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The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy – REVEALED!

OUCH!!

I just slapped my forehead so hard it hurt!  I just had an “Aha!” moment like you wouldn’t believe!  Duh!  Or is it Doh?

I feel like a dimwit for not seeing it before!  Oh, those Republicans!  I knew they were clever, I knew they were diabolical, but I never dreamed just how cleverly diabolical they are!  Now it all makes perfect sense to me!  And as soon as my head stops spinning, I’ll try to explain the insidiously intricate machinations these people are employing in this election.  And my forehead still hurts!

Hmmm… where to begin… I think I’ll start at the end.  OK, here it is:  Barack Obama loses his bid for re-election.  That’s really all that counts, isn’t it?  How we get there doesn’t really matter all that much.  I mean, we all know what’s in the sausage, but we eat it anyway, right?  And yes, pepperoni counts!

As for the beginning, we’ve already seen it, but it’s like a whodunnit.  You probably know that in a classic whodunnit, one of the first people you see is the murderer, but it’s someone you’d never suspect.   So it is with the plot of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy, otherwise known as the GOP.


The Sacrifice

See, we all knew it was going to be Mitt Romney clear back in 2008 when the People Who Really Run Things (PWRRT) ordered him to step aside so they could give John McCain his turn as the Nominee, even though McCain knew full well that he was the sacrificial goat being offered up to pay for the sins of the Neo-Cons.  Hence, the “dead goat” so many say they would rather vote for than Obama!

Poor John!  His fate was sealed when he hugged Dubya! 

The PWRRT promised Mitt that he was next in line, even though he’d be running against an incumbent president, which usually fails.  But even back then, I believe the fix was in.  I believe the PWRRT already had planned on Obama being a one-termer.  They only needed him to keep the Clintons out of the White House.  He’s served his purpose to them, so he’s done.  Stick a fork in him.

Now, don’t get me wrong.  I’m not saying that it’s the Republicans who are the PWRRT.  The People Who Really Run Things aren’t of one mind or one party.  Hey, that’s kind of like NQ!

But the PWRRT all have a few things in common.  They are incredibly wealthy – always have been and always will be.  They usually get their way, although they sometimes compete with each other.  They consider the world their chessboard.  Sometimes they win, sometimes they lose, but always to each other.  They are never beaten by outsiders.  Defy their wishes and you sleep with the fishes.  Maybe not literally, but still…

I’m trying to lead to my big “Aha” epiphany moment, but I had to lay some background for it to make sense.  Thank you for hanging in there with me.  Now I’ll try to get to the meat of the tissue.

Since Mitt Romney has been the chosen one for so long, why would the Republicans put so many candidates on the table to compete with him?  OK, here’s the big moment!

They’re all in on it!  They each have a role to play, and they are playing it convincingly, but they are all in on the real outcome.  I don’t know what all their roles are – but THEY do!  You don’t really think Newt Gingrich truly believes he could be president, do you?  And Rick Santorium?  LOLOLOL!!!

But I am convinced that many of the attacks on Romney are geared to defuse some of the issues Obama’s campaign might try to use against him in the fall.  Other attacks are simply to provide some excitement and theater so we don’t get too cynical and bored with the process.  But very soon the failed candidates will step aside and unite behind the winner, Romney, and campaign for him vigorously, each in his own way.  For example, moderates will all be so relieved it wasn’t Newtie or Sanitarium who won the nomination, they’ll be thrilled to vote for Mitt the Flit.

Put another way, if Romney had just waltzed in with no real opposition, there would be no “juggernaut” about him, no conquering hero.  It would be like Hulk Hogan winning wrestling matches against Woody Allen, PeeWee Herman, and Emo Phillips – although certainly not all at once!

BTW, I use references from the 1980s because that decade represents, in my mind, the “modern era.”

