Posted on 05/26/2010 12:09:34 PM PDT by presidio9
It’s not hypocritical to cast an ignorant vote for socialism and then regret it. It’s called learning from your mistakes. Sadly, this was a big one. Happily, those are the ones that teach lasting lessons.
Francois says let them eat oil.
The left constantly uses this argument -
you can’t be against some of our socialism if you accept any of it.
Well, “yes we can”
It is always successful when the Marxists tell the American people they are stupid (and racist) for not appreciating the glory of socialist poverty, oppression and control.
Perhpas in your neighborhood John but here in the rest of the country where the rest of us who didn’t marry billionaire live things just aren’t so rosey.
Yep sure is tough trying to sell sh!t isn't it John? Nearly impossible to kill the smell to make the sell!
You know, it has occurred to me that this Kerry guy just may be a flaming a-hole.
What, exactly, was “Richard Nixon’s power grab”?
I was certainly no fan of the man, but I’m wracking my mind trying to recall his “power grab”.
Anyone care to weigh in?
CA....
I have no sympathy.
None.
LOL! Yep. You nailed it.
OPPPSS Lt’d try that again!
Perhaps in your neighborhood John but here in the rest of the country where the rest of us who didnt marry a billionaire live, things just arent so rosey.
GAWD what an fugly SOB!
says that his party and President Obama are doing a ship-shape job. [See which industries contribute to Kerry campaign.] "We've come back," he says of the nation, Wall Street, and the economy. "This is an amazing resurgence." ...the Christian Science Monitor called to give him time to pitch his expansive climate and energy bill... citing the turbulent 1960s and the Watergate era. "Yes, I have seen it," he said, but while those were focused on the Vietnam War and Richard Nixon's power grab, he said "I think this is less focused." ...a frustration he feels that Congress and the president aren't getting the credit he thinks they deserve for pulling the country out of a second depression. "I think there's a comprehension gap," said Kerry... But he said that the D.C.-directed attacks are hypocritical, since many of those attacking Washington spending presumably want to keep their Social Security and Medicare and want Washington to play a big role in the Gulf Oil cleanup... the Democrats should change their communications strategy "to better sell what we've done."Yeah, the Obama administration's moves to destroy Israel are just a matter of poor communication about what they want people to believe.
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