Ronnie may have been the first black president but for the record, Mitt likes Negroes too!

I'd like to take this opportunity to share with all my 'Fantasy Tribute' to Suzanne Pleshette -- also with a surprise ending!

"All safe deposit boxes in banks or financial institutions have been sealed... and may only be opened in the presence of an agent of the I.R.S."
- President F.D. Roosevelt, 1933

Ok lets put that into perspective, an executive order

"All safe deposit boxes of Bush and Cheney Families of corporate military, media, and industrial links, in banks or financial institutions have been sealed... and may only be opened in the presence of an agent of the I.R.S."
-President Hillary Clinton, 2013

jason: Yeah, I was gonna link that, and thought, "What took them so long?!" Anyway, the Army is lowering its standards, again!

Crap, this horoscope for tomorrow blows: Over the next 15 years, we’ll see power-crazed Pluto transforming governments, corporations, banking institutions and equity markets, probably making them even more intertwined than they are. Once Pluto gets to Aquarius, we can have our revolution.

I lived through Reagan's era and am here to say that I hated that prick every bit as much as I do Junior.He was a nasty SOB with blood on his hands.Bush actually does a fair imitation of his "just plain folks" routine.In the end it was all so much horse shit.
Reagan was a fucking S. American dictator enabling monster.Of the worst kind.
I'm glad the mother fucker is dead.

pinkobait @ 11:

I lived through Reagan's era and am here to say that I hated that prick every bit as much as I do Junior.He was a nasty SOB with blood on his hands.Bush actually does a fair imitation of his "just plain folks" routine.In the end it was all so much horse shit.
Reagan was a fucking S. American dictator enabling monster.Of the worst kind.
I'm glad the mother fucker is dead.

Dude, I'm right their with you. I actually heard someone say that you have to respect him because of what he did for the country and some BS about honoring the dead, I said I will honor the people he had killed in Central and South America, and various places around the world.

Oh the look I got! if I only had a camera

pinkobait @ 11:

I lived through Reagan's era and am here to say that I hated that prick every bit as much as I do Junior.He was a nasty SOB with blood on his hands.Bush actually does a fair imitation of his "just plain folks" routine.In the end it was all so much horse shit.
Reagan was a fucking S. American dictator enabling monster.Of the worst kind.
I'm glad the mother fucker is dead.

Amen. Speak the Truth.

Orangutan. @ 15:

pinkobait @ 11:

I lived through Reagan's era and am here to say that I hated that prick every bit as much as I do Junior.He was a nasty SOB with blood on his hands.Bush actually does a fair imitation of his "just plain folks" routine.In the end it was all so much horse shit.
Reagan was a fucking S. American dictator enabling monster.Of the worst kind.
I'm glad the mother fucker is dead.

Amen. Speak the Truth.

you know it B.

pinkobait @ 16:

Alan Keyes:"Also, I would point to Reagan as somebody I greatly admire."
Alan Keyes:race traiter/all around douche bag.

id admire to take a dump in his crypt!

A Quick 47 minute clip to help study the Economic Mess we find ourselves in. This has happened over a bit of time. Gonna take a bit of time to get it right.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=497251819335380093

Google Video is a big help.

OMG!!!!!

http://www.tmz.com/2008/01/22/jerry-to-tom-scientologys-really-funny/

pinkobait @ 16:

Alan Keyes:"Also, I would point to Reagan as somebody I greatly admire."
Alan Keyes: traitor to sanity and humanity/all around douche bag.

*slight correction*
sorry, his fuckedupness extends beyond racial boundaries. really.

I gotta say, pinkobait, there's something... therapeutic... about reading your comments on Ronnie.

fiver @ 27:

I gotta say, pinkobait, there's something... therapeutic... about reading your comments on Ronnie.

LOL! I should admit to you guys that I've been dabbling in the old "truth serum" a tad tonight....

tyree @ 30:

pinkobait @ 24:

tyree @ 19:

pinkobait @ 16:
id admire to take a dump in his crypt!

