Hahaha, paulians! Good luck boycotting Disney.

Beware! The hordes of paulians will be unleashed upon them!

Non Paul

Oh well, games are over.

Neonazis and Eurofascists hardest hit

Are they seething like Muslims yet?

I'm not happy hearing Fox is leaving Duncan Hunter out, though. That's too bad- he's a staunch conservative and deserves more consideration.

well makes sense frankly, even if I supported Ron Paul, the field is overcrowded enough already and the republican debates have been messy, it's time to narrow the field to the serious contenders and there are enough of those already

Uh ho...

So, Ron Paul supporters are not Republicans?

Probably not registered, in fact.

The only danger from this guy is a third-party Perot-ish run. He never had a chance in the GOP primary.

Question: if he runs as a 3d-party, will he be included in post-convention debates?

Why are they focusing their rage on Fox? Why does ABC get to skate by their ire? Are they afraid they'll lose their Magic Kingdom Passes?

Ha ha! Now if the GOP would only bail on Paul, we'd really be getting somwhere.

To hell with Ron Paul and all of his nutbag supporters.

re: #11 AuldTrafford

Question: if he runs as a 3d-party, will he be included in post-convention debates?

Only if the perception in the MSM is that he could hurt the Republican chances. Then they will scream 'inclusion' at the top of their lungs.

Happy New Year, Paulistinians!

Just goes to show how MSM is biased.
He should run on that platform
Paul/McKinney 08 !

/sarc

re: #7 Sharmuta

I'm not happy hearing Fox is leaving Duncan Hunter out, though. That's too bad- he's a staunch conservative and deserves more consideration.

You're right, I don't understand why people aren't paying more attention to him.

Although, he doesn't seem to have alot of baggage, so the MSM isn't busy putting him on TV and the front page of the papers to try and make him look bad...

#7 Sharmuta 1/01/08 9:09:46 am reply quote report 0

I'm not happy hearing Fox is leaving Duncan Hunter out, though. That's too bad- he's a staunch conservative and deserves more consideration.

I sure do agree with you there! I really wish these things could be determined by something other than money. Hunter really impressed me too!

My only hope is for a VP spot for him. Thompson/ Hunter with Guiliani as Secretary of State and Tancredo as Head of Homeland Security.

What? The MAN is keeping the Ambassador (Doctor) Keyes out too?

#16 George Ford 1/01/08 9:12:48 am reply quote report 0

Happy New Year, Paulistinians!

Oooohhh! NICE ONE!

Now maybe Thompson will get a few more questions.
It seemed that the debates held by the msm asked WAY too many questions addressed to ronpaul. Was it their attempt to make the Republicans look like loons, guilt by association?

re: #16 George Ford

Let's give them a state
/

re: #15 EC Marm

re: #11 AuldTrafford

Question: if he runs as a 3d-party, will he be included in post-convention debates?

Only if the perception in the MSM is that he could hurt the Republican chances. Then they will scream 'inclusion' at the top of their lungs.

Exactly right.

Ron Paul may have been the only man who can save America...
Now we'll never know.

Dang!
I knew I couldn't say that with a straight face!
/

That is an interesting question, why are the Paulonians only protesting against Fox? Could there be some liberal bias against Fox showing through? Is ABC a "protected" media broadcaster?

re: #18 gop_patriot

He's the guy that to everyone who's whining we don't have a conservative should be looking. Sadly- too many of these people are looking at ron paul.

re: #23 mikeytrix

re: #16 George Ford

Let's give them a state
/

LOL!

re: #26 LoFlyer

They will struggle to boycott ABC and it's parent company Disney. It can't be done, so they'd be silly to try. Fox is a much easier target.

Paul has been invited to a GOP forum that Fox News is sponsoring in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on January 10, Benton said.

Hey, a reprieve. Don't grieve.

insert phony contrived elitist witch cackle NOW

Real -130 footage.

re: #31 FrogMarch

insert phony contrived elitist witch cackle NOW

I could only listen for a moment, then I had to turn it off. That was just like nails on a chalkboard.

Predictions of a Paulian Black Sunday.

good riddance

wOOt!

re: #16 George Ford

Happy New Year, Paulistinians!

and they offer a variety of their version of the keffiyeh

Disney gets a pass 'cause the Paulinians don't want to hurt one of their members.

Very OT and personally humiliating but is anyone else hungover as hell?

So sad. . .
How is he going to save America now?

I can't wait until the Paulians start attacking Fox, and then Fox hits back.

These guys actually ARE stupid enough to attack the most conservative major media outlet in the USA!

re: #39 SecretInternetDoucheBag

Very OT and personally humiliating but is anyone else hungover as hell?

Nope. I don't drink (or smoke for that matter).

re: #39 SecretInternetDoucheBag

Very OT and personally humiliating but is anyone else hungover as hell?

Not one bit
Only had 5 beers and a little bubbly

re: #39 SecretInternetDoucheBag

Very OT and personally humiliating but is anyone else hungover as hell?

I worked 24 hours yesterday.

just cracked the second beer of the day.

ask me tomorrow

re: #39 SecretInternetDoucheBag
I wouldn't be surprised if several LGF'ers have thick heads today...

re: #27 Sharmuta

re: #18 gop_patriot

He's the guy that to everyone who's whining we don't have a conservative should be looking. Sadly- too many of these people are looking at ron paul.

Which boggles my mind. I can't imagine a true conservative listening, even for a minute, to the lunatic. :/

re: #32 jcm

Wrong thread. Coffee, more coffee here please!

re: #33 Jito463

re: #31 FrogMarch

insert phony contrived elitist witch cackle NOW

I could only listen for a moment, then I had to turn it off. That was just like nails on a chalkboard.

It's difficult I know - but it's fascinating (and stomach turning) to watch as she laughs at every question posed to her. It's as if Hillary is saying "I'm above all criticism and if I simply laugh at you I've effectively ended any rational discussion."

What Disney Owns

I think the only company more difficult to boycott than Disney is GE.

If the Paulians were serious about their candidate, instead of whining and threatening a boycott tantrum, they'd organize a real grass-roots debate on their own to prove how valid their candidate truly is. They could probably get Ron Paul, Alan Keyes, the ghost of Pat Paulson, and maybe they could pool their infinite resources and get Frank Caliendo to do an hour-long George W. Bush impression.

Wait, no, that'd be as useless as everything else they've tried to do. Nevermind.

I really detest Ron Paul.

re: #39 SecretInternetDoucheBag

Very OT and personally humiliating but is anyone else hungover as hell?

Nope, just a couple of beers and then a cold bottle of water before bed last night, so I'm good. Sorry you're feeling icky.

/drink lots of water!

re: #45 gop_patriot

One has to wonder if they're really conservatives or not. Libertarians, maybe but conservatives? I seriously wonder.

re: #50 Anthean

I detest his supporters a lot more than Ron Paul. Even if Ron Paul was the perfect candidate I wouldn't vote for him because of his rabid fan base.

re: #37 Shug

That needs a NSFS (Not Safe for Sanity) tag, as well as NSFW

re: #33 Jito463

re: #31 FrogMarch

insert phony contrived elitist witch cackle NOW

I could only listen for a moment, then I had to turn it off. That was just like nails on a chalkboard.

It a natural reaction, when here implant gives here the answer it tickles.

#6 Mandy Manners
Are they seething like Muslims yet?

Beware Ron Paul jihadis.

re: #27 Sharmuta

re: #18 gop_patriot

He's the guy that to everyone who's whining we don't have a conservative should be looking. Sadly- too many of these people are looking at ron paul.

