1 That answer would be yes, Jack...

2 When I woke up this morning, I had no idea who Colbert King was. Now I know. My life is immeasurably poorer for possessing this information.

I blame the teabaggers!

3 So I ask you...should I send Colbert King a bill?

A sternly-worded letter will do.

4 Does Colbert King pronounce his first name in the faggy French way like that asshat from the Daily Show?

5 So Obamacare is for blacks only?

6 A good question is this; "Why are ALL liberal blacks always professional race mongers?"

We already know the spit incidence was a lie. We know the n-word incidence was a lie.  We have a damn good idea why the racist congressional black caucus marched through the tea party protest.

We just need to know why the liberals are all race mongers.   Is that the only way they can ever get elected?  Are they so incompetent that they can't come up with any original ideas to run on?

7 Clyburn, try Boston. 1773.

8 If you get plagiarized by someone who nobody's heard of, does a tree fall in the forest?

9 Irony is lost on these people.

10 A good question is this; "Why are ALL liberal blacks always professional race mongers?"

When all you have is a hammer....blah...blah...blah.

11

When all you have is a hammer....blah...blah...blah.

If I had a hammer... there'd be no more leftists.

12 King obviously has Stockholm Syndrome.

13 Why does this surprise you, Jack? The American Left has been for years a parody of itself. Your efforts, however laudable, are redundant.

14 Is he implying the spitting and epithets at Little Rock were also fabricated? Racist!

15 Whoever the hell this King guy is, he's almost right: the tea party is like the civil rights struggle. He just has the players reversed. The left has become the establishment and they hate the protesters as much as the staid old establishment did in the 60s.

16 @4 Probably. He should pronounce it as Mark Levin does, co-BERT.

17 Not to be more of a prig than usual, but you may want to change "precognitive" to "prescient."  It's just that many libs are "post-cognitive."

18

"Pelosi: Don't mind him...he's really only here so we can compare everything to Selma, '65."

Then, what's Maxine Waters for?

19 Seven of ten incidents of conservatives behaving badly are in reality the work of leftist moles. I double dog dare anyone to prove me wrong.

20 We just need to know why the liberals are all race mongers.   Is that the only way they can ever get elected?  Are they so incompetent that they can't come up with any original ideas to run on?

Posted by: Vic at March 27, 2010 11:29 AM (QrA9E)

I know that few pieces of legislation are truly worthwhile, but I have to ask anyway: when was the last time a member of the Congressional Black Caucus introduced a consequential bill that was beneficial to our country as a whole? Or any bill, for that matter?

21 Just more proof that Liberal trash can't be reasoned with.  They're an irrational bunch of loons - especially their so-called intellectuals.  The only way to deal with them is to crush them.

22 Cry 'Racism!' and let slip the Dogs of Yore!

23 Ease up on ol' Colbert, Jack.

He's just trying to protect his gig, you know. Imagine what would happen if his bosses realized that the injustices that sparked the Civil Rights movement are long gone, that racial discrimination has been long dead by law and, to the majority of the public, by simple common sense.

His ass would be out of a job, because all he knows is to call out the racial dogs in his writing.

He'd be obscure and probably unemployed, as would other race-baiters like Sharpton, Jackson, and John Lewis. Same goes for Osama Obama, though he appeals to the 60s radicals, totalitarians and would-be traitors as well.

He's not intelligent enough to be another Walter Williams, so he clings to a dead and (at least as it applies to modern life) irrelevant past.

24 Real men have names like Jack. While seldom heard outside of inbred pasty white families suffering generational penury and mental decline, Colbert is occasionally heard as a pet name for toy ponies or a cherished spitoon.

25

"Why are ALL liberal blacks always professional race mongers?"

I think that question is the wrong way round.  Why would blacks who aren't race mongers be liberal?  Apart from a lack of basic knowledge, dignity or self respect, I mean.

26 when was the last time a member of the Congressional Black Caucus introduced a consequential bill that was beneficial to our country as a whole? Or any bill, for that matter?

How about a different kind of what if?  What if we had a Congressional White Caucus who never did anything but try to advance bill for the benefit of white people only and who threw up anti-black rhetoric all the time?