If there is one man whose door step America can now lay the blame for the economic/social/political quagmire it now finds itself in?My vote is Ronald Fucking Reagan.
A true douche bag for the ages.Bush simply took the ball and ran with it-prodded by that reprehensible Nixonian slimebag Cheney.

congratulations you will be allowed to dump on regans corpse allso!

Look at Ronnie's friends for the answer:Maggie Thatcher for example,who commented that "society" was just a word ,a concept that didn't really even exist.The Sex Pistols were the direct product of Thatchers Dickensian union busting England-no hope no future.

explains why Tony Blair is on the run touring doing lectures and avoiding visiting Britain.

http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/01/389332.html

Dahgrostab'ph-r-i @ 13:

pinkobait @ 11:

I lived through Reagan's era and am here to say that I hated that prick every bit as much as I do Junior.He was a nasty SOB with blood on his hands.Bush actually does a fair imitation of his "just plain folks" routine.In the end it was all so much horse shit.
Reagan was a fucking S. American dictator enabling monster.Of the worst kind.
I'm glad the mother fucker is dead.

Dude, I'm right their with you. I actually heard someone say that you have to respect him because of what he did for the country and some BS about honoring the dead, I said I will honor the people he had killed in Central and South America, and various places around the world.

Oh the look I got! if I only had a camera

So is he, Nancy and his kids. Michael was adopted and doesn't know any better.

The United States of America has already had the first black President who's name is Bill Clinton. Now I know Obama is jealous because he didn't get the honor but that's life. A white friend told me Obama is whiter then he is. Senator Obama is out of his league with Bill Clinton. Bill is even a better dancer then Obama is that black enough for him.

Ron @ 38:

O.T. I sent this to Elizabeth earlier.

Elizabeth, again the media almost totally ignores John. In all of the debates it is like he is a halogram, he’s there then he’s not. The media is keeping him from reaching the people and delivering his message. I sent this message to John the other day and I want to make sure he gets it.

I think you need to go to the progresiive radio advertising. The regular MSM is not going to cover you and financing that kind of advertising will use up your campaign funds. As the Rueters article pointed out, they are afraid of you John. On progressive radio, Ed Schultz, Thom Hartmann and others have given you more airtime than any of the MSM. I think you will benefit much more by reaching more of the progressive voter without the negative and dismissive attitude the MSM has given you.
We love your ideas John and the corporate media does not.

Who listens to "progressive radio"? About 100 people at a time? I searched, but cannot find a progressive radio station where I live. I hope John doesn't waste his limited resources on progressive radio.

Ron @ 40:

mo_dems @ 39:

Ron @ 38:

O.T. I sent this to Elizabeth earlier.

Elizabeth, again the media almost totally ignores John. In all of the debates it is like he is a halogram, he’s there then he’s not. The media is keeping him from reaching the people and delivering his message. I sent this message to John the other day and I want to make sure he gets it.

I think you need to go to the progresiive radio advertising. The regular MSM is not going to cover you and financing that kind of advertising will use up your campaign funds. As the Rueters article pointed out, they are afraid of you John. On progressive radio, Ed Schultz, Thom Hartmann and others have given you more airtime than any of the MSM. I think you will benefit much more by reaching more of the progressive voter without the negative and dismissive attitude the MSM has given you.
We love your ideas John and the corporate media does not.

Who listens to "progressive radio"? About 100 people at a time? I searched, but cannot find a progressive radio station where I live. I hope John doesn't waste his limited resources on progressive radio.

Ed schultz has over 3,000,000 listeners. I know they aren't in every area but, word of mouth is a great seller.

Hey guess what, you can get it over the internet. Where in the hell have you been?

Ron @ 42:

Ron @ 41:

Ron @ 40:

mo_dems @ 39:
Ed schultz has over 3,000,000 listeners. I know they aren't in every area but, word of mouth is a great seller.

Hey guess what, you can get it over the internet. Where in the hell have you been?

Forget that I asked that question. You were watching the media news.

No, I'm living in the real world. Most real people in the real world don't listen to radio on the internet.

mo_dems @ 43:

Ron @ 42:

Ron @ 41:

Ron @ 40:
Hey guess what, you can get it over the internet. Where in the hell have you been?

