I agree. I’ve despised Richardson for months. He’s like Carville said “Judas” selling himself for 30 pieces of silver. Jesus, this Saddleback made me a good Christian again!

Seriously, you should viewe the meandering answer Obambi gave “I did not focus on others…I was interested in me…I was selfish…but when I grew up (?) I discovered that IT REALLY WASN’T ABOUT ME”…i”….and at this point Warren cuts him off “I like that..not about you” and they applaud…

Classic narcissistic sexist pig our Precious is! Barry needs to learn from a “SCOLDING MOTHER mother” –that’s what Moron McCafferty had called Hillary!

This world would be much better off if it were run by Scolding Mothers! Too bad the media morons have’nt picked up on this Truth.

One day McCafferty’s “accusation” (‘scolding mother’) will become a compliment for a politician. I guarantee!

Hillary, return immediately! You’re needed.

When does life begin? In your case, at the time your female parent omitted her dose of the morning after meds. Surely, the parthenogenesis of idiocy in your case was the cruel afermath that did not require ‘two to tango’.

Why don’t you uh uh go back to Hawaii to do body surfin’ with Precious, eh? Unless it’s above your pay grade–like comprenending diversity of opinion does not an unDemocrat make.

Obamyopia is still curable. Get help!

One minute he thorows granny Dunham under the bus of his political expediency and the next he’s appointed her Secretary of State!

I think Obama would have been far more effective if he had mentioned that Uncle Jeremia Wright would head his White House Spiritual Advisory Committee. I don’t think Granny Dunham would mind having him also rescued from under the bus. They’re old buddies by now!

Please make sure all 70,000 Obama fans get to respond to Larry’s question (minus “Jesus”) preferably via text messaging at the Convention:

“And who would you rather consult with on making America better? General David Patraeus and Ebay founder Meg Whitman, or Michelle Obama and Granny Dunham?”

“Jesus!!”

Amen.

m

When Obama me-anders on and on and on endlessly answering Warren’s question on “personal failings”…Rev. Warren cut him off. It’s a classic instant “blessing” for the McCain camp to be superimposed on Barry’s “Britney Moment” concept ads.

Barack: “I abused drugs, alcohol…I was interested in ME…and then Barack had his epiphany as “I grew up and I discovered that it really wasn’t about ME and I…” and here Warren bluntly cuts BHO’s me-andering off with:

“I like that…not about you…”

And the audience erupts into spontaneous applause for Warren’s sudden wit awakening Obama from his self-confessed “self-obsession” lethargy in motion!

A classic moment that I have yet to see stand alone on video. It will be engraved in the history books of political narcissistic sins. Not to mention Warren’s truly charitable, Christian act of having saved the poor audience from having to listen to yet another torturous lecture on Obama’s self-centred obsessions which, unhappily, continue to plague less Christian audiences to this very day!

Now we know why Hillary alays got the first hard answer, while Obama used to look toward her for a response to clue in before he formulatd his own. He covered up his lack of experience, specificity on issues, and confidence with meandering incompetence camouflaged as “nuisanced introspection and thoughtfulness”.

Ah, how we miss Hillary’s succinct intelligence, passion and preparedness on the trail.

But I guess it’s “above my pay grade” to comment on the DNC’s unforgivable political sins, now, ain’t it?!…

m

Its human rights have already begun according to you.

That would mean outlawing all birth control pills too. Perhaps you would be willing to submit your medical history and have your family pass inspection or face attempted murder and conspiring to murder, since it takes two to tango….
Can we make your daughter fill out a form and submit to physical exam to prove she needs the medicine?

Please, inform of the witch trial expert, errrr doctor she should have to get approval to make decisions regarding her own body.

If she floats when waterboard her, she’s a witch….

They did this to her constantly. One time that really irked me to no end was the RFK flap and painting her as an evil demon.

I had watched the video of that whole interview and although I thought she was remarkable in her knowledge and her stances showed incredible judgment and foresight, there wasn’t a moment when I felt anything odd had been said. Overall it was brilliant.

I was horrified by the supermarket gang up on her and the endless press stories portraying her as on a death watch.

Just astounding how they twisted it, and it was so obvious they had not listened to the entire interview which lasted around 30 min.

As a matter of fact, I believe such a person should be subject to prosecution for murder or manslaughter if an attack results in the loss of a fetus at any stage of pregnancy.

I don’t find this in any way inconsistent with my support of a woman’s absolute right to choose during her first trimester. I don’t know if a fetus is a child at that point, but until a fetus actually is, the rights of the potential child are vested in the mother. A doctor facilitating a woman’s choice at that stage is not the same as a violent criminal depriving her of that choice.

I’ve been seeing some interesting patterns emerging over the past couple of months. Dislike for Obama, for example, has revealed itself to be part of a larger picture. There’s also contempt expressed for Al Gore, John Kerry, liberal sensibilites, and the democratic party in general.

There’s been a lot of pro-offshore drilling talk, despite a consensus among experts that it would provide no price relief for years, if at all.

Suddenly Iraq–one of the biggest democratic issues–is no longer a topic. The idea is being pushed that yes, the surge is working. Forget that it’s working because all of the waring ethnic factions have consolidated their holdings into armed, segregated areas, and the U.S. military has been turned into a billion-dollar-a-month police force, paid for with rapidly escalating loans taken out in the name of the U.S. taxpayer.

Energy conservation is ridiculed.

McCain talks alternative energy, but he proposes token projects while he pushes the interests of big oil. Seriously meaningful alternative energy proposals by Obama are ridiculed. (Witness the top post in this thread.)

Global warming, which neoconservatives have denied for years while working hard to suppress all evidence, isn’t even a topic of discussion, even though serious alternative energy incentives represent the obvious solution to that problem as well.

American militarism toward Russia–a hallmark of traditional republican policy–is now pure patriotism around here. There’s only one right view to the Georgia/Russia situation, and John McCain and company have it.

The right to choose issue is no longer an issue. Mention an obvious tendency away from free individual reproductive choices, and you’re playing the fear card.

In short, it looks more and more to me like the anti-Obama movement is only a thin cover for a pro-republican third column action. There are quite a few die-hard, sincere Hillary Clinton supporters, but in the main that sentiment has also been skillfully appropriated and turned to serve a pro-republican agenda.

Of course, if you point any of that out, you’re a mindless, unthinking Obama troll, Obamabot, or whatever. Your intelligence, experience, and patriotism are all automatically written off.

That’s pretty much how I’m currently sizing things up.

1) I don’t know when a fetus should have human rights.
2) I am pro-choice, therefore fetuses have no human rights.

He is trying to have it both ways. You cannot simultaneously say that you are unsure when a fetus has rights and then say they can be aborted at will. If you believe in pro-choice you *must* perforce believe that fetuses have no human rights. If you believe fetuses *might* have human rights, you cannot be pro-choice, because in that case you *might* be killing 40 million people.

Sounds more like a typical politician than an agent of change.