Folks, once again, never, ever back down. Never give an inch to them. And be fearless when they are in your presence, for they know not what to do when counterattacked. ****UPDATE!**** Well, it looks as though Daryle Lamont wasn't through being a jackass. Here he is after Breitbart destroyed him.
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"Impartial" people sure seem to be getting riled up when called out.
Maybe they aren't so impartial huh?
Posted by: Douglas at February 21, 2010 08:37 AM (uU+Ss)
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IIRC, neither of the two guts Breitbart took on in these videos has ever claimed to be unbiased. They just didn't like having it thrown back at them.
Posted by: eddiebear at February 21, 2010 10:43 AM (03xDC)
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Just goes to show you that the Trent Lott style of surrender to accusations of racism and to appologize is total failure.
Posted by: Federale at February 21, 2010 11:58 AM (QfZp1)
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Well in Trent Lott's defense, he was a shitty Senator and I was happy to see him gone. So he has that going for him.
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The Dick Cheney Commemorative King Kong Sized Brass Balls Of Awesomeness And Ass Kicking Award For Today
A while ago, somebody (and I forget who at this point. How's that for awesome fucking research?) said that gay conservatives are tougher and more manly than straight liberals. Well, given what happened today at CPAC with GOProud, and their refusal to give in to the shitheels and fuckheads who wouldn't know tolerance and acceptance if it came up and skullfucked them with the cactus of doom, I would say so.
As a result, I award GOProud the Dick Cheney Commemorative King Kong Sized Brass Balls of Awesomeness and Asskicking Award in the Field of Fucking Up The Other Guys' Shit And Being Fucking Awesome. I also give a second place award {insert award title here} to the people who booed that fucktickling fuckbaffler of fuckingly fucked up fuckheadedness and fucking fuckfluffering off the stage.
Brafuckingvo, folks! And yet again, when shitheels are stood up to, it gets noticed, and our enemies become rattled and disoriented because their playbook has been scrambled. And little by little, the meme the left has created of "Oh Noes! Teh Bigotz And Wingnutz!' loses credibility and becomes more ridiculous, and those who throw that smear around become even bigger fools than usual. That is what was and is so fucking awesome about what happened.
Another piece of WIN! for this incident is how it appears to have rattled some on the left. I will not link to the site, but as Gabe mentioned over at Moron Central, when prominent and influential gay bloggers write the following:
To the White House, the DNC, and our leadership in Congress: You are
messing with people's lives, and we know it. And the day that an
anti-gay bigot gets booed at CPAC, you all better start being very
afraid.
you know they are floored by what happened.
So, kudos to GOProud. Enjoy your award. And here is a musical tribute:
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Gooooooo GOProud! That award is totally deserved.
A while ago, somebody (and I forget who at this point. How's that for
awesome fucking research?) said that gay conservatives are tougher and
more manly than straight liberals.
I'm totally claiming it was me (even though I don't think it was). Like I've said too many times to count, it's easier being queer and a conservative than conservative and queer but that doesn't mean it's easy. I'm not joking when I say that I have to fight to have my very existence recognized. Between much of the gay community refusing to believe that bisexuality exists and some in the conservative community believing that it is inherently impossible to be both queer and conservative, it's tiring to have to keep pointing out the incredibly inconvenient truth that I'm standing right here breathing and such.
Good on GOProud and good on those who made their displeasure known.
Posted by: alexthechick at February 20, 2010 09:44 AM (lvYSc)
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and with the apparent shift of the GOP more to a libertarian (small "l", not the luaP noR type of crazy) mindset, those who wish to continue painting the non Obama crowds as bigots and ignore other aspects do do at their own electoral peril
Posted by: eddiebear at February 20, 2010 10:31 AM (2eKU6)
5
When a certain husky ponytialed washed up jazz guitarist blogger
switched over the the left, one of the approved talking points on his
site was that the GOP and Conservatism is no longer the party of
Goldwater and his ideals. Well, after last night, I wonder if that
still holds true.
Especially in light of this quote.
"The big thing is to make this country, along with every other
country in the world with a few exceptions, quit discriminating against
people just because they're gay," Goldwater asserts. "You don't have to
agree with it, but they have a constitutional right to be gay. And
that's what brings me into it."
