1 "leaderless resistance movement with people of many colors, genders and political persuasions. The one thing we all have in common is that we are the 99 percent that will no longer tolerate the greed and corruption of the 1 percent."

"Occupy" finally polished a cohesive message.

2 Aha!

3 Late this morning

Harry uses new type of nuclear option, makes new friends in the Senate

4

Obama goons release latest round in single payer

5

GOP threatens to strip favored status from New Hampshire

More fallout from FL bullshit

6 My life week is complete!

7 The courts are not liberal enough, or so says Soros. He has taken over the newspapers, now he wants the courts as well

8

"Occupy" finally polished a cohesive message.

...to a fine, brown sheen, just like on Mythbusters.

9 You guys better get all those beer cans picked up off the floor before the Boss gets back!  And who do you think is going  to wash all that dirty underwear you've got lying around.

But anyway - thanks to all of you for a great ride this week!

10 FRIDAY!!! I question the timing.

11

And who do you think is going  to wash all that dirty underwear you've got lying around.

Christina Hendricks? I'll do hers if she'll do mine.

And Vic, how are you feeling?

12 Disparaging disparaging, Rummy wouldn't answer the question.

Interestingly, al Jazeera promotes border security. hm, when convenient.

13 Thought for the day:

Why don't those Occupy Wall Street assholes go occupy the Hamptons or occupy Martha's Vineyard.  I mean, if they're really pissed off at the rich and powerful people funding their little hissy fi...oh, I see.

14 wait, that guy sung all those parts?

15 What exactly is Cain's problem with Perry? He won't support him if he's the nominee? Come to think of it, he's telling the tens of millions Obama put out of work "blame yourself"? Is Cain mentally retarded? Was it a Gardasil shot??

16 ugh
I am still tired this morning
okay it's a spoof

17 wait, that guy sung all those parts?

Posted by: chemjeff at October 07, 2011 07:18 AM (s7mIC)

Stop calling Rachel Maddow a guy, that's disre...oh shit!  Oh, oh, I thought that was Rachel Maddow.  Turns out it some other chick.  Nevermind.

18 ...to a fine, brown sheen

Headlines are finally catching up with the human feces on the streets and covering the parks. "Becoming a concern." Hell, that was my first concern with the sit-in. The protesters getting sick is one thing. Their spreading public illness like dysentery into the metropolitan population is another. The running punchline here has been hobo hunting. The bug will do that to the mentally unstable homeless of NYC, while the protesters go home to mommy and daddy to get well.

19

Come to think of it, he's telling the tens of millions Obama put out of work "blame yourself"?

I thought his statement was aimed at the OWS hipster douches.

20 The Daily Caller has found some of the grassroots protesters are motivated by an older version of green technology:
 
A liberal organizer told the Daily Caller on Thursday afternoon that he paid some Hispanics to attend “Occupy DC” protests happening in the nation’s capital.

TheDC attended the protest event, an expansion of the “Occupy Wall Street” movement that began in New York City. Some aspects of the protest, it turned out, are more Astroturf than grassroots.
 
Yay Friday.

21 Is Cain mentally retarded? Was it a Gardasil shot??

Posted by: CoolCzech at October 07, 2011 07:20 AM (niZvt)

too much pepperoni pizza

those pepperoni fumes....

22

leaderless resistance movement with people of many colors, genders and political persuasions. The one thing we all have in common is that we are the 99 percent that will no longer tolerate the greed and corruption of the 1 percent."

people of many ... genders?  how many are there?  I can think of some other things you have in common too.

23 Well, I see that the price of gasoline is still coming down because of the crippled economy and the magnificent success of "green" energy technologies.  But mostly the crippled economy.

24 I just watched that video. Gabe's pretty talented, isn't he?

25 That looks like all the news today folks

And Vic, how are you feeling?

Hungover, and half drunk. A problem I plan on alleviating in a couple of hours when the stores open. Then I will make it full drunk.

Got back from my latest appointment yesterday. Found out that when I get my chemo shit it involves a 4 hour appointment for the "pump" then for 4 days I will not be able to eat or drink anything cold. Also will have to eat everythig using a plastic fork/spoon.

Every time I see these people I learn a new little piece of crap.

I plan on drinking a LOT of "cold" this weekend before the torture sessions start.

