Comments Posted By Chip
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RUDY EXPLOITS MOVEON'S STUPIDITY
The "leadership" calling the shots at MoveOn could not have missed their intended mark any further if they'd tried. And to think they made an extra fund-raising push to finance this advertising fiasco in the NY Times. Just think of the PR positives which could have been accomplished with that money, such as helping ANSWER print more posters/leaflets hyping the "die-in" to be staged in the Capitol today or enabling more people from CodePink to act like "assholes" in the halls of Congress, as they were so aptly labeled by House Armed Services Chairman Ike Skelton(D) this week.
Comment Posted By Chip On 15.09.2007 @ 12:20
#16
You just don't get it. Not only does using words like "failure" to describe an on-going mission work against the "good guys" having a productive discussion/debate on forward-looking policy, but worse yet it only serves as more fodder for the enemy's propaganda mill.
Comment Posted By Chip On 15.09.2007 @ 09:55
#18
This may be a bit nuanced for your "progressive" mind to grasp, but assuming an equivalent "chaotic bloodbath" in both stay/leave scenarios is the height of delusion, deception or denial.
Still looking to divisively place blame instead of mutually seek answers? That's another move right out of the "progressive" playbook.
Comment Posted By Chip On 15.09.2007 @ 09:42
#1
First move would be for the Democrats to stop making political hay out of the specter of failure in Iraq. It boggles the mind such a despicable tactic would be employed at a time when U.S. forces are in harm's way, no less by people who continually catapult the propaganda about how they "support the troops" and Republicans/conservatives don't.
Of course the moonbats who continue to insist "Bush is not my president" or "it's Bush's war, not mine" are still out of their hateful, illogical, BDS-addled minds, but it's hard to blame them completely when a bipartisan action by Congress authorized the war, yet now one of those parties is attempting to disavow ownership of it after the going got tough and public approval waned.
Democrats could be showing backbone and leadership, standing strong in the face of a fickle, war-weary public and making the best of a bad situation they helped to initiate, but instead these hypocritical cowards are preemptively declaring an on-going mission to be "a failure" on the one hand, while continuing to fund it on the other, and somehow being allowed by their constituency to reconcile this obviously self-serving and conflicted behavior under the false pretense "Bush lied us into war" in the first place.
Comment Posted By Chip On 14.09.2007 @ 13:26
THE WOODSTOCK GENERATION AND NORMAN HSU
#6
Could be time to wean yourself off the anti-corporatist Kool-Aid, buddy.
Enron is a centerpiece of what's right with our country, the generation of wealth by intelligent, creative and motivated people operating ethically within the free market, and the swift hand of justice striking down those whose overwhelming greed compels them to cheat the system.
Comment Posted By Chip On 12.09.2007 @ 13:54
Hsu is tied to Rosenman, the "peace, love and high finance" guy?
The mindless sycophants on the left who were whipped into a frenzy over DeLay and Abramoff are going to be eating a lot of crow.
Comment Posted By Chip On 12.09.2007 @ 09:05
#5
So many small-minded stereotypes, so little time.
Someone who purports to speak for "the people" should probably be spending a lot less time soaking up the effluent from AAR and other "progressive" propaganda mills, of course unless you're only intending to speak for the small minority of moonbats who've been hoodwinked into believing the purveyors of this contemptuous and dreadfully pessimistic perspective on America have your best interests at heart and actually care about speaking the truth.
Based on the mind-numbingly sophomoric attacks on Thompson's character which are appearing with increasing frequency in some of the more dank corners of the liberal blogosphere. I truly pity those who derive truth, meaning, purpose and/or self-worth from the shallow and self-aggrandizing "reporting" of such blatantly manipulative and dishonest people.
Comment Posted By Chip On 11.09.2007 @ 13:41
I predict Fred! will be cleaning the floor with the likes of Romney and Giuliani in the next Republican debate, although he will eventually pick the latter as his VP running mate.
Comment Posted By Chip On 11.09.2007 @ 09:10
ATTACK ON PETREAUS A SURE SIGN OF DESPERATION
#14
Obviously you "don't know" how to interpret the results of a poll logically.
Comment Posted By Chip On 11.09.2007 @ 12:22
#4
Judging from your inane and paranoid ramblings here, you wouldn't know the first thing about having a healthy skepticism.
However, speaking of "seeing the BS coming," the vast, vast majority of Americans, being sane, balanced and generally positive people, will have no trouble viewing the antics of these moonbats in their proper perspective.
Comment Posted By Chip On 10.09.2007 @ 16:21
