The Backlash Against The Left

GOP USA/Talon News ^ | June 1, 2004 | Carol Devine-Molin

[Warhammer]

Just as often happens in sports, the left appears to be peaking too early. They have forgotten that the playoffs start in September and may be out of juice by then. (I hope and pray that this is true.)

[Ludicrous]

What happened to the good old days when the News was factual and the Entertainment programming was politically neutral?

[justshutupandtakeit]

RATmedia never runs out of juice. It makes up whatever it desires and then pounds the hell out of the national consciousness with it as long as it wishes.

[sgtbono2002]

I know I have gotten a bellyful, I used to be pleasant and try to explain the truth to Liberals I know, now I get nasty.

[SMARTY]

"... Cheney has become a punching bag for the Left."

I have to laugh at this. Cheney always looks as if he is getting a kick out of the constant assault on him and his character and the liberals' continuous effort to make him into the monster of capitalism. He always looks like he's trying to keep a straight face and secretly is amused by the stupidity of the kinds of attacks the liberals make.

[moodyskeptic]

The Summer of Security has begun, the next few months will test conservatives' nerves. I hope to see signs and bumper stickers that engage the Left all over America. I created this site, which offers intellectual ammo:
www.winwithhumor.com

[Old Sarge]

the left appears to be peaking too early.

To use the sports analogy: this is nothing but the undercard. Post-conventions will be the Main Event.

The Sheep have been steadily programmed all this time. All this has been, is the foundation work for what is to come: an all-out slam of the hated President and the hated military, and the return to power of Socialism.

The Sheep will believe whatever is told to them.

[The Lumster]

I once sent an email to a sports columnist here in Dallas objecting to an anti Bush jibe in one of his columns.

I merely said that if I wanted a political opinion I would go to the editorial page, or any New York Times news story.

This moron wrote back that he had the "right" to print any thing he wanted.

They just don't get it. I wasn't arguing his right to say what he said. I was arguing the wisdom (or lack thereof) of injecting a political opinion into a sports story.

I say let them keep it up. This abject hysteria over Bush and the war cannot possibly help with the average American voter. If I am wrong then we surely are doomed.

[tkathy]

The neo-socialists will never learn.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Ike was in the White House.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Whenever I am accused of advocating "censorship" by the Bush/America haters, I wimply tell them that I don't want to cesnor them, I WANT their screaming, spittle flecked face seething with hatred and spewing vile pus in front of every camera in the U.S. between now and Novermber.

[atomicpossum]

Man, why watch SciFi Channel? Since they cancelled MST3K (Hey, Mike Nelson is a Republican!) they've been absolutely worthless, and were worth damn little before that.

[smiley]

the Democrat Party is a national party no more...just ask Zell Miller...

[Mark17]

This moron wrote back that he had the "right" to print any thing he wanted.

You also have the right to tell the editor that he can keep his left wing rag, you will spend your money elsewhere. I hope you told him that too.

[Woahhs]

This moron wrote back that he had the "right" to print any thing he wanted.

He has a right to scratch his crotch too, but that doesn't mean others have to watch it. And what this ass really doesn't want to hear is it doesn't prevent others from taking punitive action, of equivalent magnitude, against him for making them to watch it.

A letter to his editor, objecting to the editorializing of an idiot jock who mistakenly believes he thinks something, might be in order.

[FrankR]

"...Cheney always looks as if he is getting a kick out of the constant assault on him and his character and the liberals' continuous effort to make him into the monster of capitalism..."

There is one thing we all know, if all of the allegations and rhetoric about Bush, Cheney, or any of the other officials in the administration were true...the liberals would have already preferred charges.

Everytime they convene a committee to "investigate" things like 9/11...it goes nowhere.

Liberals are all mouth, and that's all they ever will be. Destruction is their mantra, destruction of partriotism, religion, morals and America.

I pray that W plows them under with a landslide in November...America needs it right now.

[Zack Nguyen]

They just don't get it. I wasn't arguing his right to say what he said. I was arguing the wisdom (or lack thereof) of injecting a political opinion into a sports story.

Oh, but you were. Disagreement with the left is violating their rights. You have the right to agree and wholeheartedly support their insane agenda.

[ClearCase_guy]

This moron wrote back that he had the "right" to print any thing he wanted.

Well, of course.

You, on the other hand, have no right to tell him that he is making a mistake. So you better shaddup before you infringe on the poor dear's First Amendment rights.

[GaltMeister]

Bump & bookmark.

I think I will e-mail this to some venemous liberals I know just to see if I can get a rise out of them.

[kevkrom]

I'm a regular view of Stargate SG-1, and I have to say that despite the points raised in this artcile, it's generally a pro-military show. VP (formerly Senator) Kinsey also reminds me far more of John McCain (?-AZ) than Dick Cheney...