I thought I heard that Duncan Hunter will be debating Ron Paul on MSNBC while the Fox debate is going on. I may tune in to watch that instead. It would be nice if he could talk some sense into the heads of some Paulbots.

re: #19 vapig

#7 Sharmuta 1/01/08 9:09:46 am reply quote report 0
I'm not happy hearing Fox is leaving Duncan Hunter out, though. That's too bad- he's a staunch conservative and deserves more consideration.

I sure do agree with you there! I really wish these things could be determined by something other than money. Hunter really impressed me too!

My only hope is for a VP spot for him. Thompson/ Hunter with Guiliani as Secretary of State and Tancredo as Head of Homeland Security.

And John Bolton as SecDef!

Thank you guys for your concern and happy New Year. Very on thread though I really really hope that Ron Paul is excluded from every debate from now until the election. He is almost as embarrasing for the Republican party as David Duke.

Hillary gets everything wrong about Pakistan. Even the religion of Bhutto. She proves herself an absolute idiot.

[Link: hotair.com...]

Can she be rescued by Cackle?

re: #31 FrogMarch

re: #11 AuldTrafford

The only danger from this guy is a third-party Perot-ish run. He never had a chance in the GOP primary.

Question: if he runs as a 3d-party, will he be included in post-convention debates?

Almost certainly - because the Media shills are sure to believe he will harm to the Republican and help their candidate in the long run.

sorry. meant to add the direct link not the digg link

Now the Paul supporters will be out in full force show what violent vile fascists they are.

Somehow, I feel that this shows the power we (not lizards) give the nutcases of this country. Because it cost us Hunter to lose Paul.

Everyone knows it'll be Guliani anyhow. Why all the fuss?

Ron Paul, being a true libertarian, respects the right of Fox News and ABC to invite (and disinvite) whoever they want to their debates. He understands that he has the ability to buy his own air time (or TV network for that matter) and stage his own debates. John Galt would never piss and moan about being left out of a debate, and I assume neither will Congressman Paul.

/channeling Ayn Rand

re: #19 vapig

I would agree with you, but I don't support Thompson for a number of reasons- one of which is the appeasing Spencer Abraham is on his team. I do hope Hunter gets the VP slot- he'd be great as anyone's #2 guy, but I'd like to see Bolton as Secretary of State- Rudy (if he doesn't get the nod, but we win the White House with another candidate) would be better as Attorney General.

re: #57 Colonel Panik

re: #27 Sharmuta

re: #18 gop_patriot

He's the guy that to everyone who's whining we don't have a conservative should be looking. Sadly- too many of these people are looking at ron paul.

I thought I heard that Duncan Hunter will be debating Ron Paul on MSNBC while the Fox debate is going on. I may tune in to watch that instead. It would be nice if he could talk some sense into the heads of some Paulbots.

Hunter would destroy Paul; I just hate to see him relegated to such babysitting. He is the true conservative in the running, and he is being sadly ignored and badly underfunded.

Even when he is in the debates, they ignore him and don't let him speak. Stinking media...

about time.
i cant wait till he is a bad memory and not a constant distraction.

Ron Paul is the only man that can save the world...what is wrong with these people...he alone can save us all from global warming and dirty evil oil men!

re: #60 pat

I'm at a loss for words.

and she will get her party's nod and in November it will be plus or minus Ohio and Diebold all over again.

wow

re: #61 Spiny Norman

My guess is he would harm the Dhimms more than the Repugs if he ran as independant. The truther vote would come out in force for him and we all know they are rabid Dem voters.

OT:
Olmert hints Jerusalem division is inevitable

It is written...

re: #64 right wing zephyr

Somehow, I feel that this shows the power we (not lizards) give the nutcases of this country. Because it cost us Hunter to lose Paul.

Everyone knows it'll be Guliani anyhow. Why all the fuss?

The Rudy's numbers are steadily falling. He is unpalatable to stricter conservatives... not that we won't vote for him if he is the nominee, just that we would prefer someone who is less of a RINO (regardless of his tough WOT stance--others have that, too).

re: #53 LoFlyer

I detest his supporters a lot more than Ron Paul. Even if Ron Paul was the perfect candidate I wouldn't vote for him because of his rabid fan base.

Ron Paul supporters have done EVERYTHING possible to turn people away.

Poor Ron, not getting a place for debates.

/

Egypt, Iran moving towards normalizing diplomatic relations
Khamanei confidant Ali Larijani finishes Egypt visit riddled by meeting Egyptian government officials and Sunni religious leaders

Only Ron Paul can save us! [Link: www.jpost.com...]

Muslim powwow interrupted by Lizards snake. Very funny.

Happy New year.

Reading this news is one of the best ways I can imagine beginning a New Year ( Happy's to all Lizards btw). Even as someone who considers himself a moderate political junkie I felt that all this started way too soon and that the number of candidates was a few too many ( on both sides of the political aisle). I'm glad to see the mad uncle out of the picture,but I'm also glad that the field has been made smaller as maybe,just maybe,the remaining candidates will be allowed more time to answer questions and actually have some time to debate.I'd much rather hear extended answers to questions from a candidate that actually has some chance to win the nomination than 30 second sound bites from those occupying the lower end of the gene pool like Paul or Biden.

re: #60 pat

Hillary gets everything wrong about Pakistan. Even the religion of Bhutto. She proves herself an absolute idiot.

Will any of her Democrat rivals call her out on it? No, because they are as ignorant as she is. Will anyone in the Media call her out on it? Again, no, because the Media shills will not harm any of the Democrat their candidates.

re: #74 DoubleU

Except the people they should be driving away- like the stormfronters.

#66 Sharmuta 1/01/08 9:44:03 am reply quote report 0

re: #19 vapig

I would agree with you, but I don't support Thompson for a number of reasons- one of which is the appeasing Spencer Abraham is on his team. I do hope Hunter gets the VP slot- he'd be great as anyone's #2 guy, but I'd like to see Bolton as Secretary of State- Rudy (if he doesn't get the nod, but we win the White House with another candidate) would be better as Attorney General.

Good picks! You changed my mind about Secretary of State and Attorney General.

Not, however, on Fred Thompson. Can't remember much about Abraham, but Thompson also has George Allen on his team and George is a straight shooter - although he allowed the Com-Post and Slimes to destroy hm over a made up word. He should have told em to stuff it and then refuse to talk about it! He also should never have gone on the apology tour!

The only third party candidate I'd support is our fearless leader.

Donkeys -- Elephants -- Lizards (works for me!)

re: #71 SecretInternetDoucheBag

re: #61 Spiny Norman

My guess is he would harm the Dhimms more than the Repugs if he ran as independent. The truther vote would come out in force for him and we all know they are rabid Dem voters.

Oh, I agree, but the Media shills have convinced themselves that all political kooks are right-wing Conservatives.

re: #79 Spiny Norman

Shug

re: #60 pat

Hillary gets everything wrong about Pakistan. Even the religion of Bhutto. She proves herself an absolute idiot.

Will any of her Democrat rivals call her out on it? No, because they are as ignorant as she is. Will anyone in the Media call her out on it? Again, no, because the Media shills will not harm any of the Democrat their candidates.

Not only is she apparently totally unfamiliar with the religious issues and Bhutto's religion, she is unaware of the office Bhutto was seeking and how Bhutto had to gain the same in a Parliamentary election. She even seemed unaware what a parliamentary election was.

Too many corkscrew landings.

?