I mean look, if the Repubs want to make Mitt Romney look like a conquering hero, they can’t just hand him the nomination.  They have to make him earn it.  Well, at least make it LOOK like he earned it.  They have to create the appearance that Milquetoast Mitt is so “unbeatable” that he knocks his opponents out in the first three rounds.  Even the Nefarious Newt can’t stop him!  He’s that strong a candidate!  He’s Mighty Mitt!

The wild card in this election is Ron Paul.  His supporters come from completely different ends of the spectrum.  They are devoted to him like a 1970s Guru.  And the biggest mystery surrounding Ron Paul is this:  if he decided to run as an Independent, would he take more votes from Romney or Obama?  Think about it!

His anti-war, legalize-pot views are straight out of the Hippie Handbook for the Counter-culture.  On the other end of the spectrum, his strict constitutionalism and and right-wing views on taxes and personal liberties make his writings required reading for militias and survivalists.  He may attract both crowds, but I’m betting he gets more of the dopers than Obama gets.  And the irony is that those guys are all too stoned to realize they’re voting for the most conservative candidate of them all!  What a larf!

Really, the Paulies are the cult of this election, just as the Obots were in 2008 and the Deaniacs were in 2004.  All these born followers looking for a political hero have stuck to Ron Paul like cat hair on polyester.

Yes, I do believe that Ron Paul is the Republican Secret Weapon.  If the polls for Romney over Obama start to fade during the summer, the PWRRT will swing into action!  They’ll put Ron Paul center stage as an Indy candidate.  Immediately, Obama’s edge will slip away as the stoners and born-followers flock to Ron Paul, giving Romney the edge in the final stretch.  It’s a positively brilliant strategy!

Gee, I hope I haven’t let the cat out of the bag!  ‘Cause I’m wearing polyester!

  • Anonymous

    Larry wrote: I mean, we all know what’s in the sausage, but we eat it anyway, right?  And yes, pepperoni counts!

    NO…we all don’t eat it anyway.  Neither sausage or pepperoni.  If the US had paid attention to Ron Paul (or impeached Obama as recommended by Kucinich and Nader)..perhaps 30,000 Black Libyans might not have been murdered by NATO Forces supported by Obama using US taxpayers $$$$,  BUT..I guess we can all look the other way..because they are Libyan and Black. 

    http://blackagendareport.com/print/content/butchering-gaddafi-america%E2%80%99s-crime

    The Butchering of Gaddafi Is America’s Crime
    by BAR executive editor Glen Ford

    “Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton appeared like ghoulish despots at a Roman Coliseum, reveling in their Libyan gladiators’ butchery.”

    Last week the whole world saw, and every decent soul recoiled, at the true face of NATO’s answer to the Arab Spring. An elderly, helpless prisoner struggled to maintain his dignity in a screaming swirl of savages, one of whom thrusts a knife [4] up his rectum. These are Europe and America’s jihadis in the flesh. In a few minutes of joyously recorded bestiality, the rabid pack undid every carefully packaged image of NATO’s “humanitarian” project in North Africa – a horror and revelation indelibly imprinted on the global consciousness by the brutes’ own cell phones.

  • Anonymous

    Makes as much sense as anything the pundidiots are saying. And what’s an election without a good conspiracy theory?

  • Anonymous

    Following along with the consiracy theory:

    Mitt must already be putting his people in place.

    New Obama OMB director a Bain alum

    Jeffrey Zients will serve as President Obama’s new acting director of
    the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), but the president’s decision
    might undercut attacks on Republican Mitt Romney’s career as a venture
    capitalist, because Zients and Romney are both alumni of Bain &
    Company.
    “I’m
    pleased to designate Jeff Zients to lead the Office of Management and
    Budget. Since day one, Jeff has demonstrated superb judgment and has
    provided sound advice on a whole host of issues,” Obama said in a
    statement accompanying the announcement today. Zients previously served
    as Deputy Director of OMB under Jack Lew, who became Obama’s chief of
    staff with the departure of Bill Daley.

    http://campaign2012.washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/beltway-confidential/new-obama-omb-director-bain-alum/317976

  • Anonymous

    All I know is that Romney’s playbook this year smells just like Obama’s 2008 playbook.
    Dang its like I almost know the next play he will make.
    Personally I Did NOT like being played by the DNC in 2008.
    If the GOP is playing the same game this year that the DNC played in 2008 then I am Really Really Pissed…WIll the American Voters find out soon enough or will 2016 be too late to get our country back.

