[2ndDivisionVet]

Now we know Bundy must be right. LOL

[mulligan]

And the two idiots are both wrong. Those two are the real jerks.

[Plummz]

Kristol has always been a totalitarian jerkoff. No suprise here.

[bray]

Kristol also thought Obama would be a great president, big surprise. It would be surprising if he stood up for Bundy.

Pray America wakes up

[dforest]

Poor old Bundy. Oh, Al.

They know what he meant but are to afraid to agree with him on the meaning of what he said.

[beelzepug]

I think I've probably read my last article on Cliven Bundy. He's been thoroughly Alinsky'd and way too many conservatives have been sucked right in. In a word, it's sickening.

[fhayek]

Law breaking jerks, hmmm. Bill Clinton, Timothy Geithner, Al Sharpton, Ted Kennedy, Hillary Clinton, Al Gore, Charlie Rangel, Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi, Barack Obama, Rod Blagojevich, Robert Torricelli, Jesse Jackson Jr., Lois Lerner... that description gives a long list.

[demshateGod]

This should teach all of us that there is no political solution to our problem.

[Terry L Smith]

Neither Kristol or Klugman have touched the base issue.

Does The Sovereign State of Nevada has all that land, which it claimed when Nevada sought statehood, or has the federal government gone beyond the 10th Amendment, and arbitrarily SEIZED all that land, without recompense, to The State of Nevada.

[grania]

I saw it. They both think of Bundy as a guy who just didn't want to pay his taxes so he could ranch. They never even mentioned the bogus turtle thing, Reid's dirty dealings, or the issue of historic grazing rights on federal lands, or if they should even be federal lands. Krugman thinks the feds SHOULD own the property, for our own good, of course.

What's the surprise? They're both globalists, with Kristol speaking about the parts of our lives and the economy that are and should be in the control of corporations and global entities and Krugman speaking for the parts of our lives and the economy that are and should be controlled by government.

99% of the population should be disgusted by now.

[Lowell1775]

Despite their pretensions of intellectualism, both are cultural inbreds with no expertise or understanding in this matter whatsoever.

They are east coast city boy dip$hits opining on the west’s free range cattle culture tradition and current issues. In other words....ignorant and ignorant of their ignorance. As hopeless as they are useless.

[TigersEye]

Thank goodness Cliven Bundy has been put in his place and
the Federal government is no longer overbearing and violent.
We can all go home now and beat our Glocks into garden trowels.

[mosesdapoet]

Bundy replaces Zimmerman as current target.

[Flick Lives]

Kristol and Krugman. To quote the old “Frasier” TV show, “Does it matter? You get the one, you get that other one. Personally I think the whole arrangement is a little—”.

[tumblindice]

Two statists prefer tyranny to freedom. Why is that supposed to be surprising?
Oh yeah, because the Republicans and Democrats want us to think they are different.

[OrioleFan]

Cliven Bundy Delenda Est

[Forgotten Amendments]

DC is usually solid. Surprised to see them label Kristol as conservative. Neocons are the greatest state worshippers of all.

Naturally, they abhor any rebellion against our “national greatness”.

The whole thing is not about Mr. Bundy. It’s about the BLM’s SWAT tactics and attack dogs. Randy Weaver was a total dirtball. Ruby Ridge was not about him. It was about the Gestapo murdering Americans.

[bolobaby]

Kristol and Krugman agree: original tea party patriots were law breaking jerks.

[Psalm 144]

Who is surprised that puppet masters resent the disruption of their puppet show?

Bundy and the people who protected his life are off script.

[pallis]

So two unlimited government guys agreed on government omnipotence. Why would that make Hell freeze over?

[SaxxonWoods]

Two Tories.

The lines are being drawn. Only 1/3 of the colonists were in favor of the original freedom movement, circa 1775.