I wasn’t able to blog about it yesterday, but from my newly-configured phone I did manage to belch out a late-night Tweet that encapsulates my take on the thing. The contents of which will come as a surprise to no one here. But just for the record:
“Giron, Morse recalled; anti-salt, anti-transfat, anti-styrofoam gun grabbing pimps & their presumptuous stable of Dem whores hardest hit.”
Yeah. That’ll about sum it up.
Next step, Crackerado! And no, we’re not kidding.
Maybe we can get Denver & Boulder to secede.
I expect the next step will be to encourage John Morse to make a primary challenge against Hickenlooper for governor.
The rationale, of course, will be that Morse “stood his ground” and did what was right, rather than politically expedient, was overthrown by a “low-information-voter” lynch mob, etc…
(i.e. Instant Progressive Street Cred)
Here, this might prompt a chuckle.
https://twitter.com/serr8d/status/377638796759547904
I’m more a fan of starting a “California Repatriation Movement”…
I’m more a fan of starting a “California Repatriation Movement”…
Hey, we’re still trying to send Pelosi back to Boston, along with the rest of the East Coast New European socialists that have been moving here for the last 50 years. We used to be a real wealthy State until they moved here, took over and enacted France and England here.
So, until we do so, you can keep the New European socialists. We do want the Americans back, tho.
Now, we here in the north are left with trying to form a new State of Jefferson with the rural southern Oregonians that are tired of being ruled by the Portland Commies.
This was the recall that never supposed to happen — let alone be successful. The nine men who set the ball rolling weren’t supposed to be capable of organizing a town hall, let alone taking down the state-senate president. And yet they did it. Victor Head, a plumber who had never been politically active, took down a senator in a district that went Democratic in 2012 by ten points; a group of six concerned men from the AR15.com chat room removed the state’s top-ranking legislator. “We are a quiet people,” recall founder Tim Knight told his victorious friends when the results became known at the Stargazers Theater. “You may be tempted to ignore us. Clearly, that would be a mistake.”
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Pelosi back to
BostonBaltimoreWhere ever she is from. not California.
thanks SGTTed. Us native Californians are not the whacky ones. We were just overly tolerant of all the alt lifestyles that flocked to California for the sunshine and freedom but, for some reason later decided freedom was just a little too unpredictable for their tastes.
That’s one of the reasons I left my beloved home state when I was in my 30s. The weirdo to normal people ratio was getting seriously skewed.
The California I grew up in might as well be the planet Krypton. It’s gone.
I’m all for repatriating Californians, as long as its via trebuchet.
Listening to Morse bleat about how having a Republican in his seat for the next 16 months will mean nothing nationally and listening to Giron react in puzzlement as to why she got recalled makes me happy.
and Boxer is from Brooklyn.
Trying to point out that California didn’t create the radicals, we just got invaded earlier than others, is falling on deaf ears here.
Trying to point out that California didn’t create the radicals, we just got invaded earlier than others, is falling on deaf ears here.
You should have taken Cartman’s advice. Hell, I’m thinking we should chip in and get Jeff a snazzy orange exterminator’s jump suit right now. Or is it already too late?
What is California, if not the nightmare scenario described by Cartman?
I heard an ad this morning for senior living community that boasted many activities. Drum circles was one one of the activities. I can only hope it means they are dying off.
Maybe I’ll have a few years of peace before I earn a dirt blanket.
“Guitars leaning in the corner threatened Folk Music” – P.J. O’Rourke
we just got invaded earlier than others, is falling on deaf ears here.
Don’t feel that way, bgbear. There are a lot of us who were born and raised there. My own family has several generations of natives, we just aren’t enough to tilt the balance back. Between tasty waves, tolerance of deviance in the cities, Hollywood money and later the recording industry, the die was cast.
I left when they stated closing the military bases and doing nothing about the gangs.
Idaho is our retreat plan if needed but, I am going to do my best to stay here.
I finally got the missus to concede that California is untenable and she’s taken a shine to…Crackerado.
Heh.
I was born in and lived in San Diego until I was 31. I won’t ever move back to stay permanently, though if my dad needs me there I will go until he doesn’t any more.
That’s great Pablo! It’s very pretty there and you already know some people . . .
I’m fixing to visit San Diego shortly. I love it, but just can’t stay there. Those people elected Bob Filner ferchrissakes!
They’s my people, leigh!
How Women, Hispanics, and Blue Collar Workers Defended Gun Rights In Colorado
If Cartman really is right, it might be a good idea to stock up on Slayer CDs in addition to food, water, and ammo.
Breaking: MO House Overrides Gov. Nixon’s Veto of 2nd Amendment Preservation Act!
Believing your own PR always works out in the end.
ppp has hickenlooper on it’s face
Ninja, Its true hippies hate death metal. It harshes their mellow.
anti-styrofoam gun
Forgive me for being contrary, but I’m against styrofoam guns, too.
but I’m against styrofoam guns, too.
how about styrofoam greek columns?
I find the concept of a gun that shoots the opposite of styrofoam quite fascinating.
When I was a wee lad, we had these little foam nuggets about the size of tater tots that you could squeeze between your finger and thumb to make them shoot across the room. Pop-its? Something like that.
Later, we got little rubber pistols that would shoot the foam tater-tots when you gave the handgrip a good squeeze. They were one of the best Christmas presents ever. I can remember spending all day at my aunt & uncle’s house shooting at relatives, with my brother and cousins and parents and even my gimpy uncle taking turns. As I recall, one of the adults snuck out and bought a couple of extra pistols and bunch more of the tater tot ammo on the day after Christmas.
So you can take your ignorant kneejerk anti-styrofoam gun beliefs and cram ’em!
That Missouri Veto-Override story belies the “hand-grenades and horseshoes” aphorism, I think, at least as an indication of the trend. Though the override vote failed in the Mo. Senate due to the defection of two establishment Republicans, still, verging at two thirds of the vote is nothing to sneeze at, as well as promising the potential primarying of those two establicans — now that they’ve pointed the big styrofoam finger at themselves — come the next election.
talking points
Ousted Colorado Lawmaker Alleges Voter Suppression
Illinois Supreme Court: Second Amendment Protects Carrying Outside the Home
Pablo, you’re leaving Little Rhody even after Gov. Missing Linc Chaffee announced that he won’t run again?
That’ll leave only about five outlaws here in New England …
And I can only dream of such recalls here in miserable Illinois….sigh.
Game, Set .. Match