Fear and Loathing in Cleveland.

[Searcher44]

I watched/listened to several hours of the Republican convention yesterday. What came across loud and clear to me was an attempt by the Republican establishment to remind the independently minded voter of what the party line was when it came to the fundamental principle that unified the party, above all else, beyond any picayune economic or moral or constitutional matter. The fundamental principle the average Republican had to embrace was fear. In the early years the bushies had employed this tactic to near perfection. This new faction wasn't fooling around. Speaker after no-name speaker was beating the delegates over the head with it. Forget your rage against the crony capitalist whose unpunished greed had mired the country in 8 years of middle class morass. Forget Wall st. raping pension funds and the Oligarchy making out like bandits with $100 million dollar bonuses. All the things that turned the Republican voter to a populist like Trump. Forget all that and remember, you must be afraid, very afraid. Every fucking Republican in the hall should have stood up and yelled "We're not afraid of fuck-all! We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more!"

 

[owebo]

We did....where have you been?

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

I watched/listened to several hours of the Republican convention yesterday. What came across loud and clear to me was an attempt by the Republican establishment to remind the independently minded voter of what the party line was when it came to the fundamental principle that unified the party, above all else, beyond any picayune economic or moral or constitutional matter. The fundamental principle the average Republican had to embrace was fear. In the early years the bushies had employed this tactic to near perfection. This new faction wasn't fooling around. Speaker after no-name speaker was beating the delegates over the head with it. Forget your rage against the crony capitalist whose unpunished greed had mired the country in 8 years of middle class morass. Forget Wall st. raping pension funds and the Oligarchy making out like bandits with $100 million dollar bonuses. All the things that turned the Republican voter to a populist like Trump. Forget all that and remember, you must be afraid, very afraid. Every fucking Republican in the hall should have stood up and yelled "We're not afraid of fuck-all! We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more!"

It's not fear. It's disgust and disdain.

 

[OKTexas]

I watched/listened to several hours of the Republican convention yesterday. What came across loud and clear to me was an attempt by the Republican establishment to remind the independently minded voter of what the party line was when it came to the fundamental principle that unified the party, above all else, beyond any picayune economic or moral or constitutional matter. The fundamental principle the average Republican had to embrace was fear. In the early years the bushies had employed this tactic to near perfection. This new faction wasn't fooling around. Speaker after no-name speaker was beating the delegates over the head with it. Forget your rage against the crony capitalist whose unpunished greed had mired the country in 8 years of middle class morass. Forget Wall st. raping pension funds and the Oligarchy making out like bandits with $100 million dollar bonuses. All the things that turned the Republican voter to a populist like Trump. Forget all that and remember, you must be afraid, very afraid. Every fucking Republican in the hall should have stood up and yelled "We're not afraid of fuck-all! We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more!"

And the best the hildabitch can come up with is Trump is dangerous. Oh but that's not fear mongering right?

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

I watched/listened to several hours of the Republican convention yesterday. What came across loud and clear to me was an attempt by the Republican establishment to remind the independently minded voter of what the party line was when it came to the fundamental principle that unified the party, above all else, beyond any picayune economic or moral or constitutional matter. The fundamental principle the average Republican had to embrace was fear. In the early years the bushies had employed this tactic to near perfection. This new faction wasn't fooling around. Speaker after no-name speaker was beating the delegates over the head with it. Forget your rage against the crony capitalist whose unpunished greed had mired the country in 8 years of middle class morass. Forget Wall st. raping pension funds and the Oligarchy making out like bandits with $100 million dollar bonuses. All the things that turned the Republican voter to a populist like Trump. Forget all that and remember, you must be afraid, very afraid. Every fucking Republican in the hall should have stood up and yelled "We're not afraid of fuck-all! We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more!"

And the best the hildabitch can come up with is Trump is dangerous. Oh but that's not fear mongering right?

Trump is dangerous to Democrat power.

 

[Searcher44]

I watched/listened to several hours of the Republican convention yesterday. What came across loud and clear to me was an attempt by the Republican establishment to remind the independently minded voter of what the party line was when it came to the fundamental principle that unified the party, above all else, beyond any picayune economic or moral or constitutional matter. The fundamental principle the average Republican had to embrace was fear. In the early years the bushies had employed this tactic to near perfection. This new faction wasn't fooling around. Speaker after no-name speaker was beating the delegates over the head with it. Forget your rage against the crony capitalist whose unpunished greed had mired the country in 8 years of middle class morass. Forget Wall st. raping pension funds and the Oligarchy making out like bandits with $100 million dollar bonuses. All the things that turned the Republican voter to a populist like Trump. Forget all that and remember, you must be afraid, very afraid. Every fucking Republican in the hall should have stood up and yelled "We're not afraid of fuck-all! We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more!"

