Barak Hussein Obama? or Barak Hussein Osama?

On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 08:29:13 -0600, Conan The Librarian
wrote:

Cyli wrote:

I do hope that Hillary will never run for president, nor even vice.
First, I don't think a woman can be elected president any time in the
next decade or two. Second, Hillary has so much baggage that it'd bog
her right down.

Not that I disagree with you, but evidently at least one big name on
the right has a different take.

"Big name on the right?" Please. DeLay is a crooked little turd who
got a well-deserved flush down the drain.

It appears DeLay thinks Hillary will be elected in 2008 and will tab
Obama as her veep:
http://www.freemarketnews.com/WorldNews.asp?nid=28995

Golly! Whoda thunk DeLay could imagine something so original?

Of course he goes on to blame it on the media working in concert
with a "liberal coalition" run by Carville, Blumenthal, Begala and Ickes.

He also says Obama has the record of a "leftist-Marxist".

Well, to give credit where it's due, he's right about that - Obama's
record as an elected US legislator is very similar to that of Karl
Marx...or Henry VIII...

Chuck Vance (of course this could all just be scare tactics on
his part)

Yeah, he's scared his silly-assed little blog managed to con the only
100 suckers out of 52 bucks it'll ever be able to con...

R

wrote:

On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 08:29:13 -0600, Conan The Librarian
wrote:

Not that I disagree with you, but evidently at least one big name on
the right has a different take.

"Big name on the right?" Please.

I'd say someone who held the position of House Majority leader is a
big name.


Chuck Vance

On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 11:39:29 -0600, Conan The Librarian
wrote:

wrote:

On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 08:29:13 -0600, Conan The Librarian
wrote:

Not that I disagree with you, but evidently at least one big name on
the right has a different take.

"Big name on the right?" Please.

I'd say someone who held the position of House Majority leader is a
big name.

Thus neatly explaining the CONSTANT Democratic invocation of
"WWJD?"...you know, "what would John (McCormack) do?" ...why, heck, that
was probably the REAL reason the Dems got control of Congress...

HTH,
R
....hell, I'd bet big that if you asked 1000 US citizens "who is/was Tom
DeLay," 90% of the answers would be split about equally among something
like "Whuden he that guy Paris Hilton was bangin' in that video?" and
"The guy on TV who sells that stuff that stops guys from shootin' their
load too fast...no, honey, that guy was the guy who owned the banana
company...naw, you're crazy - THAT guy sells them pills that get limp
dicks hard. That Delay fella sells the **** that stops ya from comin'
too fast...besides, it's a pineapple factory, not a banana company..."

And of course, Jim was Dudley Do's brother...


Chuck Vance

wrote:
...hell, I'd bet big that if you asked 1000 US citizens "who is/was Tom
DeLay," 90% of the answers would be split about equally among something
like "Whuden he that guy ...

If you limit that sample to people who are registered voters and who
actually show up at the polls, I'll take that bet. Out-of-nowhere
netroots candidate Ciro Rodriguez (D) just kicked incumbent Henry
Bonilla's ass (R) in one of the Texas districts Delay gerrymandered.
To which I can only say, ahahahahahahahahahahaha

I don't blame you for disingenuously trying to pretend Delay isn't an R
powerbroker, but anybody who watches the news, even Fox news, knows
otherwise.

Joe F.

On 13 Dec 2006 10:35:24 -0800, "rb608" wrote:

wrote:
...hell, I'd bet big that if you asked 1000 US citizens "who is/was Tom
DeLay," 90% of the answers would be split about equally among something
like "Whuden he that guy ...

If you limit that sample to people who are registered voters and who
actually show up at the polls, I'll take that bet. Out-of-nowhere
netroots candidate Ciro Rodriguez (D) just kicked incumbent Henry
Bonilla's ass (R) in one of the Texas districts Delay gerrymandered.
To which I can only say, ahahahahahahahahahahaha

I don't blame you for disingenuously trying to pretend Delay isn't an R
powerbroker, but anybody who watches the news, even Fox news, knows
otherwise.

If you think DeLay was _ever_ a (real) "powerbroker," you don't know
much about powerbrokers. He was little more than a hired hatchet,
useful while he was useful, who got a little too big for his britches.
His power was on loan, and the loan was called. Do you honestly think a
real powerbroker, Dem or GOP, would be peddling $52USD subs to his
****ant little hateblog AND only getting 100 suckers to sign up?

R

wrote in message
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On 13 Dec 2006 10:35:24 -0800, "rb608" wrote:

wrote:
...hell, I'd bet big that if you asked 1000 US citizens "who is/was Tom
DeLay," 90% of the answers would be split about equally among something
like "Whuden he that guy ...

If you limit that sample to people who are registered voters and who
actually show up at the polls, I'll take that bet. Out-of-nowhere
netroots candidate Ciro Rodriguez (D) just kicked incumbent Henry
Bonilla's ass (R) in one of the Texas districts Delay gerrymandered.
To which I can only say, ahahahahahahahahahahaha

I don't blame you for disingenuously trying to pretend Delay isn't an R
powerbroker, but anybody who watches the news, even Fox news, knows
otherwise.

If you think DeLay was _ever_ a (real) "powerbroker," you don't know
much about powerbrokers. He was little more than a hired hatchet,
useful while he was useful, who got a little too big for his britches.
His power was on loan, and the loan was called. Do you honestly think a
real powerbroker, Dem or GOP, would be peddling $52USD subs to his
****ant little hateblog AND only getting 100 suckers to sign up?

R

What meds are you on. I need a re-fill.

Op

wrote:

On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 11:39:29 -0600, Conan The Librarian
wrote:

I'd say someone who held the position of House Majority leader is a
big name.

...hell, I'd bet big that if you asked 1000 US citizens "who is/was Tom
DeLay," 90% of the answers would be split about equally among something
like "Whuden he that guy Paris Hilton was bangin' in that video?" and

Ah, so because some hypothetical Joe Sixpack doesn't know who DeLay
is, he magically is no longer a major player in American politics?

Using that kind of logic, the fact that your average Joe on the
street can't find Japan on the map means Japan is not an economic force.


Chuck Vance (that's lame, even for you, Richard)

"Conan The Librarian" wrote in message
...

Using that kind of logic, the fact that your average Joe on the street
can't find Japan on the map means Japan is not an economic force.


Chuck Vance (that's lame, even for you, Richard)

No, in Rah's case, Japan simply ceases to exist. It's really quite simple,
and that's best for Rah's level of reasoning.

Op

Opus wrote:
No, in Rah's case, Japan simply ceases to exist.

Maybe Japan ought to start hanging around with Lindsey Lohan. :-)

Joe F.

On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 13:03:03 -0600, Conan The Librarian
wrote:

wrote:

On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 11:39:29 -0600, Conan The Librarian
wrote:

I'd say someone who held the position of House Majority leader is a
big name.

...hell, I'd bet big that if you asked 1000 US citizens "who is/was Tom
DeLay," 90% of the answers would be split about equally among something
like "Whuden he that guy Paris Hilton was bangin' in that video?" and

Ah, so because some hypothetical Joe Sixpack doesn't know who DeLay
is, he magically is no longer a major player in American politics?

See my reply to Joe - he was never a real player, at least not on his
own.

R