Forget that I asked that question. You were watching the media news.

No, I'm living in the real world. Most real people in the real world don't listen to radio on the internet.

Most don't, but some from all over the world, do.

jasonG @ 6:

Study: Bush, Other Officials Issued Hundreds of False Statements Before Iraq Invasion

link

Can we impeach the bastard now?

We need a link for that?

Hi Ron, i was directing that at someone conviced he is living in the real world and you, somehow, are not.

I live in Missouri. You either have to drive North, East, South, or West to get here.

Directions to the real world? Just look for people with no jobs and no hope, and you'll be there.

mo_dems @ 51:

I live in Missouri. You either have to drive North, East, South, or West to get here.

Directions to the real world? Just look for people with no jobs and no hope, and you'll be there.

It may not be everthing, but you at least have the internet for a look at the real world.

xoites defends Constitution @ 49:

Hi Ron, i was directing that at someone conviced he is living in the real world and you, somehow, are not.

You think I'm not? What do you think the kind of world I live in. I have been somewhat successful in convincing people in what I believe in and some of them make better decisions because of me. Does that make me a bad guy?

xoites defends Constitution @ 54:

mo_dems @ 51:

I live in Missouri. You either have to drive North, East, South, or West to get here.

Directions to the real world? Just look for people with no jobs and no hope, and you'll be there.

No. That is the real fucked up world. The real world is where people have jobs, job security, a pension, a safe place for their kids to play, health care, and connections to the people around them and beyond. We are living in a nightmare created by greedy, controling, short sighted and narrow minded megolamaniacs.

Sorry, but what you're describing is fantasy. I'm talking about the real world. A real world that hasn't changed in 30 years. My neighbors, the Hemkins', eat roadkill during winter (deer). Across the river, where Obama's the senator, foodstamps are the norm; "connections" and "health care" and "job security" are not. In fact, they just shut down most of East St. Louis' only hospital. They'll shut down the entire hospital by May. When I say "real world" I mean it.

Ron @ 55:

xoites defends Constitution @ 49:

Hi Ron, i was directing that at someone conviced he is living in the real world and you, somehow, are not.

You think I'm not? What do you think the kind of world I live in. I have been somewhat successful in convincing people in what I believe in and some of them make better decisions because of me. Does that make me a bad guy?

Sorry. That did not come off the way i meant it. I meant he thinks somehow that you are not living in the real world and i disagree with him.

mo_dems @ 57:

xoites defends Constitution @ 54:

mo_dems @ 51:

I live in Missouri. You either have to drive North, East, South, or West to get here.

Directions to the real world? Just look for people with no jobs and no hope, and you'll be there.

No. That is the real fucked up world. The real world is where people have jobs, job security, a pension, a safe place for their kids to play, health care, and connections to the people around them and beyond. We are living in a nightmare created by greedy, controling, short sighted and narrow minded megolamaniacs.

Sorry, but what you're describing is fantasy. I'm talking about the real world. A real world that hasn't changed in 30 years. My neighbors, the Hemkins', eat roadkill during winter (deer). Across the river, where Obama's the senator, foodstamps are the norm; "connections" and "health care" and "job security" are not. In fact, they just shut down most of East St. Louis' only hospital. They'll shut down the entire hospital by May. When I say "real world" I mean it.

I was being a little sarcastic and a little ironic. In some sense the real world is what we, as a society make it. What we can make it is something the people who rule us never want to see. Until we create the "real world" that can exist if we can just see it and figure out how to grasp it we are going to live in this world which is full of suffering and fear and doubt. Yes, we are right where they want us.

For now.

Drew @ 62:

xoites defends Constitution @ 60:

Drew @ 56:

xoites defends Constitution @ 52:

Well, he won't lock them up because there will be no federal law for it. Either way, he's out of the picture.

Second, those pamphlets have already been shown as not being from him.

"Proven?"

Someone was plotting against him all throught the 1980's and 1990's to screw up his run for President in 2008?

No there was no "plot" anticipating things (as far as I can tell).

