Hannity and Michelle are exactly right.

BDS (and the desire to elect a Democrat President) will drive the left (especially Waxman and Conyers) into a 2 year long orgy of subpoenas and “show trials” before the leftist media.

georgej on November 11, 2006 at 3:24 AM

Constantine, resident of the moonbat alternate reality posted:

“Republicans: the party of irony. Accusing Democratic lawmakers of arrogance while locking them out of their own committee meetings; of disloyalty and treason while violating the law and shredding the constitution; of national suicide while pursuing a policy that empties government coffers and incites more terrorism; of decrying the killing of innocents while effecting the very same through their support of an immoral war in Iraq. Oh, and discussing giving the Democrats “enough rope” when the Republicans have not only shot themselves in the foot, they’ve then fallen into a trough of tar and rolled into a pile of feathers.”

Moonbats just love to create their own history, don’t they?

Of course, not a word of the above paragraph written by moonbat Constantine is true, but HE believes it. And that is what makes him a moonbat resident of that alternate reality.

Did you notice how Constantine, like all moonbat idiots likes to use “run on” accusations against Bush and the Republicans as if the longer the list of imaginary facts he can quote changes his lies into truth?

It part of their pattern of delusion. Dr. Pat Santy explains why they do this in one of her blog entries:

The number of things that Bush has been blamed for in this world since 9/11 (even acts of God like Tsunamis, hurricanes and other natural disasters) is the stuff of major comedy. You name the horrible event, and he is identified as the etiologic agent.

He is blamed when he does something (anything) and he is blamed when he does nothing. He is blamed for things that ocurred even before he was President, as well as everything that has happened since. He is blamed for things he says; and for things he doesn’t say.

What makes Bush Hatred completely insane however, is the almost delusional degree of unremitting certitude of Bush’s evil; while simultaneously believing that the TRUE perpetrators of evil in the world are somehow good and decent human beings with the world’s intersts at heart.

This psychological defense mechanism is referred to as “displacement”.

One way you can usually tell that an individual is using displacement is that the emotion being displaced (e.g., anger) is all out of proportion to the reality of the situation. The purpose of displacement is to avoid having to cope with the actual reality. Instead, by using displacement, an individual is able to still experience his or her anger, but it is directed at a less threatening target than the real cause. In this way, the individual does not have to be responsible for the consequences of his/her anger and feels more safe–even thought that is not the case.

Dr. Pat Santy, MD.

In other words, The longer the list of idiot lies he can tell, the more self righteous he feels.

So, the question comes down to one of these choices:

Does Constantine really believe this nonsense?

Or is Constantine simply trolling us as our own personal Dr. Joseph Gobbels.

I believe the latter.

georgej on November 11, 2006 at 4:12 PM