Chancing death by flying into Baghdad in the middle of a war to eat Thanksgiving dinner with his beloved troops

I will always love the man for that act alone among all of the others.

baldilocks on November 5, 2008 at 7:00 PM

Me too. I remember cheering at the top of my lungs.

chancing Death by flying into Baghdad in the middle of a war to eat Thanksgiving dinner with his beloved troops

I will always love the man for that act alone among all of the others.

Pot, meet Kettle.

Grow Fins on November 5, 2008 at 1:44 PM

Shouldn’t you be somewhere Hoping and Changing?

Dude your side won. Now you have to learn how to act like a winner.

You are not one of us.

RushBaby on November 5, 2008 at 1:34 PM

Who is “us”? Hmmmmm, loser?

Thus will Obama reward Colin Powell for his treachery.

Yeah he should have been more loyal to the guys that sent him to the U.N. to be globally humiliated.

Now we are ruled by a Catholic from San Francisco, a Mormon from Las Vegas, and a Black Liberation Theology black guy from Chicago.

And a gay guy from Mass. and a Jewish guy from New York. . .

I don’t know, should I feel represented?

ThackerAgency on November 5, 2008 at 1:00 PM

Fuck you, small minded bigot. I’m a jew from new york. There is more to people than race and religion.
And your insurance site is a joke. What a cluttered piece of crap.

I appreciate what George W. Bush has done for national and international security though he has learned some hard lessons from his primary mistakes: trusting Ted Kennedy, trusting Bernanke and Paulson, his reaction to his base when amnesty for illegals was questioned. The error having greatest impact upon himself and the GOP is a failure to have a competent Department of Justice of which scofflaws of both parties had no fear. When William Jefferson can bide his time at his convenience until a change of CINC management more favorable to his beating the rap that is a clear indicator to other sleaze like ACORN to do the same.

It is, however, too easy to blame W. for the election results yesterday. Much of that responsibility lies squarely with Frist and Hastert. Frist for his spinelessness in his “nuclear option” threats which which made the “Gang of Fourteen” possible. Hastert for his naivete (perhaps elitism) in defending William Jefferson against the FBI’s search for the cold cash while going along with reckless spending which much of the GOP leadership once-upon-a-time opposed.

The Noonan’s and the George Will’s are mostly irrelevant IMO. They’ve got books to sell hence their eleventh hour sales promotions techniques without much regard for any damage done for their own financial and camera time gain.

The WH staff should pull off all the “O”s from every keyboard in the building.
Wine_N_Dine on November 5, 2008 at 2:32 PM

No they shouldn’t. That would be asinine.

You see where the high road has gotten us. Let’s have some fun.

The WH staff should pull off all the “O”s from every keyboard in the building.
Wine_N_Dine on November 5, 2008 at 2:32 PM

No they shouldn’t. That would be asinine.

Hey. Practice what you preach.

I agree. I’ll never understand why he didn’t go after Frank, Dodd, and other Fannie and Freddie enablers. He kept claiming that he was going to clean up Washington. This fiasco should have been Exhibits A to Z. He should have made those people public enemies and promised to expose them because he knew where all the dead bodies were.

I suppose it’s useless to complain.

BuckeyeSam on November 5, 2008 at 1:36 PM

“Honorable” campaign – forgot it is called war. I don’t see the democrats or BO reaching out to anybody.

This president presided over winning both houses of congress for the first time in 40 years. Then in one cycle lost them both and now the White House. Feckless indeed. …..And now it is Republican’s fault for the collapse of Fannie and Freddie. Just read this website — how hard is it to shoot at the other side?????

highhopes on November 5, 2008 at 1:34 PM

Have it your way. Run around yelling and screaming about coming gulags and how Obama’s real name should be Stalin and that he’s sold us out to the Chinese until you have an ulcer and an aneurysm and you know what you’ll have achieved? Exactly what your methodological brethren the Nutroots achieved ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.

If you will feel better about immediately jumping in with the ad hominem attacks on a man that hasn’t even had a full 24 hours as the president elect, go for it.

I for one prefer to wait for actual policy proposals to oppose. At this point, because he has already been elected, I do not care if the man hates America and all it stands for as long as he keeps that sentiment out of his policies.

Assume for a minute that Obama gets bit by Zombie Reagan and has nothing but Reaganesque policies and governs as a conservative – Would you still oppose him simply because he’s Obama and he’s a Democrat? If so, we are two different kinds of conservatives.

/sarc

The real power behind the scene is Soros!

pilamaye on November 5, 2008 at 2:09 PM

Purchased Political Party: Check
Purchased Electoral Victory: Check
Purchased Country: On My To-Do List

*eats*

“He can count on complete cooperation from my administration.”

Yeah. We know. Because of all your past cooperation with Democratic political agendas…

… at the expense of Republican ones.

Now we are ruled by a Catholic from San Francisco, a Mormon from Las Vegas, and a Black Liberation Theology black guy from Chicago.

And a gay guy from Mass. and a Jewish guy from New York. . .

I don’t know, should I feel represented?

ThackerAgency on November 5, 2008 at 1:00 PM

And they all answer to their True Master, The Evil Dark Lord, Darth Soros!

Seriously, Soros is the guy we should all be concerned about. Reid, Pelosi, even B.O. are all mere stick figures.

The real power behind the scene is Soros!