But he is a staunch libertarian, his idols are those who engage in civil disobedience. On MLK day, he raised almost $2 million. I think those pamphlets were dug up by his detractors for political purposes. They are more than 10 years old, and some people were just waiting for the perfect time to release them on an uninformed public. People that know him know he didn't write them...

He just put his name on them...

Tell, please. How many times has Ron Paul been arrested for Civil Disobedience? And in what context?

xoites defends Constitution @ 63:

Drew @ 62:

xoites defends Constitution @ 60:

Drew @ 56:

"Proven?"

Someone was plotting against him all throught the 1980's and 1990's to screw up his run for President in 2008?

No there was no "plot" anticipating things (as far as I can tell).

But he is a staunch libertarian, his idols are those who engage in civil disobedience. On MLK day, he raised almost $2 million. I think those pamphlets were dug up by his detractors for political purposes. They are more than 10 years old, and some people were just waiting for the perfect time to release them on an uninformed public. People that know him know he didn't write them...

He just put his name on them...

Tell, please. How many times has Ron Paul been arrested for Civil Disobedience? And in what context?

He's a friggin Congressman dude, if he got arrested for civil disobedience, what would it be for? And he didn't put his name on them. He said that went back to medicine, other people wrote them. I trust him. Seems like an honest guy. But there is a small chance of course that he did write them, but even so, I think that isn't bad for the country, especially since he absolutely abhors the discrimination of the court system. He wants to release all people who got sent to prison for drug charges. That means over 60% of the prison population, who are black, will be freed. He is also NOT opposed to gay marriage.

The guy is all about freedom man, there is no way he is racist, just listen to him. He's over 70 years old, he was reluctant to run, but freedom got hold, and now he is racist? It makes no sense to me.

Oh, he's a Congressman.

" Five members of Congress, including Rep. Tom Lantos (D-San Mateo) were arrested today when they blocked the front entrance at the Embassy of Sudan in Washington, D.C. "

"The Thursday announcement by President Bush that the Navy will cease bombing the Puerto Rican island of Vieques by May of 2003 is "a sham, and nothing but a public affairs job by the White House," according to United States Congressman Luis Gutierrez. Congressman Gutierrez (4th District, Illinois) was arrested on April 28th as part of a group demonstrating against the Navy's 61-year use of Vieques for bombing practice."

He wants to be President. He wants to end taxes. Taxes pay his salary right now and would if he became President. Somehow i see a man capable of almost anything but putting his money where his mouth is. And from what i have read that came out of his mouth there is not enough toothpaste at Walmart to clean it up.

Oh, i know. First we have to fix everything; the economy, the environment, terrorism, the drugs trade that props up Wall Street, get homeless people housing, Universal Health Care and then we can ease into a black President. First we can get a tan President, you know, a good glowing tan. Eight years later we can go for a Latino President...No, can't do that. Lou Dobbs would keel over. Ok, no black President, too much to think about.

Oh, look at this! Ron Paul could have joined these folks two weeks ago.

January 11th 2008 Witness Against Torture - Chicago

CHICAGO – January 11 — 10 arrests were made at the Dirksen Federal Courthouse in Chicago.

A Citizens’ Indictment was delivered to Chief Judge Holderman seeking relief for violations of international and domestic law by the United States and the City of Chicago. Specifically, the Indictment cited the use of torture by the United States in the so-called “global war on terror” and by the City of Chicago Police Department for its systematic practice of torture between 1971 and 1993, and on-going abuse of individuals.

The arrests were made as those who presented the Citizens’ Indictment read the names of detainees held by the United States at Guantanamo and the names of survivors of torture at the hands of the Chicago Police Department.

Drew @ 50:

Now THIS is interesting.

The people who do not like Ron Paul site one of their reasons as "he is pro-life".

He is not pro-life, he merely wants the states to decide what people should do. Having said this, he recently was given an endorsement from someone. You are not going to believe this, but Ron Paul now has the endorsement of none other than Jane Roe from the Roe Vs. Wade court case!!

http://www.bloggernews.net/113294

The world is fucked up man...

