AprilOrit on February 20, 2008 at 5:51 PM

I am not gay, but I am certain a woman like you could drive a man to try it.

Question: How shocked will we all be when Barrack Hussein Obama is sworn in…..on the koran?

kcd on February 20, 2008 at 12:23 PM

Question: were Obama to be elected President — and I don’t think he will be, next year or next decade — how shocked would you be when he gets sworn into office on a Bible?

And would you and your nutball fellow travelers then finally let go of the Muslim conspiracy theory, or would you just crank it up to a new level?

You didn’t finish your Kool-Aid, drink up.

As you can see from the previous Michelle Obama post, there was some confusion as to what she actually said in regards to her American pride.
From Gateway Pundit and Jawa Report we can clear that up.

I previously referenced the audio glitch as causi…

I do love your website sporting the colors of the rainbow flag…nice touch.

AprilOrit on February 20, 2008 at 1:12 PM
Is that a slur? Am I supposed to feel insulted?

I a glad you like my website. I am updating and will have a new style soon.

I never made te connection btween my color coding and a rainbow flag. Freudian slip on your part, perhaps?

JayHaw Phrenzie on February 20, 2008 at 2:36 PM

Freudian slip?? A slur?? Hmmm, I think you are jumping the gun. I live in Manhattan the gay flag is displayed proudly in many places, in front of businesses and restaurants in the Village and Chelsea, on bumper stickers and in many gay owned businesses through out the city.

If you are gay no sweat with me, I have many gay friends and I don’t believe being homosexual is a flaw. Live and let live, he who cast the first judgemental stone can kiss off.

As for me, I love men – the bigger and brawnier the better, and you are out of luck, I am engaged.

I’d be willing to give her the benefit of the doubt once.

I bet she went to bed without dinner and had a stern talking to after her comments.

I do love your website sporting the colors of the rainbow flag…nice touch.

AprilOrit on February 20, 2008 at 1:12 PM

Is that a slur? Am I supposed to feel insulted?

I a glad you like my website. I am updating and will have a new style soon.

I never made te connection btween my color coding and a rainbow flag. Freudian slip on your part, perhaps?

I just got my February 25 issue of “Newsweek”. Most of the issue is about her. They tried to be nice in the issue, but she comes across hard as nails. Even her own brother called her a demanding person. In the general election, that will be hard to hide.

jeannie on February 20, 2008 at 1:29 PM

Well, Dick Morris said Shillary came off the same way way back when.

When the public idolizes her husband it may not matter.

I am just saying that no one seems to be able to quote any accomplishments of this man when asked by Sean Hannity or Chris Matthews, but the wave just keeps swelling.

now that Kennedy lost that election, the Democratic Chicago political machine and tens of thousands of deceased, yet registered voters helped deliver Illinois to Kennedy.

You forgot Big Joe Kennedy’s mob connections. My parents talk about it often, they both campaigned for both Eisenhower and then Nixon within that campaign.

My mother said what went on was absolutely criminal.

You mean, unlike when Rush Limbaugh utters three words in response to a caller’s statement, and you join a crew of Dem Senators in signing a letter condemning his comments as anti-military, etc.
I’m sure there’s a huge difference, and we’re all just too inexperienced to understand. Right?

Senator, you are a joke.

Knuckledragger on February 20, 2008 at 12:36 PM

This exactly what I was talking about. Again they assume they know what he said or didn’t mean to say, it’s the PC Police at their most rabid.

Nah, nah, na na nah…it’s so ridiculous.

To the detriment of the country, the world, and to freedom and independence, they will then absolutely deserve it!!!

Exactly, it’s a democracy, people vote and we all live with the results. I do not have so much faith in my fellow Americans because they seem to be swayed by Obama for no good reason other than tin-jesus idol worship at play.

That’s scary.

People want something different and it looks like it will come to fuition.

AprilOrit on February 20, 2008 at 11:17 AM

To the detriment of the country, the world, and to freedom and independence, they will then absolutely deserve it!!!

And I do have faith in the majority of my fellow Americans.

JayHaw Phrenzie on February 20, 2008 at 12:44 PM

I wish I were that optimistic now, but may you be right!

You and the Professor always improve the HA parlor with your presence.

JayHaw Phrenzie on February 20, 2008 at 12:49 PM

I do love your website sporting the colors of the rainbow flag…nice touch.

Yes, of course you are. How silly of me. Anyone can register as a Republican, but clearly you do not embrace the principles of the party.

All organizations as large as the republican party have “stalking horses”. Simply being registered does not mean you support the party, it’s principles or it’s candidates.

If you have been fooled by Obama, you probably should reregister. A real Republican should be too smart to fall for that snake oil salesman.

JayHaw Phrenzie on February 20, 2008 at 12:30 PM

Fooled by Obama? Again you are only assuming. I started out supporting Huckabee, my parents were big Rudy supporters as most people posting here over time know. I posted about ti many times. I ended up supporting Fred. I have never voted for a Democrat in my life Mr. Know-it-all.

As most people know here I do not support the Far Right Fringe as I do not support the Far Left Fringe. They are both hurtful to America.

And I certainly do not suport blow hards spewing hot air about themselves and what they think is right or wrong or their miliatry record. LOL. Like it’s all verifyible on a blog.

That’s the snake oil I will never buy.

It speaks volumes why Obama doesn’t wear a flag lapel pin.

I’ve seen plenty of empty suits. Here’s an empty skirt

“Did you know that Kennedy…”

Oops.

Obama’s like Kennedy

now that Kennedy lost that election, the Democratic Chicago political machine and tens of thousands of deceased, yet registered voters helped deliver Illinois to Kennedy.

Kennedy was only popular because he died young. I respect his backbone in the Cuban missile crisis, but the Cuban people have suffered for almost half a century and America has had to live with an Ultra Socialist dictatorship on our border because he toally screwed up the bay of pigs.

We should have rolled over Cuba like a steamroller.

hollygolightly on February 20, 2008 at 12:38 PM

Politically correct groupthink doesn’t always follow someone into the voting booth.

We have been programmed by the left wing media to talk a certain way and to think a certain way and many people give into that in a group setting.

We are all alone in the voting booth, no groupthink needed, we can vote how we feel.

And I do have faith in the majority of my fellow Americans.

The more they spin the more they seem like the establishment politicians who can debate the word is.

Don’t fool yourself, America is smarter than you think.

JayHaw Phrenzie on February 20, 2008 at 11:24 AM

Good grief, I hope you’re right. I’ve had to stop discussing politics COMPLETELY at work. Everyone’s so proud to be on the “Enlightenment Bandwagon,” as I like to call it. Remarkably (sarcasm), they have no reason of merit behind their support of the messiah, they can only produce the same tired rhetoric…”Bush is bad, Obama’s like Kennedy, etc.”

“Statements like this are made and people try to take it out of context and make a great big deal out of it, and that isn’t at all what she meant,” Obama said.

You mean, unlike when Rush Limbaugh utters three words in response to a caller’s statement, and you join a crew of Dem Senators in signing a letter condemning his comments as anti-military, etc.
I’m sure there’s a huge difference, and we’re all just too inexperienced to understand. Right?

Senator, you are a joke.