Ouch! I Just Got Spanked!

[ScienceRocks]

Like him or not, Obama is not a nutter and got elected twice. The rule for you is simple, if you really love the guy, don't run him, he can't win.

No Obama may not be a nutter, he apparently, in the world view, a prankster.

BTW GWB was elected twice.

And so was Nixon, Reagan, and Clinton. Go with who can win, not who you are in love with.

There's always one or two super power throughout history. They play the roll of keeping humanity stable for world trade.

I believe it is kind of natural. As long as course it tries to do good.

 

[bendog]

The brilliant Thomas Sowell reminded me of the relativity of the political process.

Here, Mr.H....is the take away: "...the question is whether Mitch McConnell is preferable to Harry Reid as majority leader in the Senate, that is not even a close call."





1. "....polls show public opinion turning against the Democrats, some Republicans seem to be turning against each other. Even with the prospect of being able to win control of the Senate in this fall’s elections, some Republicans are busy manufacturing ammunition for their own circular firing squad.

2. A Republican faction’s demonization of their own Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell, is a classic example. If you listen to some of those who consider themselves the only true conservatives, you would never guess that Senator McConnell received a lifetime 90 percent ranking by the American Conservative Union....

3. ....Mitch McConnell has not only led the fight for conservative principles repeatedly, but has been to the right of Ted Cruz on immigration issues..

4. The unfolding disaster of Obamacare is only the most visible symptom of a far deeper danger from a lawless administration...






5. ....Obama has nearly three more years to continue doing irreparable damage to the fundamental basis of American government and to Americans’ freedom..

6. Only Republican control of the Senate can rein in the lawless Obama administration, which can otherwise load up the federal courts with lawless judges, who will be dismantling the rule of law and destroying the rights of the people for decades after Barack Obama himself is long gone from the White House.

7. Once that happens, even a future Republican majority, led by people with the kind of ideological purity that the Republican dissidents want, cannot undo the damage.





8. Those Republicans who seem ready to jeopardize their own party’s chances of winning these two crucial elections by following a rule-or-ruin fight against fellow Republicans may claim to be following their ideals. But headstrong self-righteousness is not idealism,....


9. No doubt there can be legitimate differences of opinion about tactics and strategy on particular issues. But if you don’t have power,......





10. If the rule-or-ruin faction among Republicans ends up giving the Democrats another Senate majority under Harry Reid, not only the Republican party but the entire nation, and generations yet unborn, will end up paying the price."
The Rule-or-Ruin Faction of the GOP | National Review Online




OK, ok....
Message received.....

....I'm duly chastened.

gol darn it. The thead title was titillating.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Wingy's fantasies begin.......

 

[PoliticalChic]

Anyone that doesn't want to KILL infrastructure, science or r&D outside of private corporations.
Anyone that wants to regulate corporations and tax fairly
anyone that doesn't want the states to have all the power to do as they damn well please....

Is considered bad and a communist asshole to you conservatives. You're going too god forsaken far!

Pleeeeeezzzz....

It is not necessary for you to re-invest your title, "Matthew the Moron," every single day!!!!!


Unlike you, most folks don't suffer from short term memory loss....

....your reputation is safe.

 

[PoliticalChic]

The brilliant Thomas Sowell reminded me of the relativity of the political process.

Here, Mr.H....is the take away: "...the question is whether Mitch McConnell is preferable to Harry Reid as majority leader in the Senate, that is not even a close call."





1. "....polls show public opinion turning against the Democrats, some Republicans seem to be turning against each other. Even with the prospect of being able to win control of the Senate in this fall’s elections, some Republicans are busy manufacturing ammunition for their own circular firing squad.

2. A Republican faction’s demonization of their own Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell, is a classic example. If you listen to some of those who consider themselves the only true conservatives, you would never guess that Senator McConnell received a lifetime 90 percent ranking by the American Conservative Union....

3. ....Mitch McConnell has not only led the fight for conservative principles repeatedly, but has been to the right of Ted Cruz on immigration issues..

4. The unfolding disaster of Obamacare is only the most visible symptom of a far deeper danger from a lawless administration...






5. ....Obama has nearly three more years to continue doing irreparable damage to the fundamental basis of American government and to Americans’ freedom..

6. Only Republican control of the Senate can rein in the lawless Obama administration, which can otherwise load up the federal courts with lawless judges, who will be dismantling the rule of law and destroying the rights of the people for decades after Barack Obama himself is long gone from the White House.

