If you miss the speech on Hope and Change, then you are Left Behind.

I can’t wait to see the typos from the Pinball Wizard freak later tonight! Next to Medium, Chas/:: is great entertainment! (In a sick phony preacher sort of way!)

The Deaf Dumb and Blind Kid, sure plays a mean pinball!

Bump, Post.

Bump, Post.

CAPS LOCK, Post.

UnCapsLock, Post.

Random thoughts of stupidity, Post.

Can’t wait!

May I have more soup please!

Socialists, get used to reciting that!

RA, what happened right before your nick switched to “null”?
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I HAD JUST POSTED THE ITEM BEFORE IT.
I don’t know what happened.
I didn’t notice it until I read your post

RightAngle
Will try to log in again to see if I can get RightAngle back.

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“Oh, Rick. You were supposed to be the lone holdout. All of those other far-right Republicans swallowed hard and endorsed John McCain, but not Rick Santorum. You wouldn’t even consider it. No sirreebob.

You called the prospects of a McCain presidency “very dangerous.” Just last month, even after McCain had wrapped up the nomination, you still said there was just no way you could support the guy.

“The only one I wouldn’t support is McCain,” Santorum said during an interview in his office at the Ethics and Public Policy Center in Washington, where he is a senior fellow.

“I don’t agree with him on hardly any issues,” Santorum said. “I don’t think he has the temperament and leadership ability to move the country in the right direction.”

And today, those strong-willed principles suddenly mattered a little less.

Those conservatives who still question whether they can support McCain should remember this: The next president will make more than 2,700 political appointments, those who really set policy, across the bureaucracy of our government. I, for one, will sleep better at 3 a.m. if Republicans are in the cabinet and in White House positions that make so many critical decisions. The idea of “Attorney General John Edwards” and “Energy Secretary Al Gore” should cause some sleepless nights for Republicans or conservatives – and those in a U.S. manufacturing sector now struggling to stay afloat.

Here’s my final argument for John McCain. He’s not Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton.

The GOP closes ranks. It always does.

Santorum concluded:

Many of my fellow Republicans have faulted me privately and publicly for being so outspoken about McCain, suggesting that I should have kept my mouth shut. First, I’ve never been very good at that. Second, I do not regret being up-front about such an important decision. Third, the primaries are a time when each party wrestles over what it’s looking for in a presidential candidate. Now is the time to come together.

As for the Reagan Axiom, given his opponent, McCain is close enough to 80 percent for government work. That is why I am going to vote for my friend — John McCain.

A month ago, McCain was too “dangerous” for Santorum to even consider. McCain had wrapped up the nomination, but Santorum wouldn’t budge. And now, it’s “time to come together” behind Santorum’s “friend.” How touching.

I mention this for a couple of reasons. First, it’s fun to tweak Santorum. Second, I argued months ago that the far-right voices who swore up and down they could never back McCain would end up backing McCain, and they have. I’m relieved they proved me right.

And finally, because it’s a reminder about what parties always do after a contested primary. McCain has enjoyed the luxury of time — he secured the GOP nomination while Dems continued to beat the crap out of each other, and got to work mending fences with his conservative critics. There are holdouts — James Dobson doesn’t seem to care about McCain’s overtures — but by and large, Santorum is following the predictable model.

The question I’ve been pondering, though, is whether the Democratic race will wrap up too late for the party to come back together again. Time will tell.”

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Hell yes we will. If only to shut the door on the party that has brought fascism to America–the GOP.

“Awh come on Mr. MH, I was going to put the [happy] face after that line, but thought it would be funnier without it. That line was in jest.”

See? That’s the problem with dealing with you Cons. Every time you attempt to make a joke it sounds like you’re serious.

And every time you’re serious, it’s a joke.

Sorry if you didn’t take it that way!

http://historymatters.gmu.edu/d/5057/

David B — I like your post — very accurate… The Right Wing is SO living in fear, that they are calling benefits of “PLAIN OLD HARD WORK” — Government hand outs!!

However, if they worked hard at their own jobs, and their employers rewarded them with extremely good benefit packages, they would say that they WORKED for it!!

Well — So do those European people!!

Or would I rather have some ignorant chairman from a massively secretive bank unconstitutionally control the value of the dollar in my pocket. The same fiat system that bails out failing banks on my dime.

Tough choice GMC. I can see though that you would rather have some moron dictate what your retirement is worth.

Some idiot wrote some racist crap in a news letter and it cost him his job. That, you want to tie to Ron Paul and state that he is a racist. Big whiff on that one scooter, specially since the president of the NAACP stood up for Ron. Speaks volumes. And you ignoring the same speaks volumes to your ignorance of the decades old story.

Now, you want to look at track records? Paul’s is absolutely spotless in voting. McCain? Not so much.

McCain Kennedy? Didn’t know you supported amnesty GMC.
McCain-Feingold? Didn’t know you hated the first amendment GMC
McCain-Lieberman? Didn’t know you were and anti-coorporation GW sky is falling liberal GMC
McCain-Kennedy-Edwards – Didn’t know you supported lawsuit abuse GMC
McCain-Reimportation of Drugs
McCain was agin the Bush tax cuts afore he was a fore em. Flip flop anyone?
The Gang of 14
The Keating five?

Great candidate you have there GMC. And yes, Ron Paul is still a candidate. He is still funded and supported. He hasn’t quit. More importantly his message will live far past the convention and Nov Elections. Paul’s message, voting record, and repeated schooling of Bernanke will still be strong long after McCain (God forbid) takes office and shows you the true liberal he is.

But keep supporting the socialist anti-constitution hot tempered, can’t even spell economy can’t wait to bomb Iran though he doesn’t know why dolt McCain.

“…we are right and everyone else is wrong.”

That’s the way to welcome serious political debate.

Tax Freedom Day will be April 23rd, 2008. America will work three days less to pay taxes in 2008 than in 2007; Stimulus Rebates push day of celebration up. For Kansans, our state Tax Freedom Day is April 18th, making us 26th in the nation.

“Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!”
But bring lot’s of tax money!!!!!!!!

Kansans Tax Burden:

http://www.taxfoundation.org/taxdata/show/455.html

Bring on the National Sales Tax (Consumption Tax), and disband the IRS forever!!!!!!!!!

Least we forget our anger at the complicated forms and paperwork should not be directed at the IRS but at the United States Congress instead. They make the fiscal policy. The IRS is just the instrument which carries it out. God bless em one and all.

RA, what happened right before your nick switched to “null”?

http://www.taxfoundation.org/UserFiles/Image/Tax-Freedom-Day/2008/figure3large.jpg

SEE THE CHART TO SEE HOW MANY MORE DAYS IT WILL BE IF THE TAX AND SPEND PEOPLE GET ELECTED.