26 This Fox headline says :
 
Judge Grants Illegal Immigrant Work Privileges in Jail Sentence for Drunken-Driving Incident
 
He caused a wreck too. Felony conviction. Work release????
 
Stop the planet please, I'd like to get off now.

27 whatever makes you feel better Vic!

28 On women who look like men, there's a judge with So You Think You Can Dance who looks a transgender into female, second on left.

29 A question - where's mooamar at?  Seems like I never see anything about the Libyan kinetic military action anymore. 

30 I will not be able to eat or drink anything cold. Also will have to eat everythig using a plastic fork/spoon.

Posted by: Vic at October 07, 2011 07:28 AM (M9Ie6) 

Why is that?

Hope everything is going well.

31

Bullets have been fired in Occupy Wall Steeet.

32 Also will have to eat everythig using a plastic fork/spoon.
 
Are they afraid you will off yourself or something? Jeez. Get well, Vic but damn, chemo blows.

33 Suck for Luck!1!! Go Broncos!1!11!!!

34 @17: holy crap, that's NOT Maddow?

35

Re Vic's post 7, the article, an excerpt:

...one of the main thrusts of the Open Society campaign has been to replace the election of judges with the so-called “merit” selection system. Under merit selection, the power to choose judges is taken away from the people and handed over to a small committee typically dominated by state bar associations, trial lawyers and other legal special interests.

Yet again the Left proves that it only likes democratic systems in so far as they produce a very specific result.  After that they are the worst kind of totalitarians.  Not only do they want all power for themselves, they want to diffuse that power among a bunch of faceless committe pukes.  They don't even have the manly forthrightness of the dictator, who at least is willing to attach is own name and face to his deeds.

Of course, the difference between an honest dictator and a Leftist committee is that the Leftists making up that committee all know that they are criminals, despots, and enemies of the people.  The dictator, one might charitably assume, believes that he is doing good, and thus shows his face.  The secret cabal, on the other hand, lurks in shaddow and seeks to escape responsibility.

36

Got back from my latest appointment yesterday. Found out that when I get my chemo shit it involves a 4 hour appointment for the "pump" then for 4 days I will not be able to eat or drink anything cold. Also will have to eat everythig using a plastic fork/spoon.

Hmm, I'd drink warm beer only if I had to. Didn't know that temperature played a part in your chemo regimen. And plastic utensils? Never heard of that either. Reaction from the medicine in your saliva? That there's some powerful stuff.

I plan on drinking a LOT of "cold" this weekend before the torture sessions start.

It gets worse?

I'll help you via long distance drinking and hoist one in your honor tonight. Stay strong.

37

I'll help you via long distance drinking and hoist one in your honor tonight.

I second that. Luck to ya, Vic...

38

Bullets have been fired in Occupy Wall Steeet.

Posted by: DrTeaParty at October 07, 2011 07:34 AM (t4YF+)

 

Were the bullets fired by the scum, or at the scum?  If the former, may it lead to the latter.  I wouldn't shed a tear for any of those vermin.

39 Ya know, I'm always confusing the cockpit door with the bathroom door when I fly, too:
 
Indiana police questioned and released a Saudi Arabian man after the pilot of a passenger jet said he tried to break into the planeÂ’s cockpit during a flight.

The captain of the American Airlines flight late Wednesday, from New York to Indianapolis, said Abdulaziz Mubarak Alshammari, 20, walked up to the planeÂ’s cockpit door and tried opening it. A passenger then intervened and led Alshammari back to his seat, Fox59 reports.
 
No charges. No worries, mate.

40 19 Come to think of it, he's telling the tens of millions Obama put out of work "blame yourself"? I thought his statement was aimed at the OWS hipster douches. Posted by: BackwardsBoy, Tea Party SOB at October 07, 2011 07:23 AM (d0Tfm) I realize the "aim," but it's a horrible qoute the left will seize upon.

41 The most fkd up people #1 Politicians #2 Lawyers #3 Big businesspeople

42 The thing with Cain is: it's one dumb thing coming out of his mouth after another.

43 Well, today is the day that the Afghanistan conflict turns 10 years old. Although I guess war news doesn't matter to the MFM so long as a Democrat's in the White House.

44 Obama? Stuttering clusterfuck of a miserable failure.
First!

45 Why is that?

Are they afraid you will off yourself or something? Jeez. Get well, Vic but damn, chemo blows.

