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Glenn Beck, Teabaggers, Palin, Huckabee, Limbaugh - all racist and radical. Mainstream Conks reject the Conk platform of abuse and xenophobia (look it up, Conkies)!!! Half the approval rating of Democrats!!!

Democrats will be in power for the next couple of decades, guaranteed!


"My most fervent prayer is that not another Mexican crosses the border and that gays die the horrible death they deserve. And, niqqers? Don't even go there!"

Here's a guy that agrees with you that Blacks have been abused.



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Bronco wrote:Here's a guy that agrees with you that Blacks have been abused.



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Somebody pays attention, studies history and tells the truth!

Cap'n Cat wrote:Glenn Beck, Teabaggers, Palin, Huckabee, Limbaugh - all racist and radical. Mainstream Conks reject the Conk platform of abuse and xenophobia (look it up, Conkies)!!! Half the approval rating of Democrats!!!

Democrats will be in power for the next couple of decades, guaranteed!


"My most fervent prayer is that not another Mexican crosses the border and that gays die the horrible death they deserve. And, niqqers? Don't even go there!"

AMEN Cap'n!

Cap'n, I thought you said that the Chinese would be taking over America in the next 10-20 years.... I just didn't know that the Chinese are actually a bunch of Donks.

mainejeff wrote:

Cap'n Cat wrote:Glenn Beck, Teabaggers, Palin, Huckabee, Limbaugh - all racist and radical. Mainstream Conks reject the Conk platform of abuse and xenophobia (look it up, Conkies)!!! Half the approval rating of Democrats!!!

Democrats will be in power for the next couple of decades, guaranteed!


"My most fervent prayer is that not another Mexican crosses the border and that gays die the horrible death they deserve. And, niqqers? Don't even go there!"

AMEN Cap'n!

2 donks in desparate denial. Let's just see how this party that's "falling apart" does in November....

Cap'n Cat wrote:

DSL baybeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Please Mr. Blueballs, please let me flicker your prepuce with my tongue!!!!!

Looked in to see if you watched the video and had any comments...or if any Afro Americans had any thoughts or could refute the information.

"Democrats will be in power for the next couple of decades, guaranteed!"

This is what your bud Ralph was saying over at AGS after Obama was elected. You said you talked to your friend Ralph a while back...is he still saying this? What makes you think this? do you have any information or polls you can post to back up this position? Or is it just whistling past the grave yard?

Are you just saying stuff like Biden did last week on the economy "no doubt we're moving in the right direction." with nothing to back it up?

Just curious...if you didn't watch...Why?

blueballs wrote:

Cap'n Cat wrote:

DSL baybeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Please Mr. Blueballs, please let me flicker your prepuce with my tongue!!!!!

Heh-heh-heh!He said "prepuce"!

Cap'n Cat wrote:

If those aren't c*cks*cking lips.......I don't know what are.

I've been reading some good comebacks on this thread. Really impressive.



I tried to find some facts to support your statement that Dems will be in control for decades and the Repubs are finished.
I guess if Ralph says it... it must be true.

Only thing I saw was Biden saying again with no facts to back it up.. "no doubt we're moving in the right direction."
Really…people are going broke all over the country. Is that really the direction they want to take us?

I did see this write up that doses have some facts.
Excerpts below

Rejecting Obamaism: A looming electoral catastrophe
Manchester Union Leader ^ | August 29, 2010 | Editorial

Peering from behind his dead horse at the charging Sioux, Lt. Col. George Custer might have thought to himself, "This doesn't look good." President Obama, peeking over his golf clubs at the American political landscape two months before this fall's elections, might understandably form the same thought.

Consider:

-- In Massachusetts this summer, Democratic candidates in swing districts are portraying themselves as fiscal conservatives who oppose high taxes and runaway government spending, The Boston Globe reported last week.

-- Democrats in Washington don't want to talk about the bills they passed since Obama took office. "In an effort coordinated with the White House, congressional leaders are urging Democrats to focus less on bragging about what they have done --- and more on efforts to fix the economy and on the perils of Republican control of Congress," the Los Angeles Times reported earlier this month.

"And in an effort to turn attention to their opponents, Democrats from Obama on down have taken to warning that giving Republicans control of Congress would be akin to reelecting George W. Bush."
Nineteen months after Obama took office, with numerous legislative successes of their own, Democrats are still running against Bush.

-- The latest Gallup poll, out last week, pegged Obama's job approval rating at 43 percent, his disapproval at 50. Asked which party they planned to vote for this fall, 46 percent of registered independents said they'd vote for Republicans, while only 35 percent said they'd vote for Democrats.