Ron Paul
Masterdebater

re: #81 vapig

You can find out more about Thompson/Abraham by searching LGF. Another problem I have with Thompson is his lack of experience. He was in the Senate for only 6 years, and in that time he did a grave disservice to the Republicans in the House during impeachment. He did not support the House Managers when impeachment moved to trial in the Senate- and I, for one, have not forgotten it.

they know Ron Paul is the only one who can stop Hillary, and that is why they must oppose him
Hillary For President!
[Link: cruxy.com...]
/lol

*** Action Urgent ***

#66 Sharmuta .Agreed-I think that Rudy would make a good AG based on his past record in NYC in the states position. I would damn near be salivating from anticipation at Bolton taking over the State Dep't. The howls piercing the air in the corridors of the building when the announcement came would definitely come under the heading of "priceless". And I don't belive for a nano-second that he would succumb to State Dep't -itis as did Rice.

re: #87 LeftJustAintRight

Ron Paul
Masterdebater

re: #60 pat

Hillary gets everything wrong about Pakistan. Even the religion of Bhutto. She proves herself an absolute idiot.

[Link: hotair.com...]

Can she be rescued by Cackle?

re: #31 FrogMarch

Yes. Hillary's cackle will save her. She knows everything and it's the rest of US who are stupid.
/

re: #85 pat

unfortunately these morons are following Bush who isn't exactly a tough act to follow ( and I voted for him twice)

I get ill every time I realize our nation could be left in the hands of idiots for another 8 years.

Please win Rudy

#88 Sharmuta

Well - with all due respect (and I really mean that) I don't believe I'm going to find anything I like 100% on the GOP side. None of them are without warts. However, while I wish Thompson had more of a spark, he is the only one I hear addressing the issues I care about.

re: #95 vapig

But have you looked at Duncan Hunter?

re: #92 MandyManners

I was thinking the same buttt
I was being nice to him
LOL

Duncan Hunter 2008

I heard a RonPaulNow spot on the local "hard rock" station a couple nites back - I really thought it was a parody, like a comedian running for president schtick. And then I heard Ron Paul Now, and I knew this guy was serious (and would normally have been backing Nader).

Stop the war on drugs, stop the war on terrorism, stop the war on the middle class. Relax a little, don't bogart that, man.

I can just picture bongs across the city being lowered, and a series of "whohs" being uttered - that dude talks to me. Same reaction to the burger king hoax. Whoa, no whawppers...? No way. I'm so voting for Ron Paul.

Happy New Years, LIzardoids! I'm off to do a fool's fly - only 20 with 25+mph winds, should be just balmy!

re: #91 mingjaiyo

#66 Sharmuta .Agreed-I think that Rudy would make a good AG based on his past record in NYC in the states position. I would damn near be salivating from anticipation at Bolton taking over the State Dep't. The howls piercing the air in the corridors of the building when the announcement came would definitely come under the heading of "priceless". And I don't belive for a nano-second that he would succumb to State Dep't -itis as did Rice.

All well and good. But lets keep our eye on the ball. WE HAVE TO ELECT A REPUBLICAN. G-D how I miss the days of cigar smoke and backroom deals at the conventions.

Good news to wake up to.

Now who will be our comic relief? Sheesh. I feel cheated.

re: #96 Sharmuta

re: #95 vapig

But have you looked at Duncan Hunter?

Getting a whole lot harder so see him now that he has been erased from the debates unfortunately.

re: #73 cookielady

Rudy's ... He is unpalatable to stricter conservatives...

Why?

As a strict conservative myself, I'm not understanding this media-driven belief that Rudy is not a conservative.

Ideas like this lose elections.

re: #95 vapig
Got to agree with you on Thompson. So far he is the only Republican candidate that I agree with on almost every issue. Guilani is way to socialist for me. I kind of like Huckabe but have seen some clips of him on you tube giving away the farm on tax increases.

re: #85 pat

Find the secret message...

Not only is she apparently totally unfamiliar with the religious issues and Bhutto's religion, she is unaware of the office Bhutto was seeking and how Bhutto had to gain the same in a Parliamentary election. She even seemed unaware what a parliamentary election was.

Happy New Year Lizards! (Why does my head hurt?)

#96 Sharmuta 1/01/08 9:58:23 am reply quote report 0

re: #95 vapig

But have you looked at Duncan Hunter?

Yes. My #19 agreed with you over his pedigree. I also pointed out that I really wish the campaign could be ran without regards to money - because he is most certainly my #1 choice - in ALL areas.

Since he doesn't appear to have a chance becuase of funds only (which doesn't matter to me and I plan on voting for him on Super Tuesday) I proposed the Thompson/ Hunter ticket.

Frogmarch (93)

Hillary's cackle will save her.

The Cackle's Cankles. (heh)

re: #102 Crimsonfisted

Now who will be our comic relief? Sheesh. I feel cheated.

Like herpes, he isn't going away.

just entering a debate dormant phase.
when you least expect it, he'll crop up

re: #103 Nevergiveup

I agree- and I don't like it. But if everyone who liked him but said "he doesn't have a chance" actually voted for him- maybe he'd have a chance.

Ron Paul and the Protocol of the Elders of Zion.

Here are some cut and paste from Herr Doctor's '03 Neo Conned Speech, tell me it don't sound like POEZ. This is why he is so dangerous. [Link: www.house.gov...] :

"There is abundant evidence exposing those who drive our foreign policy justifying preemptive war. Those who scheme are proud of the achievements in usurping control over foreign policy. These are the neoconservatives of recent fame. Granted, they are talented and achieved a political victory that all policymakers must admire. But can freedom and the republic survive this takeover? That question should concern us."

"Neoconservatives are obviously in positions of influence and are well-placed throughout our government and the media. An apathetic Congress put up little resistance and abdicated its responsibilities over foreign affairs. The electorate was easily influenced to join in the patriotic fervor supporting the military adventurism advocated by the neoconservatives."

"There are many reasons why government continues to grow. It would be naяve for anyone to expect otherwise. Since 9-11, protection of privacy, whether medical, personal or financial, has vanished. Free speech and the Fourth Amendment have been under constant attack."

"1. They agree with Trotsky on permanent revolution, violent as well as intellectual.
2. They are for redrawing the map of the Middle East and are willing to use force to do so.
3. They believe in preemptive war to achieve desired ends.
4. They accept the notion that the ends justify the meansЧthat hardball politics is a moral necessity.
5. They express no opposition to the welfare state.
6. They are not bashful about an American empire; instead they strongly endorse it.
7. They believe lying is necessary for the state to survive.
8. They believe a powerful federal government is a benefit.
9. They believe pertinent facts about how a society should be run should be held by the elite and withheld from those who do not have the courage to deal with it.
10. They believe neutrality in foreign affairs is ill advised.
11. They hold Leo Strauss in high esteem.
12. They believe imperialism, if progressive in nature, is appropriate.
13. Using American might to force American ideals on others is acceptable. Force should not be limited to the defense of our country.
14. 9-11 resulted from the lack of foreign entanglements, not from too many.
15. They dislike and despise libertarians (therefore, the same applies to all strict constitutionalists.)
16. They endorse attacks on civil liberties, such as those found in the Patriot Act, as being necessary.
17. They unconditionally support Israel and have a close alliance with the Likud Party. "

Just replace they and neocon with Jew and you're all set.

re: #65 Mike Z as in Jersey

Ron Paul, being a true libertarian, respects the right of Fox News and ABC to invite (and disinvite) whoever they want to their debates. He understands that he has the ability to buy his own air time (or TV network for that matter) and stage his own debates. John Galt would never piss and moan about being left out of a debate, and I assume neither will Congressman Paul.

/channeling Ayn Rand

Excellent point!

re: #110 Sharmuta

re: #103 Nevergiveup

I agree- and I don't like it. But if everyone who liked him but said "he doesn't have a chance" actually voted for him- maybe he'd have a chance.

I know. You and I have both been saying that for the last few weeks. The more we support him , the further he seems to fall in the pols. Maybe you and I are bad luck. Hell, I've been called worse before.

More on Spencer Abraham.

re: #108 Mike Z as in Jersey

Frogmarch (93)

Hillary's cackle will save her.

