WASHINGTON (AP) — The tea party’s latest darling, Delaware GOP Senate candidate Christine O’Donnell, aligned herself squarely with the Republican Party’s social conservative base Friday in criticizing Democrats and “ruling class elites” in her first national appearance since her upset primary victory.
“They’re trying to marginalize us and put us in a box,” O’Donnell said to cheers. “They‘re trying to say we’re trying to take over this party or that campaign. They don’t get it. We’re not trying to take over our country. We are our country. We have always been in charge.”
It wasn’t clear whether she was talking about the tea party or the conservative movement or both. But it didn’t seem to matter to the friendly crowd at the annual Values Voters Summit just days after she shocked the GOP with her upset of nine-term Rep. Mike Castle.
Since then, O‘Donnell has seemed to focus on trying to repair a reputation battered during the primary’s final days. She scheduled interviews on two Sunday morning news programs and made a last-minute appearance at Friday’s gathering, which serves as a testing ground for presidential candidates and up-and-coming Republicans.
After taking the stage to Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing,” O’Donnell recalled when President Barack Obama took over the White House in 2009.
“The conservative movement was told to curl up in a fetal position and just stay there for the next eight years, thank you very much,” O’Donnell told her audience — and then added coyly: “Well, how things have changed.”
She repeatedly struck a populist, outsider tone, dismissing the “D.C. cocktail crowd,“ chiding the ”Beltway popular crowd“ and blistering ”the ruling class elites.”
“They call us wacky. They call us wing nuts. We call us ‘We the people,’” O’Donnell said, invoking conservative stalwart Newt Gingrich’s saying: “There are more of us than there are of them.”
She made scant — if any — references to the Republican Party or the tea party coalition.
And only in passing did she acknowledge divisions within the conservative movement, saying there is not always agreement on strategy, endorsements and campaigns but “we’re loud, we’re rowdy, we’re passionate.”
O’Donnell trails Democrat Chris Coons, the New Castle County executive, in a state where Democratic voters far outnumber Republicans. Republicans and Democrats alike say it will be difficult for a conservative like O’Donnell to win the seat Vice President Joe Biden had held for decades.
Nevertheless, in the days since O‘Donnell’s victory, establishment Republicans, some grudgingly, were starting to embrace O’Donnell as their GOP nominee, mindful not to alienate tea party activists who her shepherded to victory and who are injecting a huge dose of energy into the Republican Party ahead of the Nov. 2 elections.
Texas Sen. John Cornyn, the head of the National Senatorial Campaign Committee, was planning to meet with O’Donnell. She was doing her part, too, to bridge the divide between the tea party and GOP establishment by appearing at the meeting.
Sponsored by the conservative Family Research Council, it served as friendly audience for the candidate, who started her political career years ago as a conservative activist and cable TV commentator focused on opposition to cultural issues such as abortion, homosexuality and premarital sex.
Since her GOP nomination victory, opponents have unearthed unflattering age-old TV clips, including one in 1996 in which she equated masturbation with adultery. She said then: “The Bible says that lust in your heart is committing adultery, so you can’t masturbate without lust.”
On Thursday, O’Donnell dismissed her previous comments and stressed that the Constitution — not her personal beliefs — will guide her votes on legislation.
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ziggy
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:54pmBark Bark Bark.
Report Post »I wonder if GlennBeckIsADemagogue and dangleteabags, or what ever that nickname, was have teamed up somewhere in trollhatten? They seem to have a penchant of being the first to speak out on many similar issues.
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Jeetman
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 2:53amLOL. I was thinking the same thing. In fact, how do we know he’s not the same person?
Oh and the other losers handle is Danglingbags. Good post hehe.
Report Post »Dhole
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:44pmI have made several long trips recently. A recurring thought as I look at our beautiful, bountiful and bustling country, I ask the question. Can O’ Bama bring all this down to ruin? I don’t believe it can happen, but I remember living near I-70 when Carter was President. It would often be hours between trucks passing by. Now, they are almost head-to-tail both ways, day and night. Can that all come down to a trickle? I guess it could, if we let it happen. Will California grow fruit, nuts, vegetables, without water? Will trucks transport these without fuel? Or with long electric cords and/or battery packs that last out the week? If electricity fuels transportation, what will the cost of a single Nectarine be in Ohio? If the Government controls Fuel/Cost/Production they have the means to force us to submit to their will. By starvation if it comes to that. And our freedom to roam this great land will wither like the Fruit and Nut trees of California, when denied water. We will become the People O’Bama loves to envision. Peons. Useful Servants of the Government. No wonder they want our guns!
Report Post »WISEPENNY
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 12:58amWhere’s all the “yellow bellied trolls” answering this post? TWO THUMBS UP, DHOLE!!!!
Report Post »DarthHubrys
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 5:52amgreat post. Disarming us will be the final move before they unleash their tyranny. I “fear” revolution is just around the corner if the Conservatives do not take enough seats to at least block some of this….agenda.
Report Post »Clem Kadiddlehopper
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:32pmI‘m really glad that it’s taken this long to find out about O‘Donnel’s problems with the IRS. If it had been common knowledge that she was confused, and failed to properly pay her taxes, she would have a cabinet position with the Obama administration.
Report Post »Mr. Geitner is probably sending her clandestine campaign contributions, hoping she gets elected and won’t seek his job.
flagbearer
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:30pmDoes anyone remember the Walt Disney Davy Crockett shows? Do you remember how Davy won a seat in Congress and showed up in his buckskins? I don’t think anyone in America cared about his having a Harvard degree, just being a loyal American was what counted. It’s high time we get back to placing more value on that ideal than what Harvard and other progressive institutions have to offer America. For all their elitist degrees and sophistication, they’ve just put us in one heck of a mess. I’ll take loyalty and common sense any day of the week. It‘s time for good ol’ American know how!
Report Post »printdesignchicago.com
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:52pmhell yes, flagbearer! it’s CHARACTER we need in congress. solid, HONEST character, something the current crop of political windbags lacks in a serious way.
Report Post »OverIt
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:25pmThe focus should be on Ms. O‘Donnell’s opponent. What are his ideas? What has he done? What are his values?
