Dumb hicks don't even know what's good for them. Why do they vote against their own self-interest? At least the cats in the inner city are smart and well-reasoned.

Definitely must be a problem informing the public. More tax money spent on advertising/campaigning for the Teh Precedent should do the trick. THIS TIME.

Posted by: conscious, but incoherent at August 04, 2010 12:04 PM (YVZlY)

The TWO areas that voted 'No' are St. Louis and Kansas City.

When is this assclown, Obama going to be removed?

Never.  He is never going away.  He is the nightmare that you can't run away from.  The nightmare that never ends.

For the first time in a long time, I'm proud of Missouri!  Heh!  One picture is worth a thousand words.  I imagine the State Controlled Media is still trying to figure out how to spin this one (of course the obvious charges of racism will be trotted out).  I can just picture all the talking heads hunkered down in some dark, dingy bunker. 

figures the crime/welfare ridden kansas city and st. louis.........

In their defense, they do get shot and stabbed so much more than the rest of the state.

There will be a lot written today about Missouri votersÂ’ overwhelming approval of Proposition C, a repudiation of ObamacareÂ’s individual mandate. But the results may be even more devastating for the Democrats than initially thought.

According to preliminary results, just under 668,000 Missourians voted in favor of Proposition C. Only 578,000 Republicans voted in their party’s primaries. Another 40,000 voters appear to have cast votes on Proposition C without voting in either the Republican or Democratic primaries. So, even if you assume that every single Republican voted for the initiative and every person who didn’t vote in a primary voted for it, at least 40,000 Democrats — more than one in every eight Democratic primary voters — voted against the centerpiece of President Obama’s health-care plan. And these aren’t just any registered Democrats; these are the party activists, the Democratic base.

Do we need any more evidence of how unpopular this bill is?

In their defense, they do get shot and stabbed so much more than the rest of the state.

Necessitating multiple visits to trauma centers annually. 

I was on a long weekend at the Vineyard. 

What's all this talk about Missouri?  What'd I miss?

So I guess this doesn't help Michelle Antoinette? Or her 'fat kids'?/s/ Or her fat ass? /not s/

No worries. She's got a hard life. And needs to enjoy her 60 rooms in Spain.

_{Posted by: dum blond at August 04, 2010 12:20 PM (gbCNS)}

Overland Park? Nice place, that.

What's the matter with Kansas Missouri? 

 So, even if you assume that every single Republican voted for the initiative and every person who didnÂ’t vote in a primary voted for it, at least 40,000 Democrats — more than one in every eight Democratic primary voters — voted against the centerpiece of President ObamaÂ’s health-care plan. And these arenÂ’t just any registered Democrats; these are the party activists, the Democratic base.

Bwhahahaha!  I guess those people don't want to risk not keeping the insurance they have and don't want to have their health care choices dictated to them by a bunch of gubamint bureaucrats.  Gosh, who knew Death Panels would be so unpopular? 

Thank God the people in MO still think like Americans and want freedom and choice and are rejecting the statist agenda. 

CNN is reporting this, and right under the byline is a story about birthers.

i think all news networks keep anti republican and conservatives stories in the can, that way when there is bad news for dems, they can play it in conjunction with the bad news for dems to soften the blow.

Three black women help two (apparently) cracker cops who had been shot by a brother.  Now they are being ostracized as race traitors. 

Snitches get stitches, bitches.

Luckily, they will have "FREE" healthcare soon, thanks to the nonracist and people-loving Democrat Party.

The real career welfare Americans in the cities who don't know basic math and are ignorant of history all over the world are appreciative of the health care My President has allowed us to have forced upon us through any means possible, be it legal or illegal and will cost massive amounts of money that will be strong-armed out of legitimate businesses and legal citizens and will provide sub-standard health care for everybody except the politicians on the "right" side and the "right" celebrities.

FIFY

Posted by: Beltway Bob Gibbs at August 04, 2010 12:18 PM (CfmlF)

FIFY

From the link:

 The officers had been shot. Dontae Morris, a 24-year-old black ex-convict, would be charged in the shootings.

Yup, just another innocent brother in the wrong place at the wrong time being hasseled by the Po Po.  No wonder the women have been ostracized by the black community.  They are traitors to the race.  How could they bring a brother down?  I'm sure he was just on the verge of turning his life around. 

CNN is reporting this, and right under the byline is a story about birthers.

i think all news networks keep anti republican and conservatives stories in the can, that way when there is bad news for dems, they can play it in conjunction with the bad news for dems to soften the blow.

Posted by: Ben at August 04, 2010 12:24 PM (wuv1c)

The funny part is that, in every poll about it that I've ever seen, Americans tend to be very sympathetic with the idea that The Precedent is ineligible.  Even those who think that the Indonesian Imbecile is Constitutionally eligible, the majority think that there is no earthly reason why the fool shouldn't be forced to release lots of basic information, including the most basic, especially now that he is safely ensconced in the Oval Office, anyway.