How do you think that would play out in the press?

27 Jack, it's a toss-up as to whether this proves your prescience or whether this proves Democrats' lack of originality.

28 ROTFLMAO!  Seriously, I thought the Dem master plan was not to play the race card again until the 2012 elections and Barry's ass was way behind.

29

a classic example of how liberals think: their logic unavoidably leads to the conclusion that you already knew they were working towards, whether it's "a gov't program is the best solution," "people who disagreee with me are racists" etc.

Am I the only one who remembers the Halloween display in LA that showed Palin being hung in effigy..? Google "palin effigy hung in halloween display" if you need a reminder...

 

30 How about a different kind of what if?  What if we had a Congressional White Caucus who never did anything but try to advance bill for the benefit of white people only and who threw up anti-black rhetoric all the time?

How do you think that would play out in the press?

Posted by: Vic at March 27, 2010 11:42 AM (QrA9E)

I think I read in a newspaper that they are called Tea Partiers, or Teabaggers, or something like that. Maybe Republicans ... I can't remember.

31

Has anyone sent him a copy of Jack's missive with the date-stamp bolded?

32 hey Vic, # 26, any lib can tell you, that's the Repubs.

33 "They moved closer and closer," recalled Elizabeth Eckford, one of the Little Rock Nine. "Somebody started yelling, 'Lynch her! Lynch her!' I tried to see a friendly face somewhere in the crowd — someone who maybe could help. And then I saw him. Forest Gump."

34 a classic example of how liberals think:

I know what you mean, but really, this is a rookie mistake.

35 They will NEVER give up the Race Card.  It's their ultimate refuge.  They profit too much from it, and it's their response to EVERYTHING. 

36 Forest Gump. Ah, the Gumpsterwald. I fought there in 1945...tough f***ing going...

37

Then, what's Maxine Waters for?

Comedy relief.  P poor comedy relief.

38 The Great Reneger http://bit.ly/ce7OBM

39 oh, I see Ann Althouse has a great quote from Rush Limbugh: "Have you heard, any of them, ask the same for something they've imposed on us?  Have you heard the Democrats once ask, 'Why are they mad at us?  We need to understand their rage!'  We have to understand the rage of people who killed 3,000 Americans in terrorist incidents.  We're told, 'We have to understand the people in this country, minorities and whoever else, unhappy with whatever.  We gotta understand their rage. We have to expect it. We have to allow for it.'  Well, how come the anger that we feel, the Democrats aren't interested in understanding?  Why do they not ask, 'Why are they so mad?'" 

40 my favorite George Wallace quote is "there ain't a dime's worth of difference between the Democrats and the Republicans"

41 Can I haz your autograph?

42 Who the hell is colbert king?

43 Colbert became predictable a long time ago. So did SNL and John Stewart. They're about as boring as chain letters from the DNC.

44 Sue the libtard for all it's worth.

Gotta show those 'ra¢ist, sëxist, homoƒobe dimøkkkrªts'^® up for what they really are. Discovery's gonna one more bitchin' roarin' time!

I, for one, can't wait!

45 The funny thing is that if America was as racist as libs claim then calling someone a racist wouldn't matter.

46 Wait, if everyone was in Selma in 65 that means there are no teaparty supporters younger than 63-68 years old.

I'd send him the bill if only because he can't do math.

47

How about Jimmy Carter's beloved mentor, Lester Maddox?

That whining race-pimp pussy is lucky he never ran into Lester- that tobacco-dipping fucker could really shoot out some spit!

48

This is hilarious: "I never stop whipping" - Nancy Pelosi

49 Hollywood Stalker, Sure! Here you go.. "To my number one fan, Jack M." I better not see that on ebay!

50

my favorite George Wallace quote is "there ain't a dime's worth of difference between the Democrats and the Republicans"

Small wonder that troll-boy loves a prick like Wallace.

51

The Dems will be changing the name of this God awful bill.  It will be called African American/Hispanic Healthcare Bill.  Anyone who is against it........................RACIST RACIST RACIST RACIST RACIST!

Guess what?....It probably will work.  White guilt and politcally correctness will snap these evil conservatives in line.

