And now a word from the "Coffee Party".....

[WillowTree]

Another one of those "Republicans love only the rich" yawn.....

You mean to tell us you’re so used to the GOP working for the rich against the poor and middle class that it doesn't even faze you any more?

That is a sad statement indeed Willow...

Actually what I'm used to is you lieberals playing the race card and conducting class warfare.. yep..

 

[WillowTree]

You mean to tell us you’re so used to the GOP working for the rich against the poor and middle class that it doesn't even faze you any more?

That is a sad statement indeed Willow...

I'm convinced that people on message boards who post agreement with the extremist right wing ideologies of today never had to worry about where their next rent or mortgage payment was going to come from; never were forced to apply for food stamps to feed their families; never had an astronomical medical bill that they lost sleep over how to pay for it; and of course, never been unemployed for REAL lack of work for long periods of time to the point it affects them financially, physically, and mentally. Not yet, anyway.

I'm starting to think that people on message boards who call people who disagree with them "extremist" are unemployed insomniac food stamp collecting debtors who are mentally affected.

But I wouldn't sweat the Coffee Party. That half a dozen member voting block per State could not get a dog catcher elected.

They have meetings and decide the "buzzword" of the season,, "extremist" is a term you will see all lieberal and the congressmen use when referring to Republicans.

 

[WillowTree]

I can see though why living within your means, and balancing a budget might seem extreme to lieberals who are addicted to the sugar tit.

 

[Trajan]

And now a word from the "Coffee Party".....

more sugar please....

 

[Trajan]

Another one of those "Republicans love only the rich" yawn.....

You mean to tell us you’re so used to the GOP working for the rich against the poor and middle class that it doesn't even faze you any more?

That is a sad statement indeed Willow...

I'm convinced that people on message boards who post agreement with the extremist right wing ideologies of today never had to worry about where their next rent or mortgage payment was going to come from; never were forced to apply for food stamps to feed their families; never had an astronomical medical bill that they lost sleep over how to pay for it; and of course, never been unemployed for REAL lack of work for long periods of time to the point it affects them financially, physically, and mentally. Not yet, anyway.

where was the extremist statement?

 

[Nic_Driver]

It doesn't really matter what plan is presented or how hard the Democrats work towards a solution if the Republicans are just going to continue to obstruct.

 

[Trajan]

Conservatives love only the rich. And now..they completely own the Republican party.

So yeah.

Which of course, is why we advocate real charity towards the poor instead of this government robbery.

I think the poor would like to know where to find such charities. Seriously.

send the po' to me, I'll hook'em up with a phone number...

 

[WillowTree]

another buzzword.. "obstruct."

 

[Nic_Driver]

Yep, the GOP is throwing it out to all of their activists and apologists, ensuring the destruction of our nation for the gain of their party.

It bothers me too Willow.

 

[Ragnar]

I'm convinced that people on message boards who post agreement with the extremist right wing ideologies of today never had to worry about where their next rent or mortgage payment was going to come from; never were forced to apply for food stamps to feed their families; never had an astronomical medical bill that they lost sleep over how to pay for it; and of course, never been unemployed for REAL lack of work for long periods of time to the point it affects them financially, physically, and mentally. Not yet, anyway.

I'm starting to think that people on message boards who call people who disagree with them "extremist" are unemployed insomniac food stamp collecting debtors who are mentally affected.

But I wouldn't sweat the Coffee Party. That half a dozen member voting block per State could not get a dog catcher elected.

They have meetings and decide the "buzzword" of the season,, "extremist" is a term you will see all lieberal and the congressment use when referring to Republicans.

I am Libertarian myself but I tend to like the Republican extremist. Frederick Douglass, Abe Lincoln, Susan B. Anthony, Calvin Coolidge, Barry Goldwater, Ronald Reagan etc etc. (By today's standard, lots of extremely extreme extremist)

 

[ShackledNation]

I'm starting to think that people on message boards who call people who disagree with them "extremist" are unemployed insomniac food stamp collecting debtors who are mentally affected.

But I wouldn't sweat the Coffee Party. That half a dozen member voting block per State could not get a dog catcher elected.

They have meetings and decide the "buzzword" of the season,, "extremist" is a term you will see all lieberal and the congressment use when referring to Republicans.

I am Libertarian myself but I tend to like the Republican extremist. Frederick Douglass, Abe Lincoln, Susan B. Anthony, Calvin Coolidge, Barry Goldwater, Ronald Reagan etc etc. (By today's standard, lots of extremely extreme extremist)

A libertarian who likes Lincoln, an incredibly statist president? Sorry that is quite surprising to hear.

 

[Ragnar]

They have meetings and decide the "buzzword" of the season,, "extremist" is a term you will see all lieberal and the congressment use when referring to Republicans.

I am Libertarian myself but I tend to like the Republican extremist. Frederick Douglass, Abe Lincoln, Susan B. Anthony, Calvin Coolidge, Barry Goldwater, Ronald Reagan etc etc. (By today's standard, lots of extremely extreme extremist)

A libertarian who likes Lincoln, an incredibly statist president? Sorry that is quite surprising to hear.