You are incorrect. Ron Paul is indeed pro-life. Moreover, he believes that under the Constitution, even under his anti-Incorporation-Doctrine, the federal government does have the power to outlaw abortion.

I am all for people understanding Paul's libertarian views, especially his understanding of federalism. (Ask the regulars here. I'm the one constantly harping on fellow progressives for their reluctance to understand or work with libertarians.) And I once had the same understanding of Paul's abortion views as you. A fellow C&L-er pointed out my error by leading me to his website.

Ron Paul would have the federal government outlaw abortion.

As for Jane Roe, she long ago converted to some form of Christianity that opposed abortion, and has been an anti-abortion activist for quite a while.

Good Night fiver.

Ron Paul was where?

Former Congressmen Arrested By Wal-Mart Manager For Protesting The Store Where A Decriminalization Petitioner Was Arrested Days Before

Blue Lensman? Why? are the Eddorians attacking again?

Show your butt to Bush!

xoites defends Constitution @ 81:

Karen, i have a difficult time reconciling Libertarianism with Socialism. In fact it is probably impossible.

I do not argue that Socialism and Libertarianism can be reconciled. At least not as the terms are currently understood. (Interestingly, though, Libertarianism can trace its roots to certain French Socialist movements whose members believed that people would experience far more liberty under regimes that believed in civil libertarianism and progressive economics. I tend to agree, but I digress.)

What I advocate is first for progressives to recognize the various kinds of libertarian ideologies that exist. (It is a strictly American understanding of libertarianism as the orthodox, Libertarian Party platform. Other western democracies are familiar with left-wing libertarians.)

Secondly, I advocate that progressives recognize that they can form a strategic alliance with libertarians in order to combat the authoritarians who, in my opinion, constitute the true threat to all of our freedoms and rights in this country. At the moment, authoritarians have aligned with libertarians to form the Republican machine that has been the bane of all of our existences for so long. But progressives and libertarians can indeed work together against the authoritarians, and doing so would help a great deal in stopping neo-cons, theocrats and the like.

And finally, my own politics mark a synthesis of libertarianism and progressivism. I'm a libertarian progressive.

I have writings on my humble site if you're interested. :)

The thing is, if you make a serious decision to get arrested for non violent civil disobedience do not expect to directly change the world. You will however have an affect on some people and in some cases it can be a profound affect. Your close friends, your relatives, the arresting officers, the judge, (if you choose to plead not guilty) the jury, and most importantly yourself.

Getting arrested for a misdemeanor in protest of an injustice will not reflect badly on you in the long run. It is not a scott free situation nor is it without risks. You can be sentenced to time (but if you have no prior convicts unlikely) and there may be some around you who might think you are nuts or radical. You will lose some time at work. Depending on the situation you could be assaulted by the police.

Don't get arrested alone and don't get arrested your first time without someone with experience.

Be non violent, no matter what.

And leave your prescription drugs at home. They won't let you keep them anyway. They will charge you with "possesion of a controlled substance" and drop it later, just so the press can write it up and make you look bad.

Karen @ 89:

xoites defends Constitution @ 88:

And leave your prescription drugs at home. They won't let you keep them anyway. They will charge you with "possesion of a controlled substance" and drop it later, just so the press can write it up and make you look bad.

You know, this is actually part of my personal reluctance to get arrested. I have some serious medical problems, and I cannot be without my medications. I can't risk having them taken from me for a period of time. And I do know of the problems some of my clients have had trying to get access to the meds they need in jail or prison.

I'll have to content myself to defending the brave people like you when your day in court comes. :)

Then don't get arrested. Folks like you are great at doing support. You can keep track of where those who do get arrested are, make sure they have lawyers if they want them and (as a group) figuring out who best to talk to the press. A serious protest with people getting arrested requires a good support team.

After watching our "democratic process" once again i feel the time for direct non violent action is our only hope. The war rages on, the candidates not shunned by the press offer us nothing and the country (in general and in particular) is going down the drain. All we have is left is what we are willing to risk.

People often wonder aloud, here, why we are not at the White House gates with pitchforks. I wonder why we are not conspiring together to shut the whole thing down until we get the results we all scream for.