Report Post »Okpulot Taha
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 12:08amOVERLT asks, “The focus should be on Ms. O‘Donnell’s opponent. What are his ideas? What has he done? What are his values?”
Here is a bit of information for you, type of information which makes people mad.
Coons presided over New Castle county and their county council. Over the past three years, Coons raised property taxes three times, once each year. Last year, Coons inflicted a 25% increase in property taxes upon residents of New Castle county. Coons inflicted a massive property tax increase right in the middle of our worst recession since the Great Depression.
You can imagine this harm done to families out of work and struggling to make ends meet.
Those massive tax hikes over three years did not provide new services nor better services. Those taxes were applied to debt, a result of left liberal out-of-control spending in his county. Coons’ solution to debt and government spending is massive tax increases.
No brainer to figure out what he will do as a senator, do to all Americans.
Then there is his Marxist beard problem. This is scary.
Okpulot Taha
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EAGLEMOM
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 2:43amI am not sure he has any…….maybe that is why no one is talking about him….people are more shocked about someone who has values – O’Donnel
Report Post »krenshau
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:25pmThat was an excellent speech. Reminded me a little of Reagan.
Report Post »MIKEY FROM IL
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:19pmFor all of you liberals posting stuff here. You can no longer divide us. You can pick on who we choose as a politician, etc. but at the end of the day, if who we elect does not do as they promise, they are gone. So, you can pick away at Mrs. Odonnell as long as you want. She has been selected by Delaware voters. She appears to be a nice person trying to make a difference. She has more balls than any of us posting here because she has put her life on display and been subjected to scrutiny that most of us would never stand up to, nor fared much better. She is a great example of an American. However, the proof will be in te pudding if she does in fact get elected (I’ll bet she does!). If she does not do as promised, the voters of Delaware will put her butt back on the street. Welcome to a new day in America and American politics. I love this country and thank god for @$$hole liberals who keep things interesting.
Report Post »GumbyGunslinger
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:30pmMega dittos !!!!
Report Post »GumbyGunslinger
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:12pmA very sad commentary is radical marxists that have infested the government like a cancer and an ignorant or willing electorate that put them there. Sadly, the ‘watchdog’ had turned to ‘lapdog’ and is complicit in this takeover.
What passes for investigative journalism nowdays is lightyears away from what was intended in the first amendment to the Constitution. It‘s a sad state of affairs when a ’free press’ becomes the propaganda arm for the marxist agenda.
Shameful also is the treatment of O‘Donnell by the repugs simply because she was elected over the ’bearded marxist’ that was nothing but a liberal sockpuppet. RINO is too civil a description for this excrement in sheep’s clothing.
Report Post »RightPolitically
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:10pmOn O’Donnell, Karl Rove was on O’Reilly earlier and just keeps digging! What’s up with that guy. He’s down in a very deep hole already. Hey Karl, throw that damn shovel up out of there before you hit China!
Report Post »Freedomwatcherguy
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:56pmI think Karl is just being Karl. It‘s just that this event has revealed the fact that his observations are the result of viewing things through a very particular prism and he’s limited by that. His take on things is the result of his career as a campaign manager and that’s how they see things. He has stumbled here, but i still like him. But I was sort of appalled that he would say negative things about her after she won the primary. It’s not helpful. Perhaps he could help her with her campaign to make amends.
Report Post »swbkansas
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 12:55amCould it be that Karl is actually being Karl, and perhaps this Karl we see is “real”. While I am personally finding him difficult to read, if it were anyone else I would toss him in the toilet with the other liars and fakes. Maybe I’m over-reacting.
Report Post »EAGLEMOM
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 2:38amHe has revealed himself. He is a career political insider. That is what they all, Democrats and Republicans, have in common…..they are insiders they have the power….but all that is changing and they do not know what’s hitting them.
Report Post »AngryClinger
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 8:26amI think Karl is showing his true colors. In my mind, his kind of republican is the reason why people have been saying “there is no difference between a republican and a democrat”. We absolutely have to change that reality. The only way to change that reality is to stand up for conservative candidates whether they win or loss the race. Hopefully, more will win than lose but we have to stand for something or we might as well all be democrats. So, I am glad Karl, Krauthammer and the rest are pulling off the masks so we can see who they really are.
Report Post »jcatlanta
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:07pmI totally agree. What seems so difficult for these ideologues seems simple to me; have congress cut spending by 50% across the board. Do away with many of the regulatory boards. Phase out many of the social give away programs. Its not in the Constitution. Thats what churches are for and there would not be all the fraud. The churches would not allow it. Privatize whats left of social security for the ones closest to retirement and give them control. I‘ve never figured I’d get anything anyway. Congress hads long since busted into the “lockbox”. Its a pay me now or pay me later situation. They already robbed us. Lets at least allow the people that retire in the next 15 to 20 years get something. There are hard decisions to make byt they have to be made.
Report Post »RightPolitically
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:06pmHey, we shouldn‘t be so tough on poor ol’ GLENBECKISADEMAGOGUE because, boo-hoo, he is in pain. Let’s face it, liberals all over the place are now in pain. So I say to thee, cut the guy a break! After all, just think, come November 2nd most of them will have to be fitted into pretty little white straight jackets don’t ya know. Won’t that be stylish!
Report Post »OverIt
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:21pmIf they are put into straight jackets, I hope they are taken to the State run hospitals, but I’ll bet they would pray to go to a private one!
Report Post »WISEPENNY
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 1:11amAlso when we repeal the Healthcare Debauchery, we should put a clause in the bill that allows for the ones that “hooked and crooked” it into law have to still adhere to it, just as they wrote it.
Report Post »OverIt
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:04pmCalling someone stupid never advances an argument. I think most of us would agree that the Republican Party has gone off track. Each party has become corrupted by power and arrogance and has lost touch with “We, the people”. And, so many of us let it happen because we didn‘t or couldn’t pay extreme attention to what they were up to. Or we believed the media would hold them accountable. We can’t just throw our hands up and say, “All of them are corrupt, it’s no use”. We must make the effort to set things right. We are trying to get back on track. I am willing to lend my support to those whose values I share. I am impressed with those willing to step forward knowing they will be face relentless mockery by elitists in the media and in Washington. I’d rather have a representative that stumbles in the glare of the media scrutiny, but stands strong on principles. We need to pay attention to the platforms, policies, and values put forth by those stepping up to serve.
