1 DAY 265 1,196 to go (1,269 to Inauguration Day 2017) Muzzies, Marxists, Maoists, Mau-Maus, MFM's, Moochelle, McCain's, MIRV's, mutants, malcontents, malthusians, maniacs, malignant medical mandates, martial law, miscreants, maladjusted masochistic multiculturalists, momzers, mamalukes, mooks, mopes, mariuoli, meeskeits, maricons, marauders, malodorous militants, menstruating mons veneri and miscellaneous meshugas notwithstanding.

2 Good Morning Morons.  Today is Monday, July 29, 2013.  On this day in 1976 a .44 cal Bulldog revolver, owned by the Son of Sam (David Berkowitz), in defiance of harsh NYC laws regarding guns, began killing people.

Picture of the evil perp

http://tinyurl.com/op6xpea

3 Fox ruminates on the VA governor's race.  Will the Clintonite stooge win is the only real question here?  Notice how Hillary's name keeps popping up.  As I predicted, the press has all but forgotten her incompetence and perjury in Benghazi and her general overall record of lying.  Hillary will be the Democrat candidate in 2016.

http://tinyurl.com/lblttaf

4 IL is going bankrupt but they have the money to comb Cook County and attempt to confiscate guns from 3,000 people who they claim have revoked permission to own them.  I am amazed that people put up with this shit.  The government does not give you "permission" to keep and bear arms".

http://tinyurl.com/p5f94vf

5 Obama the tyrant says he will veto any more spending cuts.  I say fine you SOB shut it down.  But the Boner will never do that because he is a worthless shit.

http://tinyurl.com/qaqm6yd

6 racist zip codes, who knew?

7 Workers at fast food joints in a bunch of urban Hells are planning on striking today (an illegal wild cat strike) for $15/hour wages.  I suspect they can be readily replaced.  And I am sure the MFM will fine some Jeantel look-alike who will call the managers a creepy-ass cracker.  What liberals can't seem to realize in this story is that burger slinging is an entry-level job for the young that is normally temporary as they work they way up, mostly while still in school.  It is not meant to be a job for a sole provider adult.

http://tinyurl.com/pdx9sr2

8 The Western hepatitis outbreak is now linked to imported pomegranate seeds.   How many times do people have to contract incredibly bad diseases from imported food stuffs and similar before idiots will learn that you need to stick to American products and local fruits and vegetables?  Also need to thoroughly wash said fruits and vegetables.  But I guess when a majority (maybe) vote for a criminal incompetent it is obvious that they will not learn.   The FDA is very good about harassing American farmers, but they do absolutely NOTHING for imported shit, other than issue a bunch of forms to be completed by importers.

http://tinyurl.com/mcqoay9

9 Misunderstood yoots in a gang attack a man (of unidentified race meaning he was most likely white) and beat him severely in that wonderful city of love, Baltimore.  4 of them will be charged as adults; BFD.  The poor misunderstood adults who attacked the white tourist in broad daylight in downtown Baltimore where he was robbed and stripped naked were given 1 year probation.  Where was the hate crime add on?  Where was the corrupt AG Holder?  Where was the EEOC with their gang of government paid lawyers?  This is why all hate crime laws need to be abolished.  Also why the EEOC needs to be abolished. The laws should be revised to provide enhancements like the SC Lynching law (name has been changed but the law is the same).  More than 1 person attacks another it becomes a serious felony.  If he is injured like this case they can get 25 years.


My advice to any white people living in or around Baltimore; get the Hell out NOW.  If you shoot one of these misunderstood yoots you will go up the river for a long time and it just ain't worth it to live in a shithole controlled by the Democrat mob.

http://tinyurl.com/mcqoay9

10 How about in Bethesda?  We have one where three blacks attacked a white and it IS being investigated as a hate crime?  Note the term "investigated".  No charges yet.  I guess we will have to follow up on this one.   In addition, the liberal rags are quick to blame the Zimmerman verdict for this and repeat it far and wide.

http://tinyurl.com/kuhyymd

11 Just how far have liberals degenerated in the "I hate America" campaign.  This is how far.  Apply the 100 year rule here Morons; would this have happened in 1913?  Hell no, someone would have been tarred and feathered and ran out of town on a rail.

http://tinyurl.com/qxa4r7u

12 It's time for some more payback in the political games.  One lying shitweasel to host another lying shitweasel.  But what difference does it make now?

http://tinyurl.com/ml3zbvu

13 And the new Treasury Secretary displays that he is also a lying shitweasel.  Why not?  He is an Obamanite stooge.  Despite tons of evidence to the contrary he says conservative groups were not targeted by the IRS.  Note what this also means.  Nobody will be punished for this.

http://tinyurl.com/m2z8xxm

NRO shits all over him.

http://tinyurl.com/qdsfrk7

14 He also demonstrates that he is a partisan hack, but that is to be expected as well.

http://tinyurl.com/mbhzzjv

15 George Will demonstrates once again why he should stick to baseball.

http://tinyurl.com/mkktmh6

16 I look forward to having a President that looks like Diane Lane.

17 The Seniors propaganda arm of the Democrap Party is urging Seniors to sign up for food stamps.

http://tinyurl.com/mvtzkzu

18 Our ally in the ME.  Saudi religious police on the trail of an evil witch.  Yes, they are still stuck in the Middle Ages.

http://tinyurl.com/khbcy74

19 Cantor:  We must give amnesty because of the "Joooos".

Breathtakingly stupid.


http://tinyurl.com/kfjtfy5

20 BB discusses RINO Lindsey Graham's primary.  It appears he may have three primary opponents, which will muddy the field.  However, SC does have a runoff requirement if no candidate gets > 50%.  Despite anything the traitorist Party of stupid does, I will vote in this primary to get rid of this SOB.

http://tinyurl.com/k9myg5v

21 I know we've got about 2 years until campaign 2016 begins, but I don't see anyone else besides Hilary the Harridan as the Leftist candidate. Some sort of hagiographic TV movie is in the works already. If she wins, that really will be the bitter end.

