Up until Monday evening, Sirus Left was broadcasting some of the most entertaining radio I've heard in a long time. Fortunately for the 0bamatons, Oklahoma got creamed so they have a few days off to breath and regroup. I find myself watching more MSNBC and listening to more Sirus Left than I ever have before. It's surreal, deeply pitiful and vindicating all at the same time. Everything the Right asserts about the most acutely disordered Leftist can be seen and heard first hand.

Thanks to 0bama, the Democrat Party and big unions, the days of profit and greed for the the fortunate wealthy are behind us, as promised.
May the working class, underemployed and unemployed rejoice, your stocks are soaring.
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Wait, that's not right...Let me revise and adjust my comment:
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It's a good time to be a 1%er.

#1 | Posted by Species8472

...Eeeek...
You aren't familiar with the ever reciprocating pendulum effect, are you?

#2 | Posted by Diablo

Exactly.
I am as far away from the Democrat Party as the East is from the West but the Republican Party is not the solution to America's social, economic and leadership erosion. The GOP must die if America stands any chance of rebirth.

#5 | Posted by danni

Last Friday afternoon, I was talking about these issues with some of my soldiers. None of them had any knowledge of most of it although a couple of them had heard the word Benghazi but didn't know what it meant. Rest assured though, in time, Americans who are unaware today, will become enlightened as the weeks and months go on.

IRS abuse is one of those things that effects EVERY American, both CONUS and OCONUS. It's the kind of scandal that can bring Americans together to join hands for a common goal. It is strong enough to overcome barriers and bind Americans to make changes that makes America a better place. Before 0bama, you would have too look far and wide to find anyone willing to publicly defend IRS abuse in order to preserve political divide...but this is a newer and better America now.

" 39% Don't Know Where Benghazi Is "

Are things so bad that this is a story worth scoffing about and use as a deflector shield? I suppose if you don't have the courage endure the fact finding, you can always call people poopie heads.

The longer you pay attention to politics, the clearer two distinct realities become:
1- Regardless of any claim a career politician makes, rest assured, the exact opposite is the case and/or the cost will be many, many times greater.
2- They in fact can fool some of the people all of the time, both media and voter alike.

Evidence of Harry's abject panic over the news of the day and desperation to deflect to a boogieman has been confirmed. Outstanding work my friend. You make object lessons an easy task.

This article that this thread is founded on is just sad.
I honestly feel embarrassment for the hard core 0bamabots like DOC.
0bamabots are so deeply invested in this person and so committed to the goal of fundamentally transforming America away from the very fiber of it's founding, that they have no choice but to stand by his side, accept the corrupt and/or incompetent methods and keep driving down. Faithful 0bamabots can no longer deny 0bama's tremendous failures therefore, they have no other strategy but to try and sell the idea that the other guy's failures are worse.
Bless you heart.

I'm not too bothered by this. Elite overlords of every civilization dating back to the dawn of government have always held themselves in high esteem. It is at the root their very character that drives these men and women into positions of power and control. 0bama is not doing anything more or less than every other elitist has done and will continue to do long after he is forgotten. Is it distasteful? Sure but, they don't care and I'm not gonna get all worked up about something that cannot be corrected.

#16 | Posted by skizziks

LOL
;-)

#9 | Posted by Doc_Sarvis

Yes, you make a valid point.
Debate and conversation is uncommon on DR.
Most political sports fans are trained to bicker and deflect, as you have so thoroughly demonstrated.

But, lest we digress any further. Lets return to my original question posted on #4...if you can. If not, I understand more clearly than you realize.

I'm yet to hear or read any Leftwing defense to this stuff that is not centered on name calling, ideological attack or deflection to one or more former Republican presidents. Everything I have heard or read gives one or two short, unreferenced excuses drawn largely from opinion, which is then draped in volumes of turn-it-around attacks on everyone looking into it.

Why is that, DOC?

#7 | Posted by Doc_Sarvis

For the sake of personal research, can you see or can you not see that your retorts are exemplifying the assertions that I am making? I am only asking because I can't be certain if you are of nominal political sports fan intelligence or if you are just humoring yourself in ways typical of the blogosphere.

#5 | Posted by Doc_Sarvis

That is because most political sports fans of any ideology are petty and emotionally attached. Often, they become so defensive that they cannot stay focused long enough to address the question they were asked. We see this on news shows, interviews and on blogs like this one everyday. Generally, when someone doesn't have anything intelligent to add, they revert to schoolyard tactics.

BTW, Don't call me Libby. It makes you seem petty and emotionally attached.

I'm yet to hear or read any Leftwing defense to this stuff that is not centered on name calling, ideological attack or deflection to one or more former Republican presidents. Everything I have heard or read gives one or two short, unreferenced excuses drawn largely from opinion, which is then draped in volumes of turn-it-around attacks on everyone looking into it.

Why is that, DOC?

I have a novel idea. Let imagine government tending to the general welfare of the United States and stop over reaching that responsibility to include the general welfare of the people of the United States.

$5 says the captors do less actual time in prison than the women they imprisoned did.

This report confirms the assertion that fiscal austerity breeds confidence. I'm not too proud to admit that 0bama was right to bring us the sequesters. Now, if the overlords could muster the courage to eliminate future, looming uncertainty and burden, our economy stands an even greater chance of complete recovery.

Shame on America for continuing the insane worship, support and legitimization of today's political machine and it's lords. They exist and operate exclusively for their own benefit, every move is a strategic play to elevate themselves and destroy their opposition. It's a form of entertainment to the ringside citizens, like any other sport. It wouldn't matter to the work-a-day serfs if they weren't so willing and able to use them and their freedoms as weapons in the game.

I generally don't bite when someone uses the Alan Colmes defense but, just for the sake of debate, what were the official statements and reasons given for those attacks during the Bush Administration?

#25 | Posted by hamburglar

No, I wasn't trolling anyone from this website. I was commenting on the bunched up panties that found their way onto the sets of various newsrooms and displayed their "sensitivity". To watch them whine and cry was as entertaining and the ad it's self.

0bama fatigue is really exhausting.
This is why legislators should never be mistakenly substituted for executives. Legislators are combative. They are trained to be sided and grow to be team oriented by nature. They don't gather, they divide. They stir one group against the other. None of us have never seen 0bama speak without exhibiting all of the above legislative traits. The man is not a leader. He couldn't be even if he tried...which he does not. The only reason he is supported by anyone, besides his mixed race, is his party affiliation, much like a Cubs fan supports the Cubs. His supporters will say 0bama is a great leader and then cite a legislative accomplishment. There are no instances of 0bama leading the entire nation. He does not speak to all Americans. He doesn't know how. It is because he is a legislator, not an executive.
The only saving grace I have is that I can hold my head up high and state matter-of-factly that 0bama is not my fault.

The ad is funny on it's face but what makes it priceless is the faux outrage by the uber sissies. As a white, European, Christian male, I live each day with humor and stereotype at my expense. The gaping difference is, my skin is thick enough not to go crying to momma every time I see a commercial that portrays the man as the dumb spouse or the socially acceptable smack-talk on white people, just to name two. I think the faux outrage and hypersensitivity will be remembered as some of those cultural quirks that future generations will look back on and cringe...like we do now about various aspects of the 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's.

In closing, let me say...Southpark Rules!

" A DHS official denied, however, that the agency received any such warning from Saudi intelligence about Tamerlan Tsarnaev. "

Well then, case closed.
Nothing to see here.
For the love of 0bama, can we please just redirect the focus back to sensible gun control?