According to the pharmacist yesterday (who at least was a hawt young girl) the cold stuff will produce a "reaction" all over my body while the chemo drugs are active. Using any kind of metal utensil will cause a strong metallic taste in my mouth which will enhance the nausea reaction.

And yes, it appears that chemo will blow, and not in a good way.

46 Breitbart is beating a very lonely drum about the massive thieving going on in the Pigford settlement.
 
I hope this gains some traction.

47 And yes, it appears that chemo will blow, and not in a good way.

Posted by: Vic at October 07, 2011 07:47 AM (M9Ie6)

Sorry that you have to go through that crap.  I hope it's over with quickly.

Take care of yourself.  I shall have a drink to your health.  Salud!

48 Hmm, I'd drink warm beer only if I had to.

LOL, as I told the hawt young thing yesterday, the last time I had warm beer was in Kenya in the mid 70s.

Nothing like warm Tusker Lager right off the shelf served by a black guy who sounds like Mr. French.

49

Bullets have been fired in Occupy Wall Steeet.

Posted by: DrTeaParty at October 07, 2011 07:34 AM (t4YF+)

Details?

50

A liberal organizer told the Daily Caller on Thursday afternoon that he paid some Hispanics to attend “Occupy DC” protests happening in the nation’s capital. . . .

InstaP. quoting the Daily Caller.

<snort>

51 From the link above"

One of the key attorneys in the Pigford “black farmers” lawsuit has confirmed, on camera, what we at Big Government have argued for months: that the $2.7 billion Pigford settlement has been corrupted by fraud on a massive scale.

Is there anyone who didn't know This already? In the actual debate in congress for Piggyford II it was revealed that there were more claimants for Pigford I than there were black farmers to begin with. That was why they ran out of money.

That did not slow down the democrats who were pushing this shit and rather than be labeled racists by the communist press the Republicans went along.

52 Bullets have been fired in Occupy Wall Steeet. Posted by: DrTeaParty at October 07, 2011 07:34 AM (t4YF+) Are you sure some hippie din't just break wind?

53 Story at Gateway Pundit-9 border state sherriffs to hold AM press conference calling for Holder to step down.

54

Nothing like warm Tusker Lager right off the shelf served by a black guy who sounds like Mr. French.

Did he look like Mrs. Beasley?

55 Posted by: Vic at October 07, 2011 07:28 AM (M9Ie6)

A Song For You with your wife. God bless.

56 15 What exactly is Cain's problem with Perry? He won't support him if he's the nominee? Come to think of it, he's telling the tens of millions Obama put out of work "blame yourself"? Is Cain mentally retarded? Was it a Gardasil shot?? ---------------------- Cain stated on Medved yesterday he would support Perry if he get the nomination.

57

Headlines are finally catching up with the human feces on the streets and covering the parks. "Becoming a concern."

Years ago, Tom Wolfe wrote an essay called the "Great Relearning." He first came upon the idea while reporting on the San Francisco hippie scene in 1968. "At the Haight-Ashbury Free Clinic," Wofe wrote,

"there were doctors treating diseases no living doctor had ever encountered before, diseases that had disappeared so long ago they had never even picked up Latin names, diseases such as the mange, the grunge, the itch, the twitch, the thrush, the scroff, the rot."

The reason all of these diseases turned up is simple. The thousands of hippie migrants seeking free love and communal living had deliberately "thrown off" all the accumulated "bourgeois" hang-ups of their parents. Which meant giving up on showers, sex with people you know by name and other "old fashioned" concepts of hygiene. This in turn brought back creepy-crawlies not seen since the age of toga parties.

They never learn....

58 BTW, Screw the sanctimonius hypocritical liberal douchebags that are twisting their g-strings all in a wad because Scott Brown took a swipe at that Trotskyite Warren after she disparaged him for "taking off his clothes" to fund his college. I thought liberals applaud themselves for being open minded and non-judgmental? Oh yeah, they can attack others with accusations of being gay or pretty bimbos or sluts whenever it's convenient.

59

Bullets have been fired in Occupy Wall Steeet.

Pretty sure they don't have guns. Maybe they threw the bullets in the air to symbolize something or other.

60 Cain stated on Medved yesterday he would support Perry if he get the nomination. Posted by: Wonkish Rogue at October 07, 2011 07:59 AM (2xclE) Consistency would be a wonderful thing. He should remember the Democrat talking point he parrots today will be the Obama commercial featuring him next year.