Posted by: eddiebear at February 20, 2010 11:22 AM (2eKU6)
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I'm still trying to understand why CPAC gave Ryan Sorba a podium to speak from. He's weapons-grade crazy, and toxically controversial (and not in a good way). It would have been less controversial to put a Birther onstage than someone who runs around lecturing on the "Born Gay Hoax".
Posted by: Alice H at February 20, 2010 11:23 AM (qJHYy)
7Is tougher and more manly than 99% of straight liberals.
And tougher than Ryan Sorba. I would love to see a death match between them, we'd have one less douchebag on this planet at the end of it.
Posted by: Alice H at February 20, 2010 11:27 AM (qJHYy)
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here is GayPatriot interviewing one of the guys who helped tell that Sorba dishfucker to shut up
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Posted by: links of london at February 23, 2010 10:06 PM (6BJGJ)
Fuck Bipartisanship!
Fuck bipartisanship! Fuck it forever with a day old shrimp ring soaked in pestilence. Fuck betraying what core values we might have. And fuck helping the other side when they are floundering.
"There aren't that many places where we can come together," Boehner, R-Ohio, told the NBC program "Meet the Press."
Republicans were elected to stand by their principles, and those
principles are different than the "leftist proposals" offered by Obama
and congressional Democrats, Boehner said.
And why should we work with them? Why should we in opposition give in to the majority, when doing so would mean we would openly endorse policies 180 degrees opposite to what we believe, thus betraying our principles? Why should we help our opponents, since standing (virtually) united in opposition to almost every shit sandwich (save the Porkulus. Fuck you, RINOs) and letting the Democrats ruin themselves trying to pass unpopular legislation has only caused them problems?
And let this be a lesson to any RINO squishes out there: we are watching you. You fucking fuckity fuckbagels of fucking fuckitude fucking try to help the Democrats, and it will be your fucked up futures we'll fucking use to fire up the fucktrain of fucking awesome. With a good electoral year ahead of us, now is the time to tell Nancy the Noxious to fuck off and taste the FAIL.
Thank you, Congressman. Thank you for coming out and endorsing the "Fuck you, Democrats" strategy going forward.
Posted by: Andrew Sullivan at February 01, 2010 02:01 AM (N/KIT)
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For some reason, the Democrat's public mindset lately has been "hey we have the majority, but the Republicans just won't work with us at all like they should!" as if all of a sudden they should just alter their opinions in order to help the Democrats get stuff passed through Congress.
Posted by: Scott at February 01, 2010 08:29 AM (KexVx)
You fucking libtards, always trying to force feed the masses your stupid commie socialist agenda down our throats....WE HATE YOU AND YOU EARNED IT!!! Bipartisanship to you is like it used to be with my sister growing up....ALWAYS HER WAY!
Get the FUCK out of our lives!!!
Posted by: Charlotte at February 01, 2010 12:55 PM (iXIlj)
Posted by: JoeCollins at January 20, 2010 08:08 AM (jtJig)
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Mozart's too good for those flying fuckfisters of flagellating fail.
Try this.
Posted by: cbullitt at January 20, 2010 08:54 AM (M/WbE)
5
Yay! I knew eddie could cheer me up this morning. After Brown was defeated, because passing health care is too important, and Barney Frank needs the 60 vote cloture rule changed, and ...
Wait, what?
Posted by: Jay in Ames at January 20, 2010 10:42 AM (UEEex)
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Is this a joke? Some fucking moron at Coakley HQ actually leaned back in chair, motioned for silence in the room, and said "I have it. This can NOT fail. This ad will take us across the line!" and then everyone in the room cheered?
REALLY?
I knew there were stupid people in the world, but, fuck me. wow.
Posted by: tangonine at January 16, 2010 01:30 PM (C8Pcc)
Posted by: eddiebear at January 16, 2010 02:30 PM (3O37b)
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To be fair, it's pretty close to the actual ads she's running.
I particularly love the ones that mention 14 times in a 30-second spot that Brown is a Republican (as in ... an eeeviilll Republican that wants to give your babies' lollipops to the rich and feed grandma cat food).
Also, the ones featuring the eeevillll!1!!!11 Bush, Cheney, Limbaugh and Palin are great, too.
Worst. Campaign. Evah!