22 Iconic Saks Fifth Avenue bought by Canadian firm.

http://tinyurl.com/m6l3g6u

23 Another thing for you NYC area types who are considering a move to Charleston to look out for. (Besides all the poisonous snakes)

http://tinyurl.com/m64u5fm

24 Sarah Palin finally speaks out on the 2008 McShitty campaign.  And yes, it really is as bad as we have been saying.  And I stood in the rain to vote for that God-Awful piece of jowly shit. (But only because of Sarah)

http://tinyurl.com/maxf3sq

25 20 BB discusses RINO Lindsey Graham's primary. It appears he may have three primary opponents, which will muddy the field. However, SC does have a runoff requirement if no candidate gets > 50%. Despite anything the traitorist Party of stupid does, I will vote in this primary to get rid of this SOB. http://tinyurl.com/k9myg5v Posted by: Vic at July 29, 2013 07:06 AM (lZvxr) May I volunteer to also vote? (what the hell, if the Dems can do it, so can I!).

26 Tax Free Obama group educates Democrats only.  Where is the IRS investigation?  Hey Lew you SOB, look at this.

http://tinyurl.com/n3mwun3

27 Another pre-auto industry photo of Detroit from Shorpy.  Remember these pics the next time some liberal squawks about "de-industrialization" of Detroit causing its woes.

http://www.shorpy.com/node/15714?size=_original#caption

28 Stupid witches, they're always stirring shit up like that.

29 Kindle Daily Deals

http://tinyurl.com/qeavfx8


And that's it for Monday.  And damn, I hit number 1 last week.


I will be dropping out early today as I have to go downtown to pick up drugs and stuff and have a couple of movies to watch while wifey heads down to the beach for all day shopping with MIL.  I must tell her to not bother going by Costco to get me cheap(er) liquor.

30 I think Vic is intentionally posting articles about killer poison ivy, prehistoric alligators and man-eating kudzu to keep us Yankee-Joo-carpetbaggers out of Carolina. Let's hope it works (except for Sefton and company).

31 Ilya Somin has an interesting piece on the times the Supreme Court unanimously shut down Obama Administration overreach this term.[i/]



na na na - I beat you to that yesterday.

32 "not known to be true" != "false"

See Kurt Godel's incompleteness theorem.

33 Gabe you do know that PJ has said AFTER that stuff from the RNC that they stand by their claim 100%.

34 IL is going bankrupt but they have the money to comb Cook County and attempt to confiscate guns from 3,000 people who they claim have revoked permission to own them. I am amazed that people put up with this shit. The government does not give you "permission" to keep and bear arms".

http://tinyurl.com/p5f94vf

Posted by: Vic
.................
Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart is one of the most anti-gun people in law enforcement.  When the courts recently decided conceal carry is constitutional, he wanted the state to put in wording to the new laws to allow Cook County to set it's own requirements on who could carry.  He's a real prick.

I wonder if he has squads collecting fishing poles when your fishing license expires?

35 And given the SHIT that the RNC has pulled lately, I do not view it a "preposterous".

36 Cantor: We must give amnesty because of the "Joooos".

Breathtakingly stupid.


http://tinyurl.com/kfjtfy5

Posted by: Vic at July 29, 2013 07:05 AM (lZvxr)

Cantor is as dumb as a plank to use the argument of his ancestors, who were legal immigrants, as a pretext for whatever pile of amnesty shit that will emerge from Congress if Boehner doesn't shelve every fucking thing related to immigration and concentrate on issues that are more important to the party base.

37 I read the J. Christian Adams piece. It has none of the "cheering" or "championing" that Gabe claims is so despicable. As usual, Gabe is full of shit.

38 21 Posted by: J.J. Sefton at July 29, 2013 07:06 AM (+98Gb)



The leadership all the way up to Oshitforbrains has sure as hell been pushing her.

39 Believing statements from politicians is generally unwise these days.  Forget about what they're saying and watch their hands.

40 Vic

Thanks for the IoP 'gator news.

We will be about four blocks from that home in the picture on the 10th of next month.

41 25 May I volunteer to also vote? (what the hell, if the Dems can do it, so can I!).

Posted by: J.J. Sefton at July 29, 2013 07:07 AM (+98Gb)

If you move to Charleston at lest 30 days prior to the election and register you can.

42 33 Gabe you do know that PJ has said AFTER that stuff from the RNC that they stand by their claim 100%.

Posted by: Vic at July 29, 2013 07:10 AM (lZvxr)

Vic,

I just read Adams' article and came to this conclusion: I will represent myself in court before relying on Gabriel Malor.

43 I have no idea whether the Adams/PJT/RNC/Gabe shit is true or not, but I can easily see the RNC doing what PJT is saying, because restoration of VRA requirements would harden the legacy GOP district lines. That, and the fact that the RNC is unprincipled and incompetent, and lies all the time.

44

Quite simply, there are folks that get off (and make a lot of money) by claiming that the RNC is the enemy.

 

If the RNC is an "ally," the GOP doesn't need enemies.

45 41 If you move to Charleston at lest 30 days prior to the election and register you can. Posted by: Vic at July 29, 2013 07:16 AM (lZvxr) Not what I had in mind... yet!

46

Morning, ‘rons and ‘ronettes.  It looks like a rough day here at work, so I only have time for a couple of quick Frankenstein stories.

 

 

ItÂ’s hard to believe, in this depraved age of Saw and Hostel, that the 1931 Karloff film could ever have scared anyone.  But it did, in no small part due to KarloffÂ’s makeup and his own shambling, inarticulate portrayal of a resurrected corpse.  When the movie previewed in Santa Barabara, so press stories tell us, women screamed, men shivered and children cried.  One man phoned the theater and threatened to sue because his nerves were shattered.  Another called the manager every five minutes after seeing the film to say, “I canÂ’t sleep because of that picture, and you arenÂ’t going to, either!”

 

 

Now Karloff himself – like Vincent Price years later – was a kind, cultured man with a wide pool of knowledge and impeccable manners.  At the time of Frankenstein, he lived off of Coldwater Canyon and one of his neighbors was the cowboy actor Charles Starrett, known as “The Durango Kid.”*  One night, driving back from Columbia Studios, Starrett suddenly slammed on his brakes and nearly had a wreck as he passed KarloffÂ’s house -  there, on the lawn, was the actor, in full Monster regalia, holding a watering can.