61

"there were doctors treating diseases no living doctor had ever encountered before, diseases that had disappeared so long ago they had never even picked up Latin names, diseases such as the mange, the grunge, the itch, the twitch, the thrush, the scroff, the rot."

They sound more like dances of the era instead of diseases.

62 If there are any bored morons, the government healthcare pdf can be downloaded here!

63
Consistency would be a wonderful thing.
He should remember the Democrat talking point he parrots today will be the Obama commercial featuring him next year.

Posted by: CoolCzech at October 07, 2011 08:03 AM (niZvt)

We can't afford to let Social Security become a Perry Scheme!

64 Nuclear Reid Senate:
The surprise move stunned Republicans, who did not expect Reid to bring heavy artillery to what had been a humdrum knife fight over amendments to China currency legislation. --Alexander Bolton, The Hill

65 43 The thing with Cain is: it's one dumb thing coming out of his mouth after another.

Posted by: CoolCzech at October 07, 2011 07:43 AM (niZvt)

Could be someone accustomed to being a talk radio host playing to his listeners. Cain is the best of the bunch at getting a point across in 30 seconds, be it stupid or not.

Vic, time to rev up those hot toddys!

66 Every time I see these people I learn a new little piece of crap.

Maybe join a local support group.  They're great for all those little details.  Apparently discussing nausea with other sick people helps.  The DaveA Mom still goes to hers.

67 Hey Vic, I'm pulling for you too. Since you won't be able to have cold beverages I shall have a toast to your health with a glass of red wine. Cheers friend.

68

I thought liberals applaud themselves for being open minded and non-judgmental?

Only if you agree with them.

69 What is with the Al Jazeera drapes in Obama's press conference? Gist of article is NYPD Commissioner talking about OWS, but there is a video at bottom of BO and his drapes. [link goes to CBS NY local site]

70 Hot toddies and red wine; didn't think of that. Damn you can always count on Morons to the rescue.

71 As a kid, tomorrow was always a big day. Our fathers were in the synagogue. We chose up sides and played the annual Yom Kippur Bowl. Best times of our lives. We just didn't know it then.

72 62 Cain stated on Medved yesterday he would support Perry if he get the nomination. Posted by: Wonkish Rogue at October 07, 2011 07:59 AM (2xclE) Consistency would be a wonderful thing. He should remember the Democrat talking point he parrots today will be the Obama commercial featuring him next year. -------------- Yep. That's the problem with someone not steeped in the political environment. He is certainly less than careful in making sure every statement jives with what he has said before. I don't think it's a case of being deceptive. More likely it's a case of forgetting or not understanding the need for absolute clarity and consistency. People record every damn word you say when you are a presidential contender. I still don't think Cain has a prayer either in terms of money or organization. You add in the verbal flubs and the Perry debate weakness and it's looking very much like Romney will be the one. I'm not even sure a good debate next time can save Perry. The stakes are just too high for many people horrified at the thought of 4 more years of SCoaMF.

73 64 If there are any bored morons, the government healthcare pdf can be downloaded here! -------------------- I prefer rusty nails under my fingertips when I'm in the mood for some masochism.

74 >>Is Cain mentally retarded? Was it a Gardasil shot??<<

Adverse drug reaction to main-lining pizza sauce.

75

Hot toddies and red wine; didn't think of that. Damn you can always count on Morons to the rescue.

Not sure how it would taste to you after your treatment, but Wild Turkey American Honey, the Jack Daniels Honey and Red Stag are all pretty good too.

We're always here to help (you pickle your liver).

76 Is the "gop establishment" involved in moving up the primary dates?

77

More fallout from FL bullshit

Posted by: Vic at October 07, 2011 07:06 AM (M9Ie6)

Isn't the real bullshit that Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada insist on going first and telling the rest of the states' voters to go fuck themselves?  With the complicity of the RNC?  I wish Ohio would do the same thing as Florida.

78

Sidebar story of insanity

We are already overextended in the use of carrier forces in all the shitty little wars they want to fight.  So yes, lets kill another carrier group.

How about shutting down a useless military base in an anti-military blue State instead. (never happen)

79 Isn't the real bullshit that Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada insist on going first and telling the rest of the states' voters to go fuck themselves?  With the complicity of the RNC?  I wish Ohio would do the same thing as Florida.

