1 To go boldly...

2 Quite a bold entrance, Ace.


Where is Open Blogger Guy?

3

Welcome back, ace!  I hope you had a relaxing vacation.

 

(after giving that kid the Gay Haircut, Romney blew him!)

 

Given the     story research the MFM does these days, someone from    Daily Kos will quote   ONLY THAT     LINE     from this column, and    tonight    on    NBC news      it will be the lead story.  

4 Welcome home Ace. Hope you had a great vacation.

5 A boobah video this early? Now I have to research it.

6 I have now spent 40 minutes longer looking into the history of the Hello Again video than I planned, so I'll stop now.

And that's why we love ya, you do the heavy lifting on what's really important.

7 Barack Obama is a stuttering clusterf*ck of a miserable tyrant.

8 And apparently so is Michael Bloomberg.

9 When asked which candidate voters considered more honest and trustworthy, 46 percent said Romney and 44 percent said Obama — a result within the poll’s 3 percentage point margin of error.

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In June, a USA Today/Gallup poll found 60 percent of voters considered Obama honest and trustworthy, compared to 50 percent for Romney.

Apples and Wet Turds.  One asks who is "more" honest and trustworthy while the other just plain honest and trustworthy.

It's clear that 60% of America is still dishonest, untrustworthy and just plain, friggin stupid.  Benedict Arnold was more honest and trustworthy than the Dog-Eating Retard.  Bernie Madoff is more honest and trustworthy than the Canine Connoisseur.

10 >> I haven't followed the news and in fact have barely been on the current events section of the internet. The pr0n section of the Internet, OTOH ...

11 ace!!! You're home! I hope you are well rested and raring to go, unlike most I come here for the content and nobody brings it like you do.

12 Did you eat at Chic-Fil-A while you were off? (...running away now...)

13 Look Ace Look, the site is still here. All behaved and were careful with your creation.

14 Morning all. obama is the nastiest prick to ever sit in the White House since I've been alive and that includes Nixon.

15 44% of respondents thought Preezy was honest, trustworthy, a good leader, and shares our values? God help us.

16 Obama going on the attack is unappealing, and hopefully the polls will reflect that, as will the election. I can't believe Obama is doing as well as he is in the polls. He is a nasty, vindictive little thug.

17 I never tired of looking at tits while polishing my...booze glass.

18 Was the alternative name for this video "Hello Nurse"?

19 Phew!  We just got the place cleaned up after last night's debauchery.. and Ace shows up early!

Hope the vacay was a nice one, Ace.

As far as Obama/Romney goes.. yeah.. I just feel it in my bones that it's not going to be even close.  However.. Obama will stop at nothing to get reelected.. so watch out for a big October surprise!

20 Obama has generally fared better than Romney throughout the campaign in polls assessing the candidatesÂ’ personal qualities.





Partly, I think, because the MFM continues to bleat that although people may not like his policies (racists) people find Barry to be likeable. It's a total lie that he's likeable in the least but they drum that message all the time

21 Posted by: Nevergiveup at July 30, 2012 08:36 AM (05RcU)

At least Nixon was intelligent. Obama (pbuh) blathers platitudes and non-sequiturs. He never says anything substantive. I used to think it was because he was being careful. But now I realize it's because he is not very bright, and doesn't have the knowledge necessary to speak intelligently about anything.

22

As time passes our side is making more and more progress.  It's slow, it's not earth shaking, but it's progress.  We're pushing the leftards back.

All we have to do is keep up this steady, slow pace, and push the bastards back off the cliff into electoral doom. 

I know that many here do not like Romney.  But we'll never get what we really want.  People in general are too stupid, and must be convinced to do part of the right thing bit by bit.  Over time, we can use the gradualism of the Left against them - roll them back bit by bit.  Americans are too easily spooked by anything that looks like big change, unless it's some kind of give-away.  So, we must tolerate people like Mitt who seem squishy and sub-optimal to us. 