52 My favorite Randy And quote is "duh derrrr buh me love obama!"

53 I just want to know...does he pronounce his first name "coal-burt" or "coal-bare"?

54
my favorite George Wallace quote is "there ain't a dime's worth of difference between the Democrats and the Republicans"

Did you get that quote from your buddies at Stormfront?

55 "So I ask you...should I send Colbert King a bill?"

Absolutely not. You send him a DMCA takedown notice. And a bill.

56

This is our time to be amazing. Dr. Zero strikes again.  Optimism for your day.

http://tinyurl.com/yf8w3am

57 Breaking news :
Clyburn remembers seeing Jack M at the Orangeburg massacre .

58 I was in Selma in '65. It was a rough crowd, but I sold one helluva lot of boiled peanuts.

59 Wonder when they will realize more and more people simply do.not.give.a.shit about political correctness. 

60 And 1773 is about right. 

61 #11: If I had a hammer... there'd be no more leftists. Isn't that a Woody Guthrie song?

62 I post this a lot but here goes. You know someone is a liberal when they attribute opposition to Obama's policies, by conservatives, as racism. We don't have to oppose him because of race, his policies are socialist for Christ's sake. Only non-conservatives need ask themselves if they are opposing Obama because of racism, we don't.

63

This was left by the commenter maccabee at Gateway.  Never heard this one before!  Remember Pastor David Manning?

http://atlah.org/atlahworldwide/?p=6142

CIA Columbia Obama CoverUp
Hon. James David Manning says Barack Hussein “The Long Legged Mack Daddy” Obama was a C.I.A operative who used Columbia University as a cover to go to Pakistan in 1981 when the CIA and the Mujahideen worked together against the Soviet Invasion. Obama supplied arms, logistics, and money using his Muslim background. Recorded on Tuesday, 16 February 2010.

64 Colbert King is dating Suzanne Sena. Sorry, Jack.

65

The race card is still there greatest weapon to stifle dissent.  Now that the Leftist are in power, they also have the full power of the USA behind them.

From my local rag, re companies like AT&T announcing charges they're going to make:

"The company announcements Friday prompted Democrats in Congress to push back."

"Rep. Henry Waxman, a California Democrat who co-chairs a subcommittee on oversight and investigations, said he'll convene a hearing next month to question company executives about their moves."

http://tiny.cc/ivizq

66 Doesn't this qualify as "hate speech"?

Wait, I'm assuming this asshat is black...

67 65  Henry Waxman.  Ugh.  Rush has never spoken words that were more true:  Politics is showbiz for the ugly.

68

This is hilarious: "I never stop whipping" - Nancy Pelosi

Posted by: conscious, but increasingly incoherent at March 27, 2010 12:00 PM (Vu6sl)

--I love the whiny commenter on there defending Pelosi.  Such a bold, courageous woman!

69

Posted by: RushBabe at March 27, 2010 12:11 PM (LKkE

--I'm not terribly crazy aout that narrative.  I'm sure 0bama would rther have een helping the Sviets!

70 lol.  just came from RCP where they had this article.  wouldnt expect anything less considering everything.  early on, pelosi talking about swastikas.  then the (increasingly likely) made-up n-word stuff.  (It's a change of topic, but I prefer this:

http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2010/03/025939.php

71 Hell, it's a dimokkkrat; what'd ya expect.

Moe Lane has called the administration "NeoComs".  I suggest we all start using that term.

While we're at it, call it the 'democrat' party instead of the 'democratic' party. Rubs their scales the wrong way IYKWIMAITTYD.

72

"Rep. Henry Waxman, a California Democrat who co-chairs a subcommittee on oversight and investigations, said he'll convene a hearing next month to question company executives about their moves."

They take back the carrot, but they'll keep using the stick...

The best thing they could tell Waxman is to take his committee and shove it.

73

19 Seven of ten incidents of conservatives behaving badly are in reality the work of leftist moles. I double dog dare anyone to prove me wrong.

I'm sorry, the correct answer is ten.

74 63, Disinformation. Hide the simple truth behind crazy stories. Obama is a Marxist, a racist, an anti-Semite, and a Muslim sympathizer. He only loves this Country for the opportunities it gives him to destroy it.