The whole primary system needs revamp but if they did the RNC would lose the ability to dictate who our candidate will be.

They like the squishy "who's turn it is" candidate. The MFM likes the squishy most liberal candidate until the nominee is named.

And sadly, a lot of people who call themselves conservatives jump on the MFM nominee as "electable". 

80 The protesters getting sick is one thing.

Posted by: didn't take long

I'll be very upset if this doesn't happen.

81  

Isn't the real bullshit that Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada insist on going first and telling the rest of the states' voters to go fuck themselves?  With the complicity of the RNC?  I wish Ohio would do the same thing as Florida.

Posted by: Captain Hate

Damn right.  Rotate that shit.  Every damn election those fuckers pick the winners and the rest don't have the money to hold on for the next round of states.  I know we need to pick a winner here and clear out the dead wood but having the same states do it every single election is bullshit.

82 100.300 new jobs 9.1% . Better than "expected."

83 If the MFM liked my candidate I would have to reconsider. 

84 "The primary system is bullshit and all f*cked up and stuff." - paraphrased from our OWS friends.

85

We can't afford to let Social Security become a Perry Scheme!

Posted by: Mitt Romney in a future Obama ad at October 07, 2011 08:05 AM (FkKjr)

Leave it up to Mittens to make fealty to FDR's Socialism New Deal the Litmus Test for the Republican Nomination.  Is this guy for real??

86

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Employers added 103,000 jobs in September, a modest burst of hiring after a sluggish summer.

Still, job growth remains too weak to lower the unemployment rate, which stayed at 9.1 percent for the third straight month.

Nearly half of the gains last month occurred because 45,000 striking Verizon workers returned to their jobs.


How can they count people ending a strike as a new job hire? I'm taking a day off today. Does that mean on Monday I'll be a new job hire?

87 Well folks 'bout time for the store to open. I'll leave the commentin' and stuff in your hands.

Have a good day.

88 Woe is me.. Wah

89 The whole primary system needs revamp but if they did the RNC would lose the ability to dictate who our candidate will be.

They like the squishy "who's turn it is" candidate. The MFM likes the squishy most liberal candidate until the nominee is named.

And sadly, a lot of people who call themselves conservatives jump on the MFM nominee as "electable". 

Posted by: Vic at October 07, 2011 08:28 AM (M9Ie6)

Vic, if I was not here, doing this, I would swear you were me.

90 It is a said commentary that the fire against wasteful government spending and business bailouts has now fizzled back to holding our nose. I am calling out to all people that are sick of this BS and want to be heard regardless of social agenda.

The Average Joes/Janes Party is for reigning in government spending, prevent bailouts, and prevention of crony capitalism. The Average Joes want to restore the American Dream of hard work and opportunity that has been stolen by the government and its big business/bank donors. We need to stop pushing other like minded people away due to purity of social agenda tests.

Here is to the Average Joes! or in this case the Average Monrons/Mornonettes!

91 This week, in a televised Wall Street Journal interview, Cain said he planned to fill his Cabinet with CEOs. I balked at that for two reasons, one being that too many cooks spoil the broth. Yesterday I read for the second time the concern that 9-9-9 won't be held to 9% but would quickly give way to much higher percentages. The first time Cain was asked that, his response was that such increases would be forbidden within the legislation. In a subsequent interview, he said the success was based on Congress passing 9-9-9 within 90 days in order to provide businesses with a stable foundation for projections to get back into production. But since when has Congress EVER given an incoming POTUS his demands within 90 days? Or constricted itself with a limited budget? Or kept the IRS limited to the original 7% from the Constitutional Income Tax Amendment 16? Why not simply strip away all that was added to the original 16th Amendment? That would prove impossible to accomplish, but would also prove that Congress would indeed constrict its appetite for spending what isn't "theirs".

I appreciate Cain's contributions to the campaign dialog, and would like to think his efforts would improve our nation's economy.

Last night's FOX News forum discussed Cain's campaign lacking the necessary millions of qualifying GOP funds. Their consensus was that he's basking in the limelight so long as possible, enjoying himself. I suppose he's getting the name recognition that would enable a victorious future senate campaign, or gubernatorial victory, for instance. Meanwhile, I'm not against his potus campaign, having been willing to support his platform.