And the best the hildabitch can come up with is Trump is dangerous. Oh but that's not fear mongering right?

I'm talking about the Party Establishment trying to steer the regular guy republican away from dangerous ideas like populism and distrust of money in elections and voter suppression like republican voters experienced in Arizona. You can leave the Democrats, even Hillary (who scares me) out of it, this is a purely Republican issue concerning the soul of the Republican Party.

 

[Lakhota]

I watched/listened to several hours of the Republican convention yesterday. What came across loud and clear to me was an attempt by the Republican establishment to remind the independently minded voter of what the party line was when it came to the fundamental principle that unified the party, above all else, beyond any picayune economic or moral or constitutional matter. The fundamental principle the average Republican had to embrace was fear. In the early years the bushies had employed this tactic to near perfection. This new faction wasn't fooling around. Speaker after no-name speaker was beating the delegates over the head with it. Forget your rage against the crony capitalist whose unpunished greed had mired the country in 8 years of middle class morass. Forget Wall st. raping pension funds and the Oligarchy making out like bandits with $100 million dollar bonuses. All the things that turned the Republican voter to a populist like Trump. Forget all that and remember, you must be afraid, very afraid. Every fucking Republican in the hall should have stood up and yelled "We're not afraid of fuck-all! We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more!"

I agree. And on a serious note - I'm not seeing all that much excitement at the convention like in past years. Even my better half commented on that a few minutes ago. Really, they don't have much to be excited about - but I thought they'd do a better job of trying to fake it. Overall, it just seems subdued.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

We did....where have you been?

He got into the sterno again

 

[Hossfly]

I watched/listened to several hours of the Republican convention yesterday. What came across loud and clear to me was an attempt by the Republican establishment to remind the independently minded voter of what the party line was when it came to the fundamental principle that unified the party, above all else, beyond any picayune economic or moral or constitutional matter. The fundamental principle the average Republican had to embrace was fear. In the early years the bushies had employed this tactic to near perfection. This new faction wasn't fooling around. Speaker after no-name speaker was beating the delegates over the head with it. Forget your rage against the crony capitalist whose unpunished greed had mired the country in 8 years of middle class morass. Forget Wall st. raping pension funds and the Oligarchy making out like bandits with $100 million dollar bonuses. All the things that turned the Republican voter to a populist like Trump. Forget all that and remember, you must be afraid, very afraid. Every fucking Republican in the hall should have stood up and yelled "We're not afraid of fuck-all! We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more!"

And the best the hildabitch can come up with is Trump is dangerous. Oh but that's not fear mongering right?

Trump is dangerous to Democrat power.

You got that right! Yowsuh!!

 

[CrusaderFrank]

I watched/listened to several hours of the Republican convention yesterday. What came across loud and clear to me was an attempt by the Republican establishment to remind the independently minded voter of what the party line was when it came to the fundamental principle that unified the party, above all else, beyond any picayune economic or moral or constitutional matter. The fundamental principle the average Republican had to embrace was fear. In the early years the bushies had employed this tactic to near perfection. This new faction wasn't fooling around. Speaker after no-name speaker was beating the delegates over the head with it. Forget your rage against the crony capitalist whose unpunished greed had mired the country in 8 years of middle class morass. Forget Wall st. raping pension funds and the Oligarchy making out like bandits with $100 million dollar bonuses. All the things that turned the Republican voter to a populist like Trump. Forget all that and remember, you must be afraid, very afraid. Every fucking Republican in the hall should have stood up and yelled "We're not afraid of fuck-all! We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more!"

And the best the hildabitch can come up with is Trump is dangerous. Oh but that's not fear mongering right?

It's different when Hilly does it, it just is

Like comparing Trump to Hitler...yeah, identical

 

[OKTexas]

I watched/listened to several hours of the Republican convention yesterday. What came across loud and clear to me was an attempt by the Republican establishment to remind the independently minded voter of what the party line was when it came to the fundamental principle that unified the party, above all else, beyond any picayune economic or moral or constitutional matter. The fundamental principle the average Republican had to embrace was fear. In the early years the bushies had employed this tactic to near perfection. This new faction wasn't fooling around. Speaker after no-name speaker was beating the delegates over the head with it. Forget your rage against the crony capitalist whose unpunished greed had mired the country in 8 years of middle class morass. Forget Wall st. raping pension funds and the Oligarchy making out like bandits with $100 million dollar bonuses. All the things that turned the Republican voter to a populist like Trump. Forget all that and remember, you must be afraid, very afraid. Every fucking Republican in the hall should have stood up and yelled "We're not afraid of fuck-all! We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more!"

