we should judge him on his acts as OUR President, not his prior acts as a social worker.

I am staying open minded, and positive, till given reason from this point forward otherwise. Let's not lose scope here.

You are keeping an open mind & I definitely get that. I want him to have a good presidency.
I just find him to be a despicable human being and it is hard for me to see that he will have an epiphany and really, really want what is best for America.
I would love to be wrong, but actually I see the onus on him to prove it & I would advise that noone hold their breath.

I am laughing out loud looking at Drudge.

Jennifer Granholm standing behind Obama!

Ha ha ha ha. He's listening to the worst governor in America.

Barack, please get her out of Michigan STAT

re: #133 Occasional Reader

Well, he was also a bit of a nutjob. So they say.

I am sure the historians will refer to many of the people I currently respect Nutjobs also...

re: #214 Abbey

Kind of like the Great One not visiting wounded troops in Germany when it was not a photo op.

Which of course is easily/quickly dismissed by the msm!

Ah...here it is...Halp us we're stuk in Irak--

[Link: gatewaypundit.blogspot.com...]

re: #198 Nuclear Ninja

Hey look here...I guess Bush was not detained by Delta Force at Camp David after all, he fled to his ranch in Crawford.

[Link: blog.myspace.com...]

And he has since made magical appearances in public in D.C., probably using some kind of Zionist Harry Potter technology.

Behold, the mind of the average Obama supporter!

What an appalling site. And we are supposed to be dignified against this behavior. Can do. ;-)>

and keith doberman's gloating begins ...

[Link: rawstory.com...]

to quote joe the biden: "mark my words" keith doberman is going to have a howard beale moment of insanity on the air one of these nights.

I'm in New Mexico and if he presses our Emperor/Governor Richardson into service I will be eternally grateful.

re: #179 logboy

MN Army National Guard. Last two schools I spoke at I made students cry. Several went home and told their parents they loved them. I actually had one parent ask if I would come by every week and talk to their children. I guess I made an impact.

God bless you. Now go out there and run for President. You and your brethren will lead us out of this commie shithole being dug by the Left. You were chosen for a reason.

re: #197 WrathofG-d

No. I am asking you to judge him now as OUR President, not as a person.

I am very well aware of his past, and his acquaintances, but he is OUR President now (well, soon) and we should judge him on his acts as OUR President, not his prior acts as a social worker.

I am staying open minded, and positive, till given reason from this point forward otherwise. Let's not lose scope here.

I understand what you are saying and I agree. But, given his first appointment yesterday and his press conference today? Getting hard ain't it, after election day=2?

re: #192 logboy

Walter Reed Army Medical Center. I was there during the entire scandal period. I bumped into Hillary on my way to therapy the morning of the congressional hearings. After 2 minutes of talking to her it was obvious she didn't give a rats ass about me or the other soldiers, only how she could spin things in her favor.

Will you be speaking in the philly area?

re: #207 rightymouse

Sorry to hear that.

/lol!

I had a problem with my prostate, but the doctor could never out his finger on it.

;)

re: #217 Shug

Barack, please get her out of Michigan STAT

Wait...you want to inflict her on the rest of us?!?!

re: #216 opnion

You will do whatever you are comfortable with.

My concern is that LGF will become a Conservative version of Kos (Kos Green Footballs if you will), and swim around the deep end of Obama Derangement Syndrome, just because he is not "our" guy. That would be greatly immature, and stupid of us (as it was of "them" with Bush). But I don't have any power over LGF, so if it happens, its up to Stinky/Charles to ban people, or whatever. But to me LGF is my corner of the larger Republican Party, then Conservative Movement, and ultimately American people. I would advise every Republican, Conservative and American to give the guy a chance, keep an open mind, and temper our emotions over the "other" guy.

I saw the destruction that the Left's BDS had on OUR President's ability to get anything done, the harm it had on OUR Country's reputation, and ultimately OUR National security. If we do the same, then all of the above will only get worse. I do not want that to happen. I'd rather build with "our" guy, but that isn't who we got, we got "their" guy, and I pledge, and hope (*ding) that we now treat him like what he is.......AMERICA"S guy!