75 Colbert King  won the Pulitzer for his against the grain columns that speak to people in power with ferocity and wisdom.

You might know the libtards would give him the prize for nothing other than more race baiting.

76 Does Colbert King read AoSHQ?

Does Ace read AoSHQ?

77

From the ridiculous to the sublime.

People Who Know Paul Ryan Say He Will Be President Some Day

http://tinyurl.com/yzxxem4

 

 

78

The best thing they could tell Waxman is to take his committee and shove it.

Posted by: nickless at March 27, 2010 12:18 PM (MMC8r)

I wonder at what point do some, or even one of these well educated hard working CEOs finally think, enough is enough, and tell these assholes very publicly, Sir, fuck off. I will not be intimidated by some two bit partisan hack such as yourself.

79

"Such a bold, courageous woman!"

That gave me a flashback:

"Wyatt Earp, Wyatt Earp,
Brave courageous and bold."

80

Posted by: RushBabe at March 27, 2010 12:11 PM (LKkE

--I'm not terribly crazy aout that narrative.  I'm sure 0bama would rther have een helping the Sviets!

Posted by: logprof at March 27, 2010 12:16 PM (Mmw0q)

Sorry, log, just the messenger on this one.

81 75 Colbert King  won the Pulitzer for his against the grain columns that speak to people in power with ferocity and wisdom.

sounds like codespeak to me.

82

I wonder at what point do some, or even one of these well educated hard working CEOs finally think, enough is enough, and tell these assholes very publicly, Sir, fuck off. I will not be intimidated by some two bit partisan hack such as yourself.

Posted by: Unclefacts, Summoner of Meteors and Buckets of Scorn for the Left at March 27, 2010 12:21 PM (erIg9)

I'm wondering how many of them are rubbing their hands in glee,  getting ready to support new advertising for conservative candidates this fall now that the Supremes say they can.

83 Sue him for violation of copyright.  It doesn't matter if you lose.

84 Oh yeah, that linky to the article on Ryan.  Is the side-by-side pix freaky or what?    #77

85 "Rep. Henry Waxman, a California Democrat who co-chairs a subcommittee on oversight and investigations, said he'll convene a hearing next month to question company executives about their moves."

Good, this will just draw more attention to the costs of this monstrosity.

86

which, unlike my piece, I believe is meant to be taken seriously

Now you tell me. Crap like this has been happening to my family since 1938. (But for what it's worth, we did not get invaded that year.)

87 re: rushbabe@82

probably just the ones who aren't enamored with the idea of a marriage between big business and big govt.

88

I'm wondering how many of them are rubbing their hands in glee,  getting ready to support new advertising for conservative candidates this fall now that the Supremes say they can.

Posted by: RushBabe at March 27, 2010 12:24 PM (LKkE

With the SCOTUS ruling, yeah I could imagine.

89 The name "Colbert King" brings up an image of Stephen Colbert wearing a crown and holding a scepter and decreeing that all bears should be exterminated.  Has that ever happened on his show?  I don't watch it.

90 76 Does Colbert King read AoSHQ?

Does Ace read AoSHQ?

Posted by: Dr. Spank at March 27, 2010 12:20 PM (muUqs)

Does Ace post at AoSHQ?

91 I like tater tots!

92

I wonder at what point do some, or even one of these well educated hard working CEOs finally think, enough is enough, and tell these assholes very publicly, "Sir, fuck off. I will not be intimidated by some two bit partisan hack such as yourself."

There will be a point (perhaps it's already here) where it becomes less likely as time goes by, as penalties for stepping out of line become more and more severe.  I'm hoping it'll happen soon, before that point is reached.

93 Does Ace post at AoSHQ?

Not first.

94

"Ryan fans describe him as Jack Kemp on steroids."

Considering Kemp was a pro athlete, I would have picked a better metaphor.

95 May I make a suggestion?

I think it's time to start a movement.  People on the good side need to think long and hard about who they do business with and where they donate their time and money.