The Cackle's Cankles. (heh)

Aha! This is the new campaign slogan winner.

re: #111 jayzee

Left out a link for the POEZ. Sorry.

[Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

re: #113 Nevergiveup

LOL! Then maybe we should "back" ron paul. lol

#105 LoFlyer 1/01/08 10:02:30 am reply quote report 0

re: #95 vapig
Got to agree with you on Thompson. So far he is the only Republican candidate that I agree with on almost every issue. Guilani is way to socialist for me. I kind of like Huckabe but have seen some clips of him on you tube giving away the farm on tax increases.

Guiliani is good on taxes and the war, but stinks on the 2nd amendment and other social issues. I agree about Huckabee not being the guy he's portraying himself as (taxes and the illegal invasion for starters!). Also seems to lack backbone in the area of defense.

On Thompson - I guess I really want the guy with the cigar in the armchair telling Michael Moore where to stick over his movie Sicko.

THAT'S the guy I want as president!

Well - mostly because I can't have Duncan Hunter - who actually built a fence!

re: #114 Sharmuta

Debbie Schlussel has lots on Abraham too.

Thompson is a non entity. HE should go back to law and order.

I can't remember bigger expectations that flopped as much s Fred did.
Guess he waited too long

Iranian Army Simulates Attack on Enemy Convoy

The fiery video that aired on the Iranian News Channel shows the army practicing ambushing enemy vehicles.

[Link: www.breitbart.tv...]

re: #48 Sharmuta

I actually went to high school with Jeff Emmelt CEO of General Electric

The Cackle's Cankles.

D'oh! I actually meant to say: The Cankles' Cackles.

Guess it works either way.

Der Juden.

re: #115 right wing zephyr

re: #108 Mike Z as in Jersey

Frogmarch (93)

Hillary's cackle will save her.

The Cackle's Cankles. (heh)

Aha! This is the new campaign slogan winner.

Maybe her cackle is defensive measure. It might prevent lock on from enemy missiles during all those cork screw landings she has to make. It certainly gives me the willies.

Well, he can always give speeches at local beer halls..

/did I say that?

re: #104 right wing zephyr

Rudy is a social liberal. Had to be to be elected in NYC. Anti-gun, pro-abortion, pro-gay marriage, and taxpayers paying for stuff the government should not fund with my money... and taking more of my money when they should take less.

Still, as I said, if he is the nominee he will get my vote and my support, even though I would prefer someone else. Same as when W became the nominee... I voted for him, though he was not my choice.

And Rudy has the advantage of knowing the ROP for what it is (I think).

After hillary is elected rumor has it shehan is on the short list for SecDef
and mckinny attyGen
With hillary-care kevorkian will be the top doc
/sarc

I would take Rudy, Fred or Mitt. That's my order of preference. But all three are good and I have no problem with any of them. WOT is the biggest issue of our time, and I believe all three are up to the task.

re: #125 Yankee Division Son

Well, he can always give speeches at local beer halls..

/did I say that?

I wish I had said that!

re: #126 cookielady

Rudy is weaker on immigration and the borders than he should be. Maybe not so bad on taxes. Sorry I got my issues mixed up!

re: #101 Killgore Trout

Good news to wake up to.

This and the Blackfive smackdown of the lawyer in Chicago.

re: #102 Crimsonfisted

Now who will be our comic relief? Sheesh. I feel cheated.

I'm sure he's just gonna drift away into the sunset.

Pope says you're too sexy, Western civilizations stinks...
Pope laments trivialization of sex, lack of hope in young in New Year's Eve homily

Pope Benedict XVI lamented Monday what he called the "trivialization" of sexuality and the lack of faith among young people, saying in a New Year's Eve message that he wanted 2008 to bring hope to all.
...
"Not a few people — especially the young — are attracted to a false exaltation, or rather, a profanation of the body and the trivialization of sexuality," Benedict said. "In other words, even in Rome one feels this deficit of hope and faith in life that constitutes the dark evil of modern Western society."

re: #119 Shug

That link has a link to Debbie at the bottom. Here's Abraham's record on immigration. Bit of a mixed bag.

And each villian in the speech, almost exclusively is Jewish (with the exception of Machievelli and Jews sympathetic Bush officials). Strauss, Leeden, Kristol, Wolfowitz, but a few. Check Dr. Pissheads own words.

#128 -

I would take Rudy, Fred or Mitt. That's my order of preference. But all three are good and I have no problem with any of them. WOT is the biggest issue of our time, and I believe all three are up to the task.

Agreed! And folks, Rudy is not the social liberal many of you think. Few politicians of his stature have been so vocal in support of school vouchers, and so outspoken against government support of illiberal "art" (just to name a few things that come quickly to mind). The NYT, the Village Voice and the rest of the liberal tribe in New York City positively hated the man when he was mayor - you know he had to be doing a lot of things Right (in both senses of the word) to have made such worthy enemies.

re: #14 braverutherford

To hell with Ron Paul and all of his nutbag supporters.

Great idea for Ron Paul, maybe one of the major networks will revamp the Howdy Doddie show, with Ron Paul as Clairabell the Clown...

re: #109 Shug

re: #102 Crimsonfisted

Now who will be our comic relief? Sheesh. I feel cheated.

Like herpes, he isn't going away.

just entering a debate dormant phase.
when you least expect it, he'll crop up

EWWW! the imagery! Make it go away!
Ron Paul and herpes... blech!

re: #133 Killgore Trout

Pope says you're too sexy, Western civilizations stinks...
Pope laments trivialization of sex, lack of hope in young in New Year's Eve homily

Pope Benedict XVI lamented Monday what he called the "trivialization" of sexuality and the lack of faith among young people, saying in a New Year's Eve message that he wanted 2008 to bring hope to all.
...
"Not a few people — especially the young — are attracted to a false exaltation, or rather, a profanation of the body and the trivialization of sexuality," Benedict said. "In other words, even in Rome one feels this deficit of hope and faith in life that constitutes the dark evil of modern Western society."

The missing part...

Benedict also said there were "lights and reasons for hope" — such as Rome's 28 new candidates for the priesthood."Let us ask the Lord that he make in each one of us an authentic excitement of hope ... so that we can build a better future for the entire city," he said.

re: #136 Mike Z as in Jersey

Rudy has all the right enemies- that's for sure.

re: #139 storagemanager

I don't the the average modern Western citizen is too excited about 28 new priests.

illiberal "art" s/b anti-religious "art"

Rudy is not the social liberal many of you think. Few politicians of his stature have been so vocal in support of school vouchers, and so outspoken against government support of anti-religious "art" (just to name a few things that come quickly to mind). The NYT, the Village Voice and the rest of the liberal tribe in New York City positively hated the man when he was mayor - you know he had to be doing a lot of things Right (in both senses of the word) to have made such worthy enemies.
And I have no hangover to blame. Sheesh!

Enjoy your New Year's Day, lizard hordes. 2008 will be, like every year, a year of hope and discouragement, joy and sorrow, fun and hard work, ups and downs... plus an overdose of politics, LOL! Let's be ready to hit it all with our best efforts and continued support and dissemination of Truth.

Keep your frills up!

Does anyone here think that a President Guliani would Executively repeal the 2nd amendment?

If no, then please stop bringing that up as a talking point to not vote for him. Fight for your primary candidate as well as you will, but put aside notions of negativity for that will lead to a Dem White House, and a veto-proof Dem majority in the Congress.

Foolishness like this lack of focus lost repubs the 06 elections and this foolishness is on the warpath again.

