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NightmareOnKStreet on February 14, 2008 at 11:55 PM

…Are you an apologist, a McCain liberal or a fool?…

So, in summary, 5 years in a POW camp 40 years ago does not trump the need for real leadership now. I will be relentless in my criticism of John McCain. Clear enough for ya?
highhopes on February 15, 2008 at 12:09 AM

Highhorsehopes,
What part of “I’ll hold my nose and vote for McCain, NOT because I like his politics…” don’t you get? Read s l o w l y: the ONLY REASON I’d EVER vote for Rep. frontrunner, John McShamnesty IS BECAUSE I DON’T EVER WANT CLINTON OR OBAMA TO BE PRESIDENT. Close your eyes and think back to 9-11. Sometime that day did you not find yourself saying, “THANK GOD AL GORE ISN’T PRESIDENT!”?

AFTER THE NEXT TERRORIST ATTACK, I WANT TO BE ABLE TO SAY, “THANK GOD, BARAK HUSSEIN OBAMA and/or HILLBILLY ARE NOT PRESIDENT!”

If that isn’t clear, try this: Sometime in the next 5 years Iran launches a nuclear weapon at the USA. One of our major cities is flattened, millions are dead or will be in the next few weeks. WILL YOU BE WORRIED ABOUT THE BORDER THEN? OR WILL YOU JUST BEND OVER, GRAB YOUR NUTS, AND HOPE PRESIDENT OBAMA’S VISIT WITH MAHMOOD I’M-INDEED-A-NUT-JOB GOES WELL BEFORE THEY NUKE US AGAIN??

There are few laws of American politics more immutable than the one that states that if the race card is played anywhere, Al Sharpton will show up demanding, “deal me in.”……

The mere fact that America (and most Democrats) are now aware that the Superdelegates are poised to render their votes moot makes this the best election ever. I love reminding my DEM buddies of their parties Orwellian superdelegates over and over and over again and should Hillary win I will maintain forever that she cooked the vote to keep the black man down.

Oh, rub it in their noses that these superdelegates get paid by the Clinton and Obama campaigns as well. Just read that last night, and find it unbelievable – those superdelegates, in total, have received almost $1million cash from the two delegates in the last couple of years.

Seriously, WTF is *that* all about?

Of course all is not blue skies and sunshine when I have to wonder if McCain is going to give all our local MS13 gangsters amnesty before or after he closes Gitmo and trots all the terrorists to their “death to America” trials right here in the USA and who knows if that will be before or after he declares America as evil as Pol Pot (who killed about 8 million Cambodians) for waterboarding 3 terrorists. I guess it doesn’t matter that Obama or Hillary will do the same exact things if they’re elected President. Hmmmmm, well at least Republicans don’t use superdelegates!

But this time it is so much more satisfying. Everything sordid thing the Donks have wrapped themselves in is blowing up in their faces like a suicidal jihadist. Diversity, radical feminism, multi-culturalism, kissing the butt of every offended groupism, blame America firstism, ad pukeadum. Loving every minute of it.

I love the smell of Democrat infighting in the morning…smells like…VICTORY!

So, in summary, 5 years in a POW camp 40 years ago does not trump the need for real leadership now. I will be relentless in my criticism of John McCain. Clear enough for ya?

highhopes on February 15, 2008 at 12:09 AM

I am down 100% with that.

Well stated.

Um, isn’t that a little harsh? Regardless of what you or I think of the man, have respect for the fact that he spent 5 years being tortured in a Viet Cong prison in service to our country. How long would it take you to crack? Stop reading the pre-digested far left wing propaganda long enough to do some independent research before you go off on a tear about McCain, k?

NightmareOnKStreet on February 14, 2008 at 11:55 PM

Not at all harsh. If you read closely enough you would note that I called McCain a POLITICAL rat bastard traitor. I have nothing but respect for Senator McCain’s POW years. His military service was admirable and lauditory. He has been using that period of his life as a cover to real criticism of his leftist ideology for decades. I won’t let 5 years in a POW camp in the 1960s excuse calling for unquestioned wholesale amnesty of illegals in 2007! Are you an apologist, a McCain liberal or a fool?