-- A RealClearPolitics.com average of summer polls shows that 51 percent of Americans oppose the health-care law, with only 39 percent supporting it -- a spread of 12 points.

-- Gov. John Lynch, once touted as the most popular governor in America, last week had to loan his reelection campaign $500,000 just to try to keep up with Republican challenger John Stephen. Even so, subtract Lynch's personal loan and Stephen has outraised him by about $166,000 -- despite having two primary challengers and entering the race months after Lynch did.

Signs are pointing to a stunning repudiation of the Obama agenda and Democratic team this fall. Individual candidates and races matter, so the actual results at the polls might be more muted than current indications suggest. Still, things look bad for Obama and his party. Maybe, like Custer, they shouldn't have rushed headlong into the breach without scouting out the terrain.

Bronco wrote:I tried to find some facts...

That is your major error. Facts will never do in a discussion like this.

Fact is, we are moving in the right direction, Bronchitis. Had to dig out of a big ass hole, son. Get with it. No one said it would be easy and Conks have no better answers. They're falling apart due to their predecessor's gross failures. These radical Conk fvcks on the scene now are just as pissed at Bush and other lame Conks as they are at Obama, and you know it.

Cap'n Cat wrote:Fact is, we are moving in the right direction, Bronchitis. Had to dig out of a big ass hole, son. Get with it. No one said it would be easy and Conks have no better answers. They're falling apart due to their predecessor's gross failures. These radical Conk fvcks on the scene now are just as pissed at Bush and other lame Conks as they are at Obama, and you know it.

You are starting to sound frighteningly like catamount man.

C.C.
Still interested if you watched the video and your response.

After further review maybe you're right that socialists will be in power for a while.

the stories below remind me of an old saying.

"Once the populace understands that they can vote themselves money, it will bode the end of the republic."
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40 million on food stamps
1 in 6 on Govt assistance

That's a lot of votes from folks that don't seem to mind living on very little as long as it's free from someone else.
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Welfare agencies boost voters
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By Richard Wolf, USA TODAY
WASHINGTON — Government anti-poverty programs that have grown to meet the needs of recession victims now serve a record one in six Americans and are continuing to expand.
More than 50 million Americans are on Medicaid, the federal-state program aimed principally at the poor, a survey of state data by USA TODAY shows. That's up at least 17% since the recession began in December 2007.

Bronco wrote:40 million on food stamps
1 in 6 on Govt assistance

That's a lot of votes from folks that don't seem to mind living on very little as long as it's free from someone else.
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Hate to tell ya........but there are just as many (if not more) Republican voters on food stamps.

mainejeff wrote:

Bronco wrote:40 million on food stamps
1 in 6 on Govt assistance

That's a lot of votes from folks that don't seem to mind living on very little as long as it's free from someone else.
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Hate to tell ya........but there are just as many (if not more) Republican voters on food stamps.

I don't know about where you live Jeff, but where I live, on the 1st of the month when the Moochers are out in force with their EBT cards, they sure don't look like the prototypical Republicans to me. Maybe they're just dressing down for the day.

TheDancinMonarch wrote:

mainejeff wrote:
Hate to tell ya........but there are just as many (if not more) Republican voters on food stamps.

I don't know about where you live Jeff, but where I live, on the 1st of the month when the Moochers are out in force with their EBT cards, they sure don't look like the prototypical Republicans to me. Maybe they're just dressing down for the day.

In the county that I live in, it's about a 50/50 split.

TheDancinMonarch wrote:

mainejeff wrote:
Hate to tell ya........but there are just as many (if not more) Republican voters on food stamps.

I don't know about where you live Jeff, but where I live, on the 1st of the month when the Moochers are out in force with their EBT cards, they sure don't look like the prototypical Republicans to me. Maybe they're just dressing down for the day.

The prototypical Republican has changed, bronchial.

You're probably too young to remember when Rush Limbaugh was the wack-job, beady-eyed, wing-nut on fringe of the Republican Party instead of the mainstream republican that he is today. Rush didn't move, the party did.

houndawg wrote:

TheDancinMonarch wrote:
I don't know about where you live Jeff, but where I live, on the 1st of the month when the Moochers are out in force with their EBT cards, they sure don't look like the prototypical Republicans to me. Maybe they're just dressing down for the day.

The prototypical Republican has changed, bronchial.

You're probably too young to remember when Rush Limbaugh was the wack-job, beady-eyed, wing-nut on fringe of the Republican Party instead of the mainstream republican that he is today. Rush didn't move, the party did.

I am many years senior to R. Limbaugh. I am one of the "bright young men, who want to go back to 1910". Yes, one of Barrys Boys. Except that I am a woman. And bronchial?