[Da Coyote]

Let’s be a be a bit more specific and change
“...with opposition concentrated among graduate degree holding Democrats...”
to
“...with opposition concentrated among marshmallow non-science graduate degree holding Democrats who couldn’t make a bulb light given the bulb, wires, and a battery...”...”

[RichInOC]

If those guys are what’s passing for the Granthams these days...never mind us. They’re in trouble.

[GOPJ]

Seems white liberal elites have woken up to the hard truth - their base - criminals, illegals, blacks, and dependent women - won’t win the day without massive voter fraud. And we’re on to that one...

[sauropod]

read

[Albion Wilde]

This hardly looks or sounds like the lunch-bucket liberalism of FDR and Harry Truman, or the JFK’s robust New Frontier, which sought to ameliorate poverty while embracing technology and space shots. No, the current iteration of liberalism sounds more like reactionary 19th century Toryism, which... attacked further industrial and commercial expansion as “impossibly vulgar.”

Ouch! "There'll always be an England!"

Except that now it's not, between its Socialism, creeping shari'a law, encampments of Irish and Romanian gypsies, abandoned churches, and hospitals that incinerate the remains of human babies for heating.

[JSDude1]

I hate gentry liberalism. This IS the scum of the Earth!

[ExCTCitizen]

Al Gore calls Keystone XL an atrocity? Al Gore is an atrocity.

[neverdem]

Don’t forget the rats’ attack on the coal patch too.

Don’t forget the rats’ renewed attacks on the Second Amendment. Here’s the roll call vote on the Manchin - Toomey Amendment from last April.

http://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_call_vote_cfm.cfm?congress=113&session=1&vote=00097

[Impy]

lunch-bucket liberalism of FDR

FDR was the consummate upper class elitist with a populist facade.