Comments on: GOP R.I.P.

By: Ani

Ani — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 21:53:38 +0000

Truly. Their idea of policy is to run it up a flagpole and see if they can get away with it — then if people notice and complain en masse, they pretend they were never really trying to do it in the first place.

Leadership? Uh, no.

By: elise

elise — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 11:07:01 +0000

You know, I’m pretty Fed Up with you. I’ve read your comments for several months now and they usually begin, “Well I loved Hillary and I supported Hillary” and if anyone here still believes that it’s because they haven’t been reading your comments which is possible because you try to control the conversation and it’s boring. It has been the same from the beginning no matter what name you used and IMO you are no different than UBM. He is not what he claimed to be and neither are you. NQ has had it’s share of CDS in the last two years, but to make a pretense of being a supporter and then she says or does something and I don’t know you just don’t think you can support her anymore. You are Republican, you have said so in your comments and you are still part of a diminishing group of people who think their party doesn’t lie and the other party is ruled by demons, You can’t seem to understand that is the problem and why we have ended up where we are now. I’m not voting Republican again and I’d say most of the disenfranchised dems on nq will not either. I sent emails and spoke loudly against the treatment of Palin, but I will never vote for her and the opportunity will not arise because the Republican leadership is hanging her out to spin dry just as they did with McCain. Yes, Obama is bad, but am I going to forget how bad Bush/Cheney were? Not in this lifetime.

By: CentralMass

CentralMass — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 10:52:13 +0000

BARB, was the last republican president any better when he met with the Saudi’s?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAAIOoG_JOA

Also, he could afford to use cocaine anytime he wanted.

I just plan to keep voting against the incumbent. Regardless of which party they are in.

By: elise

elise — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 10:36:20 +0000

Add my name to the list of amen, Peggy Sue. I would go even further to say, both political parties will be the death of our democracy if we don’t send some clear messages in the next two elections. I voted for McCain. I almost choked but I did it as a protest against the DNC. That we are so incredibly divided as a nation isn’t by accident, but by design. We have been bamboozled for years by both parties.

By: viking

viking — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 05:38:46 +0000

breeze,

No doubt, that too.

By: viking

viking — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 05:34:56 +0000

“When that captain escaped, I knew then that our military is being forced to hold back and cater to this nonsense.”

T think you’re spot on with that remark and all others. Its the only explanation for why the glorified rowboat wasn’t blown out of the water right there and then. I gotta believe that our military there on the scene was sickened in that moment.

I’m wondering if this is another move by the administration to push us toward transnationalism. I mean, they’re not inept.

By: Ashy1

Ashy1 — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 01:39:54 +0000

Alvin, you don’t get out much, do you.

By: Ashy1

Ashy1 — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 01:31:10 +0000

Dear Gug – in response to:
“both parties are TOO influenced by lobbies. What I would like to talk about, is how to change that. How can it be changed without incroaching on the First Amendment? Those lobbyist cretins are misusing the First amendment rights they are guaranteed but shutting them off is clearly unconstitutional. So how to eliminate that egregious pressure that is leading to unhelpful (an huge understatement) laws?”

How about this. How about electing a president who actually fulfills his campaign promises. And, instead of making excuses for every stupid or duplicitous act, hold him accountable and expose these failings in the media so that all may see and be informed. Why put ALL the blame on lobbyists? After all, it takes at least two to engage in corruption. This is a two-party crime–no victims here.

By: breeze

breeze — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 01:04:55 +0000

I have a hard time believing that Bill Clinton can
be so easily swayed, Viking.

They must really be strapped for money is my only
conclusion.

By: John (from Liberal Rapture)

John (from Liberal Rapture) — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 01:04:48 +0000

This post is incorrect.

By: breeze

breeze — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 01:02:06 +0000

“…..we are loyal Americans.that love our great country.and we want what is best for her and her precious children.”

YOU BETCHA!!!

By: Ashy1

Ashy1 — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 00:56:42 +0000

Bless you, Steve_in_KC. You have far more patience than I do.

By: Uppity Woman

Uppity Woman — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 00:37:18 +0000

These pirates should serve as a horrible example, it will be the only way to make these pigs understand that attacking American ships is NOT a good idea. They should be shark food by now, the whole lot of them. While our military is being instructed to jerk around with these creeps, have you noticed what other pirates are doing?They just killed a French hostage. This is not something we should be pandering over. This is serious stuff and the world of pirates is watching. Limp wristed action will result in more of this, and worse outcomes. When that captain escaped, I knew then that our military is being forced to hold back and cater to this nonsense. If not, those pirates who jumped in after him would have been aptly removed from the gene pool in second, along with that tin can they are floating on. This is way past embarrassment. Our military is more than capable to resolve this in hours, and four days have ‘floated’ by because of this We Are The World attitude they are forced into.

All of this Kumbaya crap is going to get us all killed if we don’t cut this nonsense. The bigger a wimp our white house acts like, and believe me, they have already reached dangerous limits everywhere, the worse it will be for our country’s respect quotient. It’s one thing to be liked, it’s quite another to be respected. When you aren’t respected, you are a target. Don’t think for one second Al Queda isn’t watching this nonsense.

And a President who won’t even COMMENT is a President sending America a very strong message about just how much he doesn’t give a shit. I have NEVER seen a hijacking of any kind where the USA President blew it off and refused to even discuss it, even if he only repeated what the press already knows. I have a very bad feeling about the future safety of my country under this administration. A feeling I have never had in my not so short life.

By: Docelder

Docelder — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 22:50:26 +0000

$500,000 for a frigging PIZZA?

But he was NEVER here to help. He is here to deliver the U.S. over to world government, to lower our internal economy to an acceptable level and to disassemble capitalism so that world economies don’t have to suffer along with us from the capitalism natural boom-bust cycles.

By: I'mFedUp

I'mFedUp — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 22:45:44 +0000

Obama is spending money like a drunken sailor. $500,000 for a frigging PIZZA? Yet he couldn’t find a better way for HRC and WJC to pay off her debt? This is silly. And, you are right, the Clintons have the big time dirt on the Fraud. Maybe no more than we know, but they have the proof I am sure. I can’t get started on that, because I will get pissed that they didn’t spill it. But this whole thing is an ugly mess.