John McCain’s military record is beyond reproach but he is a traitor to all the things that made me a conservative Republican. I will not just shut up and vote for the man because he spent five years in a POW camp! McCain’s best friends in the Senate are (Obama supporter) Teddy Kennedy and (Bush impeachment advocate) Russ Feingold. Why in the hell am I supposed to think that McCain has the same socially conservative agenda as I do?

I’m not alone in this opinion and this is the weakness of the McCain campaign. He went to CPAC and between the “my friends” rhetoric told conservatives that they could f*ck off if they didn’t agree with his far left-of-center ideas. He won’t get the fire of support necessary to counter Obama. This is a repeat of the 1960 campaigns with far less able men than Richard Nixon and JFK.

So, in summary, 5 years in a POW camp 40 years ago does not trump the need for real leadership now. I will be relentless in my criticism of John McCain. Clear enough for ya?

…Still mourning the fact we are stuck with a pathetic loser like McCain who hates Republicans with my values instead of a situation where GOP superdelegates could have some hope of shutting down the campaign of a political rat bastard traitor who is indistinguishible from either Clinton or Obama.

highhopes on February 14, 2008 at 8:13 PM

Um, isn’t that a little harsh? Regardless of what you or I think of the man, have respect for the fact that he spent 5 years being tortured in a Viet Cong prison in service to our country. How long would it take you to crack? Stop reading the pre-digested far left wing propaganda long enough to do some independent research before you go off on a tear about McCain, k?

I’ll hold my nose and vote for McCain, not because I like his politics but because I like my freedom and I love my country. He can put the fear of God Allah into those thinking of the next 9-11 much more so than either of the Democrap candidates, IMHO.

Obama believed all of it. He is where he is because he played by their rules. And now that he is in a position to realize the fulfillment of those promises, the dems (and by that I mean the white dems that actually run the party) are faced with a dilemma of epic proportion.

Ask yourself this question. What policy differences do Hillary and Obama REALLY have? What goals do they NOT share?

They both want the same America. A socialist America. So agenda is removed from the table as a motivating factor. What is it that is pushing them both to continue as hard as they are?

I hope that AS and JJ do protest the DNC if those delegates from Fla. and Mi. are seated. I want 24/7 coverage of that convention. If the Clinton machine pulls that off, and they will try, the dem party will split. Seating those delegates is the same as telling a black person to “get to the back of the bus”. Hill and Bill want this enough to do just that.

I, for one, can’t wait to see this play out.

This would be a real wake up call to my party.

Limerick on February 14, 2008 at 10:17 PM

A reason for any party! Actually it may even wake up the conservative democrats to seriously think about where their party is heading. Socialism in the third degree.

Please Al! Please! March anyway! This would be a real wake up call to my party.

This has nothing to do with 2000 and everything to do with the rules laid forth by the DNC prior to the election season.

They clearly and indisputably warned all states that if they moved their primaries ahead in the schedule, they would be subject to sanction, including having their delegates withheld from being recognized.

MI and FL went ahead and did so anyways. The DNC warned all the candidates not to campaign – Obama and Edwards listened. Hillary did not. She competed. She put her name on the ballot. Hillary won both states uncontested.

Now, someone wants to bitch about the process? Now someone wants to bitch that FL and MI voters got disenfranchised? Sorry, but they have only themselves to blame (AGAIN). And if the DNC caves and allows those votes to be seated, it will be the DNC who is changing the rules on the fly and against the interests of Obama and Edwards who both played by the rules.

Oh, the schadenfreude.

I said in a post way back this is coming,like the
68 DNC in Chicago I think.The liberal party is
fighting for its LIBERAL SOUL!

canopfor on February 14, 2008 at 9:50 PM

Yes, I remember that!

Time to resurrect this guy
The more things change, the more things remain the same.

Kini: on February 14,2008 at 9:39PM.

Kini: You are absolutely right,I think its at a point of
no return,Obama is steaming rolling over her,not
quite Mannheim haha,but close!

I said in a post way back this is coming,like the
68 DNC in Chicago I think.The liberal party is
fighting for its LIBERAL SOUL!