[rintense]

You certainly have a very interesting 'anti-RINO' history...

So here we have you admitting to supporting Romney in order to ‘stop McCain’, and voting for Rudy as the lesser of two evils:

Duncan Hunter Interview - Dec 8, 2009: On Huckabee, the EPA, GOP Amnesty Hacks, and Harry Reid!!

Thursday, December 10, 2009 7:56:25 PM • 58 of 73
counterpunch to WalterSkinner

No, I was never for Rudy, though I would have voted for him in a heartbeat over 0bama.
The only candidate I was ever enthusiastic about at all was Fred.
Unfortunately, Fred wasn’t.

After that, it was clearly a race for Romney to stop McCain, and I was for stopping McCain.
Charlie Crist pretty much ended that and sealed the McCain nomination — something I have not forgotten, and I hope no one else has either.

But once it became clear that McCain was what we had to live with, I supported him over 0bama.
It was very frustrating watching such an incompetent boob blow every opportunity he had for 3 months straight.

Still, I proudly voted for the guy who wasn’t 0bama.

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And then there’s calling Duncan Hunter a ‘two-bit pol’ and 'nobody' while touting Thompson (we'll address the 'nobody' later)

Duncan Hunter Interview - Dec 8, 2009: On Huckabee, the EPA, GOP Amnesty Hacks, and Harry Reid!!

Thursday, December 10, 2009 5:34:45 PM • 37 of 73
counterpunch to pissant

It’s pointless for a two-bit pol like Hunter to endorse another two-bit pol like Huckabee in the first place.
When Reagan endorsed Ford, it was to bring the party together after a hard fought campaign. Same for when Romney endorsed McCain. These are cases of the runner-up getting behind his party’s chosen nominee once the race is over.

But when a nobody like Hunter drops out a few weeks into the race to endorse another longshot like Huckleberry, it serves no purpose other than for the drop to stroke his own ego and pretend like his opinion matters.

Unlike Reagan endorsing Ford, Hunter endorsing Huckleberry had nothing to do with helping his party win the Whitehouse. It was just an insignificant politician’s vain attempt at influencing the outcome of an intraparty race.

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• Duncan Hunter Interview - Dec 8, 2009: On Huckabee, the EPA, GOP Amnesty Hacks, and Harry Reid!!

  Thursday, December 10, 2009 4:38:01 PM • 32 of 73
  counterpunch to pissant

  He should have endorsed Fred Thompson.
  You SWORE at the time he would.
  I called it. I told you Hunter would endorse Huckleberry, because I saw they were two peas in a pod.
  But you said never in a million years would that happen, because you knew your guy.
  So I submit that you are the one who doesn’t know sh*t.

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Then there’s this lovely post, an adoring photo collage endorsement for Rubio, the man who is against the AZ immigration law:

Republican Govs. blast Baucus bill

Monday, September 28, 2009 9:56:58 PM • 8 of 11
counterpunch to jveritas

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Which is kinda funny since you’re SOOO for supporting the Constitution:

WND being dissed on Republican web site over BC controversy

Sunday, September 06, 2009 1:11:01 PM • 45 of 68
counterpunch to mkjessup

You can be however you like out in “real America” but your politicians are all the same no matter where you go.
And they all are all about protecting the power in Washington, not the Constitution.

It’s a little sad that you are so naïve.

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And this nice little Jeb Bush fawn:

• Election 2010: Florida Republican Primary for Senate Rubio 49%, Crist 37%

  Monday, February 01, 2010 4:09:03 PM • 6 of 17
  counterpunch to MissesBush

  Just wait until Jeb Bush endorses Rubio in the final days before the primary.
  You’ll need cadaver dogs to find Charlie Crist’s support.

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  Funny stuff since Rubio is falling behind Crist with each day. Perhaps he should call that bastion of conservatism, Jeb Bush.

  And how about this glowing gem for Newt?

  Whom do Freepers Prefer For president

  Wednesday, September 16, 2009 12:48:56 PM • 14 of 249
  counterpunch to OneVike

  This poll is useless without Newt Gingrich included.

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  And this one right below it:

  Freep This Poll for Palin!

  Tuesday, September 15, 2009 4:50:29 PM • 10 of 23
  counterpunch to DB9

  Go Newt!

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  Or this one?