Know of a company that's democratic owned, don't do business with them.  Know of charities that support democratic causes?  Don't give them a dime.  Don't associate with democratic embracing organizations, don't hire democrats where you work, basically fuck them at every turn, every day, every hour.

96

john dennis, a repub, is running against pelosi in california.

a mostly liberal district, dennis has an uphill battle.

ck him out and send a special b'day wish to peelosi.

dennis is having a pelosi b'day money bomb

http://www.johndennis2010.com

97 While we're at it, call it the 'democrat' party instead of the 'democratic' party. Rubs their scales the wrong way IYKWIMAITTYD.

I have never understood why, but since it does annoy them, who cares. 

Also, in addition to CEOs, this may be the year that American Jewry finally clues in to the fact that the Dems are not their friends.  That would be a huge, possibly mortal blow to their national viability.  Of course, even better would be if English-Americans also decided that Obama was not their friend.  Folks,  the evidence is there.

98

"getting ready to support new advertising for conservative candidates this fall now that the Supremes say they can."

I doubt that most Big business will support the GOP.  They've been all out for the Dims the last several election cycles.  Why?  Govt regulations provide a barrier to entry, and typically exacts a greater cost on smaller competitors.

99

@71: While we're at it, call it the 'democrat' party instead of the 'democratic' party. Rubs their scales the wrong way ...

You're exactly right about that...saying 'democratic' makes it sound like they're the 'democracy' party as opposed to those evil R's that want to take people's votes away from them.  Most people don't even know what 'Republic' means and it has negative associations eg: 'People's Republic of China' or 'Union of Soviet Socialist Republics'...the Republicans should consider changing their brand a bit.

100

Paul Krugman column today: "Democrats had a lot of harsh things to say about former President George W. Bush — but you'll search in vain for anything comparably menacing, anything that even hinted at an appeal to violence, from members of Congress, let alone senior party officials."

Three points:

A. Bullshit!

B. The Democrat leaders have never had to worry about saying anything nasty: their supporters parade with lynched effigies of Republicans including Bush, Pallin, Cheney and many others, they carry signs depicting Bush beheaded, they write novels and make movies about his assassination, and the media just ignores it, so they never have to acknowledge it, much less apologize for it.  But let a Tea Party member scream at a Congressman, and oh shit oh dear we have to hold all Republicans accountable for this horrible thought-crime, which they conveniently transform into a racial slur at the whim of a politician claiming so, without a shred of evidence demanded.

C. Fuck you, Krugman, you lying sack of shit.

101
I have never understood why, but since it does annoy them, who cares.

It's not like the party of DemonPass has the right to be called democratic.  Even threatening to do that is criminal.

102

@71: While we're at it, call it the 'democrat' party instead of the 'democratic' party. Rubs their scales the wrong way ...

Rush has been saying this for a few years now.  Beck also said to listen to the BO admin prefacing the title of international thugs as "the democratically elected so and so" to give them the air of credibility.

103 So according to paul krugman, all those liberal footsoldiers are doing that on their own, and the democrat leadership doesn't bear any responsibility for it?

Krugman is an idiot.

104

Krugman is an useful idiot.

 

FTFY

105 There's a theory out there that Krugman's moonbat wife actually writes his columns.Not that it would make any difference.

106

The week in review:

Like on 9/11/2001, where 19 swarthy terrorists hijacked 4 airplanes and flew them into the Pentagon and twin towers, so too on 3/25/2010, 278+ Marxists hijacked the United States of America and put her on a crash course to ruin.

I'm all a-jittery to see what happens next!

107 Paul Krugman column today: "Democrats had a lot of harsh things to say about former President George W. Bush — but you'll search in vain for anything comparably menacing, anything that even hinted at an appeal to violence, from members of Congress, let alone senior party officials."

Really? Then let me refresh your apparently atrophied memory you partisan hack:

John effing Kerry on Bill Maher

(Maher asks Kerry what he got his wife for her birthday)

kerry: I did not get her catchup

*laughs*

maher: Â… you could have gone to New Hampshire and killed two birds with one stone.

*laughs*

kerry: I could have gone to 1600 Pennsylvania and killed the real bird with one stone.

