Thread: Ditherdent

The most absurd, by far, is Olbermann, although I do admit, I tried watching a guy named Dave Shultz I believe and he was just too stupid to even be able to watch. --------------------------------------------------------- Dave Schultz had a radio program in Chicago, i know because one of my radio stations went from music to talk radio, i would listen sometimes when i drove somewhere, you're absolutely correct, he's not very bright....

The former number 1 liberal talk radio host in San Francisco, Bernie Ward, who also had a national show, is currently in jail for kiddie porn. He was just doing research. ____________ You see, this is a case of what I said, clearly the man was a Bush supporter hired to appear as a liberal. I rest my case.

Yeah, that's not going to happen. She thinks he's an idiot, lost his mind, insane. She absolutely despises Glen Beck. When she starts talking about him her voice gets louder and louder, her face turns red, and she gets that crazy angry look in her eyes. What I find absolutely fascinating is how much time the liberal crowd spends listening to the likes of Glen Beck, Rush Limbaugh, and Ann Coulter. I can't remember the last time...

fleg: "If the election results in those two states while I was gone are any indication, his legacy will be to have the Dems swept out of office for trying to impose an agenda Americans don't want" Doesn't matter. He has three priorities. If he gets them, that's enough to satisfy him. He will have done permanent damage, and there will be no easy way to fix it. 1) Health care destruction and socialization, with...

I've noticed that liberals have a very strong streak of insecurity. They feel that they absolutely must criticize the opinions of private citizens (those not holding political office) like Glen Beck, Rush Limbaugh, and the Tea Partyers. Yet they can't stand to have anyone criticize the opinions of the Democratic politicians like Obama, Reid, & Pelosi. - Jim -------------------------- When the Braves hit a home run or even...

“Commander in Chief” is not just a fancy title. ---------------- Obama was completely unprepared to be president. As far as I can tell, he's never made a hard decision in his life. Everything he decides is surrounded by contingencies. He can't do that with Afghanistan, but he's trying. arrete

There's a part of me that wonders if he's hoping to increase public pressure to get out by allowing the half-assing to continue. Then he can point to overwhelming public support for getting out. I don't know what other plausible alternate explanation there is. #29 Oh, let's see, the fact that he's a complete idiot, in way above his pay grade or level of incompetence, comes to mind. G.F.

>> Oh, let's see, the fact that he's a complete idiot, in way above his pay grade or level of incompetence, comes to mind. << He's definitely *not* an idiot. In way over his head in this position, perhaps, but not an idiot. #29

So you're judging a book by it's cover. No, just the design and the person pictured. Amusingly, I saw a little old lady pick up a copy in COSTCO the other day, and comment to a friend that "I didn't realize he was in the military." LOL! As far as the book is concerned, the ten topics/chapters are entertaining, but the arguments are not well supported by the references the author selected. I suspect the reader...

Obama can wait for another 4 or 5 months to allow the exit Afghanistan movement to build. Obama realizes this war endangers his domestic agenda. I predict a huge push on healthcare reform over the winter months. He wants his legency. If the election results in those two states while I was gone are any indication, his legacy will be to have the Dems swept out of office for trying to impose an agenda Americans don't want. --fleg