  • Anonymous

    Ah, Steve wrote this. Just thought you might want to aim your ire at the right person.

  • Anonymous

    Have you noticeed that ALL the pundits are turning every little utterance as racist. Right on cue. They are so damn predictable.

  • Anonymous

    I agree Harp, I’m sure Romney told Obama to do this. And Obama being so willing to help the Republicans out, did it as a favor.

  • Anonymous

    With Cain gone…it is now is now an all white GOP male GOP slate.

    Like I said in another post I will bet my last cent that the Race Card will be used by the left all through the campaign…

    As a side note…Romney’s church has a racist history that many blacks have not forgotten.  It was not until 1978 that blacks were allowed membership roles  in the LDS Church.
    I was wondering why that hasn’t been brought up yet by anyone.  Maybe they are waiting until he wins the primary.

  • Anonymous

    With Cain gone…it is now is now an all white GOP male GOP slate.

    Like I said in another post I will bet my last cent that the Race Card will be used by the left all through the campaign…

    As a side note…Romney’s church has a racist history that many blacks have not forgotten.  It was not until 1978 that blacks were allowed membership roles  in the LDS Church.
    I was wondering why that hasn’t been brought up yet by anyone.  Maybe they are waiting until he wins the primary.

  • yttik

    I don’t know Steve KC, my perceptions are off, because every darn election has felt like a joke to me. Later when the “jokes” become president, some of them have impressed me by their ability to actually do the job.

    The primary system, our media, the pundits, make everything so incredibly stupid, you can’t help but HOPE there is some elaborate conspiracy going on. Imagining that there really are PWRRT’s in control is a relief because at least somebody is in charge, evil intentions or not. The other possibility, that the candidates really are the best and brightest that the country has to offer is enough to make you want to jump off a bridge somewhere. Personally I believe that we’ve just made the presidential gene pool so small, that what is left over is just not that great. For example, no women, so that eliminates the talents of half the human race. You also have to be fairly wealthy to run for president, so there goes the talents of another half. By the time we’re finished what is available as a presidential candidate choice seriously leaves something to be desired.

  • yttik

    I don’t know Steve KC, my perceptions are off, because every darn election has felt like a joke to me. Later when the “jokes” become president, some of them have impressed me by their ability to actually do the job.

    The primary system, our media, the pundits, make everything so incredibly stupid, you can’t help but HOPE there is some elaborate conspiracy going on. Imagining that there really are PWRRT’s in control is a relief because at least somebody is in charge, evil intentions or not. The other possibility, that the candidates really are the best and brightest that the country has to offer is enough to make you want to jump off a bridge somewhere. Personally I believe that we’ve just made the presidential gene pool so small, that what is left over is just not that great. For example, no women, so that eliminates the talents of half the human race. You also have to be fairly wealthy to run for president, so there goes the talents of another half. By the time we’re finished what is available as a presidential candidate choice seriously leaves something to be desired.

  • Anonymous

    It’s admirable that Romney has prepared for the presidency. After all, even Michelle said Buh-rock “hasn’t done anything yet.”
    So far, I have respected Ron Paul as my elder and as a physician, but if he sabatoges this critical election, which impacts my children’s future, he and his supporters deserve my wrath in full measure.

  • Anonymous
  • PA

    Steve,

    I think you need to adjust your “moderate” tinfoil hat.

    How do you feel about Romney paying a 15% or less of a tax rate while at the same time saying no new taxes for the non-tax paying wealthy (like him) and wanting cuts to social security, medicare and other things that are important for many many Americans? And you wonder why we have an ever increasing wealth and income gap.