Report Post »DianaGL
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:47pmFor all of thoese that opine that O’Donnell and Palin are “stupid” or don’t have the right background to be in government, then why don’t we first look at the RESULTS of the existing so-called elites???? You have what the liberals claim to be the smartest president ever, Obama, who does not have a CLUE on how to creat a job. You have his “team” of educators, professors, with degrees from everywhere who are making a mess of the USA, it’s economy, it’s image to the world, and it’s image of power and strenghth. We have seen how the current government passes laws, they don’t bother to read anything, they just follow the party line, or whatever they can get for it, whatever pork or special deal they can extract. Nobody is in it for the country, or the people. They are in it for themselves, for their parties, for thier future benefit. The lid came off the pot when O’Donnel won, Castle, Rove, and their ilk are angry, because the “game” is OVER. O’Donnel, being new, and fresh, and yes, not having “all that background”, is going to be pragamatic, and look to see what the PEOPLE WANT! She may even blow the whistle on unethical things and everyone else looks away from for the purpose of getting along and getting invited. She is the emblem of what may END the FRAUD that is being committed on the USA, on the people. People like Palin and O’Donnell are not quacks or stupid or wingnuts, or all the things they are called. They are people who will NOT GO ALONG WITH THE FRAUD!!!! They scare the party elites. And it should be this way. Once and for all, the USA can show the world how you turn your country around, how you reign in on corruption, on special interests, on side deals, on conflicts of interests. This country is the richest country in the world, it should be floating in abundance, prosperity, strength, power, and have so much that it can overflow with gifts to the rest of the world, with little to NO unemployment or even poverty in our own borders. We are in the situation we are in because of the utter corruption and lack of ethics of those so-called “intelligent elites”, who used thier intelligence for their own sake. WE DON’T NEED THEM ANYMORE. Let’s put somebody who struggled, who understands what it is to make a payroll, who was a common individual to make the rules, to follow the will of the people.
Report Post »EAGLEMOM
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 2:27amI agree. Well said. I am at a point where I am turned off by all traditional politicians. In the end, they all seem to be the same. I want some good ole everyday Americans who can relate to what life is like in the real world.
Report Post »Okpulot Taha
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:42pmThe absolute best intellectual quality any of us can enjoy is old fashion common sense. Both Sarah Palin and Christine O’Donnell enjoy exceptional common sense.
Common sense is not a degree you can earn in college. Common sense comes from upbringing and from living a hard working honest life. My grandma could not read nor write but she was about the smartest woman and the hardest working woman I have ever known; a doctorate in common sense.
I must confess something. We are stuck in left liberal loony California, for now. Although our girl’s first name is “Doctor” as well is mine, neither of us cotton to hanging around with other “Doctors” at our university nor in our professional lives. Those called “Doctor” out here in California ain’t got a lick of sense, not one bit, and most are about as smart as a bucket of rocks, just like Barack Obama.
We much prefer socializing with Salt of the Earth; hard working spirited ordinary people who enjoy common sense. Our girl and I will take a sweaty horse smelly cowboy over a Harvard professor any day. The two of us are fortunate, her daddy is a sweaty hard working cowboy who smells like a corral.
I would enjoy sitting, talking and swapping lies with Palin and O’Donnell. Both are just like us, hard working and fun loving average Americans. We can trust those two and other conservatives like them, and trust is sorely lacking over on Capitol Hill.
Okpulot Taha
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WISEPENNY
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 12:42amNot trying to disrespect you, but where I was raised , we were taught you could stop a thief but you couldnt stop a liar. I couldn’t help but notice, Dr. Taha, that you seem to take pride in being able to lie proficiently as though it’s an endearing quality or something. Please enlighten us not quite so down to earthers on why being an accomplished liar, of any sort, is worth anything of value. Can you?
Report Post »EAGLEMOM
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 2:19amI too have a college degree and I agree that it is something to be proud of and an accomplishment. However I don’t remember where in the constitution it sets forth college education requirements for our elected leaders….could someone tell me where that is? When I evaluate a candidate I am much more concerned about leadership, integrity, strength, sincerity and common sense among other qualities.
Report Post »Okpulot Taha
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 11:38amWISEPENNY begs to be enlightened, “Dr. Taha, that you seem to take pride in being able to lie proficiently as though it’s an endearing quality or something. Please enlighten us not quite so down to earthers on why being an accomplished liar, of any sort, is worth anything of value.”
Say, have I ever told you about the day my whiskey drinking rodeo riding husband done roped an Oklahoman tornado then rode that spinning howling dark devil clean down to Laredo, Texas? Why, seeing him sitting up there atop his roped tornado, waving his cowboy hat, spurring his tornado while grinning and hollering, I surely couldn’t help but fell in love with the boy.
What a sight! My boy riding high and proud on his wild dark tornado straight from Hades. Tell ya, bolts of lightning are crackling out from between his legs, sparks are exploding from his spurs and each wave of his cowboy hat paints a colorful rainbow across the sky!
Oh, almost forgot. Wise Penny, you ever read Mark Twain?
Okpulot Taha
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Okpulot Taha
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 12:47pmEAGLE MOM shows off her smarts, “When I evaluate a candidate I am much more concerned about leadership, integrity, strength, sincerity and common sense among other qualities.”
Leadership, Sarah Palin is most certainly a leader, as is Christine O’Donnell and many other Tea Party like leaders. Palin does not hesitate to grasp a bull by its horns then lead this bull to a young heifer, “Alright, bull, you know what to do. Get busy, America needs a productive milk cow.”
Integrity, Sarah says what she means, and she means what she says. Sarah walks the talk and she is walking right over corrupt career politicians over on Capitol Hill. Sarah is leading the way and she is kicking aside crooked politicians and mindless left liberals.
Strength, one look at Sarah Palin and you see gorgeous strength. No matter the contest, basketball to politics, Sarah is kicking Obama’s cigarette smoking sorry backside clean over the moon. Sarah is fearlessly handing out black eyes, right and left. Look at Mike Castle sitting over there in a corner whining and crying like a dirty diaper left liberal.
