I am a woman who lives (unwillingly) in California, and I am firmly in Ann Coulter’s court when I say that women should never have been given the right to vote. Too many of them vote with their feelings, and have no idea how the real world works. I would gladly surrender the right if it meant that liberal women were disenfranchised, too. It might save the country.

hachiban on November 12, 2009 at 11:20 AM

As the interested alpha male of my household, I do due diligence on each upcoming election. I then prepare a voting guide for each household member (wife, two children). I honestly argue my case for each selection, including those where my opinion is not firm. I rarely know know how they voted in all particulars; but I believe they follow my recommendations most of the time. Find someone you respect and ask their honest opinion on candidates; then vote your informed conscience. You will be casting an educated vote — all that anyone expects from any American.

There goes the one solace I felt with the coming totalitarian regime. In all the movies and books about totalitarianism you have these giant televisions showing the leader\’s speeches, …

ReaganRoxx
Your deep respect for those with whom you disagree and touching concern for the feelings of others reveals you to be a revered master in the Obama school of post-partisanship. Another valued product of the Chicago machine, no doubt.

Don’t even know what this means. Are you incapable of providing some information that shows how big screen TVs will either be banned or effectively banned? Please include information that refutes the claims that there are, at present, between 400 and 1,000 models of TV that would qualify under the rules for 2011.

Thanks.

They’re morons. But isn’t that enough to pick apart without going full retard with the shtick?

For being the ‘more educated’ of the political spectrum, liberals sure are stupid.

Mew