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Limbaugh repeatedly refers to "Democrat" Party as "a gulag"

March 08, 2010 2:15 pm ET

From the March 8 edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Rush Limbaugh Show:

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    • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 2:27 pm ET)
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      Amen Rush. He always finds just the right words to describe the Dems. They do run their party in the same manner the old Soviet Politburo did. What a surprise. The Dems are going to get annihilated in November.
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      • Author by christopher howard (March 08, 2010 2:35 pm ET)
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        What a surprise that Mr. Torture BJFan would be here comparing the other side to the Soviets.
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      • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 2:37 pm ET)
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        We're going to win 70 House seats in November and completely shut the Dems out of everything next year.
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        • Author by epkklk851 (March 08, 2010 2:43 pm ET)
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          That's what the Republicans in Congress have been doing the last three years, ban together and stop the Democrats from governing by hook or by crook, and then complain loudly that the Democrats aren't governing or letting them play.
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          • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 2:48 pm ET)
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            Ane the problem with that is......? The strategy appears to be working.
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            • Author by epkklk851 (March 08, 2010 2:54 pm ET)
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              The problem with that is that no governing is taking place and the people are being hurt by a bunch of arrogant, insensitive, childish, petty, pouty brats! And the stupid Teabaggers are too dumb and deluded to realize they are being played, so some of them may get dangerous because they aren't getting their ways (whatever it is at the moment.) Ruining the country because you lost an election isn't a matter of principle, it's just plain STUPID!
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              • Author by whatIthink (March 08, 2010 3:01 pm ET)
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                But the ironic thing is that the teabaggers are the very thing that's going to stop BJ fans fantasy of Republicans taking the mojority. Teabaggers are so ideologically blinded that they will turn on any Republican that doesn't toe their fanatical line and it's going to split the conservative vote.
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                • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 3:12 pm ET)
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                  If that's what you believe, you don't understand Tea Party sorts.
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                • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 3:12 pm ET)
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                  We backed Scott Brown knowing he is pro-abortion.
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                  • Author by foghornleghorn (March 08, 2010 3:16 pm ET)
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                    Teabaggers aren't rallying because of abortion. They stage their hate fests because of imaginary tax increases, imaginary government takeovers, and the black man sitting in the White House.
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                    • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 3:26 pm ET)
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                      We protest because we hate Obama. Not because of his skin color, but because of his Marxist policies. He is trying to take the US off a cliff, and I want him to fail in his effort to do so.

                      I seem to remember between 2000-2008, you libs said that dissent is the highest form of patriotism. Well I dissent from Barry, ergo I am patriotic. THere is nothing unpatriotic about wanting a president to fail.
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                      • Author by magnolialover (March 08, 2010 3:47 pm ET)
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                        What has he done that is Marxist? Nothing. Your dissent is based on a false premise.

                        Next?

                        We, being most democrats, never wanted Bush to fail. At least, I know I didn't. Our President failing, regardless of who he is, or what party he is from, is BAD for our country.
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                        • Author by epkklk851 (March 08, 2010 3:51 pm ET)
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                          Amen to that! I disagreed with Bush on practically everything, but I didn't want him to fail! I may have wanted him to stop doing things, but his failure meant the country's failure, and my failure, too. Teabaggers have every right to protest, I have no problem with their protests, but I disagree with everything they stand for, and I do not think they are protesting for a better world.
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                      • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 3:52 pm ET)
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                        Obama doesn't have Marxist policies. That's a lie. Bush is the one who almost drove us off a cliff, but you weren't whipped into a frenzy over it. I'm looking at the stock boards as I type . . . on March 6, 2009, the Dow closed at around 6,600 . . . the Dow is set to close today at around 10,600. Do you see a difference there, BJ? The jobs lost between December 2008 and February 2009 were right at 2 million. The jobs lost in February of this year were 36,000. Do you see a difference there, BJ? The U.S. economy grew at the fastest rate in 6 years for the year ending December 2009. Why is that, BJ? This was even with the Bush 2009 budget which left us 1.4 trillion more in the hole than we already were when it ended on September 30, 2009. See, if you were really an economist, you'd know that Obama operated under the Bush 2009 budget for all but three months of his first year in office.
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                        • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 4:24 pm ET)
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                          I will stipulate that GWB caused the recession. It would have been an ordinary cyclical recession that would have ended a long time ago had we the courage to dare to do nothing.

                          Obama is not only not fixing the problem, he is exacerbating it. Bush lit the fire, and Obama is dousing it with gasoline. Obama inherited the Bush Recession, but is is turning it into the Obama Depression.

                          Think of GWB's irresponsible deficit spending as speeding. GWB was doing 85 in a 55 zone and was wrong to do so. That said, BHO is doing 380. It is a matter of scope.

                          Obama is using Cloward-Piven and Alinskyite tactics to destroy this country. He is bankrupting us - intentionally so he can rebuild in a socialist image. I no longer think BHO is incompetent as much as I think he is malfeasant.

                          Those numbers you cite are BHO Commerce Department estimates. Let's see what happens when we get the actual data. Methinks the estimate will be revised downward. The figures you cite are political guesses. The BHO Commerce Dept wouldn't lie - would it? Off course not!

                          We ONLY lost 36,000 jobs. Wow, the 36,000 people who lost their jobs must be thrilled!

                          The fact is that BHO promised us that unemployment would not go above 8% if we passed his stimulus bill. Unemployment has hovered around 10%. His stimulus bill did not create one single job with the possible exception of Scott Brown's. Frankly, I don't care if some government bureaucrats who otherwise would have been laid off kept their jobs - we could use few government bureaucrats anyway. The stimulus has created ZERO private sector jobs. Government employees do not produce anything - they do not add to our GDP.

                          The fact is that we have lost 2 million jobs since Barry's pork-laden political slush fund he calls a stimulus bill was passed.

                          Not that I buy his GDP stats, but he is only borrowing from 2011 production. We are going to fall off a cliff sometime at the end of 2011 or the beginning of 2012. Barry thinks he can kick the can down the road past Nov 2012, but he won't be able to do so. He doesn't know a damn thing about economics. He has never run anything in his life, and it shows.
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                          • Author by christopher howard (March 08, 2010 4:28 pm ET)
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                            We need a few more Beckian buzzwords please.
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                          • Author by foghornleghorn (March 08, 2010 4:39 pm ET)
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                            It would have been an ordinary cyclical recession that would have ended a long time ago had we the courage to dare to do nothing.

                            With this statement, you are truly nothing more than an idiotic troll. You have qualified for "scroll-over" status.

                            Have a nice day!
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                          • Author by magnolialover (March 08, 2010 4:43 pm ET)
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                            And, you fail to show us an example of Obama's marxist ideas and so on that you claim is your opposition to him.

                            If we had done nothing, we'd be in a severe depression, even conservative economists say that.
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                          • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 4:52 pm ET)
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                            Boy, if they outlawed false talking points, you'd have nothing to say at ALL, would you, BJ. LOL!

                            No offense, hon, but you are a joke.
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                          • Author by dkylep (March 08, 2010 5:38 pm ET)
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                            Your comments demonstrate an appalling lack of understanding about a great many things. The fact that you try and build arguments off of your political-hackery influenced rantings is equally appalling.

                            First, your basis for claiming that the recession that the entire globe is under would have ended a long time ago if nothing was done. Your reasoning for this? Based on facts now, not some loony speculation. Would the numbers magically have changed? The rampant speculation suddenly stopped? The dishonest sharking of predatory bank loans simply ceased? Or perhaps your argument says that all those things wouldn’t have been as devastating as they were if people simply hadn’t done anything once the bombs hit and the bubbles burst? Looking at it now, that does indeed seem to be your point.

                            So do explain what facts lead you to believe that the massive bubbles that burst wouldn’t really have mattered so much, because it was just a cyclical recession, if we hadn’t done a thing. I’m quite interested in hearing what sources you’re getting your numbers and reasoning from, because thus far it’s nearly unheard of to find somebody serious who claims that nothing should have been done to stem the money loss.

                            The Cloward-Piven strategy is to guarantee a national income to all. Explain how what Obama has done or is doing that even come close to such an outcome. And remember to dodge the slippery slope reasoning, because if you don’t your argument will simply be dismissed as rampant speculation from a partisan hack.