    “…the real issue raised by Romney’s maybe-revelation — are we sure that his tax rate is even as high as 15 percent? How much is shielded in tax havens? We need the returns — is the way our system allows those with very high income to pay substantially lower taxes than the upper middle class. If capital gains and other investment income didn’t receive special treatment, we’d be getting substantially more revenue. Why does our political elite talk only about cuts to social insurance, and not at all about raising more revenue from the upper tail of the income distribution?”

  • Anonymous

    LOL Steve I love this post.

  • Anonymous

    lol

  • Anonymous

    and a fine piece it is too.
    I always enjoy Steve’s posts.

  • Dorinda

    Would be a tad difficult for Obama to bring up a racist church problem for Romney.  Pot, meet kettle.

  • Anonymous

    Mitt may well be finished with this.

    Romney Was Board Member Of Company Fined Over $100 Million For Medicare Fraud — Criminal Fine

    http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2834443/posts

  • Steve

    Hey! Larry, thanks for the article. You are interesting.

  • Anonymous

    Me too!

  • Anonymous

    wow …. why did it take this long for this to come out…
    was someone saving it for the General Election….

  • Anonymous

    Its looking ilke I make in a year what Romney makes in less than a minute yet I pay a much higher % of federal taxes and yes I do tithe too.

  • Anonymous

    Here’s the deal though. Let’s say I work for company X for 5 years, and then they go bankrupt on December 31st. If I worked up until that point for company X they have to pay me my wages. If they don’t you can take legal action them. There’s no other loss for me, outside of losing my job.

    Now, I’m an investor and I sink $5Million into Company X and then it goes down. Unless I’m politically connected like Obama’s Solyndra buddies, I’m out that $5M, or at least I’ll only get a small fraction of that back. That’s a complete loss for me as I’m now out $5Million. If the company succeeded then I would pay 15% on that gain, but since it went under there’s nothing to pay taxes on.

    Would it make liberal do-goody-gooders happy if employees had to cover those loses upon termination? Maybe instead of severance pay my employer can hand me a fully collectable bill for my share of the $5Million loss?

     

  • Faulkner

    It would be hard to bring up with Harry Reid and Jeremiah Wright on his team.

  • PA

    Not sure what you point is? You seem to have some weird twisted logic.

    Great you make investments and you take your chances and you can gain or lose. We all know that.

    What does that have to do with taxes?

    Taxes are on income. You only pay taxes if you have income. Romney pays at most if not significantly less than 15% on his income. By the way he also gets a future tax benefit on his investment loses. He has a much lower tax rate than the rest of us. He does not pay his fair share.

    Regarding Solyndra. I think the equity investors in that company lost all of their money. Loan guarantees by the government did not guarantee that investors did not lose money.

    Employees do not own the capital in the company. They are not responsible for the losses. They pay far higher tax rates then the owners like Romney. That is not fair.

  • Anonymous

    Steve, I think that you may be right.  I just sighted eighteen black boxcars on a remote railroad siding outside of Rugby, ND.  Each car had “UN” in white letters painted on the side, and each had a modern design aluminum guillotine that was made in Japan mounted at the head of the car.  Around the inside of the boxcars were brand new wrist shackles at shoulder height.  I tried to take some photos, but three black unmarked HumVees with black-uniformed troops (but, strangely, with blue UN berets) chased me off.  The told me that they were stationed at Minot and Grand Forks Air Force Bases (Rugby is midway between the two) in abandoned Minuteman ICBM silos that had been secretly converted since Obama took office.  Sorry that I couldn’t get pictures of any of any of this, but they pointed a strange looking ray gun (with a very prominent Apple logo on it, oddly enough) at my digital cameral and erased every shot that I had taken.  We went out and had a couple of beers at Jester’s Lounge and then they put me on the Amtrak to Spokane.

  • http://twitter.com/Juliezzz Juliezzz

    Really well written and funny! Steve good job!

