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ElectricStrawberry — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 14:28:21 GMT

"intelligence" has NEVER been wrong.

OK....so if Iran is 10 years from the bomb....that's OK then...no worries....because Obama could serve 8 years without doing anything about Iran just like your buddy Bill Clinton did with the Norks and then Iran would get "the bomb" during the next guys Presidency......and then y'all libs can blame the next guy just like you did with the Norks.

Kick the can down the road to the next guy....

obama IS downright apollonian to bush's caliban and mccain's corialanus

Red Mass Monkey — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 14:16:55 GMT

All this, from the folks who brought you this and, of course, this and this.

--The Potemkin New Orleans
--the "landing" aboard the carrier-they had to move the damn thing around so that people wouldn't realize that Bush was all suited up to fly all the way out into ... San Francisco bay
--Bush bearing a fake turkey

I agree with you on this, actually. Of course, the meme is all in the mind--anyone with any knowledge of the classical world--which means zero percent of Americans--knows that columns were hardly restricted to temples. But you're right; that's will resonate with the average voter. Then again, America is so in love with all the trappings of empire that this just might fly.

Looking forward to what will doubtless be a very very tasteful Republican affair next week.
They use the same consultants; they'll be just as cheesy-Vegas.

And America will once again get exactly the leadership it deserves.

shine on, perishing republic. it was a helluva ride while it lasted.

PREcisely

ElectricStrawberry — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 14:15:44 GMT

....her shrill monotonal yelling-voice hits me square in the spine like a bat.

Big Dig

ElectricStrawberry — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 14:13:16 GMT

can loosely be interpretted from Article I, Section 8 concerning "providing for the general welfare" of the people by creating "post roads", modern interpretation being "interstate highways".....I-93 being one of them.

Interstate highways make commerce among the states easier.

Thusly, I have no problem with the Feds giving the States money for PART of the maintenance/expansion of non-toll interstate highways.......but I'd rather it be SPECIFIC and not "here's a buncha $$$$$ for your roads."

If Obama gives his acceptance speech in a toga

JoeTS — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 14:03:25 GMT

and calls for the conquering of those Gallic savages to the northwest, I'm voting for him.

Ahem.....

ElectricStrawberry — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:59:54 GMT

MOST groups they list as "anti-immigrant"....which is the liberal talking points misnomer in the war of the words. Most of these groups are "anti-immigrant" at all. They're "anti-ILLEGAL-immigrant". It's a tired old irrational tactic.

BTW, the other word in the war of the words concerning "hate groups" such as the California Coalition for Immigration Reform is.....xenophobic.

Just because someone's against ILLEGAL immigration doesn't mean that they "fear" "foreignors" in any manner....but libs have interjected the suffix for "fear" into everything y'all can to describe those that think differently than y'all do.....when "fear" rarely has anything to do with it, ESPECIALLY concerning illegal immigrants.

Homophobic means "having fear of the same", ya know.....I really hate the hijacking of the language to mean whatever one wants it to mean. Language is the key to communication and if words no longer have denfined meaning....what's the friggin' point of having a language?

Cracking up

Red Mass Monkey — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:56:17 GMT

It's always amusing to read Mr Beatty's substance-free memos to the Reality Based Community anticipating how longit takes him to remind us that he is "a former FBI Special Agent, CIA counter-terrorism officer and member of the Army's elite Delta Force."

Wacky Jeff (he's been called way worse by what are now his ardent supporters) needs a new communications director. Is someone actually getting paid to generate cliches like "America can't afford to have Barack Obama and John Kerry bringing their remakes of the same, tired failed liberal policies of the past?" Hell, Jeff, I can't stand your pomposity any more than your supporters, but I'll write your communications pieces for 2/3 what you're paying whomever. "Call me a sucker for lost causes..."

Glad you folks think we can afford more of what we've had for the past eight years. You folks must really, really love deficits and paying the accruing interest, huh? To the Chinese? Do you treat your own bank accounts the same way?

