I would laugh my ass off if Palin got elected president. People would be so angry and disenfranchised.
Poll: Republicans Think Obama Is A Socialist, Palin More Qualified To Be President
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John 14:6
Jesus told him, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through me."
I'm agnostic, but seems like their belief is based on Jesus's own words.
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I would move to Italy, watch the chaos from afar, and return once the destruction was utterly complete.
1)The Republicans want all Democrats to be impeached.
2)I heard Obama was Loyalist {or was it a Federalist?
}3)Don't be silly. Obama was hatched. {if this rumor takes off I will deny it}
4)53% of the people are figuring Sarah Palin as President means her sitting on a chair, crossing her legs and...well, you can use your imagination.
5)How do Republicans secede? Is there a state where they live?
6)I'm surprised the number is that low.
7)Wouldn't that lead to more questionable births of future candidates?
- Qua,
Hey!!! I resemble that remark.
when was the last time a hippie or a bum bombed anyone?
Bums was the key word. Don't think I haven't resembled the other traits. But a gay pot smoking left wing who doesn't see a point in working for a living and pines for greater government redistribution is the bogeyman for many conservatives just like a racist fundamentalist is to liberals was my only point.
B_starinvestor
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Please name one person that said that Bush was an excellent president. On this website or anywhere.
Well about 50 percent of American voters voted for him. TWICE. I mean it was pretty clear in 2000 that he was a duhtz. Even more so in 2004. Yet 50% of the electorate voted for him. One would assume that a huge majority of Republicans thought he was at least OK, and out of those millions SOME of them had to think he did an excellent job.
Here. I found a link to a whole group dedicated to the fact that "George Bush Is an Excellent President"
a "whole group" of ten members
for reference, the "Brett Barrieau is an excellent cowboy!" group has 83 members.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=info&ref=search&gid=272510576054
Who is Brett Barrieau? Just some guy.
for reference, the "Brett Barrieau is an excellent cowboy!" group has 83 members.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=info&ref=search&gid=272510576054
Who is Brett Barrieau? Just some guy.
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SilverTrain
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And this is precisely the point of remarking about this extraordinary poll.
NOW, you can't find a Republican who will admit to thinking Bush was a good President. But well into 2008, Bush defenders were loud, prominent and many-numbered. And in 2004, they were viciously vocal in their support of Bush. Of course, it's a bit late now, to say you disfavor Bush. The damage (literally and figuratively) is done. So what was all that "support" about a few years back? And how could so many fervently-held opinions have changed so quickly?
I imagine the viewpoints regarding the issues addressed by this poll will run a similar course. In five (ten?) years, it will be difficult to find anyone who will admit to having taken these positions. But now it's a different tune being played. Is it really that people's minds change about the issues, or is it that a certain type of person will say or do anything to get "their guy (or gal)" elected, only "recanting" when the political winds favor it? Just wait until 2012 when they smell a chance to oust Obama. There'll be people willing to testify on the record that they saw Obama bleed green space goo. After all, he was a Muslim terrorist two years ago, an anti-American socialist last year, and this year, well, I just can't wait to see what the strategists come up with.
Am I cynical? You bet. History is instructive.
Signed, [insert epithet-of-the-month here]
D_Ambrosius Cottonballs
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I have already criticized Obama in several situations. As for me and many others I know, he is not the "perfect president" The sad story is that most republicans still consider Bush a ""Hero" HOW SAD AND BLIND IS THAT?
You've got a nice cock by the way!
You've got a nice cock by the way!
And most Democrats refuse to listen to criticism of Obama, believing it to be based purely in bitterness of defeat and partisan vitriol. And when they criticized Bush it was completely disinterested commentary
What is your point here? I don't think it's gonna devolve any more really. Republicans give conservatives a bad name. Much as hippies and pot smoking bums give progressives a bad name.
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D_Ambrosius Cottonballs
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Mmmm, what about ALL OF MY CO-WORKERS??? YEs, All of them! As sad as it is, They all believe he was a hero and they even cried when Obama was elected president! So, I have a reason to believe, that more than just about 17 co-workers believe that!
And just about a week ago, there was a very heated thread when He showed his face to "help" Haiti with Presidents Obama and Clinton. When he failed to help with the Katrina disaster.
And just about a week ago, there was a very heated thread when He showed his face to "help" Haiti with Presidents Obama and Clinton. When he failed to help with the Katrina disaster.
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SilverTrain
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Do your own damn research. We're tired of carrying your ass.
There you go thinking again. Maybe we'd all be better off if we just stopped thinking. Seems to work for them.
One can only hope. Provided we last that long.
I wish they could break it out by state. I think that would be very telling. Most people before the tape had no clue who/what Acorn is. But they hate hate hate them. They are recruiting the wrong people
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The statistics of the poll are not so surprising to me as it is that in this day even a significant number of people can be so easily deluded.
Its a given that you're already going to have a certain percentage fueled on bigotry, hate, and other more base emotions. These sorts will readily buy into any lie, no matter how absurd, because it validates within them emotions and feelings that otherwise would have to be characterized purely by the source from which they spring.
But it's the other, more rational, presumably more intelligent ones among the group who, in spite of the advances in global communication, technology, and access to information, still buy into propaganda, faulty logic, distortions of fact, mischaracterizations, and pure unmitigated bullshit.
On the contrary, the relative ease of access in today's global multimedia only seems to have facilitated the means by which a lie can be so easily told, the truth so easily distorted.
The only hope, for us as a nation, will be that the numbers of these individuals with so narrow a concept of life will be in the minority. The failing of the Republican Party, if they do fail, will be in that they continue to let the radical right dictate the party platform.
Our failing will be in allowing the truth become the lie...the lie, the truth.
Such is the nature of propaganda... like turning ones back to a wolf.
Its a given that you're already going to have a certain percentage fueled on bigotry, hate, and other more base emotions. These sorts will readily buy into any lie, no matter how absurd, because it validates within them emotions and feelings that otherwise would have to be characterized purely by the source from which they spring.
But it's the other, more rational, presumably more intelligent ones among the group who, in spite of the advances in global communication, technology, and access to information, still buy into propaganda, faulty logic, distortions of fact, mischaracterizations, and pure unmitigated bullshit.
On the contrary, the relative ease of access in today's global multimedia only seems to have facilitated the means by which a lie can be so easily told, the truth so easily distorted.
The only hope, for us as a nation, will be that the numbers of these individuals with so narrow a concept of life will be in the minority. The failing of the Republican Party, if they do fail, will be in that they continue to let the radical right dictate the party platform.
Our failing will be in allowing the truth become the lie...the lie, the truth.
Such is the nature of propaganda... like turning ones back to a wolf.