The MFM (and many others) thinks that the eligibility argument hurts conservatives, but it doesn't.  Most Americans don't understand how someone can occupy the highest office in the land without having to provide the minimal proof that he is eligible.

Posted by: NM Hick at August 04, 2010 12:29 PM (IzuWw)

Well, he said that about NYC allowing the building of a mosque in the shadow of The World Trade Center.  His boss didn't want to "meddle" in Iran's elections, However, elections in Honduras, Kenya, Afghanistan--were worthy of meddling.

Any MO's know if the Leftists mounted a big campaign to defeat this question? Sort of - they moved it off of the November ballot to the primary, because they were afraid it would cost them seats.

I love that this was passed during a primary election--doesn't bode well for Dems in Nov.  I'm beginning to think Teh Bamster will declare some kind of national emergency and cancel the General Election.  If not, the Dems are going out in a blood soaked blaze of glory during their lame duck session.  I'm getting nervous.

So I guess this doesn't help Michelle Antoinette? Or her 'fat kids'?/s/ Or her fat ass? /not s/

No worries. She's got a hard life. And needs to enjoy her 60 rooms in Spain.

Lacey, I saw some pics of Michelle and Sasha getting off the plane.  FLATUS is looking a little FATUS--her arms weren't looking toned at all, and she looked thick in the middle.  I wonder if the "resort" she's staying at is actually a fat farm--that she's porked up recently, and she needs to lose a few lbs. before she goes out and hits the campaign trail for Dems running for re-election (remember she's the secret weapon).  Plus she's ramping up her anti-obesity campaign.  She can't be out there looking like a fat cow for that now, can she?  (Of course, I'm sure our State Media would cover her with 15 skinny cameras, film her only from the neck up, etc.)

I was on a long weekend at the Vineyard. 

What's all this talk about Missouri?  What'd I miss?

Posted by: bob schieffer

Nothing of any consequence. The cable outlets can handle it.

OT: Gates and Buffet announced that they are encouraging billionaires to give half of their money to charity.  Not to uncle Sam (they only want Uncle Sam to confiscate everyone else's money) but to private charities ... like Bill Gates' own pathetic charity, perhaps.

I really hate these people.  With a passion.

I am so there with you.  I hate Bill Gates Sr. (Bill's dad) even more.  This douchebag is shilling for a state income tax "on the rich".  We get to vote for it.  I'm sure the idiots in King, Pierce and Snohomish (the most populous in WA) will screw the rest of the state.  This will be on top of our sales tax which in my county is almost 10%.

The more I see Manchelle, the more I feel sorry for Baracky. Luckily for him he's a pickle licker.

Anybody seen this shit?

This is why you never, never, never, never, never, NEVER, never trust the fucking government.

Ha!  I never saw that before.  I always saw her as a doppleganger/identical twin brother to Patrick Ewing with Rick Mahorn's butt. 

Posted by: Charlie Gibson

Crap. Didn't I used to be a pitcher? Or just an epic sock failure?

I know it's the "I'd buy that for a dollar!" Newsweak, but I found it interesting that they think last night was bad for the Tea Party and Republicans in general...

http://tinyurl.com/38lreje

He married her to get in with the Chicago Machine

The throat bites and hoof-shaped bruises were just a perk?

I still way that Manchelle is Wayne Brady in drag. Has anyone ever seen the two of them together before?

Nah, Wayne Brady has a much more dainty corpus habitus than Michelle.

...in other news, that Bert Faver guy wears Crocs.  Commence mockery

Crockery?

In addition, the ballot language was *terrible*. While I was at the polling station, one of my neighbors asked me which was was the vote against Obamacare, yes or no. 

Carnahan got to write the language and it was nearly incomprehensible.

I'm sure that was done on purpose.  That can help the Dem's legal challenge--people voted the wrong way because they didn't understand.  I'm having a "Butterfly Ballot" flashback.  The Democrat woman who designed that had to go into hiding because she received so many death threat from our preachers of peace and tolerance.

Posted by: nickless at August 04, 2010 12:52

nickless-

I've lived in the county all my life also, (I'm 50), and I'd have to say that it's gotten bluer over the last 35 yrs.  Chalk that up to the depopulation of north st louis.  It was solidly rep till roughly 1980-85, Roos & McNary.  Then there was the PD flogged prostitution scandal (George Peach), and since then, reps have lost their mojo.  Combine that with the large influx of n stl blacks, and what you get is a blue (ish) stl county, and a booming red st charles county.

They're all racists!

Crap. Didn't I used to be a pitcher? Or just an epic sock failure?

Crap. Didn't I used to be a pitcher? Or just an epic sock failure?

Posted by: Ricky Morton

My image isn't available. This is getting worse. Is there a pize for worst sock of the day? I think that I managed to botch my way to the title.