I'm a proud Texan who's going ...... Bob Barr

Republican Ram Rod Radio — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:52:51 GMT

Ye Haw! Bob Barr

Not

ElectricStrawberry — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:32:27 GMT

knowing EVERYTHING about the world is a lame excuse the bash the guy as senile.

Not knowing the Czech Republic is the Czech Republic and not what it used to be called does not affect foreign policy decisions concerning the Czech Republic. Yugoslavia dissapearing from the scene would be a bigger one.

Unlike you, I don't expect someone to know EVERYTHING about the world as proof of not being senile.

Your pipettor analogy blows up in your face.

WTF is an "automatic pipettor"???????? I've never heard the term in my 10 years in a lab.

We use "pipettors" "multi-channel pipettors" "electronic multi-channel pipettors".....and the common allegedly sexist vernacular "pipettemen and pipetteman"

Matter of fact, WTF is a "half mL pipettor". Never seen one in my 10 years. We have 10ul, 20ul, 100ul, 200ul, 300ul (multi-channel only), 1mL, and 5mL.....pipettors. Never seen a 500ul one.

Guess I'm not suited to bio-lab work.

HTML - not so good...

Wirklichkeit — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:31:55 GMT

Try this:

http://www.americanrhetoric.co...

This is a joke right?

Wirklichkeit — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:30:45 GMT

You guys think a stage set has some deeper meaning?
Hmmm, those things sure look like columns to me...

AND, Who dares to TREAD on the Great Seal of the United States of America???

Image source: www.americanrhetoric.com

mlk was not a Republican

CSI — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:11:42 GMT

The only person who's ever claimed that was Frances Rice.

MLK Sr. may have been one once, but he supported JFK and publicly denounced Goldwater. MLK Jr. openly voted for JFK.

Oh yes, Oh yes

Republican Ram Rod Radio — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:10:10 GMT

Here is the recipe with step by step instructions

Ingredints:

Chicken - cut the chicken into small pieces. Make sure the pieces are small so it will cook all the way thru....very important. Try not to use frozen chicken.

1 Potatoe (cut anyway you like)

1 Carrot (cut anyway you like)

1/2 onion (choped)

1 peper (choped)

Salt, pepper, 1 tbls butter, 2 tbls olive oil

Step 1: Dump all of the above onto a piece of tin foil.

Step 2: Fold the tin foil into a pouch

Step 3: Put the pouch on the grill for 30 minutes. If you are not sure the chicken has had enough time to cook, leave the pouch on for another 60 minutes. Do not eat uncooked chicken.

Step 4: Eat directly out of the pouch so you don't have to wash dishes!

This guy is becoming a caricature of himself

You Know My Name — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:07:28 GMT

This over the top campaign just doesn't get it. This recent Greek Temple setup is absurd. Yeah you're right Laurel, D.C. has Greek and Roman Architecture mostly in the form of memorials to the great American statesmen... isn't it a tad presumptuous to suggest through these props this kind of greatness.

Of course Greco-Roman architecture has always had the mark of imperial societies/countries and has been particularly popular among historical cult-of-personality demagogues. I'm not saying... but...

But either way this only contributes to the parodic image of Obama thats been put forward, with everything he does being bombastic and over the top. I don't know who his advisors are but theyre doing a terrible job because this does not resonate with the United States. Whats next... is he going to rise up from the stage(act rumored to be true!), surrounded by mist, with "Final Countdown" playing in the background, and Joe Biden shooting a tee-shirt cannon into the crowd. Please give me a break. If this turns out to be as ridiculous and over the top as it sounds like it will be, McCain should just give his acceptance speech in the humble setting of an old VFW hall with a bunch of other vets. Present some contrast and really reinforce the question most Americans are having about Obama... "Who's this guy think he is?"

ram rod

SpringfieldGOPSec — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:00:52 GMT

seek medical attention lol. a statue of lincoln beneath the drain grate of a tub is a serious bad omen.