Though I don't hold his barbed quotes against him, I certainly don't fool myself into thinking that he'd never attack conservative Republicans in the same fashion under challenge. Yes, he was talking to youth who need a kick in the ass to "grow up" -- get out of their parents' house and earn their own living. But the truth is a two-edged sword that cuts both ways. Consider as well the parents who've worked and paid taxes and put their kids through school. Telling people who are laid off (by CEO policy eliminating senior age employees in order to cut costs and boost profits) that it's their fault they don't have a job isn't going to win him the senior votes. Rather, its an update on class warfare. It breeds contempt between the haves and have nots, i.e., those employed and those not. Go figure. It's the unemployed specialists' fault because Orin Hatch and Republican Leadership (politicians represented in this race by Romney and Perry) flood the work force through legislation with imported highly skilled immigrants granted green cards because they will work for low wages in order to gain legal access into America. That leaves the middle aged American highly skilled work force laid off, and it's their own fault. They're not young and inexperienced anymore. They had their shot, and that's that. Work Walmart doors. Cain simply brings "how things are" to a head (sure, pun it). Regardless of how compassionately either party presents their rhetoric, it really boils down to severely cutting taxes so that everyone can get on with survival without feeding the Beast.

$.02 and enough of politics for me today.

All hail the weekend: the Southwest has showers.

92 The fact that the protesters are getting sick means that we need a single-payer government health system.

93 The OWS mob has picked up the nickname D-Baggers.

94

They like the squishy "who's turn it is" candidate. The MFM likes the squishy most liberal candidate until the nominee is named.

...and as soon as he's nominated, they start doctoring photos to make him look like a sinister vampyre.  Amazing stuff.

But looking specifically at this field: you have Tardisil Bachmann, that IMO self-destructed when she went off the ranch like that.  You've got Cain that clearly knows absolutely NOTHING about foreign policy and keeps saying cringe-worthy stuff like not hiring muslims and the unemployed should blame themselves (that's funny: I thought we wanted them to blame OBAMA!).

You've got Newt, sitting in the Love Couch with Pelosi.

You've got Santorum, that couldn't keep his own Senate district.

And of course you've got Perry... my personal choice, BUT: the man needs to turn in a solid debate performance.  If he CAN'T... then I guess the debates will have served their purpose, by weeding out the candidates that look good on paper but crash and burn in reality.

I don't like Mittens, I don't hope Mittens wins... but Man, he sure has that Whiff of Inevitability about him, don't he?  And it will be a damned shame if he's the nominee, because like I often point out: the Democrats can go incredibly hard left with someone like the Obamunist, and WIN.  We Republicans always psyche ourselves into becoming more like the enemy.

 

95 The first sentence in my last comment was quoting Vic.

96 The MSM will eat Mitt.  Should be interesting to watch.

97 How can they count people ending a strike as a new job hire? I'm taking a day off today. Does that mean on Monday I'll be a new job hire?

Posted by: TheQuietMan at October 07, 2011 08:42 AM (xQT9q)

Does that mean that when they went on strike they were called "unemployed"?  Maybe they did but I don't remember it that way.

98 59
Good morning class. Yes, it's art appreciation Friday.

Posted by: Doctor Fish, Amateur Proctologist for Liberals at October 07, 2011 08:00 AM (Lt/Za)

LOL, not to be a downer, but think of that in 30-40 years.  I know, I know, enjoy it now

99 Good morning, morons.

Come to think of it, he's telling the tens of millions Obama put out of work "blame yourself"?

Yeah, I wondered why he didn't get any blow-back for that remark.

"Herb" is angling for an appointment, that's clear.  He needs an appt because he can't win elections and apparently Dominoes isn't hiring.  Why he decided to throw in with Mitt is beyond me. 

100 Listen, supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not some farcical RNC primary system.

101 You've got Newt, sitting in the Love Couch with Pelosi.

To be fair, Newt has had some good anti-Obama moments in this campaign.  Honestly, Cain is unacceptable to me, so Newt is my (very distant) second behind Perry. 

102 Hey, Y-not!  How are ya?  Have things eased up a bit for you??

103 I hope those idiots living in filth in NYC realize that if we hit bottom because of their 52% stupidity, that`s the way it is.

104 Why should Republicans nominate or vote for a potus candidate who was a salesman for an organization that promotes whites into gods while holding back blacks to be heaven's slaves? No Mormon priesthood means to be eternally stuck taking orders, and denied celestial glory, no black gods or black spirit progeny allowed into creation. 1978 Revisionism doesn't erase what was, no matter how many white washes are applied postmortem for the dead.

