Bush lover signs off for good

[jschuck12001]

You didn't you Libs do that when the House and Senate went Republican under Bush II?

No, I voted for Bush in his first term and I'm not a liberal. No offense but maybe we need a thread to spell out the definition of liberal because not everyone who voted for Obama is liberal, that term gets thrown around to much on this board.

 

[del]

No, I voted for Bush in his first term and I'm not a liberal. No offense but maybe we need a thread to spell out the definition of liberal because not everyone who voted for Obama is liberal, that term gets thrown around to much on this board.

they all do; the terms are so debased as to be useless.

i've decided to become a Nuevo Whig.

i'll decide what it means later.

 

[Diuretic]

YouTube - The Lone Ranger Opening Theme Song

Ah, takes me back

 

[del]

Ah, takes me back

me, too.

gotta get me some footie pajamas..

 

[Diuretic]

they all do; the terms are so debased as to be useless.

i've decided to become a Nuevo Whig.

i'll decide what it means later.

Well at least you can be sure of the Hispanic vote

 

[del]

Well at least you can be sure of the Hispanic vote

am i that transparent?

drat

 

[JimH52]

No one can be that delusional.

 

[Caligirl]

No, I voted for Bush in his first term and I'm not a liberal. No offense but maybe we need a thread to spell out the definition of liberal because not everyone who voted for Obama is liberal, that term gets thrown around to much on this board.

I only know about five liberals on this board and many more in the middle.

Only a few far right as well, most in the middle.

 

[Caligirl]

they all do; the terms are so debased as to be useless.

i've decided to become a Nuevo Whig.

i'll decide what it means later.

I found a list to work off of.

Historical political parties
The following parties are no longer functioning. Some of them had considerable influence. Listed in order of founding.
Federalist Party (c.1789–c.1820)
Democratic-Republican Party (1792–c.1824)
Anti-Masonic Party (1826–1838)
National Republican Party (1829–1833)
Nullifier Party (1830–1839)
Whig Party (1833–1856)
Liberty Party (1840–1848)
Law and Order Party of Rhode Island (1840s)
Free Soil Party (1848–1855)
Anti-Nebraska Party (1854)
American Republican Party (1843-1854)
American Party (“Know-Nothings”) (c.1854–1858)
Opposition Party (1854–1858)
Constitutional Union Party (1860)
National Union Party, (1864–1868)
Readjuster Party (1870-1885)
Liberal Republican Party (1872)
Greenback Party (1874–1884)
Anti-Monopoly Party (1884)
Populist Party (1892–1908)
Silver Party (1892-1902)
National Democratic Party/Gold Democrats (1896–1900)
Silver Republican Party (1896-1900)
Social Democratic Party (1898–1901)
Home Rule Party of Hawaii (created to serve the native Hawaiian agenda in the state legislature and U.S. Congress) (1900–1912)
Socialist Party of America (1901–1973)
Independence Party (or "Independence League") (1906-1914)
Progressive Party 1912 (“Bull Moose Party”) (1912–1914)
National Woman's Party (1913-1930)
Non-Partisan League (Not a party in the technical sense) (1915–1956)
Farmer-Labor Party (1918–1944)
Progressive Party 1924 (1924)
Communist League of America (1928–1934)
American Workers Party (1933–1934)
Workers Party of the United States (1934–1938)
Union Party (1936)
American Labor Party (1936–1956)
America First Party (1944) (1944–1996)
States' Rights Democratic Party (“Dixiecrats”) (1948)
Progressive Party 1948 (1948–1955)
Vegetarian Party (1948–1964)
Constitution Party (United States 50s) (1952–1968?)
American Nazi Party (1959-1967)
Puerto Rican Socialist Party (1959–1993)
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (1964)
Black Panther Party (1966-1970s)
Communist Workers Party (1969–1985)
People's Party (1971–1976)
U.S. Labor Party (1975–1979)
Concerned Citizens Party (1975-1992) Become the Connecticut affiliate of the Constitution Party (then known as U.S. Taxpayers Party) with party founding
Citizens Party (1979–1984)
New Alliance Party (1979–1992)
Populist Party of 1980s-1990s (1984–1994)
Looking Back Party (1984–1996)
Grassroots Party (1986–2004)
Independent Party of Utah (1988–1996)
Greens/Green Party USA (1991–2005)
New Party (1992 – 1998)
Natural Law Party (1992–2004)
Mountain Party (2000-2007) Become the West Virginia affiliate of the Green Party July 16, 2007 [1]
Christian Freedom Party (2004)

I call dibs on New Anti-Monopoly Party. That game totally sucks.

Anti-Monopoly Party - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[RetiredGySgt]

What are you a fricken Branch Davidian. Look at the polls, you are now the MINORITY. People like you are a dying breed so go head and lock up your compound.

Ya 55 MILLION of us , we sure are dying out. You are aware independents decide the election and in 2 years if Obama does not deliver and the Democrats do their usual business as normal routine, they will find out the Independents are not happy with them?

 

[Abelian Sea]

No one can be that delusional.

He isn't. He's a satirist of sorts.

Now that his persona's raison d'être is leaving office, he'll need a new schtick. Thus the farewell post.