The Idiot in Chief strikes again

Fenian_Bastard · Dec 31, 2006

Frank_Ridgeway said:

The conservatives are all drunk on moonshine, like Hessians in the barracks. Time to attack!
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At least, with the Hessians, it was fine port.

HeinekenMan · Dec 31, 2006

As our year draws to a close here, I'm with all of the folks who hope to turn the corner in 2007. It's time to focus on how to resolve all of the issues facing the country. So I'm going to start a thread titled: Most important issues of 2007. Feel free to throw in your Top 10 areas of concern. It generally helps to reach a goal if you've defined that goal.

D-3 Fan · Dec 31, 2006

dog428 said:

I love the number of times a few people have posted here simply to say that "these posts are getting old." Did the irony not strike any of you the third or fourth time?

Here's a question: Why are you so eager for us to "let it go?"

Because of the actions of this jackoff and the crooks he's surrounded himself with, we've got Americans dying at an alarming rate, the country, despite the systematic elimination of numerous Constitutional rights, is no safer today than it was five and a half years ago, the most sympathetic and giving country on the planet has become the most hated and the president of this country, in six years of work, cannot point to one single accomplishment that he will be remembered for. Let's also not forget that this group of assholes strolled into power like a bunch overzealous frat boys, treated members of the opposing party as though they were subhuman, pushed through every bullshit bill that helped their "base," broke law after law, lied to you, me and everyone else in this country so many times we've stopped counting and forced the most bitter divide in this country's history.

Let it go?

Kiss my ass.

You can say all you want that talk won't solve anything, won't fix what's happened and won't change the past, but dammit, neither will just forgetting it, letting it go or moving on. No one should ever forget the things this guy and his cronies have done with the unbelievable opportunity they were given. And it was a tremendous opportunity. You had two branches of government controlled by the same party -- a group of people who generally work together and can find common ground on most any issue. But instead of using that opportunity to better this country, they, far more often than not, chose personal gain instead. That's unforgiveable and should never be forgotten.

You know what, though, I don't blame the people who voted for the guy. I don't hold a single one of them responsible for the utter shitpile that the last six years has been. You got fooled. It happens. But when you pop on one of these threads, whine about the number of times we point out Fredo's failures, bumbles or outright crimes and try to sneak in a backdoor defense of this asshat, don't blame us for your idiocy or for being called an idiot. Electing a complete and utter crook is one thing. Defending the crook, no matter his political affiliation, after six years of failures and crimes, that makes you an idiot.
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I never said "let it go." Let's get that correct. My point is how fucking redundant this is. Every motherfucking day is "guess what the dumbass did/say/do today!" I already know what happened.

He is too dumb to be a real crook like Nixon was. First and foremost, The Little Man is not a competent leader. What the fuck else is new? He baked me a fruitcake?

I'm not saying "let it go." Let's go Fredo-free for one day. How hard is that? Then, we can commence afterwards.

I'm with Heineken. Besides the goddamn conflict (and no I don't refer it to as a war, 'cause who are we at war against? Camel jockeys?), what is the most important issues for 2007.

Now kiss my black ass, goddamnmit.

Birdscribe · Dec 31, 2006

oldhack said:

buckweaver said:

three_bags_full said:

When's enough enough?
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Don't have an answer to that one. But this administration's "unpatriotic" rhetoric started post-9/11 and has extended all the way through the pre-invasion protests, and, honestly, it hasn't quite stopped yet.
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The use of the idea that people who disagree with you are unpatriotic goes back a long way, and I'm not sure how long.

In the 30s, the term "premature anti-Fascists" was used to distinguish American Communists who were alarmed at Hitler much earlier than other people should have been.

As early as 1946, Nixon used accusations of "Communism" to defeat a Democratic congressman. Four years later, he did the same thing to get elected to the Senate. He wasn't the only one, just the one I remember best.

The idea of questioning someone's patriotism who disagrees with you goes back a long way. Every generation, people have to be reminded that patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel.
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We can take it back farther than that... back to the 1918-21 period when Woodrow Wilson turned A. Mitchell Palmer (and a budding thug named J. Edgar Hoover) loose on rooting out "communists" who had a problem with WW I, the nascent labor movement and other "anti-American" activities like free speech and the freedom to address grievances.

As Attorney Gen., Palmer rounded up alleged subversives by the thousands, only to release most of them.

steveu · Jan 1, 2007

Flying Headbutt said:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/12/30/AR2006123001166.html

Dana Milbank finds time to rip pretty much all the blowhards who missed last night's event.
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I was going to post that, and you beat me to it. Hmm.. all but 35 reps couldn't attend. Wow.

Fenian_Bastard · Jan 1, 2007

D-3 Fan said:

dog428 said:

I love the number of times a few people have posted here simply to say that "these posts are getting old." Did the irony not strike any of you the third or fourth time?

Here's a question: Why are you so eager for us to "let it go?"

Because of the actions of this jackoff and the crooks he's surrounded himself with, we've got Americans dying at an alarming rate, the country, despite the systematic elimination of numerous Constitutional rights, is no safer today than it was five and a half years ago, the most sympathetic and giving country on the planet has become the most hated and the president of this country, in six years of work, cannot point to one single accomplishment that he will be remembered for. Let's also not forget that this group of assholes strolled into power like a bunch overzealous frat boys, treated members of the opposing party as though they were subhuman, pushed through every bullshit bill that helped their "base," broke law after law, lied to you, me and everyone else in this country so many times we've stopped counting and forced the most bitter divide in this country's history.

Let it go?

Kiss my ass.

You can say all you want that talk won't solve anything, won't fix what's happened and won't change the past, but dammit, neither will just forgetting it, letting it go or moving on. No one should ever forget the things this guy and his cronies have done with the unbelievable opportunity they were given. And it was a tremendous opportunity. You had two branches of government controlled by the same party -- a group of people who generally work together and can find common ground on most any issue. But instead of using that opportunity to better this country, they, far more often than not, chose personal gain instead. That's unforgiveable and should never be forgotten.

You know what, though, I don't blame the people who voted for the guy. I don't hold a single one of them responsible for the utter shitpile that the last six years has been. You got fooled. It happens. But when you pop on one of these threads, whine about the number of times we point out Fredo's failures, bumbles or outright crimes and try to sneak in a backdoor defense of this asshat, don't blame us for your idiocy or for being called an idiot. Electing a complete and utter crook is one thing. Defending the crook, no matter his political affiliation, after six years of failures and crimes, that makes you an idiot.
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I never said "let it go." Let's get that correct. My point is how fucking redundant this is. Every motherfucking day is "guess what the dumbass did/say/do today!" I already know what happened.

He is too dumb to be a real crook like Nixon was. First and foremost, The Little Man is not a competent leader. What the fuck else is new? He baked me a fruitcake?

I'm not saying "let it go." Let's go Fredo-free for one day. How hard is that? Then, we can commence afterwards.

I'm with Heineken. Besides the goddamn conflict (and no I don't refer it to as a war, 'cause who are we at war against? Camel jockeys?), what is the most important issues for 2007.
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Impeachment.
(Sorry. Couldn't resist.

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