                            On a different vein, I can only assume that you’re referring to Saul Alinsky when you refer to “Alinskyite tactics”? The same Saul Alinsky who made it his business to find new ways to organize the poor and champion the powerless? The same guy who championed equality for blacks and whites? The man who wrote a book telling the ‘have-nots’ that it was written for them to learn how to take power away from the elites and the ‘haves’? Seems like a goal you conservatives would laud, since you always claim you’re about individual freedoms. Ahhh, but I forget, you’re only about individual freedoms when it benefits the existing elites and wealthy, the enfranchised. When it comes to the ‘lower’ classes, well, they need to just accept that they’re dumb and stupid and they have to accept their lot in life, hmm?

                            I’d be interested in seeing how you believe Obama is using Alinsky’s methods. You thrown the words out like you know what they mean, but give no substantive demonstrations of such understanding. So by all means, show how his actions have a base in Alinsky’s methods and Cloward-Piven’s methods.

                            Regarding your insinuation that the Commerce Department numbers are not the actual data, you very well could be right. The government does lie to make itself look better. Both sides do it. However, noticing that fact and then applying it without the benefit of the actual numbers is at best hypocritical. You accuse the government of using guesses or estimates to reinforce their position and then you immediately do the exact same thing by claiming the actual numbers will go downward (or so you think). At least they have the explanations and the numbers distributed for debate. You simply claim they’re lying and then claim that the actual numbers support your point of view, without giving any data whatsoever, or even past historical data. You don’t even give reasoning for why you think the numbers will be lower, other than ‘governments lie’. Yes, they do, but not all the time and not about everything. Find a better argument if you want people to believe that the Commerce Department numbers are bogus.

                            Only losing 36,000 jobs, as oppose to a previous estimate of more being lost? When put into the proper context then it does indeed sound positive. See, it’s all about the context in which the data lies and the statements exist. Nobody ever claimed that people losing 36,000 jobs was great for those people. What they claimed was that it could have been (and was predicted to be) much worse, so a lesser job reduction number is better news than what was expected. When you cherry-pick your quotes and remove context from statements, you will notice that sooner or later somebody will come along and blow your attempt at ‘proving your point’ out of the water.

                            Obama did indeed make several claims about the consequences of passing (and not passing) the stimulus. And he was wrong. I would heartily recommend that he close his mouth or add qualification to his statements. Of course, I’d recommend that to every politician since the beginning of time. Stop telling people things that you don’t have certain knowledge of as ‘facts’, at least until you have certain knowledge of those facts yourself. Your claim that the stimulus has created zero private sector jobs? Where are you getting those numbers from? They seem in direct contrast to numerous other studies that have been completed and published. If you’ve done a study yourself, perhaps you should be publishing that too.

                            Bottom line here is that you seem to have a penchant for trying to use big words to try and intimidate other posters, and you make several claims that are easily refuted by anybody with a working internet connection and some background knowledge. If your speculation at the end of your post illustrates anything at all, it’s that you allow your dubious knowledge to be overshadowed by your consuming desire to demonize the current President and his political party. When you’re a political hack who only admits that his party has done bad things when you qualify that by noting that the other party has done things orders of magnitude worse, your ‘opinion’ becomes degraded into the ‘laughable’ category.

                            In short: stop posting about things and trying to pass them off as ‘fact’ when your political bias is the main motivator behind your posts.
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                            • Author by dkylep (March 08, 2010 5:40 pm ET)
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                              Sigh. And I've just learned the importance of not typing a response out in word before using it to post on these message boards. My apologies to all who had their reading interrupted by those nasty little symbols in the post :(
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                            • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 5:44 pm ET)
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                              I am genuinely interested in reading your response, but the characters are very distracting. Would you mind reposting it without the characters. I am curious about your arguement, since you are one of the few people here to address the substance of what I said.
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                              • Author by angels4light (March 09, 2010 12:42 am ET)
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                                A couple of points. One, Obama suggested (not promised) that employment should not exceed 8% if the stimulus was passed. Two, unemployment already exceeded 8% by the time he took office.
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                      • Author by hurricaneyankee52983 (March 08, 2010 4:55 pm ET)
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                        BJF, If OBAMA is indeed a MARXIST, that must make you a NAZI because the two ideologies are at the opposite ends of the spectrum.
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                  • Author by magnolialover (March 08, 2010 3:22 pm ET)
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                    And, on his first vote when he went outside of the republican line, he got castigated all over the place by, yes, republicans.
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                  • Author by progressiveright (March 08, 2010 3:35 pm ET)
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                    The tea Party movement is not grassroots it is AstroTurf as it was stated by right wing lobbyists and former GOP elected officials.
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                    • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 4:25 pm ET)
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                      I have been to many Tea Parties. Why hasn't my check from the lobbyists and insurance companies arrived yet?
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                      • Author by progressiveright (March 08, 2010 4:52 pm ET)
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                        They are using you and others who are full of hate and anger not as employees but as slaves.
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                    • Author by MilitantMNMan (March 08, 2010 6:02 pm ET)
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                      Dick Armey's group freedom works funded it.
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                  • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 3:45 pm ET)
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                    Actually, the Tea baggers aren't why Brown won. Also, if Brown sides with the faux conservatives too much, he will be a 1/3 term Senator.
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              • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 3:11 pm ET)
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                The government that governs least governs best.

                I LOVE Gridlock! I don't want Congress to get anything done. The less they do, the more freedom the rest of us all have. Whenever the Congress passes anything, it usually results in an abridgement of our freedom and liberties.

                Gridlock is preventing Obamacare from being passed. I wish we had more gridlock! I wish it took 90 votes to break a filibuster - nothing would ever be accomplished and the country would be better for it.

                I object to the Dems calling the GOP the party of no - it would be more accurate to call us the party of hell no!

                When conservatives take control next year, they won't do anything regardless because they believe in limited government. No new freaking entitlement programs!

                Shut the federal government down - just as Newt did in 1995. I would LOVE that.
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                • Author by cugagcmu805031 (March 08, 2010 3:17 pm ET)
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                  So, you're saying that it's okay that our injured soldiers don't receive treatment for their injuries after they have laid their lives on the line for their country? This is one of the things that could happen if your fantasy plays out. Very patriotic of you. You're a real stand up guy.
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                  • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 3:27 pm ET)
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                    I would of course exempt the military and the judicial system from shutdowns. However, I would cut funding for everything else by 90%.
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                    • Author by epkklk851 (March 08, 2010 3:48 pm ET)
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                      So, in other words, you would force the service members and court employees to show up and do their jobs and not get paid for it, because the rest of the government was shut down? And who do you think provides for the soldiers? It's people like me. And what about all the people who wouldn't be working if you cut their jobs by 90%, what about all the goods and services that they wouldn't be buying? Restuarants, clothes, cars, education? What about those jobs, with so many people unemployed, why are they needed? You are as short-sighted as Glennie and Rusty.
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                    • Author by Marker (March 08, 2010 6:11 pm ET)
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                      You blather endlessly and represent Bobby J. real well ... no substance to speak of
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                • Author by foghornleghorn (March 08, 2010 3:19 pm ET)
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                  Yep, you're still free to have your health care cancelled by a paper pusher in a cubicle. USA!! USA!!

                  And, do you know how many of the provisions of Newt's Contract On America were passed?

                  (Hint - the answer is less than 1)
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                • Author by epkklk851 (March 08, 2010 3:20 pm ET)
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                  Nothing would ever be accomplished and the United States would descend into chaos, you nutsack! You might even crash the world economy! That whole "The government that governs least governs best" fertilizer, didn't work in the 18th Century, it certainly won't work in the present one when 76% of the economy is service. The 19th Century was not a great place to live. Starving on the streets, workplace maimings, high crime, no schools, roads, or police and fire services weren't examples of freedom. When there are no regulations on business and products, you can't trust ANYTHING that you buy. And there is no one to fix it for you when you buy the wrong thing. Life expectancies were a lot lower than they are today. Oh, I guess the freedom to die early in misery and poverty is something I missed.
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                  • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 3:30 pm ET)
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                    I would rather live in poverty as a free man than be a slave to the government. People were freer in the 19th century. Government limits our freedom. Government is the enemy - period.