On both counts, against polygamy and slavery, Mitt Romney officially revises the Republican Party platform from it's origination. It being asinine, expect it '12.

105 @105
Doing better, thanks.  'Haven't been around as much - doing the whole "quality time" thing with my hubby.  How are you?


We had SNOW here yesterday!  It didn't stick down at our elevation (about 5,000 feet), but the mountains our neighborhood sits against have snow on them.  Last year we had snow in October, too, but iirc it was a couple of weeks later into the month. 


OK, completely unrelated, but I was watching hockey yesterday (Bruins v Flyers and, boy, did the Bs ever look flat) and noticed some diagonal lines behind the net that I don't remember seeing before.  What are they for?  Is there some sort of new rule about action behind the net?

106 @107
I think that's over-stating the LDS Church's position.  I'm not defending it, but I would say that my sense is that the origins (from a cultural perspective) had more to do with them seeing themselves as a lost tribe of Israel sent to save others than a desire to enslave people.  FWIW, there are a lot of mixed-race families around here (Utah County) from folks adopting kids from places like Haiti and the Pacific Islands.  I don't detect any active racism in the LDS folks I've met. 

107 New Perry ad attacking Romney on Cap and Trade. With $17 million in the last quarter, we're finally going to see someone take Romney to the woodshed. http://youtu.be/nUHaMSxLYc8

108 You are still the resident incoherent nut case whether you post as maverick muse or didn't take long.

109 http://youtu.be/nUHaMSxLYc8

Posted by: Tattoo De Plane at October 07, 2011 09:40 AM (lNGfM)

That was good!  Hit Romney & Obama.

110

Look at their deeds, not their words, not their good looks, not their smooth talk, not the media hype.

Yeah, Gov Romney looks like a winner because no one, absoultely no one, on a large public stage (if the LSCCM --as in Lame Stream Crony Corporate Media -- still engages a large public) has vetted him. 

Everyone has vetted Gov Perry.  One might even think of the circumstances as a conspiracy: of the radical left currently in power of course, largely funded by criminal-Soros types and our stolen tax dollars (ACORN, public employee unions, etc.); of the Establishment Ever Bigger-Government Republicans (Rove-types, socialism supporters in their hearts); of the minor candidates (Gardasil Bachman, Heartless Santorum, Racist-, Border Squish-Perry and adding-to-our-taxes Cain; of the debate setup (who agrees to these things?) designed by the enemy, run by the enemy within the home-team's honored spaces (e.g., Reagan Library), run to make politicians look ridiculous (one minute to answer; thirty seconds to answer; it's a gaaaame show!  ENOUGH), and the next one with a Journolist questioner.

We've got three choices it seems to me:  conspiracy, too powerful to confront, unconscious death-wish so we have no choices, or stupidity, game over.  Rather than roll over, play dead, and assume Romney will be the nominee, let's get out there and work.

Who will be strongest on a secure border?  This must be secured first for our safety, as well as our future prosperity.

Who will honor real science and end the AGW-EvilCO2 anti-science fraud and massive scam for wealth, power, and control?  This scam is also an essential part of our declining educational (professorial in the sciences especially) standards.  Who will honor the scientific method, which is the search for truth against all established authority, which is the basis for any representative democracy? 

Who has an 11-yr record of keeping all taxes to 18% of GDP and has acutally lowered percent of taxes per person over 11 years?

Who will unleash the power of entrepreneurial America the fastest by providing funds through (responsible) rapid development of our abundant natural resources?  Without this basis, this fundamental element, our future affluence is toast.

Who most honors the work of our corporations and will get government out of the way so that they (especially in their small business form) can do their profitable businesses?  We must be alert to crony capitalism as long as that term is defned carefully -- those who use our tax dollars to make their (non)profits.  Costs of doing business (with honest audits) must be deducted.

111 Per Drudge, Zogby just released a poll showing Cain up 20 points on Mittens and ahead of Obama buy a couple. WTF?

112 Way to go John E for the info-graphic placement in the Atlantic.

Also to RDBrewer - Palestinian Lie URL is malformed and non-functional.  I have tweeter, but I don't twit. Sorry.

113 Obama is a stuttering clusterf*ck of a miserable failure.

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