I wonder what the Lord would really have to say to a group of self-righteous, money-loving, merciless, racially exclusive bigots? Oh yeah; He already said it. He called them hypocrites.

Gary in Pismo on June 9, 2009 at 10:12 AM

So you think Jesus would approve of you and Obama destroying America in the name of buying votes? You think stealing GM from the shareholders (as part of the 401k’s owned by “little people”) and giving it to the UAW (which is arguably the biggest reason GM is bankrupt) as a campaign kickback is a good thing?

You really think impoverishing me (and millions of breadwinners like me) to the point we can’t take care of our own families is a good thing?

Grow up and get a job and pay for yourself. Unless you’re a widow or an orphan, YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOURSELF! I’ve got news for you (remember this when you become an adult) liberalism (socialism) is only pretty when you live in an ivory tower (i.e. college). It’s really ugly in the real world.

If you listen to the right’s rhetoric, all they talk about is their $money$. They don’t care about people.
Gary in Pismo on June 9, 2009 at 10:12 AM

In case you haven’t noticed, the Left only cares about people as exploitable voting blocks to whom they promise the world and give worse than nothing in return.

GOP favorability will keep climbing as the Obama administration’s misguided policies send unemployment, interest rates, and gas prices soaring higher. The policies are rubbish and are finally starting to be unmasked as such.

BTW, now that the price of gas is going up again, who is Nancy Pelosi blaming? The “oilmen” in the White House?

Really, I want to know. Who is she blaming now?

Sarah Palin, Newt Gingrich and Jon Voight went nuclear on the Marxist Obama the other night.  Below is where you can hear Jon Voight’s SPOT ON hammering of the Jih ……

it’s too late. the republican party as we know it is over for the next generation.

the closer it follows gingrich and limbaugh, the faster it will collapse.

wesleywhatwhat on June 9, 2009 at 10:44 AM

Gingrich has some good ideas, but given his baggage, we need someone else to express them and win the House.

The massive deficits, high unemployment, and abuse of power in the Chrysler and GM nationalization will all be held against Democrats, which will get worse if nationalized health-care or cap-and-trade on CO2 is passed. The GOP message needs to be tax cuts, spending cuts, fiscal responsibility, and private-enterprise solutions to national problems, willing to stand up to enemies in foreign policy, and pro-life on social issues. Since the House initiates all revenue bills, the GOP taking back the House would cut off Obama’s money spigot, and the economic and tax issues need to be hammered home by every GOP House candidate in 2010.

Who should be the leader and spokesman for such a movement? I nominate Mitt Romney. Any seconds?

If the Republicans do take back the House in 2010, they’ll have to practice what they preach, unlike 2005-06. Forget the K Street Project–just do your job for your country. But they’ve got to win first.

Still, Obama’s blaming the Republicans for over-spending will soon sound very hollow, when he and the Democrats have quadrupled the deficit in one year. This needs to be repeated over and over from now through 2010!

Well…
We were told that unemployment wouldn’t reach above 8 percent.  Looks like it is well beyond that. One has to wonder at what point people begin holding the current administration accountable for several things

1) The effects of the …

Frank Fleming: “If the GOP is smart, they should build on this to create or save a political party.”

They should also avoid mistreating luminaries like Palin as they did earlier this week.

“I was at a [video store] on Saturday renting videos, and as I was going along the wall, there was a video called ‘Obama’. I told the two men next to me that I wouldn’t waste my time. We talked about Obama. These guys were Arabs and I asked them why they thought Michele Obama headed home following her visit in France instead of traveling on to Saudi Arabia and Turkey with her husband.

They told me she couldn’t go to Saudi Arabia, Turkey or Iraq. I said ‘Laura Bush went to Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Dubai.’ They said that Obama is a Muslim, and by Muslim law he would not be allowed to bring his wife into countries that accept Sharia Law. Just thought it was interesting that two Arabs at [the video store] accept the idea that we’re being ‘led’ by a Muslim who follows the Islamic creed. They also said that’s the reason he bowed to the King of Saudi Arabia. It was a signal to the Muslim world.”