                    I want the government to run courts, jails, the military, and that's it. I would rather die a free man than live as a slave.
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                    • Author by christopher howard (March 08, 2010 3:35 pm ET)
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                      Yeah, having the government build roads, monitor foot quality, etc. = slavery. Right.
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                    • Author by progressiveright (March 08, 2010 3:39 pm ET)
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                      You are a slave to corporate America right now we all are. You are just to blind to see it. That is what blindly fallowing does. Learn to look at things not believe the lieing sacks of excrement on right wing radio and FOX news.
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                    • Author by peace4all (March 08, 2010 3:39 pm ET)
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                      then move to a country like Somalia, there have no government interference at all. and your an idiot, yes there was less government in the 19th century. but life was also a lot harder. most of you teabaggers would die during your first winter. you need to stop living the cowboy fantasy.
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                    • Author by epkklk851 (March 08, 2010 3:44 pm ET)
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                      No, people weren't freer in the 19th Century, they were bound to jobs that abused them or they farmed the land to support themselves. They didn't know how to read or write and they died of things like diarrhea because they didn't know how to treat it. By your list, you also saying you don't want running, drinkable water or sewage, either. Do you want to live in the filth you're talking about? And the government isn't the enemy, it's whackjobs like you who want to destroy society and their fellow man so they can live free. Be careful what you wish for, you might get it.
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                    • Author by christopher howard (March 08, 2010 3:50 pm ET)
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                      "People were freer in the 19th century."

                      Except for that pesky slavery thing.
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                    • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 3:54 pm ET)
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                      For you, BJ.
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                      • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 4:29 pm ET)
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                        THat's an article by a music teacher. How is he an authority on anything other than music? I am not a follower at all. The Tea Party has no leaders of any kind. Everyone walks his or her own path. It is the Left that falls in line. We on the Right think for ourselves.
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                        • Author by magnolialover (March 08, 2010 4:44 pm ET)
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                          You on the right don't think for yourself. This has been shown to be evident through your use of Beck and Limbaugh wording and phrasing.
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                        • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 4:46 pm ET)
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                          The article is based upon numerous psychological studies, BJ . . . Surely you understand the terms "references" right? Google Right Wing Authoritarinism. It described the faux conservatives who post here to a Tee. I post it because it sets out psychological studies in terms I think that people with your limited intellect can understand better.

                          Oh, and when did you become a teabagger?
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                        • Author by usp (March 08, 2010 7:42 pm ET)
                             
                          it's like you're 15 or something- i used to think like you before i got all indoctrinated at school....
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                    • Author by Ruby (March 08, 2010 3:59 pm ET)
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                      Please move to Somalia. Then you can be completely free from government. It seems to be working out really well for them over there.
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                    • Author by worrierking (March 08, 2010 4:55 pm ET)
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                      If the government only ran the courts, jails and military, society would fall apart and anarchy would rule.

                      It might be fun to watch all of those who've pumped and pimped their masculinity run away like the cowards they are when the streets are controlled by real, angry, hungry people, not the kind of tea party anger we see today.

                      You people are agitating for civil war and those who are doing the most agitating have lived lives of privilege and will be the first to fall when they eventually get their wish.
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                      • Author by christopher howard (March 08, 2010 4:58 pm ET)
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                        "It might be fun to watch all of those who've pumped and pimped their masculinity run away like the cowards they are when the streets are controlled by real, angry, hungry people..."

                        Yes, it's easy to be a rugged libertarian nimrod when living in an advanced civilization.
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                      • Author by usp (March 08, 2010 7:50 pm ET)
                           
                        i watched, first hand and on the ground yugoslavia fall into civil war. it was one of the most frightening things i have ever seen. it was bad.
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                    • Author by internet soldier (March 08, 2010 5:04 pm ET)
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                      You say would rather die than have the government provide services besides law enforcement and defense; so why not put your money where your mouth is and quit using the running water, road systems, sewage and electricity the government provides? Could it be because if you ever really had to provide everything for yourself, you wouldn't last 10 minutes? After all, it's government provided electricity that allows you to watch fox news and boast of your rugged individualism over the internet while snacking on doritas.

                      So what do you say, I know you're tough cowboy, not like them mollycoddled mama's boys, so why don't you go live with the Amish get off your computer, and never bother us.
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                      • Author by christopher howard (March 08, 2010 5:07 pm ET)
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                        The Amish wouldn't want him.
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                        • Author by John Paradox (March 08, 2010 6:03 pm ET)
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                          The Amish wouldn't want him.

                          True. I remember when we moved from FL, one thing we did was have dinner with some Amish. Very nice people, and they live their beliefs. They would probably 'shun' BJF, if they could keep from losing their tempers after 5 minutes of listening to him.
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                    • Author by hurricaneyankee52983 (March 08, 2010 5:07 pm ET)
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                      BJF You are insane. govt is NOT the enemy. One out of every eight jobs in this country are GOVT related so lets just eliminate them.
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                      • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 5:09 pm ET)
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                        The government produces nothing. It only takes from one person and gives to another. No wealth is actually created. Yes, let's get rid of most government workers, let them find work in the private sector, and they will actually create wealth.
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                        • Author by hurricaneyankee52983 (March 08, 2010 7:15 pm ET)
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                          Lets eliminate jobs for 1/8th the work force,real smart BJF . The F should stand for fool.
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                        • Author by usp (March 08, 2010 7:53 pm ET)
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                          this is a big one, but is the end goal of the american society only to make money? to generate wealth? is that all there is for you? a bigger tv? a faster car? bigger hair or a long lasting erection? that's it? that's all you got?

                          that's shallow. that's sick. that's sad.
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                    • Author by internet soldier (March 08, 2010 5:29 pm ET)
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                      REAL MEN OF GENIUS!!!!!!

                      This session of real men of genius is dedicated to Anti-government "libertarians", with a special shoutout to BJ Fan and a few others.

                      Anti-government libertarians, you declare your opposition to all government services; by sitting in your bathtub for an hour, relaxing in your government provided water warmed by government provided electricity.

                      You go on the government-created internet to tell everyone how rugged, tough and independent, you are, while snacking on cheetos.

                      You go out on hunting trips, where you pride yourself on being brave, strong and cunning enough to kill prairie dogs; with ak-47's and grenades.

                      Mr. Anti-gubmint libertarian, you and the cowboys have a lot in common; they bravely went where noone had gone before, and you bravely watched them do it in the movies while sitting in your couch.

                      Mr. AGL, you are a Randian hero, a model of heroic individualism.

                      Mr. Anti-government Libertarian!!!!!
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                    • Author by The_Cat (March 08, 2010 6:07 pm ET)
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                      I want the government to run courts, jails, the military, and that's it. I would rather die a free man than live as a slave.


                      Excellent. So, you can choose among many options, Bobby Jindal fan. You can die from contaminated food products, because the FDA and USDA will no longer be doing any inspecting. Or, perhaps your OTC aspirin will be mostly rat poison. Again, no government control, so Eli Lilly can sell whatever they want labeled as aspirin. Do you take prescription meds? Then you are completely out of luck, I'm afraid.

                      Need a doctor? A dentist? An optometrist? A lawyer? Caveat emptor, since the government will no longer being in the business of making sure these people know their trade. Police? Fire departments? Disbanded. Hope you are on good terms with your neighbors. Maybe they will help if your house burns down, or is burgled. Maybe not.

                      Kids in school? Not anymore. By the way, if you're thinking of private school? Forget about it. Your bank is no longer regulated or inspected either, so the idea you might be able to withdraw funds to pay for anything is laughable.

                      I also hope you don't travel by air or train anywhere, because this will longer be controlled by government. Air traffic control? Nope. Planes will just land whenever they feel like it. And the engines that keep those aircraft in the sky? No longer subject to maintenance schedules mandated by the FAA. Guess you're walking, huh?

                      The cost of food? It's going to sky rocket. With no government subsidies for farmers, expect food prices to at least double the first year you've eliminated the FDA, and the Dept. of Ag.