    If it didn’t have truth to it we could laugh it all off. Your PWRRT is just a fancy acronym for New World Order(NWO). Yeah I said it so what? It’s not conspiracy theory. Unfortunately it’s conspiracy fact. Why on earth would the rich guys behind the curtain want to give up power every 4 years or so by only siding with one political party? Why not control both parties so that then you are never out of power?

    I mean honestly this is an open secret. Yeah the Dems and the Repubs have a real rivalry. Both want the power and are willing to fight for it. But, the men behind the curtain don’t really care who gets it for the most part. I firmly believe they hedge their bets. They tell most of these candidates that they are “THE ONE” ….the made guy…a shoo-in. But in reality all they want is a puppet salesman. Obama was supposed to be the guy who could sell America anything because of his star power. Now how do they choose the most influential guy? They flood the arena with ringers to fight it out and wait for the cream to rise to the top. Romney given all the opportunity still can’t seem to catch fire but then none of the others can either. This puts the elites in a quandary. Who is their star salesman?

    Ron Paul is not their choice and never was. He would torpedo their plans on where they want to take the country. Why do you think he is treated differently? Why the “he can’t win” mantra spewed daily until the unwashed masses eyes glaze over and repeat it in their sleep? Why is he continually ignored by the corporate owned media? Well, it’s because if he catches fire than they are screwed. If his ideas of smaller government and more personal freedoms catch fire once more in the country, they are screwed.

    So yeah ,the fix in. It has been in for a long time now. And Ron Paul supporters aren’t blind followers like you suggest. They see exactly how long this process has been fixed. They see where the NWO are taking us. They see there is virtually no difference between parties on the issues that concern the NOW. On those issues, they fall in line….or else. You want to know why Paul supporters stand doggedly behind him and vow their votes to go only to him? Because he is the ONLY true patriot running who is going to fight against this secret oligarchy who runs things. If you look at all of these candidates and their connections and who they get money from, who they are buddies with, what bills they have voted for that seem to go against what they have espoused, you begin to see who controls them.

    You want freedom? Paul’s your man. You want smaller government? Paul’s your man. You want a constitutional government who follows the law and respects personal liberties? Paul is your man.

    Vote for anyone else means throwing these things in the trash can. Romeny himself told you that with hi support of the NDAA.

  • http://www.dwarfhamster.com/ dst

         Romney
    better be “acting” non-focused at the last and most previous debates with  the intent to slam OB unexpectedly
    in the real debates. Gore dominated GWB at the first debate. Rove got his
    number and by the most important 3rd debate no clean victory. If not,
    BO with Axelrod and Co. behind him, will smit-Mit real easily and get him into
    that flustered state making him not look like the one Americans would want to
    trust to hold the key to the nukes (myself included in that). The potential
    youth desertion to Paul may give reason for this apparent “No” to the pipe line
    and I expect a major break through with the Mullah’s as the Oct. surprise. Hey
    Dem’s including me always did suspect something between Reagan and Iran
    to keep the hostages and do you really think they, unless they really believe
    in the return of the Madi or 12th Iman, want to deal with the
    Repub’s except for Paul vs. OB?  I’m sure we could reward them with much without
    many being aware of it and could that be why he stayed out of any involvement
    in Iran when
    two summers ago? Me, unless things change drastically and  based on the fact that we will have survived
    4 years on this “Type 13 Planet” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2u2Cj16ufA   under OB might just vote for him  feeling now, more likely to get 4 years more
    with OB than any other than Newt. By tomorrows debate I suspect his trainers to
    try to Neut-inize Mit.

  • http://uhscuseme.wordpress.com/ Pat Riot

    And yet the voters of MA selected him to be their governor.

    I consider the source of this information and the complete lack of actual links to verify it. Freepers are hard core right wingers. I couldn’t care less what they say.

  • http://uhscuseme.wordpress.com/ Pat Riot

    Now that is very funny!

  • http://uhscuseme.wordpress.com/ Pat Riot

    I will agree with you that Paul is the loose canon and I actually think some of his ideas are spot on. The Republicans would never select him as their nominee though.