But for some good news, the tide may just be starting to turn…but notice the MSM reaction!

From http://www.800poundgorillamedia.com/News.html

June 8, 2009, 3:50 pm
Republicans Seize Control of State Senate
By Jeremy W. Peters AND Danny Hakim. NYT

State Senate revoltRob Bennett for The New York Times; Suzanne DeChillo/The New York Times Two state senators — Pedro Espada Jr. of the Bronx and Hiram Monserrate of Queens — moved to defect to the Republican side, which would end Democratic control of the chamber.

Updated, 5:14 p.m. | ALBANY – Republicans seized control of the New York State Senate on Monday, in a stunning and sudden reversal of fortunes for the Democratic Party, which controlled the chamber for barely five months.

A raucous leadership fight erupted on the floor of the Senate around 3 p.m., with two Democrats, Pedro Espada Jr. of the Bronx and Hiram Monserrate of Queens, joining the 30 Senate Republicans in a motion that would displace Democrats as the party in control.

It was a noisy and acrimonious scene on the floor of the Senate as Senator Thomas W. Libous, a Republican from Binghamton and the party’s deputy leader, shouted for a roll-call vote, while Democrats attempted to stall the vote by asking to adjourn the session.

All 30 Republicans stood with their hands raised, signaling a vote for a change in leadership. Mr. Espada and Mr. Monserrate joined them, each raising his hand. Republicans won the vote by a 32-to-30 margin. The Senate will now be governed under a new joint leadership structure, with Mr. Espada serving as the president pro tempore, and Senator Dean G. Skelos, of Long Island, as the new majority leader.

After the results of the vote were read aloud, the in-house television station that carries Senate proceedings live in the Capitol went dark. All that appeared on the screen was a still photo of the Senate chamber and the words “Please stand by.”

What is up with you Neo-Cons? You’ll jump at the slightest opportunity to convince the people of this country that everything we know to be true is not really happening. You distort every ounce of news you disseminate to the masses and then have the audacity to believe you’re right. You justify everything you do by claiming to be “Christians”, but when I read my Bible, it talks about the compassion (which is a word that no one would ever use in the same sentence with the GOP)that Jesus had for those less fortunate than others. It’s also explicit in it’s condemnation of those who love money more than God or their fellow brothers and sisters. If you listen to the right’s rhetoric, all they talk about is their $money$. They don’t care about people. They care about how people are effecting their money. I wonder what the Lord would really have to say to a group of self-righteous, money-loving, merciless, racially exclusive bigots? Oh yeah; He already said it. He called them hypocrites.

Gary in Pismo on June 9, 2009 at 10:12 AM

Nice try there. If you knew me, you would know that I am a Christian and I despise government assistance. Not because I don’t agree with helping people, but because the “church” and individuals are the ones that are supposed to help people, not government.

As much as I don’t want to get into what’s going on in my life right now, I must to show that I am not saying this because I am well off. My wife and I are struggling and we are staying with one of her friends. She wants out and so do I, but she’s thinking about applying for assistance from the government and I can’t stand the thought right now. I have been applying to a ton of jobs and I have a few that are promising (waiting on results after the interviews). Anyway, I am just praying and trying my best to do anything I can to get out of the situation we are in now, but to not use government assistance.

Things have not exactly turned out the way I had hoped and planned, but I still do not want to take government money. In my eyes, that is worse than only eating one meal a day.

the closer it follows gingrich and limbaugh, the faster it will collapse.

If the GOP is smart, they should build on this to create or save a political party.”

Better:

If the GOP was a political party they could build on this

The RINO gameplan:

If the GOP is smart, they should build on this to create or save a political party.”

That is the ongoing stragey now. It fails because a party has to grow from ideology. A party that chases ideology from the polls has no premise except vote getting. The voters know this and ultimately know they are expendable with the next poll

The GOP can win a voter rebellion election, but they will suffer the same fate as Obama, who did win a voter rebellion election. The polls knows