                      Oh, and the price of gas? Look for it to rise to $15-$20, because Exxon will have to secure it's own supply lines. The military will no longer be doing it. And, in the event of a disaster, don't look for the federal government to help rebuilding your house, because FEMA will be gone.

                      And this is just a small small taste of what you get for your tax money.
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                    • Author by Johaely (March 08, 2010 8:36 pm ET)
                         
                      Why don't you move to Montana or Somalia so that you could accomplish your John Galt fantasies.
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                    • Author by mjh (March 09, 2010 3:02 am ET)
                         
                      "I would rather live in poverty as a free man than be a slave to the government. People were freer in the 19th century. Government limits our freedom. Government is the enemy - period.

                      I want the government to run courts, jails, the military, and that's it. I would rather die a free man than live as a slave." -- Piyush Jindal fan



                      Psst -- hey, PJ fan . . . there's this country called Somalia, you should go live there. They have NO recognized gov't, you'll have a BLAST!

                      Since they have no recognized gov't, that means no healthcare and no taxes -- you'll be able to keep 100% of your earnings from "marine reappropriation" [piracy] . . .


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                      • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 09, 2010 1:08 pm ET)
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                        Rush calls them Maritime Community Organizers.
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                      • Author by internet soldier (March 09, 2010 4:29 pm ET)
                           
                        Well, he may have to pay protection money to the local warlord, but at least he'd be free from the government.
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                    • Author by rajihammr (March 09, 2010 12:08 pm ET)
                         
                      There must be a impoverished Island State that governs like that...maybe you should consider going there.
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                • Author by progressiveright (March 08, 2010 3:37 pm ET)
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                  Shutting down the gov in 1995 was treason and would be again you and your ilk would be best served if the gov enforced the laws and you found out what life in prison was like.
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                  • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 4:31 pm ET)
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                    How was that treason? It worked. It forced Clinton to sign a balanced budget and accept welfare reform. It was a good strategic political move by Newt Gingrich.

                    Liberals love government and go nuts if it is shut down. I think that when the GOP wins Congress in November, we are going to see many government shutdowns in 2011, and hopefully they will last longer than a few days. We can cut into theh deficit if we have a long term government shut down. I would LOVE that!
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                    • Author by magnolialover (March 08, 2010 4:45 pm ET)
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                      Actually, politically, Newt and the republicans LOST a lot of points for that little government shutdown fiasco.

                      Shutting down the government is stupid, and puts people out of work. You do realize LOTS of people work for the government right?
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                      • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 5:07 pm ET)
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                        Too many. If it were up to me, I'd lay off at least 75% of all non-military, non-judicial system, federal employees. Let them find work in the private sector where they actually produce something and add to our GDP.

                        Government employees destroy GDP and productiveness - they do not add to our GDP.
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                    • Author by progressiveright (March 08, 2010 4:54 pm ET)
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                      It is treason in that it is an attack on the United States by those who toke oaths to protect it.
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                    • Author by worrierking (March 08, 2010 5:05 pm ET)
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                      They'd be stepping over your lifeless corpse in the streets of your town pal, if your prophecy comes true and all government comes to a long term standstill.
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                • Author by hurricaneyankee52983 (March 08, 2010 5:01 pm ET)
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                  BJF what's it like having your head up your backside so faf all you are breathing are vapors?
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            • Author by progressiveright (March 08, 2010 3:33 pm ET)
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              The anti-American unconstitutional filibuster. That is right the Constitution guaranties that the house and Senate will be majority votes that makes the filibuster unconstitutional and therefore illegal.
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              • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 4:32 pm ET)
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                And I'm certain you were saying the exact same thing when the GOP wanted to do away with the filibuster to confirm Bush judges?
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                • Author by magnolialover (March 08, 2010 4:46 pm ET)
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                  Except that, democrats did NOT filibuster every single bill that republicans put up. They used the filibuster, sparingly, at best.

                  Also, consider that Bush had more judges confirmed than any other President, ever.
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                  • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 5:10 pm ET)
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                    Good! I want the GOP to block everything Obama wants. Everything! I wouldn't give him one inch on anything.
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                    • Author by hurricaneyankee52983 (March 09, 2010 8:19 pm ET)
                         
                      HEY BJF i want everything OBAMA wants to pass and succeed. You can take that NEO-CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICAN ideology and stick it where the sun dosen't shine.
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                • Author by progressiveright (March 08, 2010 4:55 pm ET)
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                  I have always been against the filibuster and find that it is unamerican.
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            • Author by angels4light (March 08, 2010 8:53 pm ET)
                 
              The problem is that they are blocking legitimate and beneficial legislation that at times they even sponsored, just to "win" political points - and at the expense of We The People!
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        • Author by dirtylittlereligion (March 08, 2010 2:55 pm ET)
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          OHHHHHH YEAEEEAAH! Party time!

          Don't get your hopes up Piyush. The rapture is coming too, and that could really fcuk the elections up. I'm gonna save this thread in my favorites and hold you to that number though.

          [http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p103/aidanski/JIndal-666.jpg]

          I guess the "dems" are Satan now?
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        • Author by shaggles (March 08, 2010 2:56 pm ET)
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          Good luck with that.
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        • Author by raddave43 (March 08, 2010 3:58 pm ET)
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          You do realize that the publikuns would have to win 29 of the 33 seats up for re-election this year, right? Has this ever happened before?
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          • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 4:37 pm ET)
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            There are 36 Senate seats up this year. THere are 18 Democrat seats and 18 Republican seats. We need to win 10 of the Democrat seats.

            ND, CO, NV, AR, and DE are locks. If you don't believe me, go to Charlie Cook's site.

            We have about an 90% chance of wining in IL (Giannoulis will be indicted before teh election when his bank fails), IN, and PA. That's eight seats right there.

            If Tommy THompson runs in WI, he will beat Feingold. BOxer has a 40% approval rating in CA - it is only a matter of the GOP finding the right candidate. Dino Rossi leads Patty Murray by 4 points in Washington. Gilibrand is vulnerable if the GOP can recuit the right candidate (George Pataki?) to run against her.

            We have about a 60% chance of winning the Senate and about a 90% chance of winning the House. I predict a 70 seat pick up in the House (we need 40 to win the majority - 39 after we win the special election in PA-12 for Murtha's seat and 38 after we win the special election in NY-29 for Massa's seat.
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            • Author by raddave43 (March 08, 2010 4:54 pm ET)
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              Even if there are 36 and 18 for each party, that means that The publikuns would have to win 29 seats. Publikuns have only 41 seats now and to reach 70, that is 29. And since there are only 18 Democratic seats up for re-election. It would be impossible for them to get that many
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              • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 5:14 pm ET)
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                We have to reach 51 -- not 70. We need to pick up ten seats to reach 51. I have already stated the eight races that are GOP locks. We need only win two races in: CA (Boxer), NY (Gilibrand), WI (Feingold), WA (Murray), CT (open). If Tommy Thompson runs, he will beat Feingold - that's nine. Boxer has a 40% approval rating and Gilibrand is vulnerable if the GOP can find a strong challenger.
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                • Author by The_Cat (March 08, 2010 6:14 pm ET)
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                  51? No, no, Bobby Jindal fan. Remember that it takes 60 votes, and more like 80 votes, to legitimately pass anything in the Senate. Ask Senator Grassley, if you don't believe me. 51 votes in not a majority, by the Faux Cons own rules.
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                  • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 09, 2010 12:16 am ET)
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                    But since the Dems now think the filibuster is a horrible threat to democracy and each and every vote should need only 51 votes to pass, the Dems will of course refrain from using the filibuster next year when they are in teh minority?

                    If they used the filibuster, they would be hypocritical and all know teh Dems would never resort to that.
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                    • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 09, 2010 12:17 am ET)
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                      Even so, we will control all the committees. BHO will get absolutely nothing passed. He will be reduced to cutting ribbons and throwing out the first pitch at the World Series.

