Rash Lamebrain and his faithful Re-pube-lican lemmings are headed for the cliff. Rot In Hell Fascists!!

jacobnyc on February 25, 2009 at 10:20 PM

You might want to check the dictionary for the term fascist. It would more aptly be applied to the current administration whose trying to take over every aspect of business and industry. But hey, since you’re here and spouting off your liberal hate speech, how about you just go ahead and die of some painful hideous disease. Then you can join us in hell.

I don’t hate Huck, just don’t think he’s the Conservative I want, not saying he’s not Conservative… But I lean towards the Jindal / Palin type… Still, not saying Huck is a bad guy or bad for the party…

Mark Garnett on February 27, 2009 at 9:59 AM

That’s a fair comment. I have no problem with the people who offer reasonable criticism. Go for it.

So why call out .. people like me as Anti-God???

Not everybody. I said, “Some faux-cons continue to perpuate lies and distortions about Huck. He loves God and they hate God. I’m sorry to say, but that’s what it comes down to for many of these people attacking Huckabee – to the detriment of the nation.”

Faux-cons are fake conservatives. Add to that people who just hate God. Those are the people I am referring too. Huck haters who dishonestly criticize Huckabee, distort what he says, believes, his record and his positions and then slander him. If you boil away all the fluff and feathers, it is their hate for God that is behind all of this. And they are too cowardly to admit it. I truly believe that. Thank you.

Call it a clue folks.

“Jindal Aide: Story In Speech Was False:

A spokeswoman for Bobby Jindal tells Politico that a story in his GOP response speech to Obama Tuesday night — in which Jindal backed a tough-talking sheriff’s efforts to rescue Katrina victims, government red-tape be damned — actually did not take place during the storm, and did not directly involve the governor.”

Go figure.

getalife on February 27, 2009 at 12:39 PM

You wouldn’t really be able to rescue anyone during the storm due to the storm, now would you? And by the way, Jindal was not the governor during Katrina, now was he?

So you guys bicker over Limbaugh and something that no one will agree with, meanwhile the rest of us started a grassroots movt to try and re-steer this barge away from the oncoming tsunami of default if Skippy keeps spending money like its coming out of a faucet. Try paying for a bag of carrots with the newly minted $1,000,000 bill with Skippy’s wench’s pic on it.

As well, did anyone see the chicoms are buys property in the US?

So Jindal is a liar as well as a fool. Just like Limbaugh is!

starfleet_dude on February 27, 2009 at 1:22 PM

Doktor, heal thyself.

starfleet_dude on February 27, 2009 at 4:03 PM

I tried to find that Politico article, and did find a lot of the nutroot caca lies, but had zero luck on discovering the actual article. Perhaps we can agree to trust the late Sheriff Harry Lee on the issue.

Trusting any third party, let alone a fourth party’ is apt to get you labeled as a ‘nutroot’, but not by me. I’ll just chalk up your gross error to yet another piss poor pubic skool edumakation.

I think when Obama prays, it’s to himself.

Right on Rush.

Christianity is about thanking God for all the blessings he bestows upon us. Atheists are simply ingrates.

But now, a Jindal spokeswoman has admitted to Politico that in reality, Jindal overheard Lee talking about the episode to someone else by phone “days later.” The spokeswoman said she thought Lee, who died in 2007, was being interviewed about the incident at the time.

This is no minor difference. Jindal’s presence in Lee’s office during the crisis itself was a key element of the story’s intended appeal, putting him at the center of the action during the maelstrom. Just as important, Jindal implied that his support for the sheriff helped ensure the rescue went ahead. But it turns out Jindal wasn’t there at the key moment, and played no role in making the rescue happen.

There’s a larger point here, though. The central anecdote of the GOP’s prime-time response to President Obama’s speech, intended to illustrate the threat of excessive government regulation, turns out to have been made up.

ALSO: Sellers insists that there is no difference between Jindal’s account and the one she and Teepell told, and objects to my characterization of a difference in the immediacy of Jindal’s story and the version that has him listening while Lee recounts something that has already happened.

ALSO: “This is liberal blogger B.S. The story is clear,” Teepell adds.

Yep! Go figure.

A spokeswoman for Bobby Jindal tells Politico that a story in his GOP response speech to Obama Tuesday night — in which Jindal backed a tough-talking sheriff’s efforts to rescue Katrina victims, government red-tape be damned — actually did not take place during the storm, and did not directly involve the governor.”

Go figure.

The last thing we need is to give libs and dems something else to laugh over. If you doubt me, just watch the next SNL.

apacalyps on February 27, 2009 at 4:06 AM

So Rush and I hate God???

Wow, you have never listend to him or seen me post then…

I don’t hate Huck, just don’t think he’s the Conservative I want, not saying he’s not Conservative… But I lean towards the Jindal / Palin type… Still, not saying Huck is a bad guy or bad for the party… He’d be the best press sec EVER and even better then Tony Snow… And that’s a HUGE complimnet… Tony was true Conservative in my book, but Huck would be better for expousing our core…

I just feel overal Jindal and Palin, Sanford and Cantor are moree to my beliefs… So why call out Rush and people like me as Anti-God> ???

Like those liberals, eh?

Johan Klaus on February 27, 2009 at 12:00 AM

Are you dumb or just stupid?

What might be scaring them is that he’s a bit more religious than the rest. I’d admit that Huckabee is the kind of Republican I could stand – he balances business with religion.

sethstorm on February 26, 2009 at 10:55 PM

Seth, you are 100% right! I just commented about this in another thread where some faux-cons continue to perpuate lies and distortions about Huck. He loves God and they hate God. I’m sorry to say, but that’s what it comes down to for many of these people attacking Huckabee – to the detriment of the nation. Huckabee is a gifted man who really wants to do good for America.

I’d admit that Huckabee is the kind of Republican I could stand – he balances business with religion. He might be from the South, but isn’t a Sanford style Republican.

sethstorm on February 26, 2009 at 10:55 PM

Like those liberals, eh?