And the best the hildabitch can come up with is Trump is dangerous. Oh but that's not fear mongering right?

I'm talking about the Party Establishment trying to steer the regular guy republican away from dangerous ideas like populism and distrust of money in elections and voter suppression like republican voters experienced in Arizona. You can leave the Democrats, even Hillary (who scares me) out of it, this is a purely Republican issue concerning the soul of the Republican Party.

Funny, you didn't mention voter suppression in the OP, I don't remember anything in AZ. Tell me what you're talking about.

 

[OKTexas]

I watched/listened to several hours of the Republican convention yesterday. What came across loud and clear to me was an attempt by the Republican establishment to remind the independently minded voter of what the party line was when it came to the fundamental principle that unified the party, above all else, beyond any picayune economic or moral or constitutional matter. The fundamental principle the average Republican had to embrace was fear. In the early years the bushies had employed this tactic to near perfection. This new faction wasn't fooling around. Speaker after no-name speaker was beating the delegates over the head with it. Forget your rage against the crony capitalist whose unpunished greed had mired the country in 8 years of middle class morass. Forget Wall st. raping pension funds and the Oligarchy making out like bandits with $100 million dollar bonuses. All the things that turned the Republican voter to a populist like Trump. Forget all that and remember, you must be afraid, very afraid. Every fucking Republican in the hall should have stood up and yelled "We're not afraid of fuck-all! We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more!"

I agree. And on a serious note - I'm not seeing all that much excitement at the convention like in past years. Even my better half commented on that a few minutes ago. Really, they don't have much to be excited about - but I thought they'd do a better job of trying to fake it. Overall, it just seems subdued.

Yeah, the party elites are a little bummed, the didn't get their anointed baby shrub.

 

[Lakhota]

I watched/listened to several hours of the Republican convention yesterday. What came across loud and clear to me was an attempt by the Republican establishment to remind the independently minded voter of what the party line was when it came to the fundamental principle that unified the party, above all else, beyond any picayune economic or moral or constitutional matter. The fundamental principle the average Republican had to embrace was fear. In the early years the bushies had employed this tactic to near perfection. This new faction wasn't fooling around. Speaker after no-name speaker was beating the delegates over the head with it. Forget your rage against the crony capitalist whose unpunished greed had mired the country in 8 years of middle class morass. Forget Wall st. raping pension funds and the Oligarchy making out like bandits with $100 million dollar bonuses. All the things that turned the Republican voter to a populist like Trump. Forget all that and remember, you must be afraid, very afraid. Every fucking Republican in the hall should have stood up and yelled "We're not afraid of fuck-all! We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more!"

I agree. And on a serious note - I'm not seeing all that much excitement at the convention like in past years. Even my better half commented on that a few minutes ago. Really, they don't have much to be excited about - but I thought they'd do a better job of trying to fake it. Overall, it just seems subdued.

Yeah, the party elites are a little bummed, the didn't get their anointed baby shrub.

Well, Jeb is a dud - but he would be better than racist white trash like the Trumps.

 

[OKTexas]

I watched/listened to several hours of the Republican convention yesterday. What came across loud and clear to me was an attempt by the Republican establishment to remind the independently minded voter of what the party line was when it came to the fundamental principle that unified the party, above all else, beyond any picayune economic or moral or constitutional matter. The fundamental principle the average Republican had to embrace was fear. In the early years the bushies had employed this tactic to near perfection. This new faction wasn't fooling around. Speaker after no-name speaker was beating the delegates over the head with it. Forget your rage against the crony capitalist whose unpunished greed had mired the country in 8 years of middle class morass. Forget Wall st. raping pension funds and the Oligarchy making out like bandits with $100 million dollar bonuses. All the things that turned the Republican voter to a populist like Trump. Forget all that and remember, you must be afraid, very afraid. Every fucking Republican in the hall should have stood up and yelled "We're not afraid of fuck-all! We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more!"