As McCain stated: COUNTRY FIRST!

re: #228 arethusa

Wait...you want to inflict her on the rest of us?!?!

How do you think we got Clinton. Arkansas wanted them gone!

re: #229 WrathofG-d

You will do whatever you are comfortable with.

My concern is that LGF will become a Conservative version of Kos (Kos Green Footballs if you will), and swim around the deep end of Obama Derangement Syndrome, just because he is not "our" guy. That would be greatly immature, and stupid of us (as it was of "them" with Bush). But I don't have any power over LGF, so if it happens, its up to Stinky/Charles to ban people, or whatever. But to me LGF is my corner of the larger Republican Party, then Conservative Movement, and ultimately American people. I would advise every Republican, Conservative and American to give the guy a chance, keep an open mind, and temper our emotions over the "other" guy.

I saw the destruction that the Left's BDS had on OUR President's ability to get anything done, the harm it had on OUR Country's reputation, and ultimately OUR National security. If we do the same, then all of the above will only get worse. I do not want that to happen. I'd rather build with "our" guy, but that isn't who we got, we got "their" guy, and I pledge, and hope (*ding) that we now treat him like what he is.......AMERICA"S guy!

As McCain stated: COUNTRY FIRST!

I agree. But. When he errs, I will write about it, both here and my blog. I will not write with the personal invectiveness seen on dKos and other sites, but I will point it out. And i will be on hand to say I told you so.

My concern is that LGF will become a Conservative version of Kos (Kos Green Footballs if you will), and swim around the deep end of Obama Derangement Syndrome, just because he is not "our" guy.

Wrath, I think it needs to be acknowledged that "just because he is not 'our' guy" doesn't begin to address the problems we have with him.

No, he's not "our guy". But that is miles from the complete picture.

re: #229 WrathofG-d

You will do whatever you are comfortable with.

My concern is that LGF will become a Conservative version of Kos (Kos Green Footballs if you will), and swim around the deep end of Obama Derangement Syndrome, just because he is not "our" guy. That would be greatly immature, and stupid of us (as it was of "them" with Bush). But I don't have any power over LGF, so if it happens, its up to Stinky/Charles to ban people, or whatever. But to me LGF is my corner of the larger Republican Party, then Conservative Movement, and ultimately American people. I would advise every Republican, Conservative and American to give the guy a chance, keep an open mind, and temper our emotions over the "other" guy.

I saw the destruction that the Left's BDS had on OUR President's ability to get anything done, the harm it had on OUR Country's reputation, and ultimately OUR National security. If we do the same, then all of the above will only get worse. I do not want that to happen. I'd rather build with "our" guy, but that isn't who we got, we got "their" guy, and I pledge, and hope (*ding) that we now treat him like what he is.......AMERICA"S guy!

As McCain stated: COUNTRY FIRST!

I agree 100%. I chided someone on another thread for using a racially charged term and got upbraided for my trouble. I'll tell you all what I told him--Unless you want to see yourself quoted on Kos of HuffPo (as prima facie evidence that we're all haters here) then keep it up.

We can pile on when he puts his foot in it, but our country cannot afford a POTUS that gets our service people killed because of a combination of ineptitude and hubris.

Besides, we need to keep in mind the "boy who cried wolf" If we always attack, bitch, kvetch, gripe, carp, etc. about what BHO is doing, then we won't be heard when he does something really awful. Keep it respectful until the vitriol is really needed.

re: #224 Sol Roth

God bless you. Now go out there and run for President. You and your brethren will lead us out of this commie shithole being dug by the Left. You were chosen for a reason.