Apology accepted. Slightly more Objectivist than Libertarian I guess.

 

[DaGoose]

I'm convinced that people on message boards who post agreement with the extremist right wing ideologies of today never had to worry about where their next rent or mortgage payment was going to come from; never were forced to apply for food stamps to feed their families; never had an astronomical medical bill that they lost sleep over how to pay for it; and of course, never been unemployed for REAL lack of work for long periods of time to the point it affects them financially, physically, and mentally. Not yet, anyway.

I'm starting to think that people on message boards who call people who disagree with them "extremist" are unemployed insomniac food stamp collecting debtors who are mentally affected.

But I wouldn't sweat the Coffee Party. That half a dozen member voting block per State could not get a dog catcher elected.

They have meetings and decide the "buzzword" of the season,, "extremist" is a term you will see all lieberal and the congressmen use when referring to Republicans.

Hmmm....I guess you've never heard of the GOPAC memo that was distributed by Newt Gingrich?

The list of words included in the memo to be used to describe political opponents, Democrats, and their ideas are as follows:

decay, failure (fail), collapse(ing), deeper, crisis, urgent(cy), destructive, destroy, sick, pathetic, lie, liberal, they/them, unionized bureaucracy, "compassion" is not enough, betray, consequences, limit(s), shallow, traitors, sensationalists, endanger, coercion, hypocrisy, radical, threaten, devour, waste, corruption, incompetent, permissive attitudes, destructive, impose, self-serving, greed, ideological, insecure, anti-(issue): flag, family, child, jobs, pessimistic, excuses, intolerant, stagnation, welfare, corrupt, selfish, insensitive, status quo, mandate(s), taxes, spend(ing), shame, disgrace, punish (poor...), bizarre, cynicism, cheat, steal, abuse of power, machine, bosses, obsolete, criminal rights, red tape, patronage

GOPAC memo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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[Richard-H]

Aw, come on and admit it:

The Tea Party is the "Free Liberatarian" wing of the Republican Party, the 'RINOS' are the real conservatives.

That's all there is to it.

I really can't blame them, our 2 party system has everyone else locked out, so if the Tea Party people joined the Liberatarian party, they would have zero chance of winning elections, which is a shame - they have to masquerade as conservatives, and call real conservatives 'RINOs'.

Now real Conservatives aren't getting representation in their own party and are sufferimg mild persecution for being real conservatives.

At least the people on the left know a liberal from a social-democrat, from a leftist, from a communist.

 

[ClosedCaption]

This reminds me of a snake eating it's tail lol

 

[Baruch Menachem]

Here is a brief bio of the man who wrote the letter. I guess if you don't agree with him, he's not a Republican, is that correct?

Michael Stafford is a 2003 graduate of Duke University School of Law, a former Republican Party officer from Delaware, and the founder of the Coffee Party 2.0 pilot project, Republicans for Responsible Reform. His writing has been featured on national and local blogs such as FrumForum, The Cagle Post, and TommyWonk. He is the author of An Upward Calling: Politics for the Common Good published by AVT Books.

I'd like to see who he wants to run on the GOP Platform in 2012.

As for his partisan credentials, I still smell a rat, I see it floating in the air.

In terms of partisan bickering, you don't establish your credentials by slicing the feet out from under your friends. And right now partisan credentials are less important than getting a useful solution.

The particular grievance i have with both sides is they find it necessary to take things to the brink either as the only means to get a negotiation on their points, or they are willing to force default rather than negotiate in good faith.

I am looking for someone to come up with a deal that gets both sides out of the game of chicken, but does not let the problem continue forever. If nothing else, get us past February 1 of 2013, as I am very sure the present leadership in Washington is incapable of dealing with it in an adult manner.

Step one is for Obama to make real cuts. Step two is for the republicans to budge on the issue of goofy tax breaks. But step one has to happen first. Republican trust of Democrat promises is less than zero.

 

[shintao]

Another one of those "Republicans love only the rich" yawn.....

Conservatives love only the rich. And now..they completely own the Republican party.

So yeah.

Which of course, is why we advocate real charity towards the poor instead of this government robbery.

HOW'S THAT RETARD CHARITY WORKING OUT??

 

[Stephanie]

LOL, sure he is a Republican.

all I saw was, blaaa blaaa blaaaa, you Republicans bad, them Democrats ARE the saints in all this.

It sounded right out of the playbook of the Liberals on this board.

what a JOKE

 

[xsited1]

Another one of those "Republicans love only the rich" yawn.....

Conservatives love only the rich. And now..they completely own the Republican party.

So yeah.

The party of the rich today is the Democrat Party. Didn't you get the memo?

 

[auditor0007]

We live in a plutocracy. The average american worker is just way too stupid and dumb to see it. They will, eventually.

I really am not sure we want to see that day. We would be much better off if the far right figured this out sooner rather than later. If it does get to that point, then you will see a much bigger redistribution of wealth than one might imagine today. Rather than moving to the center, we will make a direct move from very far right to very far left. Neither is good for this country or the people, but hey, overall, the American people aren't all that bright. It is easy to explain how the average IQ is 100, lot of dumb people.