Posted by: Andy at January 16, 2010 03:32 PM (f1o8E)
Who Else Might We Pick Off?
The ACU ratings are not the be-all/end-all of political scoring, but I like 'em. Here are House Democrats with a lifetime ACU score over 40.
Unfortunately that means no freshman on this list since the scores aren't in yet.
Griffith's predecessor, Democrat Bud Cramer, had an ACU score of 46.62, and the district has a Cook PVI of R+12
For reference, Senators Snowe and Collins are 47.88 and 49.55 respectively, and Ben Nelson is 47.26.
These are sorted by ACU score, so one would imagine the top of the list is more fertile ground than the bottom. In the past I've observed that most truly moderate (as opposed to liberal) Republicans score no lower than 60. So my working thesis is that going the other way, any Democrats higher than 40 or 50 potentially ought to be in play.
In my own home state of Pennsylvania, a guy with a 66 ACU in an R+20 district would be a respectably conservative-to-moderate Republican, so I think the House Republicans have some phone calls to make.
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I would love it if my critter flipped (PA10) but there's no way he's going to.
Posted by: alexthechick at December 22, 2009 05:58 PM (bQ5xy)
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Mine won't flip either I can guarantee, but there's no fucking reason we can't take the seat in 2010. I'll be glad when we vote him out, I knew he'd be Pelosi's bitch.
Posted by: doubleplusundead at December 22, 2009 10:23 PM (SyA30)
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I dunno. At what point do we nuke as many blue dogs as possible?
Sadly, I live in Russ Carnahan's district, so that won't be switching any time soon
Posted by: eddiebear at December 23, 2009 12:26 AM (duVkX)
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While I would love to see Melancon flip, I don't see it happening. When Obama came to New Orleans for, what, two hours, he was full of praise for that dipshit, and the liberals in his district are eating it up.
Posted by: Ember at December 23, 2009 01:00 AM (LdRAG)
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SC being pretty deep red, I'm not in much of a position to have anyone "flip". But Lindsey Graham has got to go. Jim DeMint we're pretty proud of.
Posted by: MikeD at December 23, 2009 10:40 AM (FkL60)
Boy, That Sarah Palin Sure Is An Incompetent Fool
I mean, she just mad a complete embarrassment of herself on Conan's Show, right? Those critics of her were right to call her washed up and useless, right?
Posted by: Ember at December 12, 2009 01:59 AM (LdRAG)
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So, Sara isn't qualified and has connections that make her sorta unacceptable for public life. Hey eddiebear, we've got Teh Won who has never done anything except ride to glory on the affirmative action express. Why do you think his writings and grades are so secret? Cause he's a nimrod.
Posted by: TimothyJ at December 12, 2009 02:32 AM (IKKIf)
3
The length of the applause from that audience was somewhat shocking. I would think that most of the people that watch Conan are in the demographic that most despises her.
Posted by: Jeff M at December 12, 2009 02:33 AM (8P3+x)
Posted by: davis,br at December 12, 2009 03:53 AM (uCShA)
5
The. Expression. On. Shatner's. Face. Was. Priceless.
Posted by: Cee Arr at December 12, 2009 09:38 AM (8hzY/)
6
Love the clip. Love Eddie's analysis. I'm an extremely pragmatic voter and I've become convinced that the more the media bashes Gov. Palin, the more people are interested. The more they are interested, the more they find out. The more they find out, the y more they live her. 2012 gives ample time for voters to get to know Governor Palin.
Posted by: MCPO Airdale at December 12, 2009 11:18 AM (UGAk/)
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Eddie, you hit that on the head. What. An.Idiot.
Oh wait, you were talking about Palin. nvm, then.
The look on Shatner's face is eerily similar to the faces of Palin bashers all over when the rock they have crawled under is overturned, and they get some true facts thrown in their faces. He does seem to be a good sport about it, and maybe he's coming around on his opinions. He just interviewed Rush on his show, and didn't have many bad things to say about him, either.
Posted by: Jay in Ames at December 12, 2009 11:24 AM (LJaVO)
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BOOOOOOYAWWWWWWWWWW!! Damn, Eddie, just when I think there is no way you can top your last post, you freaking hit a grand slam! You're right; all those haters out wish they had 1/1,000,000 of the style, grace, intelligence and savvy that Sarah Palin has. Great job!
