Mullet Web site rebuts GOP joke with style

The Kentucky Post ^ | August 16, 2003 | Courtney Kinney

[Republican Wildcat]

I saw this guy in person at Fancy Farm, as well as the exchange mentioned in this article. He looked and acted like a buffoon, coming over into the GOP side of the event waving his Chandler sign and acting like he was hot stuff.

I suppose his argument is that people who can't afford a $500 Republican fundraiser could somehow afford a $500 Democrat fundraiser. What a goof.

[Zipporah]

Spurlock thinks Chandler is the candidate who will make education better for Kentucky..

Spurlock is an idiot if he truly believes this.. KERA was the brainchild (so to speak) of the Demoncrats.. and it has DESTROYED education in Kentucky. More of the same with Chandler.

[billhilly]

Growing up in Western Kentucky I and my family were definitely not Blue Blood. The haircuts described in the article were worn by the girls, and then, as well as now, the democratic party pretended to champion the little "man." They did so for the same reasons. To get the votes any way they could.

One problem, and a very big one at that, has intruded on the political scene since the forties and fifties of my youth. In addition to the little "man" of the past, the democrats of today have to pretend to be for lesbians, gay men, athiests, criminals, illegal aliens, marxist university professors and a long line of liars called spin doctors. "Misfits are us" should be written over their national headquarters building in Washington. They and their brethren, (and sisteren) in the information business browbeat us into accepting their Alice in Wonderland views, with some degree of success; witness homosexual Bishops, gay boy scout leaders, disgraced former members of congress on the public dole, transparent extortion practiced openly by favored minorities, same sex marriages and pervasive anti-religious bigotry, (the only form of bigotry currently encouraged) persecution and prosecution of political enemies and the occasional scare tactics designed to cause panic in the public, are but a few of their survival tactics.

The patchwork quilt that has become the democratic party was not created out of love of man, but of necessity. The dinosaur that the democrats evolved into battles extinction without shame or logic, because what they stand for, or more correctly, what they fail to stand for has no relationship to their WWII past. It has everything to do with their clinging to the levers of power until the moment the patch in the quilt that abandons them first causes them to fall.

[wysiwyg]

Greg Spurlock

[pepperhead]

Yeah KERA is doing a great job in Kentucky.;) That is why high school graduates have to take reading classes at college. Spurlock is a idiot.

[Morgan's Raider]

He shares his take on what are the most important issues in the state: bringing jobs back to the state, maintaining funding for education, providing seniors with affordable prescription drugs and sustaining the economy.

It's my understanding that democRATS have controlled Kentucky since Napoleon was a corporal. Why haven't their beloved democRATS already fixed the problems?

[Old Sarge]

Fellow Kentuckian, here, BH. Very insightful job.

Oh, for new blood in Frankfort, before there's blood on the streets in Kentucky.

[Republican Wildcat]

What is he doing in that picture? Why is he lifting the front part of the shirt up?

[Fintan]

 

And this is what you get for your $500 at that Democratic fundraiser...

 

[Republican Wildcat]

LOL

[wysiwyg]

I think that's a reflection off the top of a car.

[cmsgop]

You Got Any Beer ?????

[wysiwyg]

HOLY MOLEY, that is one scary picture!

[CFC__VRWC]

The haircuts described in the article were worn by the girls, and then, as well as now, the democratic party pretended to champion the little "man."

Around here, mullets are worn by dirty beer-bellied scumbags who wouldn't know an honest day's work if it kicked them in the ass, and have to belt their wives around to feel like real men. The perfect haircut for a Democrat.

[Republican Wildcat]

Hmm...perhaps you are right about it being a reflection (on something) since on another look it has the fence making an appearance. It's a bit weird to be have one's picture taken with something that close up to you...but then again, it's weird to make a website like that in the first place.

[TontoKowalski]

What is he doing in that picture? Why is he lifting the front part of the shirt up?

Peeing in a sink.

[CommerceComet]

I suspect that the only persons who would find the website funny are those people who would actually wear a mullet. But I guess the Joe Dirts of this world need a laugh too.

[Just another Joe]

I've worn a mullet. Looked good on me!
I wasn't a demoncRAT, a scumbag, have never hit my wife, and was working about 16 hours a day at the time.
I did swill a little beer once in a while but not often.

I realize that you weren't talking about me personally but this reminder is just to say you can't judge a book by it's cover.

[Republican Wildcat]

Looked good on me!

Sure it did. :-)

[Just another Joe]

I got more women with the mullet than without.
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