Sincerity, Palin and O’Donnell clearly and sincerely care about our home, America. Both girls are withstanding constant ridicule in their efforts to sincerely improve the lives of all Americans.
Common Sense, you betcha! Wink, wink. Common sense is the most critical quality a leader needs. Common sense leads to leadership, integrity, strength and sincerity. Common sense is what informs us our America is headed in the wrong direction, and common sense informs us we need honest and truthful leaders like Palin and O’Donnell to have our nation back on the right future track.
== REMEMBER IN NOVEMBER ==
Okpulot Taha
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Dddriver
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:37pmGbdemo doesn’t understand the reality of the situation! I’d rather have an idiot screw me on accident than the jerkweeds in Washington screwing me on purpose so said the small business guy
Report Post »jcatlanta
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:35pmAll that being said about education and background, the country needs some of us to go into politics. This country needs help with people that arn’t into it for the power or money they can get out of politics but with what they can give back to a country thats given us so much. The country once again needs true servants that HAVE held a real job and solved REAL problems. The country needs people with a strong moral compass that wil help right this ship and get it back on course.
Report Post »PostProgressiveAmerican
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 7:51amI agree.
My last statement showed I have contributed almost $90k to Social Security – they can keep it if they just stop deducting from my pay!
Report Post »Okpulot Taha
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:14pmBROKER101 comments, “How about a little roll call:”
(snipped for brevity):
BROKER0101: Bachelor of Science
loving wife, Kim
beautiful, intelligent and talented daughters
Okpulot Taha: BS, MS, PhD
Ornery Daughter: BS, MS, PhD
Ornery Daddy: whiskey drinking rodeo riding Okie cowboy; refuses to admit he is college educated.
Our greatest pride, Broker, is our being born Okie farmers. All of us in our small family do desire to return to a simple life of rural farming. I miss plowing behind a mule. Our girl misses making quilts. Her daddy misses evenings sitting out on our front porch sipping white lightning while swapping lies and watching lightning bugs fly around.
Like you, Broker, I am always amused by those who assume most of us conservatives are illiterate toothless beer bellied red necks clinging to our guns and God, as Obama would say of us.
However we do drive old nineteen-fifties Chevy pickup trucks. No rifle racks, though.
Okpulot Taha
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wingedwolf
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:22pmOKPULOT TAHA Grandfather, it sounds like Heaven.
Report Post »broker0101
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:27pmMake no mistake, my intention was not to toot my horn, nor to imply what kind of “education” is best. Thank you for participating in that roll-call and showing everyone literate person here what and how valuable your “education and discernment” is. Thank you!
Report Post »jcatlanta
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:28pmI really enjoy your posts and your perspective on things. Like you the older I get the more I just want to get back to the earth and grow things. My grandparents grew mostly Cotton in Texas where I’m from. The best times in my life were on the farm. I followed my dream and now I just want to go back to the simple life.
I forgot to mention my wife Barbara is an Attorney (prosecuting type) from Emory and we are looking forward to a huge vegetable garden. That sitting on the porch sounds great to me. Amen my brother.
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Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:09pmJCATLANTA comments, “I really enjoy your posts and your perspective on things.”
Ha! Ha! I have another one of you boys fooled! I am just a great liar. However, your kind words are appreciated, sincerely.
JCATLANTA adds, “Like you the older I get the more I just want to get back to the earth and grow things. My grandparents grew mostly Cotton in Texas where I’m from. The best times in my life were on the farm.”
Yes, sir, we know about Texans! You know Texas is just Baja Oklahoma. My husband and I are retired now. Our girl just turned thirty, still single, still has not made us grandparents. This is OK. We are actively making plans to get ourselves the heck out of California. This has become a terrible place to live.
Farming, many of us dream of returning to the farm but this is not an easy life. Rather sad there are so few family farms here in America. Today, you need to be wealthy to afford a farming life.
My husband and I left Oklahoma decades back because we could no longer earn a decent living at farming. As you know, large scale commercial government subsidized agri-business has pushed aside family farmers. We fell victim to this and had no choice but to leave our farm.
On Texas, we have never met more friendly yet staunchly conservative people. We worked our way to California, lived in our old rust bucket Chevy pickup and motels. Took us a year to get to California. Crossing Texas, we lived in many small towns, we saddle trained horses, picked cotton and worked oil fields of West Texas. If not for Texans, we would still be stuck somewhere, don’t know where. A difference is Texans were willing to hire us and expected us to work hard. We did. We earned our keep. Upon proving our worth to Texans, those folks took us in as family members.
We owe a deep debt to Texans. We would not enjoy our comfortable lifestyle today if not for Texans, decades back, helping us make our way to the Land of Milk and Honey, California, which is now left liberal La La Land.
My long winded point is Texans represent our American Spirit. Texans will find work for you, will provide opportunity, but you are expected to earn your keep. This is why, today, the Great State of Texas is in the best financial shape of all states. Texans have an excellent work ethic.
Thank you for your gracious words or as us Okies say, “I declare, you done be a right nice boy!”
Okpulot Taha
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Sardu
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:17pmWell, I guess I’m the pitiful one around here… dropped out of school in 11th grade, got a GED and later took a couple years of college and got an Associates Degree. So I must be one of the dumb loser Palin followers. Oh sure, I tested with a 153 IQ when I was 6, read at college level by 2nd grade and I’m a world renowned composer and musician. But I‘m a Conservative so obviously I can’t be *that* smart.
Report Post »Okpulot Taha
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:21pmBROKER0101 boasts, “Make no mistake, my intention was not to toot my horn….”
You should toot your horn. You have earned your bragging rights. Earning a college degree is difficult and requires a lot of hard work. Same is true for farmers, grocers, soldiers and ditch diggers along with many other successful people.
Being successful, college degree or not, is darn hard work. Along with being successful comes bragging rights, “I am successful.” We earn this right through years of hard work. This is not we brag nor rub our success in the faces of others, we simply politely acknowledge, “I worked hard to be successful.“ This ”bragging” is our right having worked so hard.
A community organizer who cheated his way into presidency, this boy has not earned his bragging rights. Quite the opposite, he has earned himself scorn and ridicule.