Posted by: Dave at December 12, 2009 12:44 PM (sUwY9)
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Hey botnet, do you think davis,br at December 12, 2009 03:53 AM was wrong?
Nope.
Better or worse, botnet, the botnet thinks Palin is the next President. Regardless of what Achance @ redstate says, she couldn't fuck up on purpose as much as Teh Won.
On Purpose. botnet? botnet, did you realize much of Teh Won's "man-caused disaster" is by design?
Yes botnet, he is a flat-out doctrinaire marxist. The rest is entirely due to gross ineptitude, incompetence, and fecklessness. And Raaaaacism.
Posted by: the botnet at December 13, 2009 10:41 PM (G3ekR)
Congressmen John Carter (R-TX) and Lynn Westmoreland (R-GA) yesterday introduced the Geithner Penalty Waiver Act, requiring that the IRS assess the same penalty against U.S. taxpayers that came forward in the UBS tax fraud investigation as paid by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner for failing to pay taxes on his IMF income -- zero.
Heh. And Indeed.
Seriously, that's the kind of political stunt that I love. There's also a very serious equal protection point being made, either the law is the same for everyone or it's not.
You know, it might be a stunt, but we need more Republicans who are willing to perform these stunts to show the moral, intellectual and political deficit in our rulers these days.
Some things just require a futile gesture.
Posted by: Veeshir at December 02, 2009 11:55 AM (ThMnZ)
Omigawd: I must have the t-shirt. (Egyptian cotten, preferred ...that don't imply I'm a greenie tho', do it ...sadly, a quickie google search discovered nought).
And the coffee cup (no made-in-China leaded crap tho').
And maybe the baseball cap (if it's quality: I'm picky about my bb caps).
Posted by: davis,br at December 02, 2009 01:29 PM (uCShA)
Victory?
It's a Politico link, sinced they started with a hit piece on Teh Fred and recently made up their story about Palin's fees (we all saw it at Ace's), so take it for what it's worth (almost nothing, but I want it to be true so I'm running with it).
The House Republican leadership is prepared to welcome Doug Hoffman
into its ranks, National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman
Pete Sessions (R-Texas) said Thursday, a sign that the GOP
establishment is recalibrating its approach toward the contentious New
York special election and the Conservative Party nominee whose
candidacy has divided the party.
Now that would be cool, it could be a sign they're done with attacking their base and might actually (gasp!) start listening to them.
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The only way that could have been better is if Mrs. Teh Fred was in it. Well, there's also one other way that could have been better but Teh Fred would kill me with the power of his mind for mentioning it.
Posted by: alexthechick at October 27, 2009 08:19 AM (8WZWv)
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Maybe Mrs Fred and Sarah Palin could do a hot tub conference in support of Hoffman
Posted by: eddiebear at October 27, 2009 08:53 AM (wnU1W)
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FRED! Why couldn't we have had Fred people? Why?
Posted by: TheUnrepentantGeek at October 27, 2009 10:46 AM (g1cNf)
Posted by: eddiebear at October 27, 2009 11:25 AM (wnU1W)
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I'm proud to say I voted for that man in the Republican primary last year. Broke my heart that he didn't try harder, but yeah... I can't say I blame him:
Let's not overlook Pete Hoekstra, ey. Believe it or not, dere's some sane people still livin' in Michigan and we are trying ta take it all back.
(I think it's OK ta say "we" and not "dey".)
Posted by: Paul Moore at October 24, 2009 06:49 PM (O2rtI)
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And I live in Dave Camp's district. We're not all nuts in Michigan; most of the lunatics live in the Southeast corner. You know, the ones whose votes are bought and paid for at the expense of the rest of the state.
Posted by: Angie at October 24, 2009 07:00 PM (MKjve)
But I Thought Republicans Wanted to Kill All Of Teh Gheys!
Stolen from Ace's sidebar, I noticed this article from Sen Coburn, MD. Kudos to him for pitching his case against Obamacare to a constituency in an educated and thoughtful matter on how a policy will directly impact the gay community without resortin to name calling and insults.
