I thought it was those far right wing tea fucking rat baggers who represented the threat of violence in America. Way to change your tune so quickly from denouncing Tea Party participants as whiny children ready to incite violence on O’Limbeclin’s marching orders, to advocating it yourselves And before a single tea party politician has […]
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The Washington Post on Obama’s disconnect from the average citizen in wake of the Democrats’ vast losses in Congress: As Democrats try to get back on their feet and adjust to the new reality of divided government, they say there are opportunities to be found in the next two years. Anxious, impatient, dissatisfied voters, they […]
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Bill Press of The Hill in his reaction to Tuesday’s elections: Even before Tuesday’s midterm elections, a lot of adjectives were used to describe American voters today: frustrated, disappointed, angry, betrayed. Looking at the results, I suggest there are two adjectives missing: fickle and dumb. And we even get a bonus “you ignoramuses are ungovernable”. […]
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The New York Times on the democratic response to last night’s smearing by republicans: The question that will dominate the conversation among Democrats in the days ahead is how it came to this, especially since Republicans offered little to voters beyond an emphatic rejection of the president’s policies. Some Democrats believe they fell victim to […]
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One of the prominent and infinitely fucking annoying libertarded memes of the last few weeks is the idea that the elections are being hijacked by “outside groups” that are able to anonymously fund political speech because of a nefarious SCOTUS decision (Citizens United v Federal Election Commission (PDF)) which enables these groups to spend unlimited […]
Radley Balko at Reason concerning the firing of NPR’s Juan Williams over comments he made about being weary of Muslims at the airport: Which brings me to the Clarence Thomas Rule. It goes something like this: When a black person expresses views that liberal elites have deemed unacceptable for black people to hold, it is […]
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I’ve never been one to put Obama or his policies in the same “socialist” camp that the Becks and Limbaughs of the world have (though said policies certainly do lean socialist in nature), but it’s becoming increasingly hard to argue that those who most fervently support his agenda in Washington are not only socialists, but […]
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Fear not progressives: Obama is that condescending to everyone. In the view of the ruling class, you too are the little people, not one of the Best and Brightest™. You can only hinder their progress towards even greater power.
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Apparently those racist, redneck, ill-educated, rat bagging tea fuckers have infiltrated Sweden. The New York Times: Jimmie Akesson, 31, looks more like an up-and-coming advertising executive than a seasoned politician. But Mr. Akesson, the leader of the Sweden Democrats, does not believe in a soft sell: He wants to cut immigration by 90 percent, and […]
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Scaring voters is a time tested way of manipulating polities into voting in a particular way in order to achieve prescribed results, but they’re not fool-proof. Especially when all you have is a bucket of shit to support that agenda. But the Demotards are peddle-to-the-fucking-metal with what they seem to think is their ace in […]
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