                      IT will be two years of complete gridlock. NOthing will be done. Who wins in this scenario? The American people! I love gridlock.
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                • Author by raddave43 (March 08, 2010 6:49 pm ET)
                     
                  Disregard, I thought you said the publikuns would have 70 seats in the Senate. I highly doubt that 8 seats are a lock for the GOP, and that is of course counting on the publikuns not losing any seats at all.
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            • Author by progressiveright (March 08, 2010 4:57 pm ET)
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              Considering that there are only 33 or 34 Senate seats up for grabs in any election your math fails you.
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              • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 5:15 pm ET)
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                There are 36 seats up this year (special elections in NY and DE plus 34 regular elections). We need to pick up ten seats. As I outlined earlier, this is very much achievable.
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        • Author by hurricaneyankee52983 (March 08, 2010 4:52 pm ET)
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          BJF, two words to that post, DREAM ON.
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          • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 5:16 pm ET)
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            On which race am I wrong? You lay out a blanket assertion, but you never challenge me on any of the specifics or substance of my points. If I am wrong, tell me where - don't give me some trite banality.
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            • Author by hurricaneyankee52983 (March 08, 2010 7:28 pm ET)
                 
              BJF, it's March, the election is not until November. That's a lot of time for things to change and it wouldn't be suprised at all if some of those poll numbers change. As for the GOVT. I have worked at a job where the sole coustomer is the U.S. GOVT.Its put food on my table for nearly 30 years. News flash, GOVT does work,GOVT is NOT the ENEMY.
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      • Author by marco21 (March 08, 2010 2:47 pm ET)
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        How original.

        Does Rush tell you when you can go to the bathroom, too?
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        • Author by epkklk851 (March 08, 2010 2:55 pm ET)
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          Obviously, Rush hasn't gotten around to that because he's certainly full of it.
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        • Author by seahawks123 (March 08, 2010 4:59 pm ET)
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          You libs just can't come to grips with the fact that your policies suck and the American people are starting to come out the "hope and change" spell BHO had them under and you guys aren't just drinking the kool-aid, you are swimming in it.
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          • Author by hurricaneyankee52983 (March 08, 2010 5:15 pm ET)
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            no SEABAGS it's your CONSERVATIVE polocies that suck and brought about this crisis we are in now.
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      • Author by hurricaneyankee52983 (March 08, 2010 4:50 pm ET)
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        BJF, as usual you continue to p;rove yourself a complete fool for the RIGHT WING PROPAGANDA MACHINE.
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    • Author by shaggles (March 08, 2010 2:36 pm ET)
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      That's hilarious coming from the despot of the Republican party.
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    • Author by dogbreath (March 08, 2010 2:36 pm ET)
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      BJ do you know what a gulag is?
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    • Author by wolf kotenberg (March 08, 2010 2:49 pm ET)
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      Give this bozo a mirror. He needs 24/7 aqdulation
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    • Author by epkklk851 (March 08, 2010 2:50 pm ET)
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      The Democratic party isn't a Soviet work camp. It is fair to try pressure tactics to get members to fall into the party line. Both parties have been doing that for centuries, why do you think they can the person a House Whip. Yes, some of the Blue Dog Democrats probably agree with Republicans on some issues. The Republicans used to have members that agreed with the Democrats, but the partisan tone has become so strident in recent years that they have left the party of their own volition or been dumped by their party for a more ideologically pure candidate. The fact that Nancy Pelosi can't just push all the members of her party to vote as she wants shows you just how big a tent the Democrats have. I don't know how elections will turn out in the Fall. I hope that the majority is not lost. I have a feeling that the Conservative tendency of eating their own and running ideologically pure Teabaggers against moderate or incumbent Republicans will damage their ability to defeat Democrats. Now, more than ever, I feel the need to vote a straight Democratic ticket.
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      • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 3:16 pm ET)
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        What people don't understand is that the Tea Party is taking over the GOP. We are not a third party at all - we are reforming the GOP from within. This is happening in states like Florida. The Tea Party is booting RINO Charlie Crist and replacing him with conservative Marco Rubio. You already have Arlen Specter, you can have Olympia Snowe and Lindsey Graham if you want them. We'll keep Marco Rubio, Doug Hoffman, Jiim DeMint, Michele Bachmann, and of course Sarah Baracuda.
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        • Author by So Fain (March 08, 2010 3:22 pm ET)
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          WE? LOL!

          You guys are all delusional. The Tea Party is to the Republicans what the Green Party was to the Democrats. Good luck with that working out at the polls.
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        • Author by txthinker (March 08, 2010 3:23 pm ET)
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          Hey, BJFan - did you used to call yourself "Cheney2012"???
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        • Author by magnolialover (March 08, 2010 3:24 pm ET)
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          In other words, you guys want all of the crazy people.

          You can have them.

          Far as I can tell, Rubio hasn't won the primary in Florida yet. Neither has Hayworth.
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          • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 3:43 pm ET)
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            Marco is up by 20 points. He is annihilating the RINO Crist. Do you realisticlally believe Crist has any shot at all? JD has a pretty decent shot against McCain. I would love to see JD beat McCain, but I'm not willing to bank on it quite yet.
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            • Author by magnolialover (March 08, 2010 3:50 pm ET)
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              He is now, but will he be up by 20 points during the actual primary, and then the election? Remember, he has to run against someone else, a democrat, and right now, we're only talking about republican polling numbers.

              Crist was a very popular Governor of Florida. Something tells me, he'll be winning.
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              • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 4:40 pm ET)
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                Marco will beat Kendrick Meek by a MIMIMUM of 30 points in the general. Meek is not electable in a state wide race. Marco's lead over Crist is snowballing. By the time we reach summer, he could well be over 30 points ahead of Crist. Marco has widened his lead after each poll. I am not convinced Crist will even make it to primary day - his fundraising is tanking because nobody wants to back a loser.
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              • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 09, 2010 1:12 pm ET)
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                http://realclearpolitics.blogs.time.com/2010/03/09/fl-sen-poll-rubio-clobbering-crist/

                Yeah, I'm sure Charlie "Stimulus: Crist will make a rousing comeback from this. Funny how the libs seem to love the King of all RINOs. Crist is toast. Go Marco!
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        • Author by raddave43 (March 08, 2010 3:24 pm ET)
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          Anyone who would want to keep Michelle Bachmann and Sarah Palin has a few screws loose.
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          • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 09, 2010 1:15 pm ET)
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            President Palin will be one of the great presidents in our history. She will be on Mt. Rushmore.
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        • Author by epkklk851 (March 08, 2010 3:38 pm ET)
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          Go ahead and take over the Republican party with your Teabagging crazies, it will only mean more Democrats! There are lots of people out there that would die before they would join the John Birch Society or the Ku Klux Klan but a lot of your beloved Teabaggers are just a sheet away, even if they don't know it. The angry white men who don't want to share power or pay taxes because they feel disenfranchised are the same group that Hitler appealed to and look where that led. Lovely company to be keeping.
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          • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 3:47 pm ET)
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            Why would you lump JBS with the KKK? The KKK is all about hate. They have no agenda other than hatred. JBS rejects racism. JBS has spoken forcefully against racism. Birchers are patriotic Americans with a positive agenda for American. I disagree with some of their views of international trade (they are wrong on free trade agreements i.e. NAFTA, CAFTA, FTAA, WTO,etc), but other than that I agree with them on pretty much every other issue.

            JBS is a fairly mainstream moderate organization. The KKK are evil hate mongerers who marry their first cousins. Why would you equate the two?
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            • Author by magnolialover (March 08, 2010 3:55 pm ET)
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              Didn't you just state, in this thread, that the tea party movement is all about hating Obama?

              Hmm, so I guess we can lump the tea party in with the KKK as per your above assertion right?

              JBS is NOT a mainstream organization, not even close. Their views are not what mainstream America would call their views, not in the least.
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              • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 4:41 pm ET)
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                Race is not the reason we hate Obama. His policies, his narcicissm, and his smug arrogance are the reasons we hate him.
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                • Author by magnolialover (March 08, 2010 4:48 pm ET)
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                  What narcicissm? Care to cite some examples of such things?

                  His smug arrogance? Again, care to cite some examples?

                  You said that the KKK is a hate group, you also said that the tea party is about hating Obama.

                  The KKK is all about hate. They have no agenda other than hatred.


                  Again, according to your own words, we can equate the tea party movement with the KKK, because, the tea party is all about hating Obama.
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                  • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 5:19 pm ET)
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                    The KKK hates beause of race. The Tea Party hate Barry's POLICIES. Big Difference!
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                  • Author by mjh (March 09, 2010 3:10 am ET)
                       
                    "What narcicissm? Care to cite some examples of such things?