The federal government will spend $15 billion on AIDS treatment alone this year, yet due to the inefficiencies of the public-run program, thousands will not receive appropriate care. In recent years, two patients in West Virginia and five in Kentucky died while awaiting care on waiting lists for the RWCA AIDS Drug Assistance Program. Today there are 247 Americans on waiting lists for livesaving AIDS drugs in eight states. The number is expected to reach 500 by Christmas. Those on the ADAP waiting lists are disproportionately minorities and residents of rural areas.
Sadly, the waiting lists do not tell the whole story of how care is being rationed under this program. Many other ADAP patients, while receiving care, are being denied the best treatment. Fuzeon, the AIDS drug of last resort that has been successful in treating patients who no longer benefit from other drugs, for example, has been denied to ADAP patients in our nation’s capital.
Tell me again that socialism is compassionate. Tell me again that Democrats care for gay folks, even after election day. Tell me that Obamacare won't just let people die on the vine, especially those with ailments that really are untreatable and will ultimately kill a person sooner than normal. Tell me that, and I willl tell you to shove a microscopic disease up your wang, and fuck off.
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So the gay people are finally realizing that the hippies don't give two shits about gay people? wow. SHOCKER!
Posted by: tangonine at October 20, 2009 05:41 PM (C8Pcc)
2
keep voting for collectivists you fucking dipshits.
Posted by: tangonine at October 20, 2009 05:42 PM (C8Pcc)
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I was going to say that I have been repeatedly told that AIDS isn't a gay disease, but I can't figure out how to convey what I'm trying to say with that without coming across as unnecessarily snarky, so I won't say it.
Posted by: Alice H at October 21, 2009 12:59 AM (qJHYy)
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Alice, you're exactly right. While AIDS is not a "gay disease" (any more than HVP is a "straight disease"), it is also not incorrect to say that the gay community is disproportionally impacted by AIDS. And I think it would take willful blindness to say otherwise. AIDS prevention/awareness/treatment is a cause the gay community rallies behind for the simple reason that they are (in the US at least) the most heavily impacted community. Well, unless you consider IV drug users a "community", but they're not so big on the whole "activism" thing. What with being busy with their heroin and all.
Posted by: MikeD at October 21, 2009 09:26 AM (FkL60)
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I wasn't mocking the gay community, MikeD. And I knew that no matter how I put what I was trying to say, it was going to come off as mocking.
Posted by: Alice H at October 21, 2009 09:37 AM (qJHYy)
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Never thought for a moment you were Alice (hence the "you're exactly right" rather than "Jane you ignorant slut"). And anyone who would think you were either: a) has problems with reading comprehension b) has problems with thinking c) doesn't know you
And in all three cases, I wouldn't worry too much about what they think.
Posted by: MikeD at October 22, 2009 03:16 PM (FkL60)
Oh, and if you think a weakened America is just groovy, go fuck yourself with the schwanz of a Syphilis soaked Centaur that has Equine Gonorrhea. I refuse to let my family, my country, and my world suffer through the destruction that a rise in thugs and dictators would bring just because Captain Awesome thinks he can wow the Russians, Chinese, North Koreans, Iranians, and any other castoffs from the Star Wars Cantina with his teleprompter and bling bling. Your refusal to exert American power, which is the only force that can stop the thugs of the world, is dangerous and reckless.
So fuck off, lefties, and leave the world protecting to those of us who have a fucking clue what is going on while you sit there and read your Tiger Beat magazines.
In spite of their own crippling stupidity, GOP might be able to take back House in 2010Lefties are sweating, as well they should be, I think we'll successfully bog down any major health care initiative, the Democrats and Obama wasted their political capital with Porkulus, which, while very damaging, isn't as damaging as Marxist Medicine. And yes, I think they could have had some disastrous state run health care plan it if they wanted it in the first four months of Obama's term, given the embarrassing slapfights on the GOP side over which one of them got to slob his knob first.
The good news for us now is that they've now got moderates and independents back to recognizing that liberals will fritter away trillions of dollars on useless shit every time you give them the chance, and liberals are going to be superfuckingpissed because they by all means should have their socialist medicine. Thankfully, the Democrat leadership fucked up and lost one of the rare opportunities they could have made socialist medicine happen.