  • Anonymous

    Harp2,

    I wonder if this has anything to do with the the things Dr. Tom wote about in his RAC Audits post below.  We had a hospital here in Denver, one that has to take all the uninsured, fined a whopping sum also recently over something to do with Medicare.  It seems to me this is more about Medicare billing procedures, etc.

  • Scottymac54

    I have seen the prison trains on the West Shore Line, and in yards off the New Jersey Turnpike.

    They are white.

  • http://twitter.com/Juliezzz Juliezzz

    unless the people forced them to nom  Paul.  If
    Paul didn’t have a chance then they wouldn’t be so afraid of him

  • Scottymac54

    “Like I said in another post I will bet my last cent that the Race Card will be used by the left all through the campaign…”

    This is correct.

    AND, the anti-Mormon card.

    Hit pieces are already running on network news (ex., Sawyer), and especially local news (to minimize blowback).

    These are the talking points of tomorrow.

  • Scottymac54

    But Barky’s church was an ethnic-based congregation, part of a mainstream Protestant denomination that is not exactly a household name.

    They will use the concept of “Mormon power” and “spiritual abuses” to marginalize the faith as a whole.

  • Scottymac54

    The campaign for Dr. Paul is very much in the catbird seat now, probably without even realizing it.

    The establishment GOP knows full well that votes for Dr. Paul are non-transferable to Romney.

    And, even though I don’t believe Dr. Paul would actually do it, the prospect of a potential independent run must have the neocons shitting in their drawers.

    This is a win-win for most everyday working people, both sides of the fake left/right paradigm and the powers that be will be forced to make major concessions we could never have wrested from them otherwise, and
    they ABSOLUTELY cannot renege on any of them, because the source of this new power cannot be quietly be extinguished by the real enemy inside the gates.

    Time for audience participation, people. 

  • http://twitter.com/jbjdjbjd jbjd

    The primaries only choose who among the D’s or R’s is the club’s candidate for POTUS; and Electors for which candidate are represented by the candidate’s name on the general election ballot. If enough states have ballot laws allowing write-ins; it is quite possible that a 3rd party candidate could garner the votes of enough Electors to throw the election to the House of Representatives.

  • http://twitter.com/jbjdjbjd jbjd

    Except that, the education provided to the workers ‘free of charge’ was paid for before they became employed by the entrepreneur. The police, the fire department, even the buses/trains to get the workers to work; all dependent on the public dime. So, it’s kind of anachronistic to describe the  ‘value’ of the business in terms limited to the owner’s accounting ROI; and not to all of the other ‘freebies’ that contribute to his or her bottom line.

    If I sell my labor per hour or per term of contract; I cannot share in the profits which result from the fruits of my labor. Thus, it is absurd to consider that I should share in the costs when investments supplied by others, fail.

  • Anonymous

    Way to go Steve.  You have given us all something to think about.

  • Anonymous

    Why would it be a problem for O to do this?

  • Anonymous

    It is alleged that he is worth at least a qtr. of a “B”.

  • pookie14

    As many have said –it takes money to run for office…

  • Anonymous

    Retired… I really wish they would have let you keep those pix.  We could use some proof!!

  • Anonymous

    foxyladi14, you have excellent taste! lol

  • Anonymous

    That stuff happened 20 years ago, when Obama was still in college, living with his gay Pakistani lover, with white powder all over his nose.  It’s hardly earth-shattering anyway. 

    Gasp!  Back in 1990, a medical facility overbilled Medicare! 
    Hard to believe!

  • Anonymous

    Thank you, Juliezzz!  You know I was thinking of you while writing those last paragraphs!

  • Anonymous

    You’re welcome, Larry.

  • Anonymous

    I don’t have a blowing kiss picture handy, so just pretend I sent you one, Marge!