Also, please realize that; because many of you are very bright you're also affecting an enormous readership who may just vote (or not vote) based upon, or because of, your highlighting negative talking points (many of which are utterly false, despite your wisdom). So, my humble advice is to get on board defeating your enemy and work for a utopia after that.

re: #137 Dustyvet

Great idea for Ron Paul, maybe one of the major networks will revamp the Howdy Doodie show, with Ron Paul as Clairabell the Clown Mr. Bluster..

Flub-a-dub sends his regards.

Faithful praise for the godless...
The Huckster...

Prov 11:9 The hypocrite with his mouth destroys his neighbor, But through knowledge the righteous will be delivered.

Read the post, as Hot Air’s resident Atheist, takes The Huckster to task.

The thing about hypocrisy is that the God hater spots it with ease, while the hypocrite fails to see the sin. Why is that? I think part of the answer lies with our view of biblical reason. We despise the clear teaching of God for some sort of “heartfelt” experience and as Jeremiah said, ”the heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked.”

#133 Kilgore:
Just shoot me for asking.
Why didn't you post something about ron paul?

But...he has a blimp!

re: #141 Killgore Trout

re: #139 storagemanager

I don't the the average modern Western citizen is too excited about 28 new priests.

I will have to tell the catholic's in my family..1) They are not modern...and 2) They are not Western...thanks...they didn't know that.

re: #147 littleO

I did earlier. See #101

LGF Killgore Trout"s personal anti-Catholic blog...we already lost a good poster because of that.

Hot air headlines...
Dropping Religious Activities Linked To Increased Anxiety In Women

According to Temple University’s Joanna Maselko, Sc.D., women who had stopped being religiously active were more than three times more likely to have suffered generalized anxiety and alcohol abuse/dependence than women who reported always having been active.
...
Conversely, men who stopped being religiously active were less likely to suffer major depression when compared to men who had always been religiously active.
...
“Women are simply more integrated into the social networks of their religious communities. When they stop attending religious services, they lose access to that network and all its potential benefits. Men may not be as integrated into the religious community in the first place and so may not suffer the negative consequences of leaving,” Maselko said

Interesting.

re: #151 storagemanager

Bullshit. BTW#149 is a strawman, I was going to ignore it.

re: #144 right wing zephyr

Does anyone here think that a President Guliani would Executively repeal the 2nd amendment?

If no, then please stop bringing that up as a talking point to not vote for him. Fight for your primary candidate as well as you will, but put aside notions of negativity for that will lead to a Dem White House, and a veto-proof Dem majority in the Congress.

Foolishness like this lack of focus lost repubs the 06 elections and this foolishness is on the warpath again.

Also, please realize that; because many of you are very bright you're also affecting an enormous readership who may just vote (or not vote) based upon, or because of, your highlighting negative talking points (many of which are utterly false, despite your wisdom). So, my humble advice is to get on board defeating your enemy and work for a utopia after that.

Not concerned solely about 2d amendment, but am concerned about another Bush-type RINO republican. A President who will not veto liberal legislation coming out of a Dimocrat congress is problematic to conservatives.

re: #144 right wing zephyr

Does anyone here think that a President Guliani would Executively repeal the 2nd amendment?

No, that's a doofus thing to say. But it is obvious that any president of that persuasion would have no problem signing off on anti-gun legislation put on his desk by the Congress.

Duh.

If the Paulistinians had any brains - and were truly serious about the campaign - they'd arrange for leading presidential candidate Ron Paul to appear on programs that air via the Pacifica Radio Network.

Pacifica is a reality-based community and is popular amongst members of the Kooky Kult of Koslam for the usual reasons: Bushchimphitler, Jooos Out of Palestine, Amerika is Eeeevil; and Republicans are Nazis are frequent themes.

PuffHo folks love Pacifica, too.

Make for one big happy family.

Especially if role models from Stormfront and WAR join in.

Drive by post but I gotta say I think it's wrong for ABC and Fox to cut out Ron Paul AND Duncan Hunter before the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary.
They didn't have enough room in the studio? Well screw it - get a bigger studio.
I really dislike Ron Paul and really like Duncan Hunter (though I'm a Rudy fan first) but these "debates" are no such thing - they give each candidate just enough time for a sound bite and then move on.
Dropping Paul and Hunter isn't going to improve that situation at all.
And frankly, as a Republican, I don't think it should be up to the effin' MSM to decide which Republican Candidates are "eligible" for their debates.
If the GOP wants to have Paul and Hunter dropped as candidates, that's one thing, but it sure as hell shouldn't be ABC or Fox's decision to make.

re: #153 Killgore Trout

re: #151 storagemanager

Bullshit. BTW#149 is a strawman, I was going to ignore it.

Seen Miguel in Mexico lately?

re: #155 cookielady

Great minds think alike!

First off, Fox and ABC have the right to include eliminate anyone they want. But if you go by New Hampshire polls, it's Thompson who doesn't make the top 5, not RP.

RCP average has RP at 7.0% in New Hampshire, Fred at 3.6%. Not a single poll shows Fred ahead of RP in New Hampshire.

This will backfire in RP's favor, because it certainly gives the appearance of unfairness and bias.

re: #133 Killgore Trout

KT my man,

God Bless you

Off topic: Just now at the opening of the Penguins-Sabres Winter Classic, Ronan Tynan, before singing God Bless America instead of the National Anthem, sent greetings and thanks to our "troops in Afghanistan." Guess those other guys don't deserve even a mention.

re: #162 Goggins

what do you expect from a guy who whores out his voice to Steinbrenner

re: #162 Goggins

Off topic: Just now at the opening of the Penguins-Sabres Winter Classic, Ronan Tynan, before singing God Bless America instead of the National Anthem, sent greetings and thanks to our "troops in Afghanistan." Guess those other guys don't deserve even a mention.

I was wondering the same thing when he said that and dedicated "God Bless America" to them, as well

re: #160 Q-Burn "This will backfire in RP's favor, because it certainly gives the appearance of unfairness and bias."
That's because it is unfair and biased.
Where the hell do any of the MSM get to decide who the GOP's candidates are?
Funny, I must be old fashioned, I thought it was the party that decided who would be a candidate, not the MSM.
And it ain't just Ron Paul - it's Duncan Hunter, too.

re: #155 cookielady

Please. I don't think that's obvious at all. Rather, why not ask Guliani yourself that question?

/that persuasion? heh.

f**k ronan Tynan,
the troops would rather hear Toby Keith anyways

re: #135 jayzee

And each villian in the speech, almost exclusively is Jewish (with the exception of Machievelli and Jews sympathetic Bush officials). Strauss, Leeden, Kristol, Wolfowitz, but a few. Check Dr. Pissheads own words.

I think he stole that speech from Pat Buchanan.

Note: that linked editorial/screed is more recent than the anti-neocon speech and/or TV interview I'm referring to, which was right after 9/11, as I recall. Can find a link at the moment. In addition, most of the anti-war Left has, on multiple occasions, expressed similar barely-disguised (and completely undisguised) Jew-bashing. Charles has posted about it many times.

A pope, a storagemanager and a fisherman go into a bar...

Ron Paul
The Uncola

re: #156 RadicalRon

I spent a lot of time listening to Amy Goodman of Democracy Now trying to decide if she's stupid or insane. I eventually gave up.

re: #161 Shug

Thank you. Happy new year.

*Can't find...*

Kenya Erupts-- 270 Dead Following Vote- 50 Burned Alive in Church

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

On New Year's Day in 1863, the Republican Party's Emancipation Proclamation came into effect. While Republicans rejoiced, Democrat politicians and newspapers denounced President Abraham Lincoln (R-IL) for freeing slaves. Demonstrating their depravity, New York's Gov. Horatio Seymour, who would be the 1868 Democrat presidential nominee, denounced the Emancipation Proclamation as "a proposal for the butchery of women and children." The Louisville Daily Democrat called it "an outrage of all constitutional law, all human justice, all Christian feeling."