A lot of "revisionist history" is being spread lately in regards to Reagan.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:ElectoralCollege1984-Large.png

When you look at the image, keep in mind that Mondale took MN by less than 5000 votes. The truth of the matter is Reagan brought the country together, kept the country together, and people loved him for it. Aside from Obama being sane and civil, there's are lots of other reasons for him to be invoking Reagan's name in a positive light.

see video: There are better candidates than Hillary and Obama

xoites defends Constitution @ 72:

He wants to be President. He wants to end taxes. Taxes pay his salary right now and would if he became President. Somehow i see a man capable of almost anything but putting his money where his mouth is. And from what i have read that came out of his mouth there is not enough toothpaste at Walmart to clean it up.

No wonder you don't support him, you don't understand him. Don't feel bad though, most people on this site misquote or misstate his objectives. He isn't for, and never has been for, ending all taxes. He wants to end the FEDERAL income tax. Even with the federal income tax gone, the federal government would still be collecting other kinds of taxes.

100 Greatest Quotes from fundamentalist christian chat rooms: http://duggmirror.com/comedy/100_Greatest_Quotes_from_fundamentalist_chr...

Daily Reading pt 1....

A new international ranking of environmental performance puts the United States at the bottom of the Group of 8 industrialized nations and 39th among the 149 countries on the list. Why aren't the Dem Presidential candidates talking more about the environment? Beats us.
- http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/23/washington/23enviro.html?_r=2&th&emc=t...
The United States, with a score of 81.0, he noted, “is slipping down,” both because of low scores on three different analyses of greenhouse gas emissions and a pervasive problem with smog. The country’s performance on a new indicator that measures regional smog, he said, “is at the bottom of the world right now.”

Study: False statements preceded war - http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080123/ap_on_go_pr_wh/misinformation_study;...
A study by two nonprofit journalism organizations found that President Bush and top administration officials issued hundreds of false statements about the national security threat from Iraq in the two years following the 2001 terrorist attacks.
Just further confirmation, it was all about the Oil, and a 'free market' windfall pillaging in chaotic Iraq

Sibel Edmonds claims to have uncovered a covert network of senior American officials who transferred nuclear secrets to third parties. Under a DOJ gag order for five years, she is roundly being ignored by the American media, but the story is breaking in London. Sibel Edmonds is winner of this week's BuzzFlash Wings of Justice Award.
- http://wingsofjustice.com/08/01/woj08004.html

The Lowdown on Topsoil: It's Disappearing - http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/348200_dirt22.html
The planet is getting skinned. While many worry about the potential consequences of atmospheric warming, a few experts are trying to call attention to another global crisis quietly taking place under our feet. Call it the thin brown line. Dirt. On average, the planet is covered with little more than 3 feet of topsoil — the shallow skin of nutrient-rich matter that sustains most of our food and appears to play a Critical Role In Supporting Life on Earth.
We either start being better stewards of the Earth....or the sixth extinction is going to kick your door in...

Bush Becomes Supplicant for Saudi's Aid to Help Avoid Recession - http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aM.skMXbD0KQ&refer=home
The Saudi monarchy once depended on the U.S. to protect its reign and its oil from foes like Saddam Hussein. These days, George W. Bush needs the world's biggest exporter of crude more than it needs him. Bush has become a supplicant for Saudi financial help. He also needs the kingdom to support political stability in Iraq. Craig Unger, author of "House of Bush, House of Saud" and "The Fall of the House of Bush." says of Bush, "He's in a much weaker position now, and he has very little leverage."

The myth of Deregulation and the Financial Crisis: by Robert Weissman - http://www.commondreams.org/archive/2008/01/22/6531/
It would be nice to write off the current crisis on Wall Street and global financial markets as something that only matters to the investor class. Unfortunately, the Effects Are Already Being Felt In Lower-Income Communities around the United States. Worst-Case Scenarios for what spins out from the U.S. mortgage meltdown are Truly Frightening — A Severe World Recession Is A Distinct Possibility.
The Five Failures: Regulatory Failure Number One: Failure to Manage the U.S. Trade Deficit. Regulatory Failure Number Two: Failure to Intervene to Pop the Housing Bubble. Regulatory Failure Number Three: Financial Deregulation and Unchecked Financial “Innovation.” Regulatory Failure Number Four: Private Regulatory Failure. Regulatory Failure Number Five: No Controls Over Predatory Lenders.
You'll see exactly what happens as the result of this country's leaders/captains of industry embracing Reaganomics/Bushonomics/Supply Side BS-Trickle Down fantasyland 'free market'/corporatist decisions....

