Posted on 09/14/2005 7:45:13 AM PDT by SmithL
Who was it that told all those folks to go to the Superdome, again?
It might be time for the GOP to cede the black vote to the dems and move on to other minority groups. To only focus on one minority group is racist.
Dems need to be justifying to us why, when they run the state and the city, they didn't safeguard their own.
Who's tired of taking blame for incompetent dems?
He described the situation correctly but credited the wrong people for it.
Oh the wailing and moaning and hand-rubbing of the laughable left. See ya at the next election, dude.
I guess he believes that people hundreds of miles away, and largely unaffected by the hurricane will suddenly decide to arbitrarily toss out their GOP congressman who had no responsibilities whatsoever regarding the emergency response in this disaster.
Meanwhile, all the elected Democrats in the affected areas will be embraced by their constituents for doing absolutely nothing to help them prepare and respond to this crisis.
I guess you can't expect logic from a guy who thinks another man's dirty hairy ass is a sex organ.
"That low scraping moan"
The sound of rabid gays like Morford as they lay scraping on the GayRonicle's stained
carpets having group sex with other rabid gays while dreaming up these wet dreams which pose as news articles.
Gee Mark, we can't tell which of your bodily orifices that sound and stench is coming from.
A_R
On the orders of the Democrat governor.
while our pampered CEO president enjoyed yet another vacation another corrupt Democrat hack used the National Guard to rescue his own personal property
The party of the bathhouse boys seem to like black Americans living in squalor for 40 years.
I'd say the storm blew the lid of their socialist utopia, and from the sound of their absurd hysteria, they know it.
That's what Mark Morford calls a little Saturday night fun.
On the contrary, Mr. Morford. Katrina has just made us more aware of the low unscrupulousness of the Democratic Party - as if we needed more evidence. It has shown a light on the corruption of the Democrat political machine in Louisiana. And it has pointed out again, in stark relief, the stupid bias of the mainstream media. Finally, it has made some of us more resolved not to aid any of those three groups in any way in the future.
Eeewwwww.
OMG! I don't want to hear about what went on in your bedroom last night!
The MSM has already moved on from Katrina and the NO fiasco. One, the death toll being so low it took the wind out of their sails, and two, the fact that gross incompetence on the part of the Democratic local and state leadership was impossible to conceal or deny. Another case of 'nothing to see here (now), move along!'
I can't help but laugh at this dolt.
There are those who really, really, REALLY want to believe that the Republican response to the events in New Orleans hurts the Republicans more than it does the Dem'crats. Wish and hope, like weeds, spring unbidden and unexpectedly from the most unpromising of soil, and have as little bearing on real world events as a shooting star overhead.
The FACT is, New Orleans has been a disaster in the making for decades. It didn't start with Ray Nagin, or even Moon Landrieu. Huey Long only inherited an already decadent situation, which he tried to turn to his advantage (and only earned him a sudden death by assassination). In all that time, the Republican party has been conspicuous by its absence. Therefore, every woe that New Orleans, and by extension, Louisiana, have suffered in the past century or more, may be laid directly on the doorstep of the Dem'crat machine politics that condemned fully two-thirds of its constituents into an unending, grinding poverty.
The po' folks endured, and managed to make a cuisine out of crawfish, and dirty rice, and shrimp. The "soul" made itself known in songs of lamentation, and sentimental pining for a world that most of the denizens of that dark city never knew. The awkward living situation forced upon them by the policy of never allowing the talented young an adequate exit from their prison of low expectations and severe penalties for demonstrations of "being uppity" managed to produce not one or two, but a dozen generations of those who never left.
Now they have. To Texas, to Utah, to Arkansas, to Tennessee, to Mississippi, even to northern Louisiana. And once gone, broken out of the prison, they shall never return, now that they have been delivered and seen America for themselves.
Within a decade, this will not be seen as a bad thing.
Except by Dem'crats. They recognize this epochal event as being the watershed beyond which they shall never again gain any significant power on the national level.
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