 

 

“Boris, for God’s sake, what are you trying to do?” Starrett yelled, “Scare me to death?”

 

 

“Well, Charlie, we worked late tonight,” Karloff replied mildly, “and the rose garden needed watering.  I didnÂ’t have time to wait around.”

 

 

Hope you all have a wonderful day.

 

 

*Does the name sound familiar?  Maybe you remember it from a lyric in the 1973 Statler BrothersÂ’ song Whatever Happened to Randolph Scott? – “Whatever happened to Randolph Scott / Riding the trail alone? / Whatever happened to Gene and Tex / And Roy and Rex / The Durango Kid?”

47 40 We will be about four blocks from that home in the picture on the 10th of next month.

Posted by: Village Idiot's Apprentice at July 29, 2013 07:15 AM (NyTSp)



As Phil Esterhaus says; let's be careful out there.

48 Gabe cares deeply about divisiveness in the party.

49 Alexis de Tocqueville (froggy Yankophile) Benito Mussolini (dead puppet) Clara Bow (reluctant celeb) Melvin Belli (defended Jack Ruby into a prison sentence) Jim Marshall (amplified genius) Elizabeth Short (a.k.a. The Black Dahlia) Captain Lou Albano (wrestled Cyndi Lauper once) Robert Fuller (big fan of Sydney Ringer) Elizabeth Dole Peter Jennings ("President Bush is due to address the nation in approximately 20 minutes precisely.") David Warner ("My friends... all call me Jack!") Tony Sirico (points with two fingers) Ken Burns (distortionist) Tim Gunn (fashion mentor) Geddy Lee (reads Mark Twain?) NASA (risk aversion is Job #1) Alexandra Paul (Baywatch flatsies) Martina McBride (let freedom ring) Wil Wheaton (has-been) Stephen Dorff (disappeared) Allison Mack (Smallville)

50 The leadership all the way up to Oshitforbrains has sure as hell been pushing her.

Posted by: Vic at July 29, 2013 07:15 AM (lZvxr)

Have you taken a look at who the commiecrats trot out for the Sunday gab shows?  Borderline retards like Durbin are the closest they can get to people who won't shit their pants and start eating it on the air.  They are tapped out on people who spout their delusional shit and don't look like complete lunatics.  That's why  they took such pains to support Weiner until even he got too toxic for them; because he was presentable to the general public.  They're betting they can dry Rodham out enough that she won't have any more "blood clots" and the MFM will keep any Benghazi questions, along with asking her for one example of a country where there are better relations with after her four year international happy hour, off limits.

51 Gabe cares deeply about divisiveness in the party. Posted his comeback in bold font and everything.

52 Another pre-auto industry photo of Detroit from Shorpy. Remember these pics the next time some liberal squawks about "de-industrialization" of Detroit causing its woes. They viewed the auto industry as a cow to be milked. They milked it to death, assuming it would always be there, and unconcerned about the possibility it might not. The leadership in Detroit became nothing more than poverty pimps and race hustlers. They don't have the slightest clue as to how to build a city or an economy.

53 Chris Wallace would have been fully justified in just backhanding the shit out of Jack Lew yesterday.

54 Those were today's celebrity birthdays, BTW.

55 46 Posted by: Mary Poppins' Practically Perfect Piercing at July 29, 2013 07:19 AM (zF6Iw) I was working in the garden, late one night, When I gave the Durango Kid, a nasty fright, Me dressed as Frankie, wat'ring the beds, Painted all green, two bolts in my head, He nearly crashed, In his two-seat Nash, He nearly crashed, slammed on the brakes in a flash, He nearly crashed, It wasn't balderdash...

56 53 Chris Wallace would have been fully justified in just backhanding the shit out of Jack Lew yesterday. Posted by: Blacksheep at July 29, 2013 07:23 AM (bS6uW) Chris Wallace?! Backhanding a leftist?! Not bloody likely.

57 You should be a songwriter, Sefton!

58 The Detroit and Chicago stories linked through Drudge our a hoot ... "I was promised this and I was promised that ...." Cry me a fucking river. And how many times did your lazy corrupt asses vote Dem over the past three decades? Oh, every time? Well, there's the payoff for the promises they made you dickheads. Fucking parasites.

59 50 Posted by: Captain Hate at July 29, 2013 07:22 AM (m4SHR)



They also know the chikenshit Rovian pukes who control the Republican Party will not use all her illegal crap and screw-ups to attack her.

60 Posted by: J.J. Sefton at July 29, 2013 07:25 AM (+98Gb) That is almost way to creative to be funny. lol.

61 49 Posted by: Gran at July 29, 2013 07:22 AM (mw0FO) Melvin Belli, Gorgo the Friendly Angel. Sort of the embodiment of Liberalism.

62 53 Chris Wallace would have been fully justified in just backhanding the shit out of Jack Lew yesterday.

Posted by: Blacksheep at July 29, 2013 07:23 AM (bS6uW)

Except that Piss Wallace is just as big a liberal shit as Lew is.

63 60 Posted by: J.J. Sefton at July 29, 2013 07:25 AM (+98Gb) That is almost way to creative to be funny. lol. Posted by: Oldsailors Poet Palin/Bolton 2016 at July 29, 2013 07:27 AM (XIxXP) You really ought to be a journalist or politician, since I can't decide if that's a compliment or an insult!!! ; - )

64 Thanks for the Daily RNC Talking Points, Gabe.

And fuck you, Eric Cantor.

When "normal" Americans -- you know, the ones who obey the laws, salute the flag, etc., etc. -- finally take the risks and make the effort to reclaim the country by drastic measures (as I'm afraid is now necessary), a whole lotta Republican shitweasels are going to have to take the fall along with Choom Boy and his gang of America-haters.

Collateral damage.

65 57 You should be a songwriter, Sefton! Posted by: Chi-Town Jerry at July 29, 2013 07:26 AM (UTq/I) I'm only good at goof/spoof lyrics. Trying to write lyrics for original music is HARD. Believe me,; I've tried! But thanks.

66 @61 Yes, he was indeed. Talk about ridiculously bad casting.

