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1 alinuxguru  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 6:00:12am

One of the worst? Even McCain did better. McCains Waterloo was picking a hot, crazy chick for VP. But, at least she was a hot, crazy chick. Ryan is just crazy and it's all downhill from there.

2 dragonath  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 6:11:31am

re: #1 alinuxguru

Look into Ryan's eyes... LOOK INTO THEM DAMMIT

3 Destro  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 6:24:00am

re: #1 alinuxguru

One of the worst? Even McCain did better. McCains Waterloo was picking a hot, crazy chick for VP. But, at least she was a hot, crazy chick. Ryan is just crazy and it's all downhill from there.

The problem is Ryan's P90X cut workout body only appeals to gay men and they are voting Obama.

4 Destro  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 6:25:40am

Thank god. I was worried for a while because despite Romney being a walking crap on a stick the polls had him at near 50% against Obama.

I can somewhat relax now and enjoy the show.

I also hope the GOP loses the Congress again.

5 aagcobb  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 8:11:21am

re: #4 Destro

Thank god. I was worried for a while because despite Romney being a walking crap on a stick the polls had him at near 50% against Obama.

I can somewhat relax now and enjoy the show.

I also hope the GOP loses the Congress again.

Unfortunately that seems unlikely, though Akin is doing his best to help the Democrats retain a Senate majority.

6 Destro  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 9:00:25am

re: #5 aagcobb

I don't get how the GOP can be this crazy and hold onto congress. I just don't understand it. I know all politics is local but does that mean the local scene has lots of racist wingnuts?

7 nines09  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 9:03:03am

Romney isn't even the GOP Platform. He is the stick figure who if elected will parrot the finer points of how the EPA and NPR are evil and women can't always get what they want and clean air and water is over rated. That, and the fact that he is smugly arrogant to the point of sleaze ain't helping either. He's not a candidate, he's a sock puppet and the GOP is a Cult. I see where the chirps are starting that Mitt wasn't/isn't/didn't get/go far enough to the right. Maybe they'll have purity tests and winners get armbands?

8 dragonath  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 9:10:34am

I caught this on political wire earlier:

New York Times: "Talk of infighting within the Romney headquarters in Boston has been percolating for months, but the report in Politico drew new attention to it and raised questions about Mr. Romney's management of the campaign, which includes advisers who have been with him since his first run for Massachusetts governor, since he entered presidential politics, and others like Stuart Stevens and his partner Russ Schriefer, who have become still more prominent this campaign season. Republicans close to the operation say it is not Mr. Romney's style to dismiss any of his advisers."

Who are these people? The people who ran his scintillating primary campaign in 2008.

9 Destro  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 9:58:38am

re: #8 dragonath

Republicans close to the operation say it is not Mr. Romney's style to dismiss any of his advisers."

I though Romney liked firing people who did poor jobs.

Oh, he meant fire poor people he has no contact with that will be fired face to face by middle managers....

10 Winny Spencer  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 10:44:12am

re: #7 Callinectes Sapidus

I think the Democrat Party more closely resembles a cult with their guru and supreme leader Bhagwan Shree Obama.

11 Charles Johnson  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 10:50:22am

re: #10 Winny Spencer

I think the Democrat Party more closely resembles a cult with their guru and supreme leader Bhagwan Shree Obama.

Wow, you really are nuts, aren't you?

12 Buck  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 11:54:29am

re: #11 Charles Johnson

I think they are really just mocking the #7 referencing the GOP as a cult. Just as silly (or nuts) comment.

13 nines09  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 12:24:56pm

re: #12 Buck

I think they are really just mocking the #7 referencing the GOP as a cult. Just as silly (or nuts) comment.

Really? Do I call you names? How about a good old heartfelt fuck off?

14 Buck  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 12:55:47pm

re: #13 Callinectes Sapidus

Really? Do I call you names? How about a good old heartfelt fuck off?

I was giving my opinion on what #10 was trying to say about your #7.

However if you really object to name calling, you might want to tell the guy who posted the #7.

Oh wait... right...

15 nines09  Mon, Sep 17, 2012 1:20:31pm

re: #14 Buck

I thought what he said stood all by itself on the legs of bigotry. My "opinion" is directed at a political party that I have voted for and now view as no better than a cult. His "opinion" was directed at the President. Your "opinion" was directed at me. Did I miss anything?


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