And take heart!  I think it's more and more plain every day that at long last, after Bush 1, Dole, Bush 2, and McCain - our side is finally fighting back a little!  Our side might actually be trying to win, rather than just keep it close!  This is refreshing.  This is new.  Mitt is no Reagan, but he's a million times better than the alternative. 

Victory is not yet in the bag, but it's within reach.  We can pull this off.
 

23 @21

His teleprompter makes him look some what intelligent.

When he's off prompter we get things like, "The private sector is doing ok" and "You didn't build that.

The man is an semi-retarded marxist who doesn't have an original thought in his pea sized brain.

24

It's a total lie that he's likeable in the least but they drum that message all the time
Posted by: TheQuietMan at July 30, 2012 08:42 AM (1Jaio)

 

Indeed.  People feel like they "should" like the jugeared fool.  One line I use from time to time when talking to those who feign to be undecided, is to ask them one question.  "Who would you rather live next to and share a beer with?"  Any honest person will have no trouble answering this question, usually in favor of Romney.  A great follow up question - who would you leave your kid or your pet with when you went away for a week end?  Again - it's a no brainer.  I wouldn't let Barky look after my goldfish.

 

25 Erekat: Romney's comments unacceptable Chief Palestinian negotiator says PA enraged by GOP's presidential hopeful's assertion that Jerusalem is Israel's capital To freaken bad

26 I now have the strange urge to breastfeed. Damn you, nanny Bloomberg.

27

Chief Palestinian negotiator says PA enraged by GOP's presidential hopeful's assertion that Jerusalem is Israel's capital

To freaken bad
Posted by: Nevergiveup at July 30, 2012 08:50 AM (05RcU)

 

 

Amen.  Why do our pols feel like they need to kiss Pali ass so much?  Those f**ksticks will never like us, ever, unless we turn into Jew-killing sh*tsacks like them.  If I were running I'd tell the Pali's that I'd support whatever Israel felt like doing to them, including pushing them all into the sea.  They're vile animals.

Total oil independence will be great if we ever get there.  Then we can tell all the damn dirty muz countries to take a flying leap.  The first thing we should do is to ban all food exports to them - let the rest of the world feed their sorry butts. 

28 Total oil independence will be great if we ever get there.

Posted by: Reactionary at July 30, 2012 08:58 AM (xUM1Q)

The best and easiest way to do that is to take the gulf fields back from the arabs and persians who stole them in the forced nationalizations of 50 years ago. 

All threats from the arab/persian/muslim world start and stop with control of the gulf oil fields.



BTW, we are almost solely reliant on oil from the Western hemisphere, already.

29 Chief Palestinian negotiator says PA enraged by GOP's presidential hopeful's assertion that Jerusalem is Israel's capital

I don't grok this "controversy".  The city of Jerusalem's official website says Israel designated it the capital in 1950. It's like Mitt "asserted" that July is summer in North America.

30 Chief Palestinian negotiator says PA enraged by GOP's presidential hopeful's assertion that Jerusalem is Israel's capital I think they got used to King Putt calling Jerusalem by it's Muslim name.

31 Keep watching Pennsylvania and Michigan.

32 Ah, yes. The Ewok is back, enjoying a chest-thumping "I Told You So" moment. Savor the day.

33 Middle East oil is mostly about Europe (and increasingly China).  Why does the USA protect the House of Saud and hostile, jealous Europe at all?

34

Twenty percent point the finger at Wall Street, 18 percent cite former President George W. Bush.

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These two figures are what really tell what's going on.  Obama can't use the 'let's blame Bush' mantra any more.  And when people blame Obama more than Wall Street, you know he's in trouble.

35 The gap between the actual reality of Obama and the corrupt and treasonous group of radicals inside his administration and out, and the completely spun and filtered general public's perception has to be be the largest in recorded history.
The MFM will hopefully be irreparably damaged by its abandonment of principle in pursuit of ideology without any official on the record disclosure their collective decision to discontinue news gathering in favor of propaganda.