*laughs*

108 ...also 'Democrat' sounds kinda like 'Bureaucrat'...has a kind of truth to it, being the party of big, bloated bureaucracies.

109

Following #95, may I make another suggestion?

Put the mark of Cain on every congressman who voted for health care reform.

If (say) Bill Owens endorses a candidate, send a note to that candidate that Owens participated in a ruinous action, and you'll not be voting for him for the sole reason that he attracted Owens' endorsement. If Owens is appointed to a corporation's board of directors, write a letter to the chairman saying you'll not have anything to do with the company's products, services or stock, and tell him why. (And cc the note to your current congressman.)

I don't want these people to land on their feet after they're voted out of office.

110 105 There's a theory out there that Krugman's moonbat wife actually writes his columns.Not that it would make any difference.

Posted by: Mal at March 27, 2010 12:51 PM (Z+qzA)

Krugman should let his goldfish write his columns. It'd be a marked improvement.

111 I know that few pieces of legislation are truly worthwhile, but I have to ask anyway: when was the last time a member of the Congressional Black Caucus introduced a consequential bill that was beneficial to our country as a whole? Or any bill, for that matter?

Posted by: Josef K. at March 27, 2010 11:38 AM (7+pP9)

Hey now! Don't forget that bill to get us an official federal holiday for Michael Jackson.

112

Kerry: I could have gone to 1600 Pennsylvania and killed the real bird with one stone.

That's typical John Kerry. He always says stuff that means two things. You know what he really meant, but when he's called on it he claims he meant the other thing.

I'll bet he meant that he'd like to have literally killed President Bush. At the same time, it is just an expression.

113 Now, let me be clear, reparations do not go far enough.

114 boycottliberalism.com

Posted by: Blackford Oakes at March 27, 2010 12:56 PM (BiCQw)

--That has potential usefulness, but I would prefer citations, i.e., why are those names making the movies boycott-worthy.

For example Denzel Washington.  Yeah, he is a Democrat and I'm sure writes checks tothe party and its candidates.  On the other hand, I have never heard him go Clooney/Megan Fox and describe those who disagree with him as Neanderthals or morons.

For another example, well, I do not see Disney listed anywhere.  Sorry to break it to mommies and daddies out there, but Disney is far more powerful and more dead-set against this country's goodness than anyindividual actor.

115

"If you don't do your homework, you wind up in Iraq."

(a) If children don't do their assignments for their school lessons, they'll graduate so stupid that the only job they'll be able to get is in the military; OR

(b) When government fails to conduct due diligence before taking action, it finds itself burdened with costly, unforeseen predicaments.

Of course John Kerry meant the second one when he said that to an assembly of schoolchildren.

116

 I know that few pieces of legislation are truly worthwhile, but I have to ask anyway: when was the last time a member of the Congressional Black Caucus introduced a consequential bill that was beneficial to our country as a whole? Or any bill, for that matter?

Posted by: Josef K. at March 27, 2010 11:38 AM (7+pP9)

The CBC is full-on socialist. They should be charged with violating their oath to the Constitution, but again, about 85% of the remainder of congress will have to go with them.

117 For example Denzel Washington.  Yeah, he is a Democrat and I'm sure writes checks tothe party and its candidates.  On the other hand, I have never heard him go Clooney/Megan Fox and describe those who disagree with him as Neanderthals or morons.

Denzel donated a lot of money to The Fisher House for wounded troops families so I give him a pass on his voting habits.

118

Okay, on the homepage under Top 100 Liberals there is a set of celebrities' links.

After reading a couple, all I can say is that if just having an actor support Democrats means boycott, that leaves thin viewing gruel!

119 Denzel donated a lot of money to The Fisher House for wounded troops families so I give him a pass on his voting habits.

Posted by: Mal at March 27, 2010 01:20 PM (Z+qzA)

--Exactly.  The Angelina Jolie example stands out as well.  That site only focuses on the negative.

120

So I ask you...should I send Colbert King a bill?

yes

121 Don't forget Dreamworks. Soros bought their film library so every dollar shelled out on Shrek goes to him.

Posted by: Blackford Oakes at March 27, 2010 02:07 PM (BiCQw)

--Well that ruined my day.  I liked DW as an "alternative" to Disney.  Does Soros own their whole back catalogue, and future releases?