                    His smug arrogance? Again, care to cite some examples?"



                    Oh, come on, Mag -- you remember, it was when Obama called himself "The Deciderer."

                    Oh, wait . . .


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                • Author by progressiveright (March 08, 2010 4:59 pm ET)
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                  Tell the truth to yourself then maybe you can see the light.
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            • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 3:57 pm ET)
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              The JBS society is also about hate, BJ. It is an organization based in fear and paranoia. I don't know how old you are, but I remember the JBS in its hey-day and had friends whose parents were members. They are nuts and if you believe otherwise, so are you.
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              • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 4:45 pm ET)
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                The JBS has absolutely nothing to do with hatred (except for hatred of America's enemies). There is some fear of Obama's policies to be sure, but paranoia is an irrational fear. Fear that Obama is leading us off a cliff is entirely rational and as such not paranoia.

                JBS are normal everyday Americans. They are your neighbots and co-workers. They are patriots. You try to call JBS an extremist organization, but you never point to any examples.

                JBS is radically anti-Communist and radically pro-American. JBS does hate Obama because he is a Marxist. It has NOTHING to do with his race. JBS absolutely is a moderate mainstream organization. It is no different than the Elks Club, Rotary Club, or SAR/DAR.
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                • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 4:51 pm ET)
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                  Ah, but the JBS believes that EVERYONE who doesn't share their bizarre and un-American beliefs are the enemy, BJ.

                  Obama isn't a Marxist. If you want to go after Marxists, you need to go after folks like Kristol, Krauthammer, Rumsfeld, Cheney and the rest of the neo-conservatives.

                  And your comment regarding the JBS being a moderate, mainstream organization is a lie. They are hate and fearmongers. It is considered an extremist organization.
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                  • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 5:21 pm ET)
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                    Enlighten me. Name one single belief that JBS holds that is un-American. THe Birchers are the most pro-American patriotic folks among us.
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                    • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 5:55 pm ET)
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                      The JBS does not believe in freedom of religion. They oppose anything except Judeo-Christian beliefs. That is un-American. They believe in only their own interpretations of the Constitution . . . all others are wrong, in their eyes. That is un-American.

                      They believe that anyone who does not share their extremist viewpoints are the enemy . . . that's un-American.

                      As I said, I had exposure to these bigots before you were born. If you hold to their completely non-conservative, un-American viewpoints, I'm sorry for you.

                      You are reading false history, BJ, it's warped your limited intellect.
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                      • Author by John Paradox (March 08, 2010 6:14 pm ET)
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                        One of the reasons I became a fan of Barry Goldwater was because he helped kick the JBS out of the Republican Party, and IIRC, William F. Buckley was in on that as well.
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                      • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 09, 2010 12:21 am ET)
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                        "As I said, I had exposure to these bigots before you were born. "

                        How do you know this? When was I born?
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                        • Author by John Paradox (March 09, 2010 2:24 am ET)
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                          Yesterday, otherwise there's no excuse for your EPIC FAIL.

                          (too easy)
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            • Author by epkklk851 (March 08, 2010 4:02 pm ET)
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              The JBS is neither mainstream or moderate, and if you think that, you've already been brainwashed. In my experience, the JBS just hatemongers to a different group. They are rabbidly anti-communist, and they aren't crazy about immigrants. It's evil, just a different flavor, and you will often find that Birchers and Kluckers are often the same guy.
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              • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 4:48 pm ET)
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                JBS ardently rejects racism. You are ignorant if you claim otherwise. You should read "The New American". You will learn a lot. It is a great magazine. The Birchers sponsored a table at CPAC and were very well received.
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                • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 5:44 pm ET)
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                  You are a fraud and a liar.
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                • Author by John Paradox (March 08, 2010 6:16 pm ET)
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                  Hey, if you've read The New American, can you find the back issue where they talked about Rush Limbaugh being just a money grubber, who would be just as virulent for the Left if they paid him enough? I can't find my copy, and it's not on their website anymore.
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                  • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 09, 2010 12:23 am ET)
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                    I don't agree with JBS on every issue. I think they are wrong about foreign trade for one thing. THey are dead wrong about NAFTA/CAFTA/WTO/FTAA,etc.

                    I disagree with their categorization of Rush. I think Rush is a national treasure. However, I do agree with JBS on the vast majority of their issues. I subscribe to the New American. It is very insightful and challenging reading. Do you know who else reads the New American? Rush Limbaugh.
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                    • Author by John Paradox (March 09, 2010 2:25 am ET)
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                      So... do you have a copy of the article or are you bloviating as usual?
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                • Author by epkklk851 (March 08, 2010 7:14 pm ET)
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                  David Duke rejected racism, too. He doesn't hate minorities, he just thinks they should be completely separate from White people. And even if they do, reject racism, that still doesn't mean they aren't a hate group, or that all of their members reject racism. As to their table and reception at CPAC, that doesn't say anything good about CPAC. It just shows how co-opted the movement has become by the crazies. William F. Buckley and Barry Goldwater rode them out of the Republican party on a rail back in 1964, there was a reason then, and it's still here today. The JBS crawled out from under its rock.
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            • Author by JLP (March 08, 2010 4:30 pm ET)
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              So mainstream most people haven't even heard of it.
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            • Author by hurricaneyankee52983 (March 08, 2010 5:22 pm ET)
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              BJF what the hell do you think the TEABAGGERS are all about? In one word ,HATE. You are a moron.
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          • Author by seahawks123 (March 08, 2010 5:02 pm ET)
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            You mean the KKK they your beloved Senator Robert Byrd joined?
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            • Author by epkklk851 (March 08, 2010 7:29 pm ET)
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              Byrd joined the KKK as a very young man, in West Virginia. Belonging was important to his advancement. He is no longer a member and has fought for many things the KKK disagreed with.
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              • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 09, 2010 12:25 am ET)
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                Then why did he filibuster the 1964 Civil Rights Bill along with Al Gore St. and Clinton's mentor J. William Fulbright? Pot - kettle - black.
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                • Author by John Paradox (March 09, 2010 2:30 am ET)
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                  Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 3:59 pm ET)
                  I made a typo ONE time. Grow up moron.


                  Al Gore St.
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                • Author by epkklk851 (March 09, 2010 8:23 am ET)
                     
                  Perhaps because he was representing his constituents? There were lots of people in those days that opposed Civil Rights laws. That was 45 years ago, a lot has changed since then.
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        • Author by progressiveright (March 08, 2010 3:42 pm ET)
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          You look up to people who do not have a combined IQ of 100. That tells me how sad you are. This movement is doomed when people learn you are being played for the fools that the right thinks you are.
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          • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 3:58 pm ET)
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            Yeah, but BJ thinks that he has a higher IQ than the President. Based on his posts here, I doubt he has an IQ above low normal.
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            • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 4:49 pm ET)
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              Well, I estimate that BHO's IQ is about 105-110. So, yes Sarah Palin and I both do have a higher IQ than Barry.
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              • Author by progressiveright (March 08, 2010 5:01 pm ET)
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                Obama's IQ is much higher than that and from the way she talks and uses notes poorly her IQ is under 90. 100 is average by the way.
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                • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 5:23 pm ET)
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                  Yes. THat's why I estimate that Obama is 105-110. He is slightly more intelligent than an average person, but not by much. See, I can say something positive about him.
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                  • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 5:57 pm ET)
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                    He's a helluva lot more intelligent than you. You are such a fraud. Like I said . . . I estimate your IQ in the low average to average range.
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              • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 5:24 pm ET)
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                The average LSAT score to get into Harvard would reflect an IQ of 138 or above and is sufficient for admission into Mensa. The average Harvard LSAT represents the 98% percentile.

                Based upon your posts here and Sarah Palin's complete body of work, I would put you both in the low to average IQ.