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

re: #169 debutaunt

A pope, a storagemanager and a fisherman go into a bar...

And the fisherman slugs the pope...

re: #169 debutaunt

...And the storagemanager says, "Free drinks on me!". A good time was had by all.

re: #171 Killgore Trout

I spent a lot of time listening to Amy Goodman of Democracy Now trying to decide if she's stupid or insane. I eventually gave up.

Years ago, I went for "unrepentant Stalinist" with all the Orwellian "Newspeak/Doublethink" trappings that go with it. She became almost understandable at that point. Same for Eric Alterman more recently.

re: #175 LoFlyer

No. They all ordered buffalo wings and then...

Armed militants attacked targets in Nigeria's main oil industry center of Port Harcourt on Tuesday, leaving 13 people dead, a military spokesman said.

Bands of armed men invaded the city in the morning, attacking two police stations and raiding the lobby of a major hotel. Four policemen, three civilians and six attackers were killed, said Lt. Col. Sagir Musa, spokesman of the military task force in charge of security in Nigeria's troubled oil region.

[Link: www.jpost.com...]

re: #173 storagemanager

I googled around on that earlier, looking for an RoP connection. If there is one the press is hiding it.

re: #178 debutaunt

re: #175 LoFlyer

No. They all ordered buffalo wings and then...

The fisherman slugs the pope!

Silly me! Here I thought islamists and their appeasers were the one we should be taking the fight to- not each other.

Anyways... I agree with right wing zephyr. Here is Rudy On the Issues.

re: #177 Spiny Norman

Years ago, I went for "unrepentant Stalinist" with all the Orwellian "Newspeak/Doublethink" trappings that go with it.

I'll keep that in mind next time I listen. That label might fit.

re: #181 LoFlyer

Ha!

OT: Jihad Watch Breaks into the Top Ten at The Truth Laid Bear

Whoo hooo Robert Spencer, go on with your bad self.

re: #181 LoFlyer

re: #178 debutaunt

re: #175 LoFlyer

No. They all ordered buffalo wings and then...

The fisherman slugs the pope!

...just before there was some pointy hat poking.

re: #91 mingjaiyo

Bolton hearts Baker.

re: #165 realwest

Funny, I must be old fashioned, I thought it was the party that decided who would be a candidate, not the MSM.

Someone posted a link yesterday or the day before to the ENTIRE list of declared candidates for the 2008 race. In the Republican column alone, there are DOZENS of them. And yes, the networks have always winnowed out the single-digit polling fringe candidates before sending out debate invitations. They have to draw the line somewhere.

Happy New Year, btw!

re: #184 Killgore Trout
Glad you have sense of humor!

New Years miracle: Supernatural Graffiti...
Family Sees Virgin Mary On Living Room Wall

She said the image appeared during a home construction mishap. Quintana said her husband was putting a special texture on the wall. The spray bottle he was using broke twice, which meant the texture couldn't be wiped off fast enough. This is how it dried.

"I feel like it's telling us something, like it's protecting us," Quintana said. "It's like a miracle."

It's a Rorschach Miracle!

re: #180 Killgore Trout

re: #173 storagemanager

I googled around on that earlier, looking for an RoP connection. If there is one the press is hiding it.

Perhaps that is what happens in the Third World when the party in power "wins" a rigged election without a police state in place (see: Chávez, Hugo and Mugabe, Robert)

re: #190 Killgore Trout

New Years miracle: Supernatural Graffiti...
Family Sees Virgin Mary On Living Room Wall

She said the image appeared during a home construction mishap. Quintana said her husband was putting a special texture on the wall. The spray bottle he was using broke twice, which meant the texture couldn't be wiped off fast enough. This is how it dried.

"I feel like it's telling us something, like it's protecting us," Quintana said. "It's like a miracle."

It's a Rorschach Miracle!

Holy water comes in spray bottles.

re: #173 storagemanager

Kenya Erupts-- 270 Dead Following Vote- 50 Burned Alive in Church

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

Where's wanumba? I'd be interested in hearing her take on this. It's horrifying that what seemed to be a *relatively* decent African country is quickly sliding toward Rwandization.

re: #50 Anthean

I do not detest Ron Paul. I detest many of his rabid supporters. I live in South Texas and have known of Ron Paul for years. On domestic politics, he is as solid as a rock. The minute the topic is outside the US borders, however, he does not inspire confidence, to say the least.

I do not loathe him. Nor do I think it is Fox News' and ABC News' prerogative to summarily "dump" both Ron Paul and Duncan Hunter.

Any talk about how "the field's too big" should be settled either by "we the people" at the voting booth or over the cost of a long, expensive campaign: There will be attrition of candidates (look at Tom Tancredo and at least one or two Demo also-rans who have already dropped out).

I cannot see how anyone in here would prefer to delegate their candidate selection to the folks at FoxNews or ABC News.

Ron Paul and Duncan Hunter should be in the debate. Full disclosure: Duncan Hunter is my first choice.

re: #181 LoFlyer

re: #178 debutaunt

re: #175 LoFlyer

No. They all ordered buffalo wings and then...

The fisherman slugs the pope!

The pope forgives him.

#187 Orde. Could be that he does on some subjects,but Bolton certainly rarely speaks like a classic "realist" as does Baker every time he opens his mouth. My other dreamed for head of State would be M. Ledeen-that could be great fun to watch!

A true libertarian would let Fox do with their private property as they wished, as long as it did not interfere with the rights of others.

They are under no obligation to invite 2, 3 or 10 candidates. That said, they also have no right to demand to be considered a fair and impartial news organization.

I can't wait for the Fiskies...so many idiots...and only one winner.

re: #192 debutaunt

Holy Spackle!

re: #191 Spiny Norman

There's also all kinds of tribal and village loyalties when mixed with politics and religion make a deadly mix.

re: #195 MandyManners

I confess!

D.B COOPER remember him?

re: #195 MandyManners

re: #181 LoFlyer

re: #178 debutaunt

re: #175 LoFlyer
No. They all ordered buffalo wings and then...

The fisherman slugs the pope!

The pope forgives him.

The wings was my oblique reference to our favorite holiday movie.

re: #128 OliveMe

I would take Rudy, Fred or Mitt. That's my order of preference. But all three are good and I have no problem with any of them. WOT is the biggest issue of our time, and I believe all three are up to the task.

Absolutely! The WoT is the only issue that matters right now, at least for me. If we can't win that, then the rest of these issues are pretty much moot. First things first...

Check out this video of Paulian truthers calling Giuliani a "war criminal'

Charles: The guy is an anti-semitic nutjob!

What other choice do they have, but to shun him?

Still...I cannot fathom why the RNC hasn't done the same or worse to of !Luap Nor.

Doesn't make any sense...unless they tacitly agree with the guy.

...and speaking of nutjobs, guess who's about to betray the Jews who fought and died for Jerusalem:

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

Jep.

It's who you think it is.

~Norsk Troll

re: #195 MandyManners

re: #181 LoFlyer

re: #178 debutaunt

re: #175 LoFlyer
No. They all ordered buffalo wings and then...

The fisherman slugs the pope!

The pope forgives him.

When I was at the Vatican a few years ago in the gift shop buying rosaries etc for the peeps back home I asked the nun ringing me up if I ran out without paying and headed straight for confession and confessed the theft would I be forgiven.

she said yes that God would forgive me but she and the police wouldn't

re: #205 EtNorskTroll

Charles: The guy is an anti-semitic nutjob!

What other choice do they have, but to shun him?

Still...I cannot fathom why the RNC hasn't done the same or worse to of !Luap Nor.

Doesn't make any sense...unless they tacitly agree with the guy.

...and speaking of nutjobs, guess who's about to betray the Jews who fought and died for Jerusalem:

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

Jep.

