Is the Daily Kos About to Implode?

Real Clear Politics ^ | July 11, 2006 | Noel Sheppard

[new yorker 77]

FYI

[GaltMeister]

Their bitter, seething rage and hatred of George Bush has their mind so clouded they cannot even think straight.

[ncountylee]

The plantation masters don't play well with others who they view as a threat to their elite status. Membership is on an invitation only basis.

[spokeshave]

Wasn't there a report/post a week or so ago about Markos "taking over the democrat party".......?

[John Jorsett]

Last night O'Reilly did a story on Janeane Garofalo disappearing from the moribund Air America. This story is even more good news.

[No Truce With Kings]

We DON'T want the Daily Cos to disappear. That site is the best thing that happened to the Republican Party since the 1994 elections. Especially to Republicans running against someone endorced by the Daily Cos. Without the Daily Cos the Republicans might lose seats in 2006. But thanks to the nutroots positions the Cossacks force Democratic candidates to take to win their primaries the Republicans look poised to gain seats this fall.

May Marcos Zuniga remain long on the political scene.

[Lunatic Fringe]

Without the Daily Cos the Republicans might lose seats in 2006.

Nothing can stop that now.

[Jameison]

"We DON'T want the Daily Cos to disappear. That site is the best thing that happened to the Republican Party since the 1994 elections. "



As Newt Gingrich put it bluntly in Newsweek, "I think the Republican Party has few allies more effective than the Daily Kos."

[Jameison]

"Nothing can stop that now."

Huh?

[God luvs America]

what did you expect to happen to a bunch of one-dimensional, unsupervised morons?

We all knew this would happen and we all knew this along with heil howard dean running the rat party was a good thing for the "right" side....

[SaxxonWoods]

Exactly right.

[Larry Lucido]

"Kossacks"

Talk about hijacking a term. Cossacks were known for their independance and military prowess. Many were killed resisting the Bolshevics.

[The KG9 Kid]

I'm no psychologist, but I've read an account in a psych book where they describe typical paranoiac-sociopathic behavior by subjects who could convince themselves into a frenzy by imagining various injustices against them perpetrated by imaginary evildoers. They could just be sitting in their kitchen or driving to work and have a fantasy movie playing in their head about imaginary people out to get them who must be stopped at all costs. These little episodes and fits occur frequently and serve to make the subject sicker over time.

Every time I see a reference to Maryscott O'Connor, I just shake my head knowing that poor crazy nutbone is still out there continually seething about some injustice that her imagination has conjured up.

I am sure that she is a very violent woman inside her head. I can only guess as to the bloody thoughts she's got bouncing around in there, probably with her playing the role of the action hero who is going to set things straight.

I bet her husband wishes that he could commit her to a sanitorium like men did to unruly wives back in the good old days.

[Clintonfatigued]

I hope it does implode.

If anyone remembers, the group America Coming Together (ACT) imploded not long ago.

[Tzimisce]

Ha, ha. :)

[citizencon]

They are a cult. I believe that was how Al Qaeda started out as.

[BunnySlippers]

Actually, I think the internet tends to polarize people as we cling to groups that meet our needs. It could happen anywhere.

[freedumb2003]

Their bitter, seething rage and hatred of George Bush has their mind so clouded they cannot even think straight.

Their bitter, seething rage and hatred of themselves has their mind so clouded they cannot even think straight.

[freedumb2003]

Actually, I think the internet tends to polarize people as we cling to groups that meet our needs.

When I feel the need to cling to some abuse, I just post on a Crevo thread (or a WOD thread).

;)