                Nice try, BJ, but posting crap you read in Skousen's nonsensical tomes and the talking parts you parrot from Beck and the like shows very little real intellect on your part.
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                • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 5:27 pm ET)
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                  I don't usually watch Glenn. Obama only got into Harvard because Kahalid al-Mansour and Percy Sutton greased the skids. He certainly did not gain admission on the basis of his LSAT score. As someone who has taken the LSAT, I would be absolutely stunned if BHO got any higher than 140 on the LSAT. He probably got around 120 which would put him inthe 105-110 IQ range.

                  I would guess that Sarah Palin's IQ is somewhere around 120-125.
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                  • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 5:44 pm ET)
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                    BULL! You repeat his talking points verbatim.

                    LOL!!!! you are such a fraud. Thanks for the laughs.
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                    • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 5:56 pm ET)
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                      Which talking points do I repeat? I watch Glenn once or twice a week, so it is possible I may have picked something up. Perhaps great minds think alike?
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                      • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 5:59 pm ET)
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                        Every word you say comes right out of that uneducated fraud Beck's playbook.

                        Again, thanks for the laughs, you big old yellow-haired fraud!
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        • Author by The_Cat (March 08, 2010 6:18 pm ET)
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          All 70,000 of you? All by yourselves? On what planet do you live, Bobby Jindal fan? The Teabaggers were spawned by the GOP under the direction of health insurance and big pharma. An astroturf campaign was created as part of a large marketing campaign designed to convince the American people that the insurance companies allowing them do die in the streets was somehow better than letting the government foster competition by providing a non profit alternative.
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          • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 09, 2010 12:27 am ET)
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            That is a flat out lie. There were 1.75 million people at the Capitol on 9/12. I know - I was there.
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            • Author by John Paradox (March 09, 2010 2:32 am ET)
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              This is a flat out lie. There were 1.75 billion people at the Capitol on 9/12. I know - I wasn't there.

              fixed
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            • Author by mjh (March 09, 2010 3:38 am ET)
                 
              "That is a flat out lie. There were 1.75 million people at the Capitol on 9/12. I know - I was there." -- Piyush Jindal fan


              Of course you were, PJ fan -- you took photos . . .


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          • Author by mjh (March 09, 2010 3:18 am ET)
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            "On what planet do you live, Bobby Jindal fan?"



            The Planet Wingnut.


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        • Author by worrierking (March 08, 2010 6:28 pm ET)
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          Bible Spice is out of the politics game it seems. She's now comparing herself to God. Seems God kept cheat sheets on his palms too.

          Senator Snowe will still be a Republican no matter what you clowns thing. She's not beholding to the Teabaggers, only to the voters in the state of Maine.

          And don't look now, but Michele Bachman just may have talked herself out of her house seat due to redistricting. Her district might not warrant a congressional seat after the census she's worked so hard against.
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        • Author by raddave43 (March 08, 2010 6:51 pm ET)
             
          Of course if the Tea Party is taking over the GOP, then you will lose all the moderate publikuns and the moderate voters as well.
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    • Author by tharri874 (March 08, 2010 2:55 pm ET)
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      Why is Media Matters posting the ungrammatical and Luntz-approved "Democrat Party" term in a headline without even quotation marks?
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      • Author by christopher howard (March 08, 2010 2:57 pm ET)
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        Good catch.
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      • Author by So Fain (March 08, 2010 3:24 pm ET)
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        I was wonering that myself. Damn... Luntz is a freakin' mind-controllin' bastaaad!
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      • Author by Dem02020 (March 08, 2010 5:14 pm ET)
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        That was my first and immediate response to seeing this headline, that it referenced something called a "Democrat Party."

        I'd have thought limbaugh "repeatedly refers" to a "Democrat party" to be more noteworthy that his repeated reference to a "gulag" (which is a stupid meaningless word, unless your meaning refers to a forced labor camp for political prisoners in the former Soviet Union, and still what possible stupid context can that have here, or who even cares what a "gulag" is).

        Anyway, Media Matters seems strangely politically correct, or should I say politically intimidated and influenced, in not antagonizing the Republican media, but in compromising with them and meeting them at least half way... sure, it's the "Democrat Party" and sure, "gulag" is an awful and noteworthy thing for rush to repeatedly say, despite it being a nonsense word inapplicable to anyone outside of the 70's Soviet Union, to anyone other than Alexander Solzhenitsyn.

        I can't say as I heard that the privately funded Media Matters for America was for sale, only that they (and certain corporate national media) seem to be announcing that they have been bought.

        You lie down with dogs you get up with fleas... and if you're dead set on appearing on CNN and MSNBC, then you lie down with liars, and wake up better funded than ever.
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    • Author by wolf kotenberg (March 08, 2010 3:09 pm ET)
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      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XSFbvRXNGg

      proof Limbaugh is the leader
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      • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 3:42 pm ET)
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        If House Republicans are taking their talking points from Rush, I think that's great.
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        • Author by progressiveright (March 08, 2010 3:44 pm ET)
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          If we put what Rush has suggested in to practice our nation debt would be at least 10 times higher, the unemployment rate would be near 15%, and the less the 2% of the people would control over 99.9% of the money in America. Is that what you want?
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          • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 4:52 pm ET)
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            If we put Rush's beliefs into practice....unemployment would be near zero - we would have no deficits - we would have consistent double figure growth rates - and we would be feared by the rest of the world.

            We would also have no federal reserve system and abortion would be a crime.
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            • Author by progressiveright (March 08, 2010 5:03 pm ET)
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              When the GOP controlled the White-house and Congress the deficit rose at a record pace. This comes from when they are in charge they show their true colors and lack of respect for the real people.
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              • Author by christopher howard (March 08, 2010 5:11 pm ET)
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                Plus they've had plenty of chances to outlaw abortion but have never done so. They want to keep that issue alive for elections.
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              • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 5:25 pm ET)
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                We had a Republican majority from 2000-2006, but we did not have a CONSERVATIVE majority. GWB was not a conservative. He believed in big government, big spending, and enormous deficits. Conservatives do not.

                When we have a conservative majority, things will be very different.
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                • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 5:42 pm ET)
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                  You are not speaking of a "conservative" majority because you are not a conservative. You've stated that you believe that W. Cleon Skousen was "brilliant" [BTW, he was NEVER a member of the John Birch Society . . . you really MUST research your false talking points better, BJ] . . . Skousen was not a conservative, he was just bat sh*t crazy, just like your hero The Exorcist, and Sarah Palin. You're a fraud, BJ. An apparently very young, very uninformed fraud.

                  If we ever got a majority of folks in office who share your lunatic, un-American beliefs, our country would die. GAD!
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                  • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 6:00 pm ET)
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                    I NEVER said he was in the JBS. I said he was good friends with Robert Welch, the founder of JBS. You are correct - he was not a member, but he was very sympathetic to their worldviews.

                    Our country would fulfill its potential if we had 435 Congressmen/women and 100 Senators with the mentality of Robert Welch, Skousen, Beck, Palin, Jindal, Bachmann, DeMint, and Limbaugh.
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                    • Author by Johaely (March 08, 2010 8:46 pm ET)
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                      For a Randbot, you really do hate individuality and difference of opinion.
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                • Author by New Frontier (March 08, 2010 6:01 pm ET)
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                  When we have a conservative majority, things will be very different.
                  Heard that tune in 2000, and yeah--for six years things were very different. That's why Democrats own three branches now.
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                  • Author by John Paradox (March 08, 2010 6:20 pm ET)
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                    Actually, two, there's still a 5-4 split in the SCOTUS.
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                    • Author by New Frontier (March 08, 2010 6:28 pm ET)
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                      Good catch, thank you. I was thinking three, but Presidency, House, Senate.
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            • Author by John Paradox (March 08, 2010 6:19 pm ET)
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              and we'd have ponies that fart rainbows, with pretty flowers growing out of the slag piles in Southern Arizona, and...