So, you toot your horn, Broker. You earned this right. You make your family proud.
Okpulot Taha
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Okpulot Taha
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:45pmSARDU gives me a laugh, “Well, I guess I’m the pitiful one around here… dropped out of school in 11th grade, got a GED…I‘m a Conservative so obviously I can’t be *that* smart.”
Ha! Your sarcasm is appreciated! Suppose I should confess again, I do not have a high school diploma nor does my husband. We have our college degrees, though! Better, we have common sense which is priceless.
SARDU, we were born to be farm hands. Our choice was to work our farm to feed our family or attend school and have our family go hungry. We attended school whenever we could, but our farm came first. We never left our rural community, no reason. Upon leaving our farm to find work and a better life, when we went out into the real world, we discovered just how ignorant and illiterate we were. This motivated us to work hard at becoming educated. This made all the difference.
SARDU adds, “I’m a world renowned composer and musician.”
Hmmm… when I take to singing, children start crying and adults cover their ears. My singing sounds like two tomcats fighting over a pretty Siamese girl cat. But I can tell the most entertaining lies like all get out!
SARDU, you well serve to exemplify hard work and determination is what have us successful. An education, a college degree, this is a tool to help us be successful.
Okpulot Taha
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Okpulot Taha
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:51pmWINGED WOLF dreams, “it sounds like Heaven.”
Ironically, Wolf, when young I dreamed of getting off the farm and living in a big city. Today, now older and wiser, I find myself dreaming of getting back to the farm.
This seems a common experience for many; we wise up and realize this value of a simple life.
Okpulot Taha
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Sardu
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 12:01amOkpulot Taha, your posts are making my night! Thanks for the kind words. Many people are smart but far fewer are wise. You are surely in the latter category *g*
Report Post »rocktruth
Posted on September 19, 2010 at 12:10amOkpulot Taha – The best way to toot your horn is by setting an example. Let others see your good works.
The Bible says:
Let another person praise you, and not your own mouth; A stranger, and not your own lips. (Prov 27:2 NKJV)
For promotion cometh neither from the east, nor from the west, nor from the south. But God is the judge: he putteth down one, and setteth up another.(Psa 75:6-7 KJV)
Pride generally goes before a fall. You do not have to toot your own horn, but you should persist in acting with both humility and a resolute focus on the mission. Don’t get discouraged by lack of recognition or early success. Build up the people around you and give them credit…
Ref: http://govleaders.org/getting_ahead.htm
New study shows narcissism on the rise:
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broker0101
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 9:45pmDEMAGOGUE, if you think “Good ol’ family values” are somehow a bad thing, you must be lonely as hell. Let’s hear about your “education and discernment”. Tell us about your successful career and fulfilling personal life, too.
Report Post »Shall we nip this “educated and discerning” BS in the bud right now? How about a little roll call:
BROKER0101: Bachelor of Science, University of Wisconsin, Madison, ‘92. President and Managing Member, Cornerstone Wealth Management Group, LLC. Beautiful, loving wife, Kim and even more beautiful, intelligent and talented daughters, Sasha and Kalin. Hobbies include big game offshore fishing, supporting my daughters’ competitive dance and POLITICS.
You’re up, tough guy….
GlennBeckIsADemagogue
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:11pmsounds like you are more intelligent than either of palin or o’donnell. you’re misinterpreting things if you think i am somehow “against” family values. what i am against is some empty-headed politician acting like he or she is going to be the savior of them. the republicans have been pulling this crap for years, focusing on these emotional “hot button” issues like abortion, gay rights, gay marriage, blah blah blah while they wave the flag. And stupid people buy into that crap. they forget that they campaign on fiscal responsibility and drive up record defecits. They forget all about being promised term limits. They forget about financial responsibility when it comes to funding unnecessary wars. And don’t give me any drivel about, oh that’s the republicans. the tea party will be different. Now that, that is b.s. Demagoguery is demagoguery, and Glenn Beck and his ilk are the new masters of it. It is a very sad commentary on the state of our country.
Report Post »jcatlanta
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:14pmI’m with you Broker, I’m just a stupid conservative who believes in what the founder fathers gave us and strong Biblical values. Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Texas A&M University. Over the last 30 years, I have done aircraft design for General Dynamics on the F-16, Gulfstream on the G5 design, Lockheed Martin on the F-22 design, Boeing on the 787, 747-8 designs. Wonderful wife and 8 great kids that I love with all my heart. I bet there are other real low achieving cretans here just like us.
Report Post »broker0101
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:23pmYeah, DEMAGOGUE, Constitutional Conservatism is the bastion of the “stupid”. While Liberalism or Progressivism (or whichever bit of semantics you cling to) is the home of the “intelligent”. Right. You forgot to regale us with details and documentation of your “education and discernment”. Please, share with us now.
Report Post »Jeetman
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 2:17amYou want to know what the best thing is Demagogue? When she wins the gubernatorial race, we‘ll find out who’s right. The truth will come out. As it has about Obozo. When that happens, will you be the first to apologize? I think not. When she does as she says she’ll do, you’ll find some lame excuse to put her down and ridicule her.
Report Post »Jeetman
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 2:23amNeed to make a correction in my last post. I said “when she (Christine O’ Donnell) wins the gubernatorial race. I meant the senatorial race. I wish there was a way to edit your posts after sending them hehe.
Report Post »Psychosis
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 4:35amHI sadly i couldnt afford a great education but………… i can lay a foundation to a house frame a house roofing siding sheetrock welding motor rebuild automotive rebuilds graduated high school with a 3.8 and dare anyone to hold a civil discussion with me on a plethora of topics and come out at the end still calling me a dummy
Report Post »PostProgressiveAmerican
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 7:31am@psychosis – education does not equal intelligence by any means. Most of the people I respect in my personal life never went to college, and one multi-millionaire dropped of of school in the 6th grade. I myself started out picking oranges and avocados in So. California (yes, along side illegal aliens), construction and finally as a welder before I decided to go to college. Since I had a wife and child, it was not an easy decision by any means.
What many Americans have lost sight of is that we cannot survive with a service and consumer-based economy. Buying ‘stuff,’ pushing paper and moving wealth around creates nothing…to survive, we must retore our manufacturing base; we must create wealth (as Mr. Beck says, “Make More Pies”) rather than dividing the wealth we have. To do this, we will need a diverse society with a variety of educational backgrounds and skill sets.