On the other hand. They all Float fown there ya know ;-) (an iteam off the dollar menu at wendy's to anyone who can name the movie I took that from)

Laurel

SpringfieldGOPSec — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 12:58:58 GMT

If I may ask, if he is an outsider like he likes to portray himself to the unknowing public, then why model the stage background in the likeness of a d.c. monument? Ironic, no?

Nah I think it will be a Laurel Wreath.

EaBo Clipper — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 12:52:31 GMT

Yes, Classic Architecture is all over D.C.

geo999 — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 12:31:01 GMT

But Denver is not D.C..

All protestations to the contrary, it does look more like a temple than a federal building. And for a party that is grounded more on symbolism than anything else, it's amazing that no one figured out that such would be the general perception.

Personally, I think The Chosen One has allowed the unchecked adulation to make him rather full of himself.

Doubtless he's being fitted for an olive wreath as I type this.

Ouch! - he got you Red Mass Monkey

Republican Ram Rod Radio — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 12:23:35 GMT

The Lincoln Memorial gives me the creeps.

Republican Ram Rod Radio — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 12:19:13 GMT

My parents dragged me out in front of that thing when I was in the 4th grade. It's a nice statue and all, but it's haunted!

I ended up having a few reoccurring nightmares about it. Basically, I'm in the shower, and I look down and under the drain grate in the tub is a miniaturized statue of Lincoln sitting in the chair. He's not doing anything; he's just sitting there looking at me. I've had this dream a few times in my life, and lucky for me it only lasts a few seconds. But there is no doubt there is a creepy vibe coming off that statue.

Interpretations vary with time ..

nomad943 — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 12:14:57 GMT

Your view surprises me. It seems that you concur with the opinion that any function that MIGHT play a positive role in society should automaticaly fall under the venue of government and thus be funded from the public coffers.
What role if any, does this yield to private enterprise?
Isnt this almost a chicken and egg argument?
At what point does aiding commerce cross over into monopolizing it. What functions in a society are immune to being absorbed by the state? Any at all?

Ah The Possibilities ..

nomad943 — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 12:06:16 GMT

And the political appointies that will be reviewing the case were put there by memebers of which major party? lol

What I want to know is what the threshold is for tolerating the ignoring of viable candidates.
Yesterday I learned that Bob Barr was polling double digits, somewhere between one third and one quarter of the votes of the billion dollar babies Obama and McCain.
So what I wonder is, if Barr was to get one third of the TV and media coverage as the messiah that has been jammed down our throats for nearly 2 years, how much support would Barr have today?
If he were to be leading in the polls could he still be excluded from the debates and never mentioned on the news? lol
This sham just gets better.

Everyone Is Reminded Of Something.

nomad943 — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 11:58:17 GMT

I'm sure of it.
Here is the first thing that came to my mind when I saw the Temple of The Almighty Spare Change.

http://www.toonarific.com/show...

mlk

SpringfieldGOPSec — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 11:56:35 GMT

was also a Republican. I hope someone in the crowd is thinking the way I am when I look at Obama's temple background and starts to chant toga, TOGA, TOGA! lol

Read...

schulteraffe — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 11:55:22 GMT

...the tax cases. They, generally, are not close calls. This is just wishful thinking on your part.

I should have guessed.

wavemaker — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 10:37:31 GMT

RMM's screen name was created less than a week ago.

Another multi-named troll who doesn't know who he is.

yes, you're such a sterling

wavemaker — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 10:32:45 GMT

arbiter of trooth.

You don't have to be here, you know.

Hmm, then the set would look like this?

John Howard — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 06:36:14 GMT

A fair guess.

Laurel — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 04:55:30 GMT

That was my impression too. Many references were made this week to the other anniversary happening this month: the 19th amendment.

OMG! OMG! OMG!

Laurel — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 04:53:18 GMT

Greek temple knockoffs are EVERYWHERE in the nation's capital! Whoda THOUGHT?! Ya don't suppose a candidate for president of the United States of American would want to use the classic look of, well I don't know, WASHINGTON D.C., do ya? Ya THINK?!

(You need to get out more, EaBo. I'm saying this as a friend. Really.)