  Gingrich urges Obama to fire AG Holder

  Friday, August 28, 2009 4:55:04 PM • 32 of 44
  counterpunch to Sub-Driver

  Hopefully Newt will replace President 0.J. in 2012 and fire Holder himself.

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  BTW, your boy Newt picked Scozzafava FIRST over Hoffman. Care to explain that?

  But I digress. Here are some more gems:

  A very loving comment about conservative, Jim DeMint:

  DeMint defends Graham on climate

  Friday, March 05, 2010 4:04:42 PM • 37 of 113
  counterpunch to pissant

  Hey, DeMint and Graham belong to the same Country Club.
  Of course DeMint is going to stand up for Graham before he stands up for “regular Americans.”

  All these guys are the same.
  They never learn.

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  Yeah, because Newt’s position on global warming is so stellar.

  AS I’ve gone through the history, I’ve noticed an interesting pattern… Newt, Romney and then it hit me. It wasn’t Scozza, it was Scott Brown you were touting! You were in Scott Brown threads more than Pissant in Hunter threads.

  Here’s your lovely prediction:

  Karl Rove: Brown Will Win by 3-6 Points

  Tuesday, January 19, 2010 1:39:07 PM • 3 of 36
  counterpunch to GVnana

  Brown by 10 to 15 points.

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  And this:

• Breaking: Scott Brown to be seated in Senate Thursday, 11 Feb!

  Monday, February 01, 2010 4:02:55 PM • 17 of 205
  counterpunch to pabianice

  Seat Senator Brown Now!
   
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  Which sets this awesome quote up:

  Sarah Palin and John McCain Appearing NOW on Greta on FNC!

  Friday, March 26, 2010 10:15:45 PM · 15 of 600
  counterpunch to rurgan

  I’m not the one campaigning for RINOs.

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  And then there was some silly post about you saying Scott Brown would take charge of some meeting with Obama, and they'd be listening to Brown. Yeah, how'd that work out? (as for your comment, saw it but couldn't find it once I grabbed all these. Wouldn't want to be called a liar or anything).

  Then I stumbled upon this beautiful post:

  AZ-Sen. 2010: AZ Sen Poll: McCain Opens Primary Lead (over Hayworth) (thanks a lot, Sarah)

  Friday, January 22, 2010 11:45:30 AM • 101 of 380
  counterpunch to rabscuttle385

  I’ve been trying to warn people here about Palin. She’s not what many would like to believe.
  The Palin delusion and projection is the parallel on our side of the 0bama delusion and projection was on the Dems side.

  Palin is not down with our struggle.
  If she was, then she would have never come out for McCain.
  Ridding the GOP of people like McCain is our #1 priority.
  And Palin is an opponent of our top priority.

  Get it through your heads quickly, people.
  Before you allow this woman to lead us even deeper into the wilderness.

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  But Brown, Newt and Rubio are. Oh, I forget. The one conservative you do like is Pence. But if Pence declares a run for Presidency in the wood, does anyone hear it?

  So what I see here is someone who has a tendency to support big government moderates (aka RINOs), turn around and deny it by slamming conservatives and calling them RINOs.

  You're more all over the place than 15 year old boy losing his virginity.

  But you go on touting 'Pelosi lover, global warming hack' Newt, 'I'm the GOP healthcare savior' Brown, 'I'm the best republican who doesn't like the AZ law' Rubio and Romney as your the lesser of two evils to McCain.

  Sorry for saying you supported Scozza.

[jla]

Palin is not down with our struggle.

LOL - Why does that conjure up an image of Archie Bunker's son-in-law?

[onyx]

Well done!!

And this line I want to remember:
“You’re more all over the place than 15 year old boy losing his virginity.” LOLOLOL.

[counterpunch]

So where was I for Scozzafava?
Where did I ever call Hoffman a liar?
That was the only thing at issue.

It looks like you’ve gone through my entire posting history and the best you’ve got is that I supported Fred Thompson, Rubio over Crist (and still do), Scott Brown over Coakley, prefer Romney to McCain, would vote for Giuliani over 0bama, thought Duncan Hunter had less than a snowball’s chance in hell. And I admire and respect Newt Gingrich’s mind, but not Sarah Palin so much.

So where’s the beef?
I could have told you all that, and saved you the time. Thanks for reading though. That’s why I write.

But the one thing you have failed to do in your wild goose chase is back up your slanderous lies.

[pissant]

You done good