Newspapers in the past have certainly championed their favorites editorially, but this has been a criminal conspiracy of broad scope.

The Preference Cascade Charade continues despite all polling, as a remedy and safeguard against the race card.

This cardboard cutout commie is running on fumes and lies.

Mostly lies.      

36 Scary when there's an ODD number of boobehs. Gross.

37 Oh, and welcome back Ace.

Hope you're ready for what is dead ahead since this is my default internet bunker.

38 Naive blog post. The chances of liberal Democrat polling services publishing 5-8 point leads for Romney fall somewhere between zero and nada. Even if that was the reality they'd simply adjust their samples to make the contest appear closer. Then there's the elephant in the room: For Romney actually to lead Obama by 5 full percentage points it would mean he'd be garnering something like 65-plus percent of the white vote. Is that realistic? You have to keep in mind that Obama will receive supermajorities from various white demographics: public sector union members, college and grad students, FDR-era Democrats, urban liberals, Oprah women, etc. It will take a colossal effort to unseat Obama. The right needs to spend less time worrying about polling data and more time worrying about getting people off their couches and to the ballot booths.

39

But every poll that shows Romney ahead is an outlier! People don't like Mitt!!!! Wisconsin hates Scott Walker!!!

 

:glug: :erp:

 

 

 

40

Or maybe not.

Obama's "supermajorities" among white folks will be way, way down. Even among those groups you mentioned. The trade union guys around here hate Obama's guts. That doesn't mean they will vote for Mitt, but they ain;t voting for Zero again.

 

 

41 @25: Jerusalem has been their capital since before the time of King Saul. That's at least a few thousand years.

42

Eh, won't work. Like anyother tangible product, once we sell it, what the buyer does with it is up to them. We ban the sell of food stuff to the middle east, it just means that the Chinesse can buy it from us, mark it up, and re-sell it to the Middle East. China then makesa profit and scores political points.
Posted by: Mallamutt, RINO President for LIfe at July 30, 2012 09:22 AM (OWjjx)

 

That's fine with me.  That will still drive their food cost WAY up.  It will still be destabilizing.  And China doesn't need any more points with the muz anyway.  They're both f-ing evil, and thus mutually supporting when it comes to their mutual enemies.

43 Maybe Romney is considered a strong leader, because there are no off limit topics with him. That's probably what all this tax noise is about. That's the best they can come up with.

44 Welcome back Ace

45 And China doesn't need any more points with the muz anyway. The Chinese have their own, very quiet issues with radical Islam (remember the Uighurs, anyone?) and I suspect things like this are more or less just trying to keep them at bay and point them at rivals. If the US got neutralized, they'd point them towards the Russians. They're riding a hungry tiger doing this. I wonder how long they'll pull it off.

46 Preference cascade, huh?

I figure Romney would even play a better game of tiddly-winks than Obama, just because O has no idea which way is up. The man is not only evil but incompetent. As for the more relevant categories of skill-in-handling, can anyone here name one where Romney wouldn't be better, just because he has an adult view of reality?

Romney wasn't my first choice, and he's definitely too mushy-middle for my taste, but that still puts him way way out of Obama's level of SCOAMF-ness.

47

37 - Remember the old Steve Martin routine, from about 30 years ago.  As a newbie visiting a Las Vegas casino show, he was so impressed he exclaimed, "There must be 57 tits up there!"

48 Welcome back Ace!

49 Anyway, for the past month I've written several times that when voters make their decision -- whether they announce it or still claim to be "waiting for all the facts" -- they begin saying the candidate they favor is better in all ways, even ones you wouldn't expect.
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When people start attributing positive opinions across the board to someone or something it's called the "halo effect" in the field of market research (polling).  Likeability in one or more key areas bleeds over and results in positive perceptions of other characteristics.  It's a similar concept to Ace's preference cascade, and it can happen in reverse too, where dislike of a subject in one area can make people think negatively about it in secondary or unrelated aspects.

50 gina gershon is in that video!

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