67 Vic, is that a bit o' rage I detect?

68 Categorical denials don't mean shit these days.

"I am not a crook"

"I did not have sex with that woman"

etc

69 64 Posted by: MrScribbler at July 29, 2013 07:29 AM (/RIVS) I won't lose sleep over that. The GOP - aka the Republican wing of the Democrat Party - have sold us out intentionally. They can also go straight to Hell.

70 Shouldn't we be warned of links to politico? 
Almost like you were trying to drive up traffic.

71 BB discusses RINO Lindsey Graham's primary. It appears he may have three primary opponents, which will muddy the field. However, SC does have a runoff requirement if no candidate gets > 50%. Despite anything the traitorist Party of stupid does, I will vote in this primary to get rid of this SOB. *** Vic, I donated to Richard Cash. How are you feeling about him?

72 I'm confused.  I would think that Malor might have more sympathy to a group of people who are trying to provide an alternative to the catamites of the MFM than he would to a bunch of stuffed shirt country clubbers who regularly shit all over the people whose votes they claim to be providing representation for.  Keep in mind that if PJM has run with a false story, that would be a very bad thing and mean that they're no better than the MFM.  Also I have a personal experience in the Ohio GOP showing no interest in pursuing voting results in Cuyahoga county which reeked of fraud after I pointed them out to them.

73 In every conflict since 1950, the enemy's center of gravity has been the American press. Discuss.

74 @70 Hover your mouse pointer over the link and look at your browser's status bar (assuming it's enabled). That will tell you where the link is going before you click it.

75 67 Vic, is that a bit o' rage I detect?

Posted by: Niedermeyer's Dead Horse at July 29, 2013 07:32 AM (jjvz+)

Which post?  Anyway is that like a "Bit O'Honey" bar?  Haven't seen one of those for years.

76 You would think that when Al Gore invented the internet, there would be a way to not only count the number of hits a website got, but how long someone kept the window open.

77 @72 "catamite"? I had to look that up. Ewww.

78 Shouldn't we be warned of links to politico?
Almost like you were trying to drive up traffic.
Posted by: Artruen at July 29, 2013 07:33 AM

Some individuals include link destination warnings when they post, but Bullshitico rarely gets one. It should. We should have a "NSFYBP" (Not Suitable For Your Blood Pressure) rule.

At least Ace tips us off when he shamelessly pimps Tepid Air....

79 Yeah, I really hate bloggers who use hyperbole in order to set Republicans against Republicans.

80 http://tinyurl.com/k3dmbzh

Sure Chicago may be on the Detroit Express money wise but they can still bag the hardened criminals when they put their mind to it...

The 95-year-old resident of a Park Forest senior living community who died after a Friday confrontation with police was killed by the bean-bag rounds police fired at him, the Cook County medical examiner's office determined following an autopsy today.

The Cook County medical examiner's office said that the cause of death of John Warna was hemoperitoneum – bleeding in the stomach area from blunt force trauma of the abdomen after he was shot with a bean bag gun.

81 77 @72 "catamite"? I had to look that up. Ewww. Posted by: Gran at July 29, 2013 07:38 AM (mw0FO) I said 'do you speak'a my language?' Harry Reid just smiled and gave me a catamite sammich..."

82 Oooh La La So HOT! Do ya love me Carlos? http://bit.ly/1bAZi4r Mama mia.

83 71 Vic, I donated to Richard Cash.

How are you feeling about him?

Posted by: Niedermeyer's Dead Horse at July 29, 2013 07:34 AM (jjvz+)

I know very little about the "political" opinions of any of these candidates so I am waiting on the campaign to gather info.  Also, they will probably have a "debate" on the local news stations.  But those are relatively worthless. 

But any one of them is bound to better than Graham.

84 @26 The entire federal government is set up as a funding mechanism for democrat front groups. The federal government has sent nearly a billion dollars to california to market obamacare. 100% of this money is going to democrat front groups. The senate amnesty bill creates slush funds that will go to democrat front groups like La Raza to help illegals take advantage of the new law. This is how the statist have become embedded within our system.

85 The 95-year-old resident of a Park Forest senior living community who
died after a Friday confrontation with police was killed by the
bean-bag rounds police fired at him, the Cook County medical examiner's
office determined following an autopsy today.

Posted by: Miguel Ambivalence at July 29, 2013 07:40 AM (LRFds)

Balancing Municipal Budgets: An Innovative Approach,

by Rahm Emmanuel

86 Except that Piss Wallace is just as big a liberal shit as Lew is.

Posted by: Vic at July 29, 2013 07:28 AM (lZvxr)

Maybe Ailes got a heads up that some of us are lumping Fox in with the rest of the MFM and decided it's time for the pendulum to swing back to the right.

87 but how long someone kept the window open

Many web servers time out inactive connections and disconnect them because of limits on the number of open connections.

The reconnection if you come back and do something in that window usually happens transparently.

88 "Quite simply, there are folks that get off (and make a lot of money) by claiming that the RNC is the enemy."

They are. And I don't "get off" on that or make any money off of it. In fact, the RNC made a lot of money off me for twenty years, until I realized what a sucker I was.

Anybody who defends the RNC is highly suspect in my book, and it's my guess they "get off" dumping on the TEA parties and probably have an economic interest in that, too.

89 "Warna was being "involuntarily" committed for medical treatment by staff at the Victory Centre, the release said."

Well, I guess he won't be needing that treatment anymore...

90 It is not meant to be a job for a sole provider adult.

Posted by: Vic at July 29, 2013 07:02 AM (lZvxr)

Unfortunately, in the new Obama (pbuh) economy, it is!

91 89 Purp,

Obamanomics Securing your future by destroying our past...

92 16 I look forward to having a President that looks like Diane Lane. Posted by: Blacksheep at July 29, 2013 07:04 AM (bS6uW) -------------------------------------------------- I endorse this position.

93 Can this be right? Only alligators, poisonous snakes, expensive booze, vicious people and bad weather are to be found in Charleston

94 Yeah, I really hate bloggers who use hyperbole in order to set Republicans against Republicans.

Posted by: @johntant at July 29, 2013 07:39 AM

Would be nice if a few bloggers (hint, hint, NRO, Tepid Air, and so on) would employ FACTS to set Conservatives against "Republican" sell-outs.

Making voting choices solely on the basis of claimed party affiliation is as stupid as making race-based choices. As stupid as voting Democrat, even.