122 Clyburn, of course, wasn't at Selma - but he spend nearly 20 years in the made-up useless position of South Carolina Human Rights Commissioner, Democratic Governor John West's gift to blacks after state police shot at students at S.C. State in 1974. 

No subsequent Governor attempted to replace Clyburn due to the inevitable cries of racism, and the fact the dull-witted Clyburn wouldn't have been able to find gainful employment and might have returned to teaching, sabotaging South Carolina's long drive to stay ahead of Mississippi in public education ("We're #49! We're #49!").

Finally the Bozo stepped down to run for the newly-created Negro Seat in Congress, engineered by gerrymandering every black neighborhood along I-95 from Dillon to Savannah into a single very long, very think district.  Thankfully, numbnuts wasn't heard much of after that, quietly getting jobs for his friends and relatives and amassing more money than he could reasonable account for having, but the Democrats adhere to the seniority system, and just by outlasting others, he moved into "leadership," demonstrating the utter moral and intellectual bankruptcy of the Democratic Party.  The End.

Oh, Treacher takes down Clyburn's race-baiting rather nicely here:  http://tinyurl.com/yh9ryx4

123 "They moved closer and closer," recalled Elizabeth Eckford, one of the Little Rock Nine. "Somebody started yelling, 'Lynch her! Lynch her!' I tried to see a friendly face somewhere in the crowd — someone who maybe could help. I looked into the face of an old woman and it seemed a kind face, but when I looked at her again, she spat on me."

I wonder how much of that actually happened?

124

I wonder how much of that actually happened?

It does kinda have the tone of Reader's Digest or Harlequin Romance...

125 ...or maybe Stephen King...

126

Colbert King ? How many of these faux intellectual dot-connecting poseurs does the Legacy Media have ?

My college profs did the same bullshit - throw wordy concepts out without explanation or context, draw dubious connections to unrelated events and use a theatrical delivery to make what you are saying seem revelatory, insightful and profound.  And just like students back then, King's readers, who probably don't have the foggiest notion of what he's saying, accept what he says as a proven argument and hector their friends with it.  It's total bullshit.

"George Wallace started the Tea Parties" is up there with "Harry Truman Won the Cold War." 

 

 

127 A bill? Nah. Maybe just mail him a fresh tube of super glue to huff. Call it charity for an addict and retard.

128

He throws in a gratuitous mention of David Duke too.

If you ever write another one, throw in the purported spotting of swastika tatoo on a Tea Partier.

129 My college profs did the same bullshit - throw wordy concepts out without explanation or context, draw dubious connections to unrelated events and use a theatrical delivery to make what you are saying seem revelatory, insightful and profound.

The term for that is "sophistry" and true intellectuals and great minds mocked and despise it.

130 FireHorse,

I really like that idea.

131 I almost said, 'send him a white sheet,' but you people don't have a sense of humor, so I didn't say that.

132 We've went beyond parody, into farce, and have now entered the realm of tragedy.

 

133 Exhuming Bull Connor

134 ...you people don't have a sense of humor...

No, Boner, nothing you say is funny.

135

"He throws in a gratuitous mention of David Duke too. Also, teapartiers are directly responsible for Limbaugh, Beck, Hannity and Pat Buchanan. Just for good measure." - Jack M.

 

Pat Buchanan???  He isn't even a dinosaur. He is already a fossil.

His slimy and vicious attacks on GW and on GW's dad to ingratiate himself with Chrissy Matthews and to get a job on MSNBC shattered any credibility that he ever had. Never mind that he made a complete fool out of himself when he ran for POTUS.

To put that smelly, old fart in the league of Rush, Sean and Glenn is analogous to including an old, braying jackass with the mention of famous thoroughbred race horses for no other reason than because they're of the same genus. 

Hell, he isn't even of the same genus anymore. Indications of his early dementia have made him irrelevant.  If that doesn't show that Colbert is your typical dense, shallow, obtuse and clueless psuedo intellectual, I don't know what else will.

Pat Buchanan? Geezez, that fool has become a caricature of himself,