saiga on March 20, 2008 at 10:27 AM

heh… I did rant on a bit didn’t I… that inner peace thing still needs some work.

Hog Wild on March 19, 2008 at 11:13 PM

I will be taking a jug of Hog Wild with me on my pig hunt this afternoon. The stuff is almost $20 a jug, but the pigs love it. Just mix it in a bucket of deer corn and let the shooting begin !!

By the way, I too am warming up to McCain, but I still can’t get my hand to pull a lever for him. His amnesty performance has tainted him for life as far as I am concerned. Rewarding bad behavior is never a good plan whether it is Illegals or McCain.

http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/03/our_imperfect_union.html

hee haw!

He is saying one thing, knowing it is false and that he cant get it done, which his whole campaign is built on.

Now he is going to end racism.

Wait I thought when the Dems took over the house/senate in 2006 Pelosi would bring the troops home.

Did I miss something?

F15Mech on March 19, 2008 at 11:38 PM

Gee, they would have, but they were too busy keeping their other promise to be “the most ethical Congress” ever!

Because that’s what the left wants. They want him to freeze his judgment to what he’s already decided: an immediate and complete pull-out, to take place with 1-2 divisions per month until none remain.

But if his judgment is so important, shouldn’t he keep thinking between now and the election? Shouldn’t he use the increased resources of the presidency to draw on information that he doesn’t currently have, and bring his vaunted judgment to the table, in order to make the best decision possible?

The left says: NO!

What is Obama going to say? What can he say, that won’t come back to bite him, at the convention or during the general election? Hillary is setting him up to fail.

….’and both Demoractic candidates (flash photo of Hillary and Obama) say they will begin bringing troops home shortly after taking office’…

What bias? They are just reporting the news.

Power is just another media hack. She made her play in the Dem civil war and she got the axe. Instead of laying it all on Barryphobes she needs to be laying it on her patron(a).

The economy is the main issue, while Iraq is looking less and less central to this election, therefore these two doofuses start a meaningless bidding war on who will run away faster from something people are now beginning to think might just work out okay, after all, if we simply persist.

Morons.

jp on March 19, 2008 at 10:17 PM

David Gergen is disgusting. He is the epitome of the inside-the-beltway ass-kisser who does nothing but parrot the most tedious conventional wisdom.

Tell me what I don’t know. That as a U.S. Senator he sought compromise

You generally compromise when you are facing a stalemate, not when you sponsor a bill.

I have the utmost respect for McCain when he served in the military, but sometime I wonder, if McCain as a Senator, had the fight beaten out of him when he was a POW.

You silly Gringo, you obviously do not know Juan as well as I do, and he seems to be following my advise that you can indeed fool a whole lot of members of the stupid party most of the time.

You would do well to take my friendly advise about aprender espanol.

VinyFoxy on March 19, 2008 at 11:21 PM

Nice cherry pick. Without repeating what you left out, then who pray tell do I vote for?

Obama? Surrender to terrorism, will attack Pakistan, will go back into Iraq if needed, will fix NAFTA as long as Canada is cool, and as racially divided as the rest of America and still only willing to give lip service to the racial divide.

Clinton: Same as Obama except know’s she is white and can only go so far before she realizes that white people need help too.

McCain: I screwed up on immigration and will seal the southern border. I will take it to the terrorist until they understand they will pay a heavy price for pulling our chain. Government overspending is foolish and it needs to stop. I am willing to listen to the majority and concede I don’t know it all AND understand I am a servant of my constituent’s, they elected me and I listen to them. I’m not interested in polls, I’ll do what I think it best (even though I won’t alway’s agree with him, I can accept that because I am not in his shoe’s).

Tell me what I don’t know. That as a U.S. Senator he sought compromise, that he tried to get things done, that sometimes he made a bad call as far as the Republican Party is concerned.

This country was built on compromise. A general inkling of what was best, and it has worked so far. We wouldn’t get anything done if there was no compromise. No compromise is the political tactics of Senator Ried and House Speaker Pelosi.

You want that ilk running the country? No thanks.

She’s pulling Bush on Obama: you guys disapprove of Harriet Myers because you hate women. But don’t be offended. Just politics, nothing personal. The end result will be the same. The charge is so outlandish: in her case it’s “Obama is more hawkish than me” that nobody will believe it.

Be fair, McCain did “shift” his position in the direction of the will of the people. He said he got the message that we want the borders sealed. That’s more than Clinton or Obama will do, those two plan to leave borders open and grant amnesty as well.

Hog Wild on March 19, 2008 at 11:13 PM

No offense but you actually believe that?

Just look who McCain has as his “Hispanic outreach director”

Did I miss something?

Best Democrat primary evuhhhhh…

its vintage duh on March 19, 2008 at 10:19 PM

Dude, I was feeding my son, I didn’t have a chance…….

Best Democrat primary evuhhhhh… its vintage duh on March 19, 2008 at 10:19 PM

I have never been as entertained watching the Dhimmis go at each other. It truly is shadenfreudelicious.

Be fair, McCain did “shift” his position in the direction of the will of the people. He said he got the message that we want the borders sealed. That’s more than Clinton or Obama will do, those two plan to leave borders open and grant amnesty as well.

Hog Wild on March 19, 2008 at 11:13 PM

You silly Gringo, you obviously do not know Juan as well as I do, and he seems to be following my advise that you can indeed fool a whole lot of members of the stupid party most of the time.

You would do well to take my friendly advise about aprender espanol.

VinyFoxy on March 19, 2008 at 10:43 PM

Be fair, McCain did “shift” his position in the direction of the will of the people. He said he got the message that we want the borders sealed. That’s more than Clinton or Obama will do, those two plan to leave borders open and grant amnesty as well.

With some nudging McCain will possibly also listen to the people when it comes to amnesty. What alternative do we have, is there a “enforce immigration laws, seal the borders, keep kicking terrorist @ss, fix the economy, and dump NAFTA” candidate I don’t know about?

I’m sending Senator McCain another e-mail to let him know that sealing the borders is a good start but it’s not nearly enough. I’m not worried about Mexican menial labor forces, we have a ready menial work force already, they are on welfare at this moment. We have jobs in America for them.

Or better yet – send them out here to the wonderful oil fields that I work in. It sounds like those dumb bastards certainly need some toughening up!

You’re the one with no ambitions grander than your own survival, Hillary.

For she have sown the wind, and she shall reap the whirlwind: it hath no stalk; the bud shall yield no meal: if so be it yield, the strangers shall swallow it up.