95 It is not meant to be a job for a sole provider adult.

Posted by: Vic at July 29, 2013 07:02 AM (lZvxr)

Unfortunately, in the new Obama (pbuh) economy, it is!

Posted by: CharlieBrown'sDildo at July 29, 2013 07:49 AM (gqgiP)

This, along with every fucking other thing, marks a failure of our dogshit education system that this isn't explicitly understood by every high school graduate.  Entry level jobs exist for low skilled or inexperienced individuals to inculcate good working habits and knowledge which should help them advance to other, more high paying jobs with increased responsibility.

96 Can this be right? Only alligators, poisonous snakes, expensive booze, vicious people and bad weather are to be found in Charleston Posted by: MTF at July 29, 2013 07:54 AM (ZuiHO) Depends on what part of charleston.

97 93 Can this be right? Only alligators, poisonous snakes, expensive booze, vicious people and bad weather are to be found in Charleston

Posted by: MTF at July 29, 2013 07:54 AM (ZuiHO)

You can drop out the vicious people and bad weather.

98 As usual, don't take Gabe's word for it -read the link. The first thing Adams claims is that the RNC supported VRA in 2006, so he doesn't consider it a stretch they would do so now. The whole article is about this, not about why he trusts in one source. Adams clearly believes - and with some evidence - that the RNC has in the recent past championed VRA laws. That's what his article is about.

99 Depends on what part of charleston.

Posted by: Oldsailors Poet Palin/Bolton 2016 at July 29, 2013 07:56 AM (XIxXP)

I think that part of Charleston is hidden well.

The part we saw was filled with great food, friendly people, good weather and, alas, expensive booze.

100 If she wins, that really will be the bitter end.

==

I consider amnesty the bitter end, JJ.  Although, Cankles would be one bitter pill as well.

101

Cumulus Media is threatening to drop Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity from their radio stations at the end of the year. Sounds like a negotiating tactic.

 

So Cumulus is going to axe its most-successful syndicated show?  That's right, it is Cumulus that produces The Sean Hannity Show in cooperation with Premiere Networks.

102 Posted by: Captain Hate at July 29, 2013 07:55 AM (m4SHR)

The very people whose welfare the minimum wage is supposed to protect are being hurt by it.

But I long ago gave up on the idea that maybe, just maybe, our politicians would have some basic understanding of economics.

103 Sharkado is coming to a theater in town. I watched it in it's entirety, so I won't be going, but I do wonder if it's cheesy-fun enough to generate a cult following that lasts? If people start reciting lines in unison or throwing little plastic sharks all around thee theater, then we'll know its for real.

104 My wife and I have had the discussion several times that restaurants and in particular food franchises aren't about food they are about managing low end labor and the quick turnover . It takes a special person to run such a place . Too bad Dumbo doesn't even exhibit that level of business acumen

105 The more I think of the Cantor piece which Vic linked, the more pissed off I get.  Spending the party's money on some shamnesty magical mystery tour which the base, which is indirectly financing this I assme, demonstrably doesn't care about, is a bigger slap in the face than anything PJM could do.

106 good working habits and knowledge which should help them advance to other, more high paying jobs with increased responsibility. Posted by: Captain Hate at July 29, 2013 07:55 AM (m4SHR) Do you know who taught me my work habits? My mom. She worked her whole life foe every little thing she got. I think some parents put expecatations on schools that cannot be fullfilled. The lone cries in the woods about the destruction of the family leading to destruction of the culture are true. Schools? That's a fuck story all it's own. I'm from the libertarian perspective that says there should be no public schools and parents should have to pay to send their child. You don't want to go, you don't have to go. Why send your asshole child to a free daycare center and screw up every last possibilty of education. But alas, it's fo the cilluns.

107 Herr M @ 73 - Not quite correct.  You are confusing a center of gravity with a critical requirement.  Former military  planner here.

Centers of gravity (COGs) need critical requirements to perform critical functions to achieve a strategic endstate.  Best analogy: a train (COG) hauls freight (critical function) from point A to point B (endstate).  The tracks are a vulnerable critical requirement.  A 1964 WWII movie, "The Train," starring Burt Lancaster illustrates my point.

In military operations, your military forces are your COG.  In the US' case, public will or support is a vulnerable critical requirement.  The media has been used to attack that vulnerability.

I think I can dig up links to some excellent, accessible-to-the-layman articles on COG, if anybody is interested.

108 But I long ago gave up on the idea that maybe, just maybe, our politicians would have some basic understanding of economics.
Posted by: CharlieBrown'sDildo at July 29, 2013 08:01 AM

When you get right down to it, the sheer volume of things they DON'T know anything about -- but write legislation for -- is staggering.

Laws governing complex issues are being drawn up by 535 "slow" kindergarteners.

And those laws are signed into law by an unqualified, inexperienced, lightly-educated and emotion-driven child of entitlement and undeserved privilege. But that's another story.

109 The part we saw was filled with great food, friendly people, good weather and, alas, expensive booze. Posted by: CharlieBrown'sDildo at July 29, 2013 07:59 AM (gqgiP) Most tourist towns have expensive booze.

110 Tepid Air, had a piece, from the Times, how Portman's switch on gay marriage, 'unexpectedly' didn't help him, we know Christian Adam's bonafides, he broke the NBPP DOJ recusal, challengers less so, Hofeller's C.V. doesn't seem to be particularly ideological, that said a little more detail would be appreciated.

111 104  It takes a special person to run such a place . Too bad Dumbo doesn't even exhibit that level of business acumen

Posted by: dogfish at July 29, 2013 08:03 AM (NTlb7)

I have some long time friends that run a restaurant and bar. You really have to know what you are doing.  The kitchen will break you if you are not extra careful. 

And if you open anything other than a Fast Food joint you better have a bar and a good honest bartender. Because that is where most of your profits come from.

112 Maybe Ailes got a heads up that some of us are lumping Fox in with the rest of the MFM and decided it's time for the pendulum to swing back to the right.

--

One thing I've been noticing about Hannity's show.  His group shows, wherein he has an audience usually of Fox contributors and other various pundits, are containing more and more liberals.  Maybe it's just my imagination, but it sure seems like it to me.  I've been lumping Fox in with the rest of the MFM more and more.  I barely watch them anymore.

