Posted on 11/11/2004 4:01:04 AM PST by Smile-n-Win
Hmmm, W is to politics what Colombo is to crime...I like that analogy!
You must be arrogant to be a liberal. That's why we now hear this incredible outpouring of bad mouthing of Bush voters as idots, morons, uneducated, etc...They are saying now what they thought all along...
Kerry was the most liberal sanator in 20 years, that meant he was the most arrogant in 20 years...Guess what, no matter how he tried,he could not hide such a disgusting charater flaw and red America was smart enough to see the ARROGANCE AND THE DECEPTION.
Kerry agrees to head PLO.
Tonight on 60 minutes.
Dan Rather reporting.
(satire)
Does anyone have an idea what the IQ of Bush voters vs Kerry voters may be?
My theory is that ours is higher.
Now, what is that old adage about a fool being someone who keeps doing the same thing and expecting different results?
This from a guy who needs weeks of rehearsal to sound like an economics professor.
Distinguished Academicians and Professors of Thinkology. Emminently qualified to judge the President's intelligence - and YOURS!
Liberals mostly.
In my experience it's always liberals who pass judgment on the intelligence of those who disagree with them.
My favorite instance of this happened when Rush Limbaugh was just beginning to be heard nationally about 16 years ago. My socialist father-in-law said "Have you heard that new guy on the radio? I hear he's a real idiot..."
Before he could finish, I interrupted. "You mean Rush Limbaugh? He's no idiot. You wait and see. He's going to be a huge success." All my in-laws stared at me as if I were some Neanderthal.
Most liberals are elitists and have much of their self esteem tied up in their putative IQs. I just read a pretty good book about this, The Uncivil War : How a New Elite is Destroying Our Democracy. A quote from the editorial review:
(And re Rush Limbaugh: Somewhere I read that his combined SAT scores were around 1530. So take that, elitist snobs!)
I just finished The Uncivil War myself. A Google of FR seems to indicate that one person has it linked in his homepage, but other than that it seems not to have been discussed here. And yet the book just showed up in my local library, without my having requested it. So it must have some buzz, and indeed a college prof and I discussed the book yesterday, and he apparently had been hearing about it (which is pretty natural, considering its sociological critique of modern higher education).It just seems odd that no review of this book seems to have been posted on FR.
That's probably where he met his current Mrs. - At The Beer Cooler?
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