Going Bankrupt: Why the Debt Crisis Is Now the Greatest Threat to the American Republic, By Chalmers Johnson - http://www.tomdispatch.com/post/174884

David Sirota: The Politics of Hopelessness - http://www.credoaction.com/sirota/2008/01/the_politics_of_hopelessness.html

Orangutan. @ 15:

pinkobait @ 11:

I lived through Reagan's era and am here to say that I hated that prick every bit as much as I do Junior.He was a nasty SOB with blood on his hands.Bush actually does a fair imitation of his "just plain folks" routine.In the end it was all so much horse shit.
Reagan was a fucking S. American dictator enabling monster.Of the worst kind.
I'm glad the mother fucker is dead.

Amen. Speak the Truth.

Did you people ever see the anti-communist movies Reagan voiced? Talk about pure crap. Do a search online, and they are there somewhere. The man was a murderous sack of crap. He's loved cuz he was senile when selected Prez. I'm just surprised his wife never ran for Prez.

MEMO

TO: Democratic Candidates

Subject: STFU, Already!

peaceful easy feeling @ 96:

A lot of "revisionist history" is being spread lately in regards to Reagan.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:ElectoralCollege1984-Large.png

When you look at the image, keep in mind that Mondale took MN by less than 5000 votes. The truth of the matter is Reagan brought the country together, kept the country together, and people loved him for it. Aside from Obama being sane and civil, there's are lots of other reasons for him to be invoking Reagan's name in a positive light.

The truth is Reagan brought the editors of the news media together like never before and they have been together ever since. As one who was arrested in Reagan's White House twice i beg to differ with your drivel.

Walter Mondale had (among other things) the unfortunate appearence of a hamster, a spinal column reminicient of Pelosi's and the same manipulative press we have today. Only back then people were less aware of its manipulations.

Necadawg Says @ 110:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080123/ap_on_go_pr_wh/misinformation_study
Man that Clinton presidency was filed will a few lies

Bush isn't running for President.

MargeAggedon @ 103:

noitaluspacne @ 99:

xoites defends Constitution @ 72:

He wants to be President. He wants to end taxes. Taxes pay his salary right now and would if he became President. Somehow i see a man capable of almost anything but putting his money where his mouth is. And from what i have read that came out of his mouth there is not enough toothpaste at Walmart to clean it up.

No wonder you don't support him, you don't understand him. Don't feel bad though, most people on this site misquote or misstate his objectives. He isn't for, and never has been for, ending all taxes. He wants to end the FEDERAL income tax. Even with the federal income tax gone, the federal government would still be collecting other kinds of taxes.

Thankfully the point is moot because freakjob squarepants has been successfully shut out by his own party.
At least we can thank the reslugs for THAT much.

Yes, we should thank the GOP party for turning a cold shoulder to the only candidate that is for protecting liberty, bringing our troops home, and adopting a fiscal policy that isn't based on debasing our currency. Thank goodness, that the only presidential candidates that were against the Iraq war from the start, and that voted against the Patriot Act are no longer considered viable candidates. Thank goodness we don't have to think anymore... now that the candidates are all saying the same thing we can get back to the more important issues of who has the best hair and who is "sounds" presidential.

Representative Dennis J. Kucinich of Ohio may get excluded from Democratic presidential debates, as he has been recently, but no one can deny him the floor in the House.

And today Mr. Kucinich took to the floor to fire off his latest salvo at the Bush administration: his plans to introduce Articles of Impeachment against President Bush on Jan. 28 — the day of Mr. Bush’s State of the Union speech. cont.

Thank God somebody is doing something to get us some justice.