President? No way. I have a temper. And a brain injury from the blast (TBI). I've lost some of my vocabulary, and have a heck of a time concentrating on one thing for very long. Its gradually better, and I'm rebuilding my vocabulary (reading LGF helps a lot) but from everything I've read and been told, I will never be "100%". Maybe local government someday, but for the most part, I just want people to leave me alone so I can blend back into society and get on with my life.

re: #234 logboy

President? No way. I have a temper. And a brain injury from the blast (TBI). I've lost some of my vocabulary, and have a heck of a time concentrating on one thing for very long. Its gradually better, and I'm rebuilding my vocabulary (reading LGF helps a lot) but from everything I've read and been told, I will never be "100%". Maybe local government someday, but for the most part, I just want people to leave me alone so I can blend back into society and get on with my life.

TBI . . . , sorry about that

re: #229 WrathofG-d

Being respectful of the office is not mutually exclusive to doing whatever we can to slow Obama down, because if we let him do too much, some things will never be undone (like the unfairness doctrine, the naturalization of all illegals, and end to the border fence, etc.). The progressive Dems have a mission: to rig the game so that the Republicans remain a minority power forever.

I'll do what it takes to stop that, no matter how many Dem's feelings are hurt. Honestly, do you think anyone at MoveOn.org, the Daily Kos, or DU right now are thinking, "Gee, I wish we hadn't been so partisan and so deranged in our attacks on Bush, we could really use some bridge-building."? Puh-leaze. Their efforts and the online cash they generated through passion (though deranged) alone, got their man into the White House.

re: #227 calcajun

I had a problem with my prostate, but the doctor could never out (sic) his finger on it.

;)

Hmmmm...sounds like he needed to apply more pressure to the situation.

re: #30 Abbey

Hi Everyone - Long time lurker and only a few posts. You guys are great.

I saw in the spinoffs this was reported...but I cannot fathom O's ego. "Office of the President Elect" - WTF

Abbey -

As memory serves, former President Carter set up something called "Office of the Transition" more or less. Folks working there got the nickname of "transistors." Pat Caddell, if you are reading this blog as I believe you are, please correct me if I am wrong.

-S-

re: #227 calcajun

I had a problem with my prostate, but the doctor could never out his finger on it.

;)

I'm not going to insert myself into this conversation.

re: #237 rightymouse

Hmmmm...sounds like he needed to apply more pressure to the situation.

As in golf, the approach is the most important part.

BBL . . . , heading to the Healthplex for a swim

re: #239 Who Watches the Watchmen?

I'm not going to insert myself into this conversation.

Probably not a bad idea to relax right now.

re: #16 notutopia

Merlin the greatest Wizard?

No, he is my cat.

re: #240 calcajun

As in golf, the approach is the most important part.

So is the positioning.

re: #234 logboy

Well done. Be patient. You've earned everything the nation can provide, but folks really do love the troops. Forgive the occasional intrusion.

Here's the 4th of July welcome home at BWI:

[Link: good-times.webshots.com...]

Looks like this rogue agent will be "Departed" to prison.

re: #244 rightymouse

So is the positioning.

Are we still talking golf, or what the country has to do before the approach of the Federal fist?

re: #234 logboy

President? No way. I have a temper. And a brain injury from the blast (TBI). I've lost some of my vocabulary, and have a heck of a time concentrating on one thing for very long. Its gradually better, and I'm rebuilding my vocabulary (reading LGF helps a lot) but from everything I've read and been told, I will never be "100%". Maybe local government someday, but for the most part, I just want people to leave me alone so I can blend back into society and get on with my life.

Son, your 50% will be higher-functioning than 95% of the braintrust in the House, Senate and Executive branches. Trust me on this.

Heal up, get comfortable back in the World while developing your ease with audiences. Millions of Americans will believe in you even when you doubt yourself. You've earned a shot.

You are our Hope.

re: #247 calcajun

Are we still talking golf, or what the country has to do before the approach of the Federal fist?

All I know is that we'll never get the Vaseline back in the tube.

Election night photos from New York

Look closely at the second one.

re: #247 calcajun

Are we still talking golf, or what the country has to do before the approach of the Federal fist?

In either case one has to assume the position.

Just got this email, regarding the new WH Chief of Staff:

Rahm Israel Emanuel is a mysterious fellow, as evidenced by his biography which is readily available on Wikipedia and elsewhere on the internet. But there are a few things missing or not fully explained.