The big difference I see between conservatives and liberals when it comes to education is what they believe it provides:
Liberals tend to see education as its own end, giving them a feeling of superiority for being ‘smarter’ than ‘the masses’ with little real-world experience to back it up. That is probably why they gravitate to Academia…so they can collaborate with thier ‘elite” cronies to reshape society to reflect thier impractical ideals. Since they have never had to produce anything of value, they do not understand the value of production.
Conservatives, on the other hand, view education as a tool, the application of knowledge (gained through education and/or experience) is used to create products, create wealth and improve society in a practical way. Understanding the value of hard work, reinvestment and the production of goods, the creation of weath, is what defines them.
Sorry for rambling…maybe should have stuck with just saying “I agree.”
Report Post »Moonage Daydreamer
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 9:42pmStupid Troll…GlennBeckIsADemagogue…just crawl back under the rock from whence you came…you add not one iota of intelligence…when one of you trolls can actually debate somthing with a smidge of brains, come on back…until then just crawl away…you have been dismissed…
((Freak out in the moonage daydream… ))
Report Post »wingedwolf
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:14pmLOL, but don’t give this idiot what he wants. I SWEAR, he waits for comments like this with kleenex in one hand, and in the other….
Report Post »Moonage Daydreamer
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 9:38pmDirect Quote: “They’re trying to marginalize us and put us in a box,” O’Donnell said to cheers. “They‘re trying to say we’re trying to take over this party or that campaign. They don’t get it. We’re not trying to take over our country. WE ARE OUR COUNTRY!! We have always been in charge.”…. “The conservative movement was told to curl up in a fetal position and just stay there for the next eight years, thank you very much,” O’Donnell told her audience — and then added coyly: “Well, how things have changed.”
Why yes, oh my YES!! How things HAVE changed!!
This sleeping giant has awoken, and nothing will hold back or stem the tide of renewed Conservatism!!
This will be once again be a GREAT country, we ARE exceptional, we the PEOPLE will have what we want for a nation…we can be proud of our accomplishments…
You go Girl!! Send her money, support our brave Christine O’Donnell!! Doesn’t have to be a lot, a couple bucks will aid her campaign…do it for us all!!
((Freak out in the moonage daydream…))
Report Post »Chris
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 9:37pmThe bottom lines is that what she did say back in the 90′s is really pretty correct. That said, in my opinion it falls under the Catholic Church stance on birth control, condoms and such. Some people are just gonna do what they think is right for them. At the end of the day her message is not a bad thing. Look what happen to younger school kids after Clinton was President. Oral Sex was “OK” suddenly. you have to lead by example and if those are her views so be it. Encouraging the right thing is a good thing.
Report Post »GlennBeckIsADemagogue
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 9:32pm“They rally round the family, with a pocket full of shells.” Good ol’ family values, the right wing politicians never tire of campaigning on them, a populace that is neither educated or discerning apparently never tires of voting for them. I don’t see much difference in the private lives of any of the politicians, right or left, republican democrat or independent. Some of them are good folks, a lot of them need some help or direction. I don‘t doubt Christine O Donnell’s sincerity, but i totally doubt her ability. We could probably find a dozen kids in any 3rd grade classroom in America with more competence than her.
Report Post »drattastic
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:00pmNice “Rage Against the Machine ” reference DEMAGOGUE ,I guess I know where your head is at but if you don’t doubt her sincerity ,then why not give her the benefit of the doubt,Why not take a chance on an outsider .these supposedly super smart a**wipes from Harvard ,Princeton,Yale,etc… sure have made a giant pile of crap out of everything they try to fix. I certainly think I could do a better job you probably think you could too. If you think this current pile of sh….politicians are doing great ,then maybe you should lay off the crack pipe for awhile .
Report Post »broker0101
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:07pmI have little doubt, the highly “educated and discerning” DEMAGOGUE is currently enrolled in or recently flunked out of his local JuCo. His “education” consists of sucking from the LeftyMedia-Teat and picking fights in cyberspace that would get him killed in the real world.
Report Post »broker0101
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:17pmLet me clarify, lest I be misunderstood: I believe ANY fight DEMAGOGUE would pick in the real world could be life-threatening for him because his ilk is NEVER actually prepared to defend itself in any practical way.
Report Post »drattastic
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:17pmBROKER I think I may be developing a sort of a man love for you ( if you are )not in an “don‘t ask don’t tell” sort of way but in a back to back bar fight sort of way .
Report Post »Zoe
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:21pmDrattastic- Exactly-I with you!
Report Post »RightPolitically
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:22pmSincerity is the only “value” she needs. If O’Donnell is competent enough to keep her word, that is more than enough for me. If she says what she means, means what she says, and votes SINCERELY, well now, wouldn’t that be refreshing for a Washington politician!
Report Post »doncarr61
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:38pmThe same 3rd graders could replace Obama also.
Report Post »broker0101
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:38pmDRATT, there’s going to be a whole lot of us in that fight in the back of the bar in November that had never been dragged back there before. Most of us were just enjoying a beer at a table with friends until our government “representation” poured a drink over our heads. I’m honored to be a part of your concise analogy.
Report Post »hanna00
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:03pmDemagogue I was scanning for low substance posts and I found the 2nd one on this page and it was yours again…. You really loose your point when you say silly things like your 3rd graders have more competence. Now come on really? I am sure your 3rd graders dont really know more than her..your hyperbole is silly. Stick to the points rather than making silly points. Back up your points with research. I dont know alot about her yet but I am researching on my own and then comparing.. I dont want to make a judgment until I have researched her. If you have that is great share (not talking points from someone else)…but share solid info.. and leave your 3rd graders out of it..
Report Post »338lapua
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:41pmIt really is too bad that everyone on this site is so friendly and polite. Opinions are great things….everyone has one! However when ones depth of analysis is to call names and insult…..
Report Post »you really don’t have an opinion. This makes you unique.
AMERICA4EVER
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 12:18amHey GLENNBECKISADEMAGOGUE, check out a city like Detroit and tell what happens when people keep voting in the same ilk and expecting a different result.