7. Once that happens, even a future Republican majority, led by people with the kind of ideological purity that the Republican dissidents want, cannot undo the damage.





8. Those Republicans who seem ready to jeopardize their own party’s chances of winning these two crucial elections by following a rule-or-ruin fight against fellow Republicans may claim to be following their ideals. But headstrong self-righteousness is not idealism,....


9. No doubt there can be legitimate differences of opinion about tactics and strategy on particular issues. But if you don’t have power,......





10. If the rule-or-ruin faction among Republicans ends up giving the Democrats another Senate majority under Harry Reid, not only the Republican party but the entire nation, and generations yet unborn, will end up paying the price."
The Rule-or-Ruin Faction of the GOP | National Review Online




OK, ok....
Message received.....

....I'm duly chastened.

gol darn it. The thead title was titillating.

Go in the other room with Righwinger.....

 

[PredFan]

You got spanked? When? I missed it dammit! I would have like to have watched.

 

[PoliticalChic]

You got spanked? When? I missed it dammit! I would have like to have watched.

I'll bet you would.


Y'know....there's a word for your affliction.....

 

[Indofred]

Ouch! I Just Got Spanked!

Pop over, I have a whip.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Ouch! I Just Got Spanked!

Pop over, I have a whip.

I'm tellin' ya'.....


....the mentality of this herd.

 

[Howey]

P.S.

Hey scumbag! Did you notice that the ad for how to troll internet sites was posted at dummieunderground.

It was an ad.

What a fucking douchebag

Of course I know where it was. You obviously have no idea what keywords these companies use to display their ads.

Why would they want to have their ads on a conservative forum where everyone agrees with them?

 

[Mojo2]

The greater evil for the greater good, I am not sure that is the only alternative to getting rid of Dirty Harry.

We need to get rid of all of those public servants who think they are wiser than these men:

OUR FOUNDING FATHERS

Washington, George, VA
Franklin, Benjamin, PA
Madison, James, VA
Hamilton, Alexander, NY
Morris, Gouverneur, PA
Morris, Robert, PA
Wilson, James, PA
Pinckney, Chas. Cotesworth, SC
Pinckney, Chas, SC
Rutledge, John, SC
Butler, Pierce, SC
Sherman, Roger, CT
Johnson, William Samuel, CT
McHenry, James, MD
Read, George, DE
Bassett, Richard, DE
Spaight, Richard Dobbs, NC
Blount, William, NC
Williamson, Hugh, NC
Jenifer, Daniel of St. Thomas, MD

King, Rufus, MA
Gorham, Nathaniel, MA
Dayton, Jonathan, NJ
Carroll, Daniel, MD
Few, William, GA
Baldwin, Abraham, GA
Langdon, John, NH
Gilman, Nicholas, NH
Livingston, William, NJ
Paterson, William, NJ
Mifflin, Thomas, PA
Clymer, George, PA
FitzSimons, Thomas, PA
Ingersoll, Jared, PA
Bedford, Gunning, Jr., DE
Brearley, David, NJ
Dickinson, John, DE
Blair, John, VA
Broom, Jacob, DE
Jackson, William, Secretary


Observing Constitution Day

 

[Sallow]

....I'm duly chastened.

Interesting.

Are there pictures?

 

[DriftingSand]

Anyone that doesn't want to KILL infrastructure, science or r&D outside of private corporations.
Anyone that wants to regulate corporations and tax fairly
anyone that doesn't want the states to have all the power to do as they damn well please....

Is considered bad and a communist asshole to you conservatives. You're going too god forsaken far!

1) Nobody says that a person is a "communist" for embracing science.
2) Corporations are regulated and pay plenty of taxes (far more than entitlement folks who do nothing for a living).
3) States Rights is an important part of the American way. States should have the right to keep tabs on the Federal government. It's called checks and balances. When the citizens of a particular state vote on an issue then the issue should be settled. Activist, federal judges should keep their grubby noses out of it. If some special interest group doesn't like the outcome of the vote then they can attempt to convince voters of their error and try to sway a future vote BY THE PEOPLE and FOR THE PEOPLE.

 

[Indofred]

That has to be the forum picture post of the decade.

 

[SAYIT]

That has to be the forum picture post of the decade.

Word is that's you in the Supergirl outfit.