It's who you think it is.

~Norsk Troll

(Channeling Truther, only this time wish it was true.)
IMPEACH OLMERT NOW!

Build-a-joke:

A gift shop nun goes into...

re: #204 Ringo the Gringo

Check out this video of Paulian truthers calling Giuliani a "war criminal'

Which "war" would that be? The Squeegee Men Wars?

I also liked the Paulbot who declared that their fearless leader would get rid of "The Federal State Reserve".

Here's a video worth watching...
Microrobotic fly from Professor Wood's laboratory

To keep this 60-milligram robot (the weight of a few grains of rice) with a 3-centimeter wingspan to a minimal size and weight, Wood says, you can’t simply use a shrunken version of the heavy DC (direct current) motors used in most robots

Science!

Video: Smartest woman in the world doesn’t know the first thing about Pakistan

[Link: hotair.com...]

Here we go again

Amsterdam: Police station attacked

A group of Moroccans smashed up police cars and attacked a police station in Amsterdam. The youth caused a great deal of damage, but were not apprehended.

A group of several dozen youth attacked the police station in Slotervaart at the turn of the year. They smashed up three police cars, including one surveillance car and two civilian cars. Windows in the station were smashed as well.

The riot police was called in, but was not put into action. For the time being, the police has not apprehended anybody.

In October, Moroccan Bilal B (22) was shot dead by a police agent in the same police department after he attacked her and a colleague with a knife. For several weeks later there were riots in the neighborhood and various card set afire.

HAPPY NEW YEARS EVERYONE!

May you all have good luck this year, and vote Republican, above all support our Troops and their Families. ;-)

US Diplomat Shot to Death in Sudan

A US diplomat working for the Agency for International Development was shot and killed along with his driver in the Sudanese capitol of Khartoum:

Nuns on the run.

re: #212 stevieray

Here we go again

Amsterdam: Police station attacked

A group of Moroccans smashed up police cars and attacked a police station in Amsterdam. The youth caused a great deal of damage, but were not apprehended.

A group of several dozen youth attacked the police station in Slotervaart at the turn of the year. They smashed up three police cars, including one surveillance car and two civilian cars. Windows in the station were smashed as well.

The riot police was called in, but was not put into action. For the time being, the police has not apprehended anybody.

In October, Moroccan Bilal B (22) was shot dead by a police agent in the same police department after he attacked her and a colleague with a knife. For several weeks later there were riots in the neighborhood and various card set afire.

I bet people who sell windows and do glass repair are now billionaires in those parts.

re: #105 LoFlyer

re: #95 vapig
Got to agree with you on Thompson. So far he is the only Republican candidate that I agree with on almost every issue. Guilani is way to socialist for me. I kind of like Huckabe but have seen some clips of him on you tube giving away the farm on tax increases.

Perspective on Huckabee's Tax Increases
Dec30 Meet the Press w/Huckabee (tax criticisms addressed)
NY Times on Huck Tax Criticisms

re: #208 debutaunt

Build-a-joke:

A gift shop nun goes into...

a TGI Fridays

re: #212 stevieray

Not apprehend ?

man I'm listening to a David Allen Coe cd on my computer and real player says he is a racist and homophobe. fuck em I say

re: #209 Occasional Reader

I saw about your mishap last night- left you a post on that thread that might help...

re: #212 stevieray

The youth caused a great deal of damage, but were not apprehended.

Not "apprehended"?! Let's start with why they were not filled with 00 buckshot.

re: #214 zygazint

US Diplomat Shot to Death in Sudan

A US diplomat working for the Agency for International Development was shot and killed along with his driver in the Sudanese capitol of Khartoum:

This Is Islam™

Entry #4

re: #218 Shug

re: #208 debutaunt

Build-a-joke:

A gift shop nun goes into...

a TGI Fridays

...wearing...

re: #212 stevieray

Linky no worky.

re: #222 Occasional Reader

re: #212 stevieray

The youth caused a great deal of damage, but were not apprehended.

Not "apprehended"?! Let's start with why they were not filled with 00 buckshot.

They should have been made to smoke one pound of hash each...then stripped naked and sent on their merry way

re: #220 hayseed

man I'm listening to a David Allen Coe cd on my computer and real player says he is a racist and homophobe. fuck em I say

Your Real Player says that? Was it like a warning before playing the CD or ?

a garter, a raincoat and boa feathers

re: #224 debutaunt

re: #218 Shug

re: #208 debutaunt

Build-a-joke:
A gift shop nun goes into...

a TGI Fridays

...wearing...

boa feathers chemistry shop safety glasses and a raincoat

re: #215 MandyManners

Ha!

re: #224 debutaunt

re: #218 Shug

re: #208 debutaunt

Build-a-joke:A gift shop nun goes into...

a sexy shop...

Happy New Year, Fellow Lizards!

Haven't read the comments yet, however after reading Steigerwald's obsequious drivel over RP's supposed devotion to the Constitution, followed by the sickeningly vapid comments from the paulinistas in which those of us against RP are simply 'christo-fascists wanting never-ending bloodshed of (hold your gorge here) "innocent muslims" in retaliation for 9/11', I had to come over here for some sanity with my morning coffee.

I am convinced, however, that if this idiot does make an independent run, he will drain more leftists. The fact that the people fawning over him are associated with the New Republic magazine (started by known communist and soviet agent, Michael Straight - see pgs 65-66, "Blacklisted by History", M. Evans), make it pretty clear he is getting the unhinged fringes of both the left and the right...but primarily the left. The more you read the comments of the paulbats, the more obvious it becomes they are anti-war, anti-capitalist freaks.

Sigh...ok...my first rant of 2008...now need more coffee...

re: #228 Shug

a garter, a raincoat and boa feathers

re: #224 debutaunt

re: #218 Shug

re: #208 debutaunt

Build-a-joke:
A gift shop nun goes into...

a TGI Fridays

...wearing...

boa feathers chemistry shop safety glasses and a raincoat

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAA

re: #209 Occasional Reader

Which "war" would that be? The Squeegee Men Wars?

I think he's referring to Rudy's involvement in the bombing of the World Trade Center.

re: #188 Occasional Reader

I was infuriated at the MSM's biased reporting during the 2004 election. This was not election coverage, it was manipulation of public opinion for their favored Democrat candidate. It was great watching the election coverage at about 2 AM. I had been counting votes for my employer, a metro-Atlanta county and while we know who was winning locally, we had no idea what was going on nationally. Got home and turned on the news and there was Dan Rather. Dan didn't look to good. He looked like he had the emotional stuffing beat out of him. So did the rest of the anchors. The Ohio results had just come in and Bush had won! Amazingly the NYT's reported the next day that all the major networks had been called by the DNC and asked to suppress the news that Ohio had elected Bush. FOX was the only news broadcaster that did not honor the DNC's request. If this is not a conspiracy by the MSM then what is? It was really great to see Dan on his last legs, knowing that Charles and the LGF was so instrumental to his downfall.

re: #154 AuldTrafford

The problem is that many staunch conservatives aren't projecting analysis properly. Nixon was conservative, but, socially liberal in many ways. He behaved such out of pragmatist. The country had taken a huge step toward socialism through Johnson's great society legislation. Once the progression has begun it becomes both politically an economically painful to return to conservative principles.
Now we have progressed far down socialist footpaths. The conservative culture of post wwii is totally unrecognizable today. These type problems affect ' conservative' Republican executive politicians when they try to govern ( particularly liberal ) states today. The bright side is that conservatives can still manage to get elected.
Take my area, central Indiana, conservative values one would think. The fact of the matter is that our government for over a decade has gone in for massive subsidization of business, industry and sports franchise. They say because they need to compete with other states and locals. You know, their right. Sad, but true.
Big problems loom. Local, State and federal budgets are bursting. Our currency is in the dumpster and the Demo's continue to push for an ever- greater federal role.
I fear we can never role back. Our great nation is on the decline. The socialist and the ever- greedy and advantageous businessmen will strip the carcus. Vultures may feast for years.