Report Post »IndianaUSA
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 12:35amYou get get 200 preschoolers to replace the dumocrats in Congress.
Report Post »DarthHubrys
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 5:45amwe could probably find a dozen 2nd graders with more political understanding then you as well…glad to see the trolls still active around here though, you guys are a nice blend of annoying and amusing.
Report Post »natstew
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 8:36amGLENNBECKSADEMOGOGUE, Sarah Palin and Odonnald are not dummies, you’re the dummie here.
Now to address your complaint about ability, how much ability does it take to vote yea or nay?
Report Post »Buck Bagaw
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 11:19amGreat one-handed typing Demigag. Now for the rest of you with functioning mental capabilities, discussion is fine but Christine has to get her ideas to the “uninvolved” voters. You know, the ones who watch Dancing with the Stars, Americon(o on purpose) Idol, and get their news from the lamestream media. She needs MONEY to win and it takes less time to write a check to her campaign than it does to come up with and type a witty retort to a socialist idiot. Do it now.
Report Post »baldwin4freedom
Posted on September 19, 2010 at 12:02amObama, “The police acted stupidly.“ ”My grandmother is a typical white person.“ ”If we pass this unemployment will not go above 8 %.”
Pelosi, “The word ” ?????
Biden, “We have to go into the debt to get out of debt.” ??????
Conyers, “How can we read the bill when it takes two days and two lawyers to figure out what it means.”
All para-phrasing
Nobody wants to be talking about how stupid the other side is when it comes to politicians. This only makes oneself look more stupid.
What is truly important is the direction that they want to go with our country. Do you want big government that only sucks the life out of the people, or do you want to downsize the government and have people be more self-reliant.
Another way to put it is, big government = creating a disabled society
Small government = empowering society
Big government CANNOT solve all of our little problems, they only create more problems with their large bureaucracies which breeds incompetance.
Report Post »broker0101
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 9:23pmRight. Because you have a thorough understanding of both of their ideologies and are prepared to debate them on the issues, right? Oh, no, it’s because your depth and breadth of political understanding is limited to the bumper-sticker one-liners the Daily Kos, Huffington Post and Keith Olberman spoon feed you. i.e, The comedic Onion classic, “You are dumb.”
Report Post »Mike777
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:22pmI agree
Report Post »broker0101
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:42pmAnd yes, We’ll metaphorically be back-to-back, in the back of the bar bar fight.
Report Post »GlennBeckIsADemagogue
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 9:17pmMaybe we should include the Tin Man song at O Donell rallies. .. “if i only had a brain”
wingedwolf
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:11pmIf you had just half a brain, it would go out and try to find the other half.
Report Post »iowaman
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:19pmI hate to break it to you, oh one of great intelligence, but the tin man needed a heart not a brain. It was the scarecrow that needed a brain. Perhaps you are in need of a heart and a brain.
Report Post »wingedwolf
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:28pmIOWAMAN LOL I needed that. These demolibersocialcommie punks make me tired.
Report Post »338lapua
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:35pmBack under your bridge……TROLL
Report Post »QweeQwa
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 12:06amI thought you had to be 18 or over to post on here. Once again more lame childish insults from the Becksters.
Goodnight America.
Report Post »Jeetman
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 1:54am@GLENNBECKISADEMAGOGUE/*******
LOL can you REALLY be any more stupid? You need a frontal lobotomy!
Report Post »toongoon
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 8:26amIs this teadanglingbags twin brother?
Report Post »NASSAUPLAYER828
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 3:37pmBe sure to bring the star of stupidity on the stage to sing —————–Joe Obiden
Report Post »GlennBeckIsADemagogue
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 9:06pmOnly time will tell who is more stupid. Christine O Donell or Sarah Palin.
REVEL
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 9:20pmYou’re just jealous!! Sticks and stones baby!!!
GlennBeckIsADemagogue
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 9:38pmIt’s not really sticks and stones. I think it would be more of a contest. Which of these two women will say the stupidest thing, or do the stupidest thing. Its a reality show better than America’s Got Talent. I really shouldn’t stoop to name-calling, but i’m not really sure it is in this case. I mean, these two women are stupid. That’s a fact jack. If you want one of them to be among the most powerful 100 people in the country, or one of them to the be most powerful person in the free world, God bless you is all i can say.
RightPolitically
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:13pmIf Beck’s a demagogue, what the heck is Obama? Let me answer that for you……. Big Brother!
Report Post »paperpushermj
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:17pmdemagogue.. have you know argument… nothing smart to say? that the only thing you bring to this board is a personal attack. You like words and their meaning try… VAPID
Report Post »Gigantopithecus
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:26pmYou Libturds really are scared to death aren’t you. It‘s so obvious the way you attack O’Donnell, that you are actually scared **** less of her.
Report Post »doncarr61
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:32pmShow me some empirical proof that Sarah Palin is stupid. Seems to me that you lack any substantiation and have resorted to personal attacks. The sign you have lost the argument before you have started. Possibly you may be an Ivy Leaguer overpaid for a ‘rip off ’ product. Those evil Capitalist educators (do not think for a moment that Harvard is a non-profit organization).
Report Post »MiddleFinger
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:33pmDon’t count Christine out. She is not stupid
Maybe unethical but not stupid
Chris G
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:41pmI gotta admit: I respect her principles & she‘s as cute as a bug’s ear, but I’m not so sure if Ms. McDonnell is ready for primt time politics yet…..just like w/ President Obama.
Report Post »hanna00
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 10:56pmI dont know hardly anything about O’Donnell so I will research, and then form an opinion. However, I do know more about Sarah Palin. Have you ever held a position as a Governor? She started in the PTA, then city council, mayor of Wasilla, held a position on the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (became a whistle blower) and took on Big Oil, and then became the Governor of Alaska. So unless you Glennbeckisademagogue are a undercover Governor of some state you have no resume to compete or comment on Palin…for if you do then you will be contradicting since Pres. Obama only was a community organizer, Senator, although graduate of Harvard an elite but no practical experience of executive experience until he became a President. She had more executive experience than him.
