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Bod on location at the last San FransICKO PinkO Mullet meet up.
It just seemed like a good time for it Bod. ~BH
I love how you pop in and out of threads with that...must be your #1 photobucket save.
Not my number one, but I got it in my Politics album. One of many Albums. Course because you served our Country and have a good sense of humor, I just might consider it for retirement.~BH
Not my number one, but I got it in my Politics album. One of many Albums. Course because you served our Country and have a good sense of humor, I just might consider it for retirement.
NP, Bol...I know you do it all in fun.
~BHLA Times? Isn't this one of those organizations you always regard as Marxist or whatever? What are you doing reading it Willow?
it's about as leftist as they come, that's why I thought you would appreciate it dogshit.
Many white demoncrat men in KY did not vote for Obama because he was black.
These are likely the same types "walking".
I voted for Obama and while not at all thrilled by his preformance to date am still convinced he beats the alternative the republicans put up.
although it really made no difference since my state went for Palin.
Millions of white men who voted for Barack Obama are walking away from the Democratic Party, and it appears increasingly likely that they'll take the election in November with them. Their departure could well lead to a GOP landslide on a scale not seen since 1994.
For more than three decades before the 2008 election, no Democratic president had won a majority of the electorate. In part, that was because of low support -- never more than 38% -- among white male voters. Things changed with Obama, who not only won a majority of all people voting but also pulled in 41% of white male voters. Suddenly, there were millions more white men voting the Democratic ticket.
Polling suggests that the shift was not because of Obama but rather because of the financial meltdown that preceded the election. It was only after the economic collapse that Obama's white male support climbed above the 38% ceiling. It was also at that point that Obama first sustained a clear majority among all registered voters, according to the Gallup tracking poll.
Revenge of the white men - latimes.com
the comments are priceless..
Millions of white men who voted for Barack Obama are walking away from the Democratic Party, and it appears increasingly likely that they'll take the election in November with them.
Many white demoncrat men in KY did not vote for Obama because he was black.
These are likely the same types "walking".
I voted for Obama and while not at all thrilled by his preformance to date am still convinced he beats the alternative the republicans put up.
although it really made no difference since my state went for Palin.
If the LA Times is right, does that mean Barack is no longer the Magic Negro?
contessera sherrrra is errrrrr having a meltdown..
all together now 1 2 3
blame whitey.. for everything. goooooooooooooooooooooooo team.
contessera sherrrra is errrrrr having a meltdown..
all together now 1 2 3
blame whitey.. for everything. goooooooooooooooooooooooo team.
Who RUNS this country ya tweaked out twat?
Gad, did your parents have ANY children who AREN'T anencephalic?
contessera sherrrra is errrrrr having a meltdown..
all together now 1 2 3
blame whitey.. for everything. goooooooooooooooooooooooo team.
Who RUNS this country ya tweaked out twat?
Gad, did your parents have ANY children who AREN'T anencephalic?
Millions of white men who voted for Barack Obama are walking away from the Democratic Party, and it appears increasingly likely that they'll take the election in November with them. Their departure could well lead to a GOP landslide on a scale not seen since 1994.
For more than three decades before the 2008 election, no Democratic president had won a majority of the electorate. In part, that was because of low support -- never more than 38% -- among white male voters. Things changed with Obama, who not only won a majority of all people voting but also pulled in 41% of white male voters. Suddenly, there were millions more white men voting the Democratic ticket.
Polling suggests that the shift was not because of Obama but rather because of the financial meltdown that preceded the election. It was only after the economic collapse that Obama's white male support climbed above the 38% ceiling. It was also at that point that Obama first sustained a clear majority among all registered voters, according to the Gallup tracking poll.
Revenge of the white men - latimes.com
the comments are priceless..
This is my favorite....
Bottom line: Whites played a big part in electing a "sort'a" African-American president, who's actually KENYAN-American lacking any family "roots" in the American black experience. But, he does have dark skin and African/Negro features so RACE wasn't an issue. So, what these voters are asking is: "OK, we elected a black guy. Now, can we please elect a competent, HONEST black guy?" Because we sure didn't this time!
If this guy was a poster here, I'd rep that.
Millions of white men who voted for Barack Obama are walking away from the Democratic Party, and it appears increasingly likely that they'll take the election in November with them. Their departure could well lead to a GOP landslide on a scale not seen since 1994.
For more than three decades before the 2008 election, no Democratic president had won a majority of the electorate. In part, that was because of low support -- never more than 38% -- among white male voters. Things changed with Obama, who not only won a majority of all people voting but also pulled in 41% of white male voters. Suddenly, there were millions more white men voting the Democratic ticket.
Polling suggests that the shift was not because of Obama but rather because of the financial meltdown that preceded the election. It was only after the economic collapse that Obama's white male support climbed above the 38% ceiling. It was also at that point that Obama first sustained a clear majority among all registered voters, according to the Gallup tracking poll.
Revenge of the white men - latimes.com
the comments are priceless..
Well this has always been what results from progressivism... as Progressives are not sufficiently heeled, intellectually speaking to avoid raw abuses of whatever fragment of power they happen to secure.