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            • Author by The_Cat (March 08, 2010 6:35 pm ET)
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              Last time unemployment was under 5% was while Clinton was in charge, and Limbaugh utterly opposed Clinton. Limbaugh himself has no ideas, aside from cutting taxes on the top 1% of Americans, and that position is strictly due to selfish reasons, rather than an understanding of economics. Rush makes 40 million dollars a year. Faux Cons INSIST that rich people make jobs. "I never got a job from a poor person" and I quoting you directly here, Bobby Jindal fan. So, how many thousands of jobs has Rush created? C'mon? Three? Four? A couple of pharmacists, a housekeeper, a chauffeur, and a small contingent of security personnel. You can't add in the Dominican boys, because those jobs aren't in this country. So, WHERE ARE THE JOBS?
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              • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 09, 2010 12:31 am ET)
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                What is wrong with cutting taxes for the wealthiest one percent of Americans? It is their money - they earned it. What is wrong with confiscating less of it. I am all in favor of cutting taxes for the wealthiest one percent.
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            • Author by mjh (March 09, 2010 4:56 am ET)
                 
              "If we put Rush's enourmous behind into practice.... we would be feared by the rest of the world."




              FIXED



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        • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 3:59 pm ET)
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          Actually, Rush is taking his talking points from the RNC/Frank Luntz.
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          • Author by wolf kotenberg (March 08, 2010 4:47 pm ET)
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            I don'tknow about that. It can be tested by having tea party parties, one with Frank luntz as a keynote speaker and the other with limbaugh as the keynote speaker. And watch.
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    • Author by pilotshark (March 08, 2010 3:14 pm ET)
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      LOL>> well old limpboob-buttboil i son his usual stupid rant about any thing that keep his listers to spend there money on anything that limpboob-buttboil wants.
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    • Author by magnolialover (March 08, 2010 3:30 pm ET)
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      Yet another try to equate democrats with communists and all.

      Funny, the republicans were the ones talking about having their members sign purity agreements to their stated "conservative" values and all.

      Funny also that the republican party tends to castigate, and or purge members of their own party who don't tow the exact required republican line. No room for differences of opinion here.

      Unlike, within the democratic party, where we do actually have a wide range of beliefs within the party itself. We have moderates. We have conservatives. We have liberals. We, unlike the GOP, ARE the big tent party.
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    • Author by proudconservative (March 08, 2010 3:41 pm ET)
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      Has media matters (for very little) even mentioned that the reason for Rush's comments had to do with Rep. Eric Massa's comments about the white house?

      Some background would help.....

      and yet charlie rangel is able to dodge any accountability
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    • Author by GBU-15 (March 08, 2010 3:44 pm ET)
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      And just how are the Repubs going to win 70 seats this fall? With it's anti-union, anti- black, anti-hispanic, anti-abortion, anti-public education, homophobic, anti- unemployed big tent hate plat form? Did I leave out someone? The GOP. Where the hate just keeps on coming. Dream on Teabaggers. The rest of the nation is on to you!
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      • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 3:50 pm ET)
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        We are anti-union, anti-abortion, anti-public education, and also anti-spending and anti-government run healthcare, and anti-tax increase and anti-"global warming" hysteria. We are going to ride those platforms to victory. There are 49 Democrats representing districts that McCain carried. Take a look at Charlie Cook's site.

        www.cookpolitical.com

        He handicaps all of the House races.

        Take a look at www.fivethirtyeight.com

        That is a site run by a liberal, and he thinks you are going to get annihilated in November. Look at his Senate prognistications.

        You are going to get annihilated in November.
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        • Author by magnolialover (March 08, 2010 4:01 pm ET)
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          Anti union, for no good reason. Millions of working class Americans are union members.

          Anti abortion is fine, just don't make it for the rest of us. I'm anti abortion for myself and my wife, but I'm also pro-choice, as in, I don't want the GOVERNMENT (which you keep preaching is impinging your freedoms but can't come up with a good example) making those decisions for anyone.

          Anti public education? Why? Because it's so bad? Ridiculous. What you guys are, are anti science.

          Where were you during the Bush years when he spent more and expanded the goverment more than any President before him?

          Nobody is talking about having a government run health care system. That's the voices talking in your head.

          If you make less than $250k/year as an individual, you've received a tax cut, as has most of the country (98%).

          Anti global warming, again, fits into your anti science stance on just about, well, everything.
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        • Author by bintx (March 08, 2010 4:12 pm ET)
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          Boy, you don't know how to read Nate Silver's site, do you? Oh, and he's not a liberal, he's simply a statistician who is also an independent voter. Losing 4 seats [Liebermann is an Independent and Sanders is a Socialist Democrat who caucus with the Democrats] is not "annihilation." I might also point out that the numbers on Silver's site are two months old.
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          • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 4:58 pm ET)
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            Silver absolutely positively is a liberal. Niether Lieberman nor Sanders are up for re-election. Read the entire article. I don't like his policitics, but he is extremely accurate. As a baseball fan, I can tell you that he is almost always correct in his statistical prognostications. He nailed the 2008 presidential election dead on, and he nailed his Olympic predictions as well.

            The numbers are only getting worse for your side. The anger is only intensifying. If your side is dumb enough to procede with reconciliation, you will lose 12 or 13 Senate seats. If Republican can win in MA, a Republican can win in Oregon and Washington as well. Nate has you guys losing in ND,AR,NV,CO,DE,PA, and IL. The biggest news since he last posted was that Bayh retired - you will lose IN as well. Read the internals - it is not make for pleasant reading for you.

            Let's wait and see if Tommy Thompson or George Pataki announce a Senate run and see how he handicaps those states? Barbara Boxer is in real trouble (40% approval rating) - we need only to settle on a nominee to face her.
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            • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 08, 2010 5:00 pm ET)
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              Silver's methodology is very good. He does not think Palin can win a general election, but he does think she can win the nomination. He wrote an excellent statistical piece analyzing which primary and caucus states are strong for Sarah, which ones are not, and why? He thinks there is a pathway for her to win enough delegates to get the nomination.
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            • Author by New Frontier (March 08, 2010 6:08 pm ET)
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              Silver absolutely positively is a liberal.
              Not exactly, and not according to Silver himself in 2008:

              I vote for Democratic candidates the majority of the time (though by no means always). This year, I have been a supporter of Barack Obama.
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            • Author by hurricaneyankee52983 (March 08, 2010 7:44 pm ET)
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              BJF, You can keep blowing your smoke but I prefer to wait until NOVEMBER to see what really happens.
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        • Author by hurricaneyankee52983 (March 08, 2010 5:29 pm ET)
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          bjf if thats what you believe than you people are idiots.and you will be annihilated in NOVEMBER
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          • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 09, 2010 12:02 am ET)
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            So you think you will retain Senate seats in ND, DE, CO, AR, and NV? If you believe that you are in worse trouble than I thought. Lying is bad enough, but when you lie to yourself you are in real trouble.
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            • Author by hurricaneyankee52983 (March 09, 2010 8:29 pm ET)
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              im not lying to myself BJFool As I said earlier the election is in NOVEMBER THAT'S months away, an eternity in political time. You talk as though those poll #s will remain the same. I'm not ready to buy that yet check back with me in late October.
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    • Author by tnazar (March 08, 2010 4:23 pm ET)
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      The "Democrat" Party is terrible English though it found favor with Republics.
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    • Author by imaponyboy (March 09, 2010 7:41 pm ET)
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      I love how these "low info" haters always parrot the latest rantings of "marxist", nazi, or whatever is put forth by their leader of the day, be it Limbaugh or Hannity. Never mind that taken one at a time they are mutually exclusive of each other. They just sound good as "bites". And, as far as their assessments of spending, they always pardon "W" for his unfunded adventure in Iraq and his tax cuts. If tax cuts were the answer then why did he not just get rid of all of them? At least they have the Rapture to look forward to, because believe me, we are headed towards the biggest depression ever at the rate we are going. Not because of Obama either. Because we are a "service economy" and nothing else thanks to our need for off shore "cheap" labor.If you indeed win 70 seats in November you can explain the loss of jobs then.
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      • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 10, 2010 12:06 am ET)
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        Wasn't it just awful when Thomas Edison put candle makers out of work with that darn light bulb?

        It was awful when Henry Ford's assembly line spelled the end for the horse and buggy industry?

        Outsourcing helps companies become more competitive, they grow, and this creates more jobs.

        Sure, some jobs are displaced, but it is better for everyone to have a growing dynamic economy - this is capitalism and any form of protectionism is completely inconsistent with this.

        It is a basic economic principle called division of labor. Sure we could grow bananas in green houses, but it is more effective and less expensive to purchase them from Costa Rica and free our resources for things we do more efficiently.
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