/granted, I don't watch Hannity per se, but it's usually on in the bedroom when I'm getting ready to go to bed

113 Posted by: Oldsailors Poet Palin/Bolton 2016 at July 29, 2013 08:05 AM (XIxXP)

Oh, but a (free) education is a human right!

114 Sharknado sucked hard . The show that follows , Two Headed Shark or something , was better but still sucked .

115 Oh, but a (free) education is a human right! Posted by: CharlieBrown'sDildo at July 29, 2013 08:07 AM (gqgiP) So they say, and the kids get dumber every year.

116 >>The federal government has sent nearly a billion dollars to california to market obamacare. 100% of this money is going to democrat front groups.

Keep that in mind the next time someone explains to you that, yes, sometimes they have to make the hard decision to withhold care from the elderly, etc. because they can't afford to treat everyone and every disease. So sorry but that's what's best for the community. Right, but they found 100's of millions to spend of f'ing Obamacare propaganda.

117 I don't have a problem with the RNC colluding with traitors, scumbags and thieves. Just want to get that out there.

118 108 Laws governing complex issues are being drawn up by 535 "slow" kindergarteners.

And those laws are signed into law by an unqualified, inexperienced, lightly-educated and emotion-driven child of entitlement and undeserved privilege. But that's another story.

Posted by: MrScribbler at July 29, 2013 08:06 AM (/RIVS)

Actually the laws are being written by cronies who donate to their campaigns now.

119 I don't have a problem with the RNC colluding with traitors, scumbags and thieves. Just want to get that out there. Posted by: Machiavelli at July 29, 2013 08:10 AM (ZuiHO) Thatnks for sharing, you make shitty makeup.

120 I was the only one awake when Sharknado was on, so I hadto keep quiet,, but I was dying laughing a few times. Like when they were inside a house and didn't just go upstairs.

121 So they say, and the kids get dumber every year.

Posted by: Oldsailors Poet Palin/Bolton 2016 at July 29, 2013 08:09 AM (XIxXP)

As federal government control of the schools becomes more pervasive, the quality of the education decreases.

So obviously the answer is more federal government control.

122 109 Most tourist towns have expensive booze.

Posted by: Oldsailors Poet Palin/Bolton 2016 at July 29, 2013 08:06 AM (XIxXP)

Daytona Beach doesn't.  But SC has some of the highest taxes on beer and liquor in the nation.  That is why it is high here.  Even non-tourist towns the stuff is too damn high.

123 Posted by: Oldsailors Poet Palin/Bolton 2016 at July 29, 2013 08:05 AM (XIxXP)


You're preaching to the congregation on public schools, which are the holy grail of libs because they're such good indoctrination centers for vermin like Ayers.  Every fucking thing about them is flawed, starting with the financing of them with property taxes, an 18th century concept.  I fear that public schools have already damaged the future of the country.

124 Actually the laws are being written by cronies who donate to their campaigns now.
Posted by: Vic at July 29, 2013 08:11 AM

True, Vic. And said cronies are even more out of touch with reality and unalterable natural laws. If that's possible.

125 Oh hi, I am just sitting here. Waiting.

126 Daytona Beach doesn't. But SC has some of the highest taxes on beer and liquor in the nation. That is why it is high here. Even non-tourist towns the stuff is too damn high. Posted by: Vic at July 29, 2013 08:12 AM (lZvxr) I know, but the gas tax is low. Hmm, 30 cents a gallon more in gas tax, or a booze tax? I don't need booze.

127 Regarding the RNC:

Different chairmen have operated differently.  In 2006 the head was Ken Mehlman,  followed by Mel Martinez,  Mike Duncan,  and Michael Steele.

I do not find it unusual that one of these guys might have considered interfering in Virginia,  but I find it a stretch that they would get in cahoots with Obama in the Texas situation. 

So I am going to wait and see what else surfaces.

128 Is the qualifier that the RNC is not working "with Holder" to reinstate the VRA intentional?

129 Stupid LIV sock.

130 This is how the statist have become embedded within our system.

Posted by: kreplach at July 29, 2013 07:41 AM (WlOHE)

But neither this unConstitutional funding of specific groups, Hillary's criminality, nor voter fraud is a hill to die on. 

I have a white board here that shows my consulting group believes that amnesty is the answer to the country's problems. 

And I need some cheap landscape crews!

131 The very people whose welfare the minimum wage is supposed to protect are being hurt by it.

Every minimum wage hike, since the practice began, has been accompanied by a spike in unemployment. 

A few years ago, on a hunch, I overlaid historical UE charts with min-wage hike implementation history, and the correlation was undeniable.

Typically it took two years for the spike damage to dissipate.  The hardest hit worker demographic was of course young black males.

132 Ah your nic fits, Machiavelli was the slimmer version of 'Dr. Evil,' if he were alive today, he'd be repping Anthony Weiner, he flacked for Cesare Borgia, borderline sociopath, had a little more talent, but ultimately he lost his patron in Florence, in 1512, and was tortured for it.

133 one of tonight's headlines? Obama has Fat Thighs for lunch.

134 @116 A legitimate and functioning opposition party would not let that happen. The GOP is worthless in every way imaginable.

135 Oh, but a (free) education is a human right!
Posted by: CharlieBrown'sDildo
............
In a civilized society, I think it is, at least, a privilege we should afford to all.

But, here's the problem.  Parents used to be held responsible for their kids..  Now, since everything is a "right" rather than a privilege, lazy fuck parents can ship their little shits off to what has essentially become 8 hours of day care each day.  If the kid doesn't perform, it's the school's fault - and the school's responsibility to pay even more for special classes for the little fucks.

We used to be able to take kids away from parents who neglected their kids.. no more!  Along with the entitlement of an education come entitlements to public services to make up for absentee parents who are off making more babies rather than taking care of the ones they have already.

We have been overtaken by the "takers" and the enablers of such like Obama... and it will not end anytime soon.

136 124 True, Vic. And said cronies are even more out of touch with reality and unalterable natural laws. If that's possible.

Posted by: MrScribbler at July 29, 2013 08:13 AM (/RIVS)

Its not that they are out of touch with reality.  Hell, they are probably more in touch than the congress critter (cc).  The problem is that they are more concerned with their bottom line and don't give a shit about the average citizen.

