Posted on 11/07/2008 10:40:35 AM PST by Traviswf
Directed towards the originator who won’t answer the questions, of course. Not to Sidenet
Still waiting for your first link ...
crickets chirping
yea I actually thought of a couple of things you missed .
America has been Borked
Yep, and also signed up over the last several days or weeks.
What I want to say is this post is just like all the other BS we have heard since tues, "Oh, we have to pull together and unify the country!". The POS liberals spent the last 8 years tearing the country apart and doing everything they could to undermine President Bush and now we are supposed to say "Oh, yeah, let bygones be bygones, as if they haven't been the biggest pieces of crap to come down the pike, ever.
While being evil, spiteful, tantrum throwing children since 2000 they now expect us to forget all about it. Well I, for one, will not forget about it, nor will I feel good about America again until we have the Marxist SOB who is going to occupy the WH after Jan 20, out on his ear. I hope he does something really stupid in his first six months, and then we can start up Impeahment web sites, get some of our really conservative senators to start phony investigations the way the dems did with Bush and Cheney. I will fight this gun grabbing, over taxing, welfare enabling marxist Ba****d every way I can and I will respect him or get behind him.
He will ruin our country.
This part is to those people who claim one man can't bring down our country. I say to them he isn't just one man, he has a lock on the senate and the house, he has judges in his pocket from the Clinton era and more to come if any of the Supremes resign. He can easily tear down the country if people don't fight tooth and nail. Unify? He** no, I won't go.
your response was easily the dumbest thing I've yet read.Right back at ya. It's time to abandon the myths that many have been clinging to (bitterly, no doubt) for the last 5-8 years. It's time to stop pretending that invading Iraq was necessary or even a good idea. No one is buying it anymore and I never did.
Absolutely brilliant!
You don’t seem to have responded to 142. We would all like to know: What are Obama’s core principles that he steadfastly believes in and has shown adherence to over the years?
I would jump into a buring building to save you, but beyond that, what is it too have in common?
he sent thugs out to st louis to target anyone who spoke agaisnt him...he has kicked any reporter off his plane whos news outlet did not endorse him...he has similarly banned any tv personal that shown a bad light on him...he is planning on the civilian ss corp....he did say that electricty rates would skyrocket....he did visit pakistan for 3 weeks as a youth....he does hang around known terrorist....
where did his bribery money come from?...that 650,000,000 that no one is quite sure who gave it....
he's been bought but who?
finally....he bought the election ..5 to 1 against mccain....he should have gotten more than an a Bush type victory for his two yrs of campaigning and his brothers in love in the media....
we will have to have a draft, my friend, and I hope it hits you and your family hard....you all deserve it...
our people will be in Canada....its our time now to be resistant.
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I wouldn't object to him never posting again.
It does my heart good to see someone from our side presenting such an eloquent, well-reasoned argument.
Republicans never treat Democrat Presidents this way, especially on foreign policy, when the “water edge” always applied.
Clinton's sexual harassment in the oval office, of a 21 year old intern, was completely his own.
And no Republican could have survived in office with that behavior. Much less be praised now as a brilliant bad boy, while collecting millions in speaking fees.
Your profile tells me everything I need to know about you; you love to incite pissing contests. Fine.
The fundamental, moral and practical imperative for bringing the fight to Iraq is undoubtable. That, despite mountains of evidence to the contrary, you'd refute this tells me your unwilling to budge (bitterly, no doubt) based on pre-conceived notions of what you THINK the war on terror is all about. It all comes down to a simple question in this instance: do you feel that priority targets (be them Al Qaeda or Taliban in nature) are essentially useless to go after because more will just "spring up in their place"?
In Fallujah and Baqubah we killed literally thousands of Talibani recruits and stifled a dangerous and burgeoning arm of extreme militant Islam. The progress and the within Iraq for the name of protecting liberty is all the evidence you need to justify the invasion, even before you consider our ousting of the most criminal and abhorrent dictator in the region
bttt
That's a big "if", isn't it?It is a big if, but the point is that it's an if. Painting ourselves into a corner, rhetorically by insisting that it is a foregone conclusion is going to interfere with running a fact-based campaign in 2012.
As far as the gun issue, we'll probably have a renewed AWB in less than a year. I'm sure we'll also have some "reasonable restrictions" on other guns as well as ammunition.That's a possibility. It's a far cry from Obama taking guns away from anyone.
You sure sound like an Obama supporter. Are you one?I've said many times that I supported Barr. That said, I am a patriot and Obama is going to be President. I want Obama to succeed in turning this country in a better direction and I have no choice but to give him the chance to do that in his own way. I could also choose to sink into rage and bitterness. I could choose to rant on about how evil Obama is and how he's a secret Muslim or other such silliness. I could choose to urge my representatives in Washington to block everything he does, or I could urge the to use whatever influence they have to exert some conservative common sense on proposals that are likely to turn into policy under the majority-Democratic regime.
If that makes me sound like an Obama supporter, so be it.
I also don't buy a lot of the mythology that permeates the right wing "blog-o-sphere." Invading Iraq was unnecessary and has proven to be a historically bad idea. I don't feel any obligation to defend it to supposedly redeem conservatism — it has nothing to do with conservatism. Being a conservative is not like being a sports fan. You cheer for your team whether they play poorly or not. I don't have a team, I have a philosophy. Right now, promoting that philosophy will require working with the Democrats.
That's just a fact.
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