1While I agree with you and Rahm Emmanuel that we shouldn't let this crisis of unbelievable stupidity, arrogance, incompetence, and narcissism go to waste, nobody ever went broke betting on the GOP to squander an opportunity. I cite Sen. Cornyn from my beloved Texas and the National Republican Senatorial Committee in their early and possibly disastrous backing of Charlie Crist and Carly Fiorina. Our squishy GOP overlords have apparently not learned the lesson that we want true small-c conservatives rather than progressive-lite establishment candidates.
Here's hoping they prove me wrong.
Posted by: Chuck D at September 24, 2009 01:29 PM (0/c8m)
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And don't forget the brilliant campaign of Bob Beauprez. It's been said several times within the party that no one understands how someone could spend so much money and still lose. Bob's a very nice guy, and he's an excellent fundraiser, but it would be a good idea for him to stick to fundraising and back other candidates.
Posted by: Alice H at September 24, 2009 01:57 PM (qJHYy)
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Sad thing is, the 2010 victories will only embolden the idiocy of those running the campaigns. "Yay, we won! We must be geniuses!" -- No, your opponent was an uber-douche.
Posted by: JoeCollins at September 24, 2009 02:44 PM (jtJig)
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Agreed: My biggest fear is that Democrat overreach + craziness will put the Republicans in the same position as England's Tories: Able to sleepwalk their way to victory without getting out front on any of the issues. That'll leave the agenda to be determined by RINOs like Snowe and bipartisanship squishes like McCain, meaning no rollback, just slower progress toward socialism.
Not an encouraging prospect.
Posted by: Old Grouch at September 24, 2009 06:53 PM (N7blS)
Obama doesn't lie. He merely elides, gliding from one dubious assertion to another. This has been the story throughout his whole health-care crusade. Its original premise was that our current financial crisis was rooted in neglect of three things -- energy, education and health care. That transparent attempt to exploit Emanuel's Law -- a crisis is a terrible thing to waste -- failed for health care because no one is stupid enough to believe that the 2008 financial collapse was caused by a lack of universal health care.
So on to the next gambit: selling health-care reform as a cure for the deficit. When that was exploded by the Congressional Budget Office's demonstration of staggering Obamacare deficits, Obama tried a new tack: selling his plan as revenue-neutral insurance reform -- until the revenue neutrality is exposed as phony future cuts and chimerical waste and fraud.
Obama doesn't lie. He implies, he misdirects, he misleads -- so fluidly and incessantly that he risks transmuting eloquence into mere slickness.
Slickness wasn't fatal to "Slick Willie" Clinton because he possessed a winning, nearly irresistible charm. Obama's persona is more cool, distant, imperial. The charming scoundrel can get away with endless deception; the righteous redeemer cannot.
Pawlenty standing his ground on Obamacare
This morning on MSNBC's Morning Joe, potential Presidential candidate Gov. Tim Pawlenty stood his ground against Stockholm Joe Scarborough's attacks on the attacks on Obamacare:
Pawlenty has done what few Republicans have been able to do -- calmly address the concerns behind the "death panel" claims without buying into the language, but without entirely dismissing it either. He took a very loaded question and got his message across without appearing abrasive. In a world of Obama Derangement Syndrome, that's a huge plus.
I'm liking Pawlenty more and more. I'm still unclear as to what Pawlenty's overarching philosophy might be -- the "Sam's Club Republicans" concept needs fleshed out a bit -- but he's performing well so far. I certainly prefer him to Huckabee, and probably to Romney. Whereas Pawlenty may (may) turn out to be squishy in a few areas, Romney has been all over the map. I'll take consistency over rhetoric any day.
On the subject of Obama's address to Congress, when even the Associated Press is doing fact checks and calling the math "iffy", there's a problem. Matt Welch at Reason.com wrote a response that is so good and complete I wish I'd written it myself. (Reason is libertarian, not conservative.)
He always pissed off the right people. That's an important part of what I like in a politician. I could only vote for him once, I was too young the first time.
Posted by: Veeshir at September 05, 2009 08:53 PM (XxkOV)
Posted by: alexthechick at September 05, 2009 10:19 PM (Q9bx2)
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My first time voting in a presidential was for Ronaldus Maximus. I remember an English teacher in high school who said he would never be elected. LOL.
Posted by: Federale at September 06, 2009 12:28 AM (I6UoW)