Report Post »So with that being said…I dont think he is technically stupid just different ideologies. He knows exactly what he wants to achieve and the heck with what the majority of the people wants (look at his polling numbers)…. Your ideology may be different from hers but to say she is stupid looses your argument because you have no valid points other than ideology and a few sound bites that show her to be unfavorable.
MIKEY FROM IL
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:24pmGo ahead and pick on her. She has more ball$ than you will ever have. She put her life in the spotlight and allowed the entire American media to cut her to pieces under a microscope and she is still standing as a proud candidate selected to run for the US Sentate. And who are you? Some friggin pansy who hides behind a screenname on a website. She will be a great senator who we all hope will do good by we the people. If not, she will be voted back into obscurity. You marxists will NEVER divide us again. It is a new day in America. I love it.
Report Post »338lapua
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 11:33pmTrolls live under bridges…..right?
Report Post »Please go back under your bridge, unless you have something to contribute.
AMERICA4EVER
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 12:12amHarry Reid takes that award!
Report Post »joycevon9
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 1:04amYes, time will tell….and your stupid label will land on you!
Report Post »BarryDead
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 1:48amCharlie Rangel and Joe Biden are your heros?
Report Post »Jeetman
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 1:49amFor you to not be moved by that speech only confirms my opinion of you….
You’re a moron.
We do see who the idiots are. libterds like you. Go back to your Huffington Post. You’ll be received more warmly there.
Report Post »megalonzerg
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 2:11amI watched the clip and saw no evidence that O’Donnell is stupid. Everything she said in this clip was pure common sense. Best of all, if she keeps her campaign promises, she will be able to also keep her oath of office, to protect and defend the Constitution. Over 90% of politicians currently serving in office had promised to break this oath of office dozens of times before they ever took the oath, and when they kept their campaign promises, they did break their oaths of office over and over again.
I believe she is sincere about her intent to defend and protect the Constitution, and that makes her more qualified to hold a public office than any candidate I have ever had the opportunity to vote for. She gives the 65% of people who NEVER VOTE a reason to finally come out and do so.
Report Post »Rev. WC
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 6:04amStupid is as stupid does and you did!
Report Post »thecommish58
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 6:43amLt. Gen. Bostick said. “But these people opposing this new policy will need to get with the program, and if they can’t, they need to get out. No matter how much training and education of those in opposition, you’re always going to have those that oppose this on moral and religious grounds just like you still have racists today.” (speaking on changes to policies to “Don‘t ask don’t tell”)
Good example of how the “small elite” only support and allow dissent IF it fits their views – how can general be allowed to attack his own troops – just because they agree with current policy…when HE is the one that is in violation of current policy.
Report Post »Hondaman
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 6:47amWhy do you even look at sites like this?
Report Post »connieok
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 7:54amSeriously GBIAD? Do we NEED to list the high-up DEMS and the incredibly stupid things they’ve said? The list is long (Maxine Waters “bring back the flag from Mars” and tops off with POTUS himself, having “visited all 57 states”. Please, there’s a real contest.
Report Post »79USMC83
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 7:57amDefinition of TRAITOR
1: one who betrays another’s trust or is false to an obligation or duty
2: one who commits treason
Now put the word CONGRESS in for TRAITOR!!! This is the ONLY reason there IS a TEA PARTY.
Crist is a TRAITOR for running as an Independant. Specter was a TRAITOR for jumping ship also!!
Beck has a rally about CHARACTER, the LEFT is all over him and the people that attended it!!!
Many of WE THE PEOPLE are sick of your PARTY POLITICS. The reason the center has moved RIGHT though is not for the Republican PARTY so much. It is that the other choice is to vote for PROGRESSIVES,SOCIALISTS and COMMUNIST like the COMMUNIST O’Donnel will be running against in Delaware!!
Look at all the Dems that are running away from the “Speech Giver” and the Health-Care Bill they voted for just to get votes and stay in office. THIS is what WE THE PEOPLE are sick of!!
Mandatory Health-Care was not a tax and Steph read him the freaking definition. Now that it is going to lose in court it is a TAX!!
WE THE PEOPLE do not mind paying tax’s it is the CRAP we pay for. $800,000 dollars of STIMULUS money to teach AFRICAN men how to wash their Genitalia !!!
BETTER DEAD THAN RED !!
TERM LIMITS NOW !!!
FAIR TAX NOW !!
NO MORE PENSIONS FOR CONGRESS!!
NO MORE CAREER POLITICIANS!!
Report Post »deddog
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 8:59amWell, if they don’t say something stupid, at least we have you to rely on. I’m not surprised that so many people from hard left are posting here, I’m sure Beck expected it. As far as name calling, I don’t think you have to stoop, all you have to do is roll over, probably how you live your life. Don‘t forget that right now we have a ’clean and articulate‘ President and that doesn’t seem to be doing US any good, does it?
Report Post »yourfriend
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 10:13amBoth are smarter than “clueless Joe”. And as far as I know, neither have claimed to be communists or Chavez/Mao lovers.
Report Post »IM9a
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 10:17amBeck is correct! Beck is accurate! Beck is the best!!!! Now if we could follow his example, then this country would be stellar and honorable once again. With the current administration, you don’t know when they are going to sneak in anti-American agenda (well, that would be at any opportunity they can find to slip in Marxism) and turn and bite the hand that feeds them. They are our employess, not the other way around and we do NOT want to live in a Marxist world.
Report Post »JJ Coolay
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 10:41am@Beckisademagogue: Only time will tell who’s more stupid. Obama or his voters.
Report Post »RushGlennSeanFNCFan
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 10:55amThat goodness we have the 1st Admendment for people like GlennBeckIsADemagogue. Otherwise they would be irrelavant ants with no sense. LOL.
What about Peloisi? oh yea -shes not a woman.
Report Post »blesstheus
Posted on September 18, 2010 at 11:09amTime will tell….the Dems are screwing themselves and we can’t wait to see it.
Report Post »Stuck_in_CA
Posted on September 19, 2010 at 9:01amShe appears to be a real up-and-comer. With a bit more exposure and experience, she’ll be quite an asset to the conservative cause. Disappointed to hear she canceled the Sunday shows. All in good time, I guess. The Left has really been assaulting her. Regroup Christine, then go get ‘em, girl!!!
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