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AZGrizFan wrote:If he picks Rice as his VP then yes. Most likely Gary Johnson though.
Itchin' for another prolonged land war in the ME, eh?AZGrizFan wrote:If he picks Rice as his VP then yes. Most likely Gary Johnson though.
House Niqqers are the only kind they like. They'll vote for her.eagleskins wrote:LOL. Rice. Not a single pub would ever vote for Rice if she was running for Pres. House N
I'll say this about Johnson: most national Libertarian candidates are crazy cranks. Johnson is no crank.AZGrizFan wrote:If he picks Rice as his VP then yes. Most likely Gary Johnson though.
A lot of them would vote for her but she would indeed have a problem because she leans pro choice on the abortion issue. It's not a race thing though. For example: If Alan West were running for President, unless he's got some skeleton that pops up, Republicans would vote for him and they would also be very enthusiastic so that there would be high Republican voter turnout. They'd like the way he carries himself. Take the video at the link at the bottom of this post. Yeah we can get into a debate about whether or not he should've said there are a bunch of communists in Congress but in terms of perception, watching the exchange, he really cut the guy off at the knees. I thought at the time that if this guy got into a debate with Obama it would create the impression of a grown man in a debate with a little boy. He'd kill Obama in terms of the impression created. He's got that air of authority and certainty. And the impression created is what counts.LOL. Rice. Not a single pub would ever vote for Rice if she was running for Pres. House N
What's really bad is disparaging Blacks who actually break out of the lock-step pattern of getting in line to support the Democratic Party. Like someone like Condi Rice is a "House Niqqer" because she doesn't toe the lock step line that Blacks are "expected" to toe.House Niqqers are the only kind they like. They'll vote for her.
I don't understand why you spill all this ink responding to someone who cannot be bothered to do anything other than regurgitate DNC sound bites and talking points. I am not even completely sure Jon is a real person and not some bot algorithm.JohnStOnge wrote:What's really bad is disparaging Blacks who actually break out of the lock-step pattern of getting in line to support the Democratic Party. Like someone like Condi Rice is a "House Niqqer" because she doesn't toe the lock step line that Blacks are "expected" to toe.House Niqqers are the only kind they like. They'll vote for her.
What you and others would call a "House Niqqer" in that sense I would call "A person with the courage to stand by their own thought process and conviction instead of doing what they're 'expected' to do." It'd be a lot more understandable to think of the 90% or so Blacks who consistently support the Democratic Party "House Niqqers." If ANY Blacks are "on the plantation" it's those who just vote Democrat year after year as a matter of reflex and/or being in a "that's what you do" culture in that respect. Then when one of them breaks away from that plantation we get the kind of stuff we see in calling Condi Rice a "House Niqqer."
That is exactly the kind of attack I would expect. The problem with it is that if anybody watches him for any length of time they'll realize it's not true. Anybody who's willing to be objective anyway. They may not vote for him, but they're going to see that he has a well-considered basis for what he says. He's WAY quicker on his feet than Sarah Palin.dbackjon wrote:Allen West? That dude is **** crazy, psycho. Doesn't have a grip on reality.
Allen West?
He makes Sarah Palin look like a genius
By "Hellenic," I assume you're referring to the state's dire fiscal condition and not to Chicago's ethnicity!UNI88 wrote:I live in the Hellenic Republic of Illinois. From an electoral college perspective my vote is irrelevant so I'll be voting Libertarian. Hopefully one or both of the parties eventually realize that people are fed up with their partisan bickering and start working on resolving real problems.
that said, the Windy City must have a Greek neighborhood somewhere.You're just jealous that you don't live in a swing state - here in Virginia we (along with our friends in Ohio, Florida, and a couple other states) get to choose who your new president will be - so suck on that donkboy!Cap'n Cat wrote:
The dude is the most plastic mannequin in the GOP since David Duke and Dan Quayle.
Or, are you laming out with the "anyone but Obama" cowardly shit? Bronco?
I could give a flying rip whether or not Allen West is black and I am not a supporter of the Democratic Party, but...JohnStOnge wrote:That is exactly the kind of attack I would expect. The problem with it is that if anybody watches him for any length of time they'll realize it's not true. Anybody who's willing to be objective anyway. They may not vote for him, but they're going to see that he has a well-considered basis for what he says. He's WAY quicker on his feet than Sarah Palin.dbackjon wrote:Allen West? That dude is **** crazy, psycho. Doesn't have a grip on reality.
Allen West?
He makes Sarah Palin look like a genius
Basically Allen West is dangerous to the "progressive" side because he is a Black that has been through the "authentic" Black experience in the US and who comes down on the side of conservatism. So they have to try to address him by engaging in ad hominem attacks in order to keep people from actually listening to him at any length. But if people do listen to him at any length he's going to make a good impression. He's going to come off as being able to back up what he says as he did with that young guy who tried to chide him about the "communists" statement.
Chizzang wrote:Ultimately Romney - like Obama - are both going to protect wall street and the FED
so SAME/SAME there
They both passed a universal health care reform bill - even though to get any (and I do mean ANY) votes after working closely with the president (his own words) he'll have to repeal the Bill that he actually thinks is good legislation...
so SAME/SAME there
Both Romney and Obama will pander to the Pentagon and a continual state of global warfare - we are a military industrial complex after all
So SAME/SAME there
Obama finally HAD TO take a liberal position on gay rights - but he held out as long as he could
He needed something to differentiate himself from Romney otherwise he would have held his original stance
Both have proven to be fairly easily bought
They are both all about feathering their own beds and making sure future alignments are in order
Obama had to (and will continue to have to) favor workers UNIONs - even though they have killed our global competitive abilities - because it wins him some Key States even though I don't think he gives a crap about them but no Democrat can let go of all those automatic votes
so it really comes down to social issues (again)
Abortion and citizens rights vs. Corporations rights
perhaps a few other things but I'm tired of thinking already... I kinda dislike them both
Meh...Ivytalk wrote: Tired of thinking, Chizzy? Grab that iron and press those jeans. It can be rejuvenating. When I get tired of thinking, I shop at produce stands. Just like Vito Corleone.
Bu bu bu bu bu but...Obama's a socialist! How can he be 85% like the Republican candidate too?Chizzang wrote:Meh...Ivytalk wrote: Tired of thinking, Chizzy? Grab that iron and press those jeans. It can be rejuvenating. When I get tired of thinking, I shop at produce stands. Just like Vito Corleone.
It's just that these guys are 85% identical
The only thing that separates them - other than Romney being forced to Repeal the Healthcare act that he actually has already proven he agrees with - is Social Issues