First, Emanuel's physician father was an Israeli èmigrè who also worked during the 1940s with the notorious Irgun organization. Here's a link to the Irgun website:
[Link: www.etzel.org.il...]

Second, during the 1991 Gulf War, Rahm Emanuel was a civilian volunteer in Israel, performing the task of "rust-proofing brakes on an army base in northern Israel." (Wikipedia, New Republic). This is peculiar, because when the U.S. went to war with Iraq, Rahm Emanuel, a U.S. citizen, volunteered not to serve his country, but instead to be a truck mechanic in Israel. Moreover, here was a well-connected Illinois political figure with a father who had been in the Irgun, who is assigned to "rust-proofing brakes" on an army base.

Third, immediately upon his return from his desert sojourn working on Israeli army trucks, Emanuel at once became a major figure in Bill Clinton's campaign "who wowed the team from the start, opening a spigot on needed campaign funds." Where and how did Emanuel get this magic Midas touch, after being isolated working on truck brakes overseas and with no prior experience in national politics?

Fourth, after leaving the Clinton White House, evidently he decided that he needed some accumulated wealth and "security" if he were to stay in politics. So he went to work for Bruce Wasserstein, a major Democratic donor and Wall Street financier.

--Which leads to another example of Emanuel's 'Midas Touch': Over a 2 1/2-year period he helped to broker deals -- often using political connections -- for Wasserstein Perella. According to congressional financial disclosures, Emanuel earned more than $18,000,000 during that short period. His deals included Unicom's merger with Peco Energy and venture fund GTCR Golder Rauner's purchase of SBC subsidiary SecurityLink. Friends say his compensation also benefited from two sales of the Wasserstein firm itself, first to Dresdner Bank and then to Allianz AG. Again, for this newcomer to haul in $18 million in two years is almost miraculous. How did he do it?

Then in 2000 and 2001, Emanuel held a seat on the quasi-governmental Freddie Mac board, which paid him $31,060 in director's fees in 2000, and $231,655 in 2001.

In 2002 he won a seat in Congress, and by 2006 he was chair of the DCCC. And now today, he's the new White House Chief of Staff.

Somehow, Rahm Israel Emanuel became a boy-Cinderella who really lucked out.

.

#250, I don't think it's as bad as you think. At least, not provably.

re: #239 Who Watches the Watchmen?

I'm not going to insert myself into this conversation.

re: #248 Sol Roth

Son, your 50% will be higher-functioning than 95% of the braintrust in the House, Senate and Executive branches. Trust me on this.

Heal up, get comfortable back in the World while developing your ease with audiences. Millions of Americans will believe in you even when you doubt yourself. You've earned a shot.

You are our Hope.

I'm a light higher than 50%, more like somewhere in the upper 90% range. I can't seem to process my thoughts as fast.

re: #236 Lizard by the Bay

There are some things that of course must be challeneged. I am not asking for lock-step agreement. But my original comment was on a thread about a comment he made about Nancy Reagan. Its the small, immature, tit-for-tat, picking away at the guy that is hurtful to all of us.

If the guy wants to install socialism, then we should stop it, but we shouldn't fly off the handle and get crazy about it claiming he is ruining the world, and Marx incarnate, etc.

Actual dissent is fine, but crazy nonsense is just that.

But overall, you all can do what you want.

I however will keep a calm head, remember I am an American 1st, and lech em elokim.

" will become a Conservative re: #229 WrathofG-d

I saw the destruction that the Left's BDS had on OUR President's ability to get anything done

Based on what Obama's followers (and Pelosi) have already said they want to get done, I have no problem hampering most or all of it.

The reason to be against craziness is, simply, that it's not fun to be crazy. Also foaming at the mouth prevents our ability to prevent Obama effectively.

Good evening, lizards.

It's Friday!
Time to relax with some slow jazz, good food, good wine, and good company.

Here ya go friends, a little Stewart to kick off the weekend.