Of course the cc doesn't give a shit about the peons either, other than how he can fool them into voting for him again.

137 We used to be able to take kids away from parents who neglected their kids.. no more!

Well, unless you're an otherwise responsible white person.  I know at least a few people that have been threatened with losing their kids by CPS.  Somehow it never seems to happen to the welfare queens.

138 98 As usual, don't take Gabe's word for it >>>>>>

Conservatives who've been associated with and been betrayed by the RNC over the last 20 years won't. The problem lies with the folks on the periphery, the ones who've kept supporting the RNC because they saw no alternative and think, maybe, just maybe, there's just an honest misunderstanding among party of people all working for the same goals.

Forget it. The RNC and GOP Establishment is no longer about limited government and individual liberty. The lust for power, the desire to be liked, and the War on Terror have turned them into just another cluster of people seeking money and position.

The present move to defund ObamaCare, opposed by the RNC and GOP Establishment, is the last gasp of freedom. Once it is in place, it really will be time to LIB.  Whether there is a GOP after that will be irrelevant.

139

 The FDA is very good about harassing American farmers, but they do absolutely NOTHING for imported shit, other than issue a bunch of forms to be completed by importers.

Posted by: Vic

 

***********

This is true.  The US has the safest food products in the world.

140 I know, but the gas tax is low. Hmm, 30 cents a gallon more in gas tax, or a booze tax? I don't need booze. I can make my own hootch if need be. Gasoline? Not so much.

141 >>Parents used to be held responsible for their kids.. Now, since everything is a "right" rather than a privilege...

Not just that, but teachers, etc. now feel entitled to step into the role of parent whether the parents agree or  not. They implement sex ed training without running the particulars by the parents, they give out condoms and in some cases, Plan B out to students without requiring parental permission, etc., they do crap like take field trips to mosques and recite prayers (again, without clearing this with parents first).

142 Teh DOOM returns!

143 In a civilized society, I think it is, at least, a privilege we should afford to all. I see you enjoy your benevolence at other peoples expense. Here's the problem. When the product is free, it is not appreciated and coveted, when you pay for it out of your own pocket, it becomes important to you. Suddenly you feel a need to pay attention.

144 8 hours of day care each day



Around here, I see kids walking home from school in the early afternoon and I know there's no fucking way they got there at 6 am.  But remember:  The teachers unions are there for the benefit of the chirruns.

145 So, we know Gabe moved to DC - do we know if he works for the RNC now?

146

I can make my own hootch if need be. Gasoline? Not so much.

 

Posted by: rickb223 at July 29, 2013 08:20 AM (2WZ7x)

 

Please do - it will give us all the excuse we need to shoot you.

147 One more thing about doubling the minimum wage: teens with part-time jobs are very focused on the money.  Suddenly having $100-$150 a week of their own money is a big deal.  Increase the minimum wage to $15/hour and many of those teens will be tempted to drop out of school and work full-time.  They won't be thinking of the long-term consequences.  They'll only be thinking that they're making enough money to get a car, buy all the games and sneakers they want, and impress their friends.  They'll be stuck in their burger-slinging or table-bussing jobs forever.

148 82 Oooh La La So HOT! She seems kind of .... sturdy.

149 No sources in the Politico piece, but we have to believe why now.

150 147 One more thing about doubling the minimum wage:teens with part-time jobs are very focused on the money. Suddenly having $100-$150 a week of their own money is a big deal. Increase the minimumwage to $15/hour and many of those teens will be tempted to drop out of school and work full-time. They won't be thinking of the long-term consequences. They'll only be thinking that they're making enough money to get a car, buy all the games and sneakers they want, and impress their friends. They'll be stuck in their burger-slinging or table-bussing jobs forever.

Posted by: biancaneve at July 29, 2013 08:27 AM (6bYlh)

Thats a feature, not a bug!

151 The RNC said they didn't do it.  Yeah, because THEY wouldn't lie!

152 Posted by: biancaneve at July 29, 2013 08:27 AM (6bYlh)

Sorry, but that is total shit.

If the minimum wage were doubled to $15, many of those jobs would simply disappear.

153 145 So, we know Gabe moved to DC - do we know if he works for the RNC now?

Posted by: Ian S. at July 29, 2013 08:26 AM (OevbG)

I have long suspected that.

154 But I have to go now.  Ya'll be good today,

155

racist zip codes.  Investors Business Dalily framed it in an editoral: Now even ZIP codes are racist, and according to this race-obsessed administration you're racist for living in an area with little public housing.  And it plans to change that.

 

HUD secretary Shaun Donovan- the new rule refines what affirmatively further fair housing really means.  With the HUD budget alone, we are talking about billions of dollars.

Intergration into neighborhoods with access to good schools, jobs, and transit, among other things.

teach them cracka's to leave Detroit with their white flight, more public housing in their 'burbs.

156

Sure is nice to see someone with "standing" calling Gabe out on his bullshit.  The rest of us slackers have been warned not to mess with his dainty psyche.

157 So why did Bush sign off on the VRA extension if the rinos were against it?

158 Does it seem that in recent years 'standing' has been used as 'shut up, proles?'

159 37 I read the J. Christian Adams piece. It has none of the "cheering" or "championing" that Gabe claims is so despicable. As usual, Gabe is full of shit.

Posted by: Lincolntf at July 29, 2013 07:14 AM (ZshNr)

 

So pretty much, like usual,  Gabe's post is as honest as he claims the PJMedia article to be.

160 George Will demonstrates once again why he should stick to baseball. Not sure why you disagree with Will's thesis that Detroit's problems are as much cultural as fiscal.

161 Boy - your piece on the Tatler and on Adams took the cake... Use logic much? No, I don't see it often in your articles.... Firstly - the RNC dragged Adams into it with their denial - a private denial - no press release - by stating he was on the loosing side. They apologized to him (because they attacked him unfairly) and being the nice guy he is, he graciously accepted it. Even though its one of those back door, under the table, we're only saying it to you things. Adams then went into what that winning/loosing was (although he was an administration observer, and may have held his own private opinion, the Administration had no position apparently). That fight was exactly what the Tatler implied - that the RNC was a proponent of forcing states to act against the interests of the states in having fair modern elections, and in the interest of demon rats, who desire neither. It also came out in comments that the RNC agreed not to fight voter fraud, and re-signed up to that recently. Have you wondered where they were over the last decade as dems took victories using fraud? Yeah, wonder no longer. As I stated in a comment there - until the RNC denounces in an official press release - not some under the table, to the "in" few, assurances that they had nothing to do with it, and in the press release repudiates their past efforts and any future efforts, I'll believe the Tatler on this one.