  • Anonymous

    kin,

    I have worried about the same thing.  However, not being a delegate for any of the other contenders, I’m not getting inside information.  Are they bussing in high school students to vote?  Did they have bullies working at the caucuses, and is the RNC allowing all kinds of caucus rules breaking?  Does Romney have an ACORN-like organization up and running to scare away the people most likely to vote for Mitt?  Who is his Axelrod and Pouffle (SP?)?  Who are his NP:and HR?  Where is his Donna Brazille-Nut telling people to “stop the hate”?  I need more information before I put this in as an Obama-like fix. 

    As and ex-Dem, I always viewed the GOP as an old-boys and their big-haired women club.  So perhaps there is some type of Republican fix going on.  But….I just have not yet seen the horrible Chicago-style politics going on.

  • Anonymous

    yeah so he can buy all those endorsements and delegates.

  • Anonymous

    That beer you had? Did it come with a bag of Frito’s RFID Chips?

  • Anonymous

    More shits and giggles as the Republicans eat there own….Leaked McCain opposition research dossier on Romney….

    US election 2012: Mitt Romney ‘forced Mormon church member to risk death by giving birth’

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/us-election/9023718/US-election-2012-Mitt-Romney-forced-Mormon-church-member-to-risk-death-by-giving-birth.html

  • Anonymous

    But if you think about it, it was not until Texas that most of us really knew about the caucus fraud. 
     It wasn’t until the Texas two-step when Hillary people started going “Wait a minute something stinks here.”It wasn’t until after the Texas primary that it really became known that something fishy was going on with the caucus voting.
    It wasn’t until after Texas that people started going wait a minute there seems to be a strange pattern in the DNC primaries, especially in the Caucus states.

    Could his happen with the GOP..I hope not, but I don’t know anymore.

  • Anonymous

    kin, since I had been a delegate for Hillary throughout my whole state process during the caucuses, I DID hear things all along–even before Texas.   That’s why I first mentioned the fact that I’m not working in anyone else’s campaign.  I just wonder if there are people who can answer my questions.

  • Anonymous

    All I know is that I do not trust our national election system anymore.

  • beachnan

    Great comment Steve!!  It’s not okay for Mitt to earn a whole lot of money, God forbid, but we put someone in the oval office who has confessed to doing cocaine.  Hey, no problem there.  I swear people are going to look back on these times, and they will say WTF were those people thinking when they elected that man, Obama, to become President.

  • just dropping by

    I guess if you believe in the US Constitution, the Magna Carta & the Declaration of Independence you must really “believe in the Hippie Handbook”.

    God bless Ron Paul, his supporters, the USA and our Constitution, or what’s left of it. 

  • EllenD818

    Black is more sinister and cinemagraphic.

  • EllenD818

    That was fun Steve. But what if Obama wins?
    Has anyone polled Ron Paul’s followers to see who they actually are?
    And finally – do stoners actually make it to the polls?

  • Anonymous

    Sometimes if ya don’t laugh, you would just have to cry or scream all the time.

    Laughing, when I can, works better for my blood pressure. At my age that’s a prime consideration.

  • Anonymous

    Back at ya Steve.

  • Anonymous

    And neither do I.

  • Anonymous

    Remember that according to the Dems and Media its ok for the Dems(Especially the Elite) to participate, believe or do it but not the conservatives or Republicans.
    Anytime the Dems(Epecially the Elite Dems) do, say or participate in something that is even more sizzling than they are condemning the Reps for it gets put on the further most back burner.
    Just look at the past history. Remember Robert Byrd???

  • Anonymous

    Our country’s standards have shrunk so low.
    I do truly feel that with Obama they have shrunk even lower….
    Hey look at who they are looking up to…Most kids are in the mindset that if the President can do it than its way more than Okay.

  • Anonymous

    Now here is an outrage.. No matter if you like Obama or not. This crap is outrageous! The man need to be prosecuted……

    Newspaper Editor: Israel Should Consider Assassinating Obama [UPDATE]

    http://gawker.com/5877892/newspaper-editor-israel-should-consider-assassinating-obama

    https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/284979-ajt.html

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