re: #232 debutaunt

and she said to the bartender, what are you laughing at?

re: #232 debutaunt

re: #228 Shug

a garter, a raincoat and boa feathers

re: #224 debutaunt

re: #218 Shug

re: #208 debutaunt

Build-a-joke:
A gift shop nun goes into...

a TGI Fridays

...wearing...

boa feathers chemistry shop safety glasses and a raincoat

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAA

where she deposited 3 stolen dildos in the raincoat pocket

re: #237 So?

re: #232 debutaunt

re: #228 Shug

a garter, a raincoat and boa feathers
re: #224 debutaunt

re: #218 Shug

re: #208 debutaunt

Build-a-joke:
A gift shop nun goes into...

a TGI Fridays

...wearing...

boa feathers chemistry shop safety glasses and a raincoat

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAA

where she deposited 3 stolen dildos in the raincoat pocket

I gotta keep these for later. I have an audience with Ron Paul

or was that Pope Ron Paul?

re: #238 Shug

re: #237 So?

re: #232 debutaunt

re: #228 Shug

a garter, a raincoat and boa feathers
re: #224 debutaunt

re: #218 Shug

re: #208 debutaunt

Build-a-joke:
A gift shop nun goes into...

a TGI Fridays

...wearing...

boa feathers chemistry shop safety glasses and a raincoat

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAA

where she deposited 3 stolen dildos in the raincoat pocket

I gotta keep these for later. I have an audience with Ron Paul

Sir Ron Paul III

re: #196 mingjaiyo
Q: "Who are your diplomatic role models and why?"
BOLTON: "James Baker, who I served under in the first Bush Administration. He knew how politics operated both domestically and internationally."
(Nov '07, [Link: www.time.com...] )

re: #223 So?

re: #214 zygazint

US Diplomat Shot to Death in Sudan

A US diplomat working for the Agency for International Development was shot and killed along with his driver in the Sudanese capitol of Khartoum:

This Is Islam™

Entry #4

So many deaths, so little time.

I guess the cops can't be everywhere... its not like the crimes happened at the police station or somethin'.

/Huh? Wha...? Nevermind...

re: #223 So?
Sudan is an Islamic disaster, for sure, but in fairness, this particular shooting might have had nothing to do with Islam.

re: #214 zygazint

US Diplomat Shot to Death in Sudan

A US diplomat working for the Agency for International Development was shot and killed along with his driver in the Sudanese capitol of Khartoum:

There was a time when the murder of a US Diplomat would be big news.

re: #225 Killgore Trout

re: #212 stevieray

Linky no worky.

Try that link again... Link.

re: #234 LoFlyer

re: #188 Occasional Reader

I was infuriated at the MSM's biased reporting during the 2004 election. This was not election coverage, it was manipulation of public opinion for their favored Democrat candidate. It was great watching the election coverage at about 2 AM. I had been counting votes for my employer, a metro-Atlanta county and while we know who was winning locally, we had no idea what was going on nationally. Got home and turned on the news and there was Dan Rather. Dan didn't look to good. He looked like he had the emotional stuffing beat out of him. So did the rest of the anchors. The Ohio results had just come in and Bush had won! Amazingly the NYT's reported the next day that all the major networks had been called by the DNC and asked to suppress the news that Ohio had elected Bush. FOX was the only news broadcaster that did not honor the DNC's request. If this is not a conspiracy by the MSM then what is? It was really great to see Dan on his last legs, knowing that Charles and the LGF was so instrumental to his downfall.

Yup. We didn't beat Kerry in that election. We beat our TV's. I swear elections are just a massive socialist plot to see just how much sway the 'Commie/Socailist/Lib/Dem' media have on the public. They received a dose of reality that election. Heh.

re: #221 Sharmuta

re: #209 Occasional Reader

I saw about your mishap last night- left you a post on that thread that might help...

Thanks... I have a bottle of a product called "Resolve" on hand, which does a pretty good job. Plus, I like the name, it sounds Churchillian... "we will fight stains on the carpet; we will fight stains on the couch. We will never surrender."

re: #244 Orde

re: #223 So?
Sudan is an Islamic disaster, for sure, but in fairness, this particular shooting might have had nothing to do with Islam.

Maybe the shooter was pissed the price of aspirin had gone up?

re: #248 Occasional Reader

We will fight on the spills

re: #220 hayseed

man I'm listening to a David Allen Coe cd on my computer and real player says he is a racist and homophobe. fuck em I say

Was it one of these or one of his regular albums? Coe put out some really ugly stuff in the 80s. From Wiki:

Coe recorded two albums in the 1980s containing racist and misogynistic lyrics of extreme vulgarity. "Nothing Sacred" and "Underground Album". Also available is a best of the x-rated albums compilation entitled "18-X Rated Hits".

Hmmm that's weird. The link "took" in the spinoffs, but not in the comment... wonder what I did wrong.

re: #245 Nevergiveup

re: #214 zygazint

US Diplomat Shot to Death in Sudan

A US diplomat working for the Agency for International Development was shot and killed along with his driver in the Sudanese capitol of Khartoum:

There was a time when the murder of a US Diplomat would be big news.

And he was with AID, no less; he was there to try to help those people. But it doesn't matter to the predators of this world.

&#9834 &#9836 Happy New Year, Lizards! &#9836 &#9834

*waves to Nam Grunt*

Hi honey! *mwah*

:D

re: #227 gop_patriot

it just has a album info window that says that

"In the '70s, Coe released underground albums with songs he wrote that praised racism and homophobia."

Sudan: Location, Population, Religion, Membership, Currency

Official Name: Republic of Sudan

Location: Sudan is bounded to the north by Egypt, north-east by the Red Sea, east by Eritrea and Ethiopia, south by Kenya, Uganda and Zaire, west by the central African Republic and Tchad, and north-west by Libya.
Area: Africa´s largest country, Sudan is divided on ethnic, religious and ideological grounds. Sudan has a total area of 2,505,800 sq km (967,500 sq mi).

Capital: Khartoum

Language: The official language of Sudan is Arabic. English and many local dialects are widely spoken, and African languages are used in the south. A program of Arabization is in place to encourage greater use of Arabic in the south.

Religion: About 70 percent of the people of Sudan are Muslim, some 25 percent follow traditional religions, and most of the remainder are Christian. The people of northern Sudan are predominantly Sunni Muslims. Most of the people in the south either practice traditional religions or are Christian.

Population: The 1997 estimated population of Sudan was 32,594,128, giving the country an overall population density of 13 persons per sq km (34 per sq mi). The most densely settled area is at the juncture of the White Nile and the Blue Nile.

Membership: Sudan is a member of the UN, OAU, the Arab League, is an ACP state of the EU and Organization of the Islamic Conference.

Currency: The unit of currency is the dinar. In 1992 the dinar replaced the Sudanese pound, with an official exchange rate of 1 dinar equal to 10 pounds. The pound, however, remains a legal tender. Sudan has prohibited the establishment of foreign banks since 1985. The application of Islamic law to banking practices in 1991 put an end to the charging of interest in official transactions.

Sudan Time Difference: GMT

[Link: www.arab.de...]

re: #250 Shug

re: #248 Occasional Reader

We will fight on the spills

We might fight on the spills, but the democrats will blame it on someone else!

re: #121 hayseed

re: #48 Sharmuta

I actually went to high school with Jeff Emmelt CEO of General Electric

then why can't you spell his name correctly?