I agree. And on a serious note - I'm not seeing all that much excitement at the convention like in past years. Even my better half commented on that a few minutes ago. Really, they don't have much to be excited about - but I thought they'd do a better job of trying to fake it. Overall, it just seems subdued.

Yeah, the party elites are a little bummed, the didn't get their anointed baby shrub.

Well, Jeb is a dud - but he would be better than racist white trash like the Trumps.

Tell me fauxcahunches, what specifically has he said that was racist?

 

[Lakhota]

I watched/listened to several hours of the Republican convention yesterday. What came across loud and clear to me was an attempt by the Republican establishment to remind the independently minded voter of what the party line was when it came to the fundamental principle that unified the party, above all else, beyond any picayune economic or moral or constitutional matter. The fundamental principle the average Republican had to embrace was fear. In the early years the bushies had employed this tactic to near perfection. This new faction wasn't fooling around. Speaker after no-name speaker was beating the delegates over the head with it. Forget your rage against the crony capitalist whose unpunished greed had mired the country in 8 years of middle class morass. Forget Wall st. raping pension funds and the Oligarchy making out like bandits with $100 million dollar bonuses. All the things that turned the Republican voter to a populist like Trump. Forget all that and remember, you must be afraid, very afraid. Every fucking Republican in the hall should have stood up and yelled "We're not afraid of fuck-all! We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more!"

I agree. And on a serious note - I'm not seeing all that much excitement at the convention like in past years. Even my better half commented on that a few minutes ago. Really, they don't have much to be excited about - but I thought they'd do a better job of trying to fake it. Overall, it just seems subdued.

Yeah, the party elites are a little bummed, the didn't get their anointed baby shrub.

Well, Jeb is a dud - but he would be better than racist white trash like the Trumps.

Tell me fauxcahunches, what specifically has he said that was racist?

Funny. Google it. I wonder why the KKK and all the white supremacist groups are supporting him...

 

[OKTexas]

I watched/listened to several hours of the Republican convention yesterday. What came across loud and clear to me was an attempt by the Republican establishment to remind the independently minded voter of what the party line was when it came to the fundamental principle that unified the party, above all else, beyond any picayune economic or moral or constitutional matter. The fundamental principle the average Republican had to embrace was fear. In the early years the bushies had employed this tactic to near perfection. This new faction wasn't fooling around. Speaker after no-name speaker was beating the delegates over the head with it. Forget your rage against the crony capitalist whose unpunished greed had mired the country in 8 years of middle class morass. Forget Wall st. raping pension funds and the Oligarchy making out like bandits with $100 million dollar bonuses. All the things that turned the Republican voter to a populist like Trump. Forget all that and remember, you must be afraid, very afraid. Every fucking Republican in the hall should have stood up and yelled "We're not afraid of fuck-all! We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more!"

I agree. And on a serious note - I'm not seeing all that much excitement at the convention like in past years. Even my better half commented on that a few minutes ago. Really, they don't have much to be excited about - but I thought they'd do a better job of trying to fake it. Overall, it just seems subdued.

Yeah, the party elites are a little bummed, the didn't get their anointed baby shrub.

Well, Jeb is a dud - but he would be better than racist white trash like the Trumps.

Tell me fauxcahunches, what specifically has he said that was racist?

Funny. Google it. I wonder why the KKK and all the white supremacist groups are supporting him...

So you got nothing, as I figured.

 

[Lakhota]

I agree. And on a serious note - I'm not seeing all that much excitement at the convention like in past years. Even my better half commented on that a few minutes ago. Really, they don't have much to be excited about - but I thought they'd do a better job of trying to fake it. Overall, it just seems subdued.

Yeah, the party elites are a little bummed, the didn't get their anointed baby shrub.

Well, Jeb is a dud - but he would be better than racist white trash like the Trumps.

Tell me fauxcahunches, what specifically has he said that was racist?

Funny. Google it. I wonder why the KKK and all the white supremacist groups are supporting him...

So you got nothing, as I figured.

Yeah, you win again...

 

[OKTexas]

Yeah, the party elites are a little bummed, the didn't get their anointed baby shrub.

Well, Jeb is a dud - but he would be better than racist white trash like the Trumps.

Tell me fauxcahunches, what specifically has he said that was racist?

Funny. Google it. I wonder why the KKK and all the white supremacist groups are supporting him...

So you got nothing, as I figured.

Yeah, you win again...

I asked you a question, if I wanted to see left wing lie sites that pay to be at the top of google searches I would have asked google. You failed to provide even one example to support your claim.