162

 zsasz

 

Why yes. Yes it does seem that "standing" now means "shut up".  Sort of like "racist" means don't you DARE question the one or  how  a person might be called "homophobe" because they don't agree with redefining marriage in order to please 2 per cent of the population or how you are a "misogynist" since you don't believe that women should be able to murder their babies.

 

This alternate universe sucks....I want to go back home.

163 Gabriel Malor is the one obfuscating here. The original story said RNC staff and consultants were using RNC money without the RNC committee's knowledge. For anybody to holler this is "preposterous" and same-day deniable, is itself preposterous. J. Christian Adams runs a story that the RNC counsel and staff and consultants pitched continuing federal oversight to "scores" of House Republicans including the Speaker; and this presentation influenced them to write similar legislation. Malor calls this "vague allegations" that he does not know are true or not. Obviously, there are scores of witnesses to this event. Either the chief counsel of the RNC pitched federal oversight in 2006 or he did not. If he did, it is not "preposterous" that some of them continue to do so. Malor then goes on to claim we can disbelieve Adams and Tatler because "but I will note for those who have trouble keeping track of dates that Reince Priebus and most of the RNC's current staff weren't working there in 2006." I will note for Malor and those who have trouble with English that "most" is not "all" and "most" may not exclude "some". If the RNC counsel's position in 2006 was for federal oversight, and sought help from RNC staff in 2006 in developing that decision, it is entirely possible - not at all "preposterous" - that some of those staff remain a mere 7 years later to continue the same project, or even, that people trained by those staffers are on the job to continue what was, 7 years ago, a sensible and proper RNC objective. Further, how does Gabriel Malor know the turnover at RNC? Either he's making up facts to soothe the turmoil he says he can't stand, or, he's an uncritical mouthpiece for the RNC, or, he's paid by the RNC. Malor says there's big money in claiming the RNC is the enemy. There's even bigger money getting fools to trust and donate to the RNC, and I call on Gabriel Malor to confirm or deny whether he has a piece of it.

164

Good luck with that, Chris.

 

But, you see, Malor's intellect is so much higher than everyone else's that he usually does not bother responding to the unwashed masses.

165 "Quite simply, there are folks that get off (and make a lot of money) by claiming that the RNC is the enemy."

The referenced story may not be true, but that is orthogonal to whether or not the RNC is the enemy. I remember hearing in _2005_ that the fix was in, and that McQuisling would be the nominee. Then we had that lipsticked pig whose name I thankfully cannot recall: "We know who it is that our nominee will be." Now the court party is setting up to deliver Chris "Not Half the RINO He Used to Be" Krispykreme. They ought to deliver him on a plate with an apple in his mouth.

Once is coincidence; twice is happenstance; three times is enemy action. Quod erat demonstrandum.

166

"despicable"

Noonan says peoples have left off listening to anything Ear Leader has to say.

I guess I reached that point some years back.

My analogous singularity of inconsequence re: the GOP was broached when young Mr. Ryan offered "to debate anyone who thinks the Senate Immigration Reform is amnesty".

Whatevvver.

167 95 It is not meant to be a job for a sole provider adult. Posted by: Vic at July 29, 2013 07:02 AM (lZvxr) Unfortunately, in the new Obama (pbuh) economy, it is! Posted by: CharlieBrown'sDildo at July 29, 2013 07:49 AM (gqgiP) This, along with every fucking other thing, marks a failure of our dogshit education system that this isn't explicitly understood by every high school graduate. Entry level jobs exist for low skilled or inexperienced individuals to inculcate good working habits and knowledge which should help them advance to other, more high paying jobs with increased responsibility. Posted by: Captain Hate at July 29, 2013 07:55 AM (m4SHR) Here's the problem: There used to be jobs which could be filled by the "graduates" of those entry level jobs Captain hate described. There are far fewer of those jobs now, even as the population increases. The prospect of amnesty bringing in tens of millions of third world peasants to compete for this ever-shrinking pool of jobs only means more and more early-career workers will find it harder to advance up the ladder. In addition, workers who have lost their job - for whatever reason - or second income earners will find it harder to pick up a bottom-rung job to make ends meet. But, hey, Rove will be OK, so we should all shut up and let him and his ilk work their magic.

168 Stephen Dorff (disappeared) Mainly his career. He just popped up doing one of those electronic cigarette ads last week.

169 I believe that Gabe is misreading Christian Adam's remarks. When Adam's says that it is "unclear" whether the RNC's long history of support for federal pre-clearance of state voting changes "ended after the PJ Tatler story was released on Friday, or when the Supreme Court ruled in June or sometime before," I read him as saying that AS FAR AS HIS OWN KNOWLEDGE GOES, this is unclear. In particular, he is NOT challenging the Tatler's assertion of complete confidence in the anonymous informant and he is NOT saying that, according to the informant, it is unclear. Hence he can ONLY be making a statement about what he himself knows. What Adams himself knows--this is the entire thrust of his contribution--is that there is every reason to believe that the Tatler report is accurate, given the RNC's past history of aggressively supporting federal oversight of state election law, including an RNC authored change in 2006 renewal of federal oversight that made it far easier for the feds to strike down state election laws that tried to enhance election integrity. The states now had to prove a negative, that their laws did not have ANY discriminatory effect. THIS is the history. RNC did this! Now Gabe is trying to sweep it under the rug (stop being mean to Republicans) on the false excuse that Adams judges the merits of the accusation to be unclear. Wrong. He does not himself know the facts of the particular accusation, but he gives extensive reason to think it is true. Come on Gabe, get your sH!t together.

170 Gabe just got the RNC blogger outreach talking points and did his "outreach" thing which he may or may not be paid to do.  Why he still has posting access here is difficult to understand.