HEY ‘GILL ! . . . . . are there any out-spoken Christian believers you don’t think that way about?

listens2glenn on February 16, 2013 at 8:07 PM

HEY ‘GILL ! . . . . . are there any out-spoken Christian believers CONSERVATIVES you don’t think that way about?

FIFY.

Hey Dan, who do you support for President at this early date? I’m so interested to know.

bluegill on February 16, 2013 at 5:08 AM

I’m not terribly picky. All I want is a conservative anti-Rove candidate with a record of conservative accomplishments. You know! Someone who doesn’t bs me about how things like Romneycare [where is the freedom in ANY Mandate?]are conservative accomplishments.

I hope Johnson runs again. There are many ideas he proposes that remain worth listening to.

BTW, I won’t be one of the sheeple that lets the GOP Elitists pick my candidate for me. I think everyone knows today how DISASTEROUSLY that always seems to work out.

Anyone else think Dr. Carson (the black conservative neurosurgeon guy who separated the conjoined twins and stuck it to Obama) comes across as arrogant and stuck-up? I like him, but think he appears way too full if himself, kind of like Alan Keyes, and it’s not because of his race.

bluegill on February 16, 2013 at 5:11 AM

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(guess I’ll get on the “bandwagon”)

HEY ‘GILL ! . . . . . are there any out-spoken Christian believers you don’t think that way about?

Let. It. Burn.

They keep sending me fundraising letters and that is my reply in return. You asshats had your chance and you blew it all to hell and back.

Just as bad as the Democrats in my opinion.

p.s. I don’t care if it destroys the Rs. It destroys the land, financially and in all other regards.

Schadenfreude on February 16, 2013 at 12:46 AM

Only in the sense that when you talk trash about illegal immigrants, their voting children turn off any other message you might have. And the children of legal immigrants tend to do likewise, for if you are against certain forms of immigration, it’s obvious that if you had your way you’d be against ALL forms of immigration.

It is a battle you cannot win, a war you have already lost.

Dr. ZhivBlago on February 16, 2013 at 2:16 PM

And how is that different from Boehner surrendering to Obama and the Democrat on every issue?

The Republicans have proved themselves totally useless. When they’re not complicit in the Democrat craziness they are impotent.

Sadly, the Republican Party must die so America and Americans can be successful again.

I wish to sign up with a new party. The Logic Party. I think we may have a founder.

Bmore on February 15, 2013 at 9:27 PM

Don’t tell me, let me guess–is he a doctor?

predator on February 15, 2013 at 9:30 PM

All well and good if the Democratic Party would also splinter into several parties each with a meaningful share of votes…CPUSA, Socialists, Marxists, Maoists, Labor, whatever.

As it stands, third parties always benefit the Dems in national elections especially.

Anyone else think Dr. Carson (the black conservative neurosurgeon guy who separated the conjoined twins and stuck it to Obama) comes across as arrogant and stuck-up? I like him, but think he appears way too full if himself, kind of like Alan Keyes, and it’s not because of his race.

bluegill on February 16, 2013 at 5:11 AM

Seriously, though, you really are beyond parody.

Anyone else think Dr. Carson (the black conservative neurosurgeon guy who separated the conjoined twins and stuck it to Obama) comes across as arrogant and stuck-up? I like him, but think he appears way too full if himself, kind of like Alan Keyes, and it’s not because of his race.

bluegill on February 16, 2013 at 5:11 AM

Yeah, I also find him arrogant, and your right, it has nothing to do with race. Alan Keyes, whose race escapes me at the moment, is a great example of another of those people with the same problem. It has nothing to do with race, it’s just something that I’ve noticed about them. I like them, but I think sometimes that people like them just sort of forget their place, like they don’t know who their betters are. I mean that in a totally non-racist way, of course.

http://www.senateconservatives.com/?c=aa9578f3e4d574984b618afe6a701953

Anyone else think Dr. Carson (the black conservative neurosurgeon guy who separated the conjoined twins and stuck it to Obama) comes across as arrogant and stuck-up? I like him, but think he appears way too full if himself, kind of like Alan Keyes, and it’s not because of his race.

bluegill on February 16, 2013 at 5:11 AM

Nope, you are on your own in bigotsville, you reprobate bigot.

Keep mobying though. It is hilarious.

Anyone else think Dr. Carson (the black conservative neurosurgeon guy who separated the conjoined twins and stuck it to Obama) comes across as arrogant and stuck-up? I like him, but think he appears way too full if himself, kind of like Alan Keyes, and it’s not because of his race.

bluegill on February 16, 2013 at 5:11 AM

There is a world of difference between having justifiable personal pride in oneself and one’s accomplishments…and being arrogant (as personified by our pResident [pbuh]).

(BTW; Did you just call Alan Keyes “uppity”?)

She can not follow her own advice, ever.

Go Dr. Carson!!!

Schadenfreude on February 16, 2013 at 12:17 PM

True. In case anyone missed Dr. Carson on Hannity for the full hour last night, it’s here:

http://www.therightscoop.com/full-interview-dr-ben-carson-on-hannity-2/

Can’t you just disagree without tearing down personally those with whom you disagree?

Don L on February 16, 2013 at 6:43 AM

She can not follow her own advice, ever.

Go Dr. Carson!!!

RepubChica on February 16, 2013 at 11:21 AM

Just in case you haven’t noticed, this fish is the HA House troll/moby:-) She does love Sarah Palin tho, one of her biggest supporters (heavy snark)

Speaking of the Republican Party, we are currently seeing two different splits. The first is the establishment vs. the Tea Party. The examples here are Karl Rove vs. conservative groups, as well as Haley Barbour vs. the Club for Growth. But the second split is Washington vs. non-Washington Republicans. And the best way to illustrate this split is between Marco Rubio (Washington) and Bobby Jindal (non-Washington).

There is only one split. The Establishment Republicans against the Tea Party and Conservatives.

The Washington vs non-Washington Republicans is hogwash. Rubio, Jindal and others are all elected. The Tea Party is made up of non-elected Americans across party lines. Also the Tea Party is against Government that betray their Oath of Office and the American People and our Country.

The S.E. Cupp and others that commented are just Dem talking points.

Anyone else think Dr. Carson (the black conservative neurosurgeon guy who separated the conjoined twins and stuck it to Obama) comes across as arrogant and stuck-up? I like him, but think he appears way too full if himself, kind of like Alan Keyes, and it’s not because of his race.

bluegill on February 16, 2013 at 5:11 AM

No, I do not. And whatever he’s full of, I sure wish there was much more to go around. He has immense pride in himself, and in his case much more than plenty other unaccomplished fools, it is vastly well-founded.

Solaratov on February 16, 2013 at 10:02 AM

google csdeven, the crazy is strong with these “two”.

Made a statement..not crying dude.
But thx!

PMS?

Solaratov on February 16, 2013 at 10:07 AM

PDS!

However, as time has passed, and your anti-Palin rants have not only not abated (she is not, after all, running for anything; and merely offers opinions and encouragement to Conservatives) but have become more strident and unhinged…you have simply become tiresome. Boring, even, in your predictability and the predictability of your knee-jerk reaction to the mere mention of Palin’s name in any post on any subject.

Solaratov on February 16, 2013 at 10:02 AM

This happened a long time ago.

bluegill on February 16, 2013 at 6:56 AM

Did you forget to take your meds this morning, again?

Scrumpy on February 16, 2013 at 7:05 AM

PMS?