December 09, 2009

The democrats start serious infighting




The implosion is looming. The congressional black caucus is starting to feel under-appreciated.

This started with the subpoena by members of the CBC to Obama virtual family member Desiree Rogers, the social secretary over the party crashers. (which I wonder if that was not some sort of warning shot so to speak fired by the secret service...)This forced the 0-ministration to invoke executive privilege, something never done for such a low ranking appointee, so as not to have to sack her. Then, congressional black communist John Conyers began publicly bad mouthing pResident Zero. Now the CBC is holding big-0's feet to the fire, reminding him of the race baiting he promised in 2008.

The CBC is turning against him for his not giving the keys to the kingdom to every gangbanger and chronically unemplyed black person in this country. I guess the CBC expected him to put all us crackas on the fields and give every person with some coffee in their milk a Malibu beach home. I am kind of surprised he hasn't either. I am so sick of the race crap and the pc crap. How about a meritocracy?

The moderate (ha) dems are balking (supposedly) over healthcare. The raving lunatic left are as well for the opposite position. The code pinkers hate him for not giving every soldier in the world a set of bongos and enforcing the singing of cum ba ya and give peace a chance immediately. They willl never be happy unless every GI immediately surrendered themself to the nearest foreigner. The right is against him... Well basically for everything he has done.

I love it. It is about time we got one in the "W" column. No pun intended.


-Kook
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Posted by KOOK on 12/09/2009



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innominatus · 798 weeks ago

The dems may have a big tent, but there is still only so much stupid you can fit under it.

/smiling as I type
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KOOK 91p · 798 weeks ago

Good one!

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madmath1 · 798 weeks ago

The thing about stupid is that it has so little substance and basis in reality, that you can mathematically put an infinite amount under one tent. The left has shown their infinite tolerance for stupidity as they embrace more and more of it by the minute.
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madmath1 · 798 weeks ago

The thing about stupid is that it has so little substance and basis in reality, that you can mathematically put an infinite amount under one tent. The left has shown their infinite tolerance for stupidity as they embrace more and more of it by the minute.
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kmbr · 798 weeks ago

If the insane asylum escapees on the left would just be patient, they should know "remaking" the military is only a few steps away.

The biggest thing we have going for us is their stupidity, their incompetence and their mental conditions that manifest themselves as political beliefs.
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kmbr · 798 weeks ago

If the insane asylum escapees on the left would just be patient, they should know "remaking" the military is only a few steps away.

The biggest thing we have going for us is their stupidity, their incompetence and their mental conditions that manifest themselves as political beliefs.
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Andrew33 103p · 798 weeks ago

This was going to be it's own post, but KOOK made the same point so I am adding it as a comment instead... The Donkeys are claiming the Repubs are going through the same thing with the libertarian, conservative and moderate wings of the party all having their own agendas and to a point that is true, but this is campaign season now, and there are 2 of the donkeys' biggest agenda issues that Dem leadership is ramming down the throats of Americans. Those are Obamahealthcaredestruction and The energy tax. On the energy tax side, in what amounts to a "nuclear option" move, the EPA has taken up the mantle of pushing CO2 as a perverbial nail in our coffin. I believed this was a timed and deliberate move to restore momentum to the idiot's convention in Copenhagen. Without any possible Senate treaty support and with the growing Climategate scandal, those talks may as well be stuck in quicksand and desperately need some shot in the arm for any possible real action to come of out of Copenhagen. The E.P.A. action may as well considered playing of Obama's "trump" card and may also be considered an admission of a massive looming defeat in the 2010 midterms. Obama and friends know that American support for Crap and Tax has dropped and at the same time, belief in the global warming hoax, globally, has dropped as well. China and India don't want any such measure unless it hits America only, and Obama would be happy to give them just that at his own political risk.
Meanwhile, we go into reelection season with support for Obamahealthcaredestruction being at 53% strongly oppose in NV. Why does that matter....because it is Harry Reid's home state and he will have to campaign on that issue as whether pass or fail, it will be fresh on the minds of voters at the ballot box next November barring some unexpected disaster whether natural or man-made. The donkeys have overreached on a level that makes the 94 look miniscule, and the dead horse of "Bush left us with this mess" has been beaten, bombed, run over with every sort of machine from farm tools to M1/A1 Abrams tanks and the American people just aren't buying it anymore. The Dems have will have had 2 years of unfettered control of Washington DC and will have left our economic future, both wars in Afganistan and Iraq (considered by most to be nearly won when Bush left) in doubt, and will be depending on a President to be their best campaign support who will have approval ratings in the 30's by election time. (Does anybody disagree there, if I were the betting type, I'd go all in there) Yes they can keep calling the Republicans "the party of NO" but Americans are begging for Congress to tell Obama NO, and the election of a Republican Governor in New Jersey, another in VA, and even the Congressional race in upstate NY where when added together, votes for the conservative and the communist Republican greatly outnumbered the Dem. The Dem party will likely implode over health care in the coming weeks. Dirty Harry is threatening to use the "nuclear option" at the behest of the President, and just may....but he should be warned that doing so will galvanize the three elements of the Republican(ish) party into a single minded army, hellbent on repealing healthcare and the dismantling of the E.P.A. Long ago, Obama wished for an army, stronger than our Military made of civilians...he should have been more careful for what he wished for.....and how he has treated the American people at home, and how he has spoken about America abroad as America may not be perfect, but we owe no country an apology for anything and Obama has destroyed his Presidency and his political party with a radical agenda and a "hate America first attitude" so I, for one, will sit back and enjoy watching Dems get what they deserve.I will enjoy the "army" Obama wished for swell in ranks and swallow his party whole. I just hope that the Repubs can get everyone on the same page in time to sweep 2010 and same the country from going down in history as the Roman and Weimar Republics did in years past.
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KOOK 91p · 798 weeks ago

You should go ahead and either post this or add this to what I said. It is good, and few will read it buried in the comments,
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Andrew33 103p · 798 weeks ago

I intend to, and to add to the Irony, the CBC while claiming to have a neutral stance, had it's membership chosen by the very same Congressmen/women and Senators (including the pResident himself) who now wish that the CBC would just shut up. On top of that, and something I am about to discuss further, Obama finally did something "right" (both ideologically and fundamentally) with accelerating the surge in Afganistan and received a bump in his poll numbers. Is it possible that here lies proof that "flyover country" does not hate Obama because of race, and in fact does not hate Obama at all, but simply hates the way he is running the country?
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chris · 798 weeks ago

I may be totally wrong about this but I don't think a final version of healthcare will be passed this year. I see it like this: A house bill has been passed. The senate will debate for who knows how long and then vote. If the senate Bill passes, the house and senate needs to reconcile those two bills into one that will be debated and then voted on. There are 3 weeks left in 2009. No way it will get done this year. We also have dems fighting with other Dems. Some will want a "public option" (government run) while others will not. Then there is the whole abortion issues. Will health care cover it, same issue there.I didn't get upset when the House passed their Bill because I was looking at the bigger picture. I will not get upset with the Senate version either, same deal-Bigger picture.
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chris · 798 weeks ago

I forgot one more item: Cost.

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