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The return of military tribunals: Hope and Change! edition

— Which is really nothing more than the Bush Administration edition, reappointed in the disingenuous garb of Obamanous nuance:

Desperate to reassure the Bush Derangement crowd, Obama is trying to bluff the country into thinking he’s engaged in a major overhaul when it’s really a tweak — and an utterly unnecessary one at that. The media will swoon over how he’s evolving and at what a big guy he is to come to grips with what they, too, suddenly see as difficult national security challenges. But a big guy is capable of admitting when he’s been wrong. This is small, in every way.

This leaves progressives with a tough choice: do they rail against a President who is doing everything he can, on the domestic front, to turn the US into a progressive client state? Or do they rationalize this obvious backpedal as a pragmatic necessity, rewarding Obama with a pass in exchange his work thus far dismantling the capitalist system (which will likely manifest as the story being completely ignored)?

Dunno, honestly: strategically, they should probably pretend this never happened. But given that they are on the whole petulant children who screech when they don’t get their every wish, I’d expect at least a little bit of Obama bashing, if only to keep up the appearance of moral superiority many of these sites affect.

— When they aren’t calling conservatives a “cancer,” or blackfacing liberals who dare step off the plantation, I mean.

97 Replies to “The return of military tribunals: Hope and Change! edition”

  1. Darleen says:

    uh, Jeff? Somewhere there’s an unclosed italics tag …

  2. baldilocks says:

    That didn’t work (tried to close it).

  3. Joe says:

    But Jeff, it is just logic.

  4. Joe says:

    Does doing it all in italics give us all a little more flair?

  5. Joe says:

    Italics are now gone. I miss them.

  6. Sdferr says:

    A number of the various lawyer types of the blogosphere are enjoying the compromising position Obama has put a few of his DoJ appointees into with this change. Here those people went to work thinking they were going to contribute to the noble cause, ridding the world of the hated military commissions and now, if they want to keep their jobs they are going to have to find a way to defend the very thing they were condemning a scant six months ago.

  7. Joe says:

    No more fun in Maryland.

  8. The Monster says:

    Maybe it’s an <em:gt; tag

  9. Joe says:

    President Obama speaks:

    What are you reading?
    I’m reading this book called Netherland by Joseph O’Neill … It’s about after 9/11, a guy—his family leaves him and he takes up cricket in New York. And it’s fascinating. It’s a wonderful book, although I know nothing about cricket.

    Cricket?

  10. Joe says:

    The Author speaks:

    Question: President Obama mentioned in a New York Times Magazine profile that he’s reading Netherland. How do you feel about the President reading your book?

    Joseph O’Neill: I’m very honored, of course.

    Question: How is the world of Netherland particular to the United States after 9/11?

    Joseph O’Neill: The story takes place in the aftermath of 9/11. One of the things it does is try to evoke the disorientation and darkness of that time, which we only emerged from with the election of President Obama.

    A circle jerk of love.

  11. geoffb says:

    The left blogs will bitch, Olby will moan, and the MSM will not mention it and talk only about how much the economy has “improved” (since 1933 or so but we won’t mention where we start the baseline). Or Michelle’s arms, whatever.

    You people need distraction, bread, circuses, soma, something better work. Obama hasn’t, doesn’t, won’t, can’tis better at vacation.

  12. Sdferr says:

    Not a whiff, not a peep yet at Balkinization, onetime home of a few of Obama’s lawyers, in particular the lawyer who fills the position John Yoo once held at OLC. Plenty of derision on display for Michael Stokes Paulsen who wrote the anti-OPR piece in Weekly Standard though, despite the fact that he is/was(?) a co-blogger at Balkinization.

  13. geoffb says:

    From the NRO piece.

    “As Powerline’s Scott Johnson has pointed out, these protections for our current enemies markedly outstrip the paltry safeguards given the Nazis at Nuremburg — notwithstanding that Nuremburg, an international tribunal that afforded no right to American civilian court review, is celebrated by the Left (and was fondly recalled by candidate Obama) as a triumph of the “rule of law.””

    Observe and you will see what “rule of law” means to this constitutional law “professor” who is now our President. I’m sure we the peons will be getting his cool improved version for ourselves as soon as can be arranged.

  14. Sdferr says:

    Rule of law means senior secured creditors will get a place toward the middle-back of the line and like it.

  15. bh says:

    I don’t care what it means. I’m almost done with this enormous paper mache Obama head. And I plan to march, baby. To the streets!

  16. geoffb says:

    a place toward the middle-back of the line and like it.

    Better than the cornfield.

  17. Sdferr says:

    Is that an Antietam reference geoffb?

  18. pdbuttons says:

    insect in a box?
    hooligans with cricket bats?

    which will protect us?

  19. B Moe says:

    Obama’s claim to have “supported the use of military commissions as one avenue to try detainees” is also misleading. Back in June 2008, he panned the Bush administration for resorting to anything other than trials in the civilian justice system. Around the same time, speaking for the Obama campaign, Eric Holder railed that Bush had “authorized the use of procedures that violate both international law and the United States Constitution.” The President feigns now that he really liked commissions all along, just not the Bush commissions, but — as he concedes — when they came up for a vote in Congress in 2006, he voted against them.

    How blatantly do these assholes have to play politics with national security before folks start to notice?

  20. Sdferr says:

    What, their turning on the war effort wasn’t enough to tic you off B Moe? Since then nothing they’ve done has the capacity to surprise.

  21. gus says:

    Sdferr. I grew up just a couple miles from Antietam. I lived near there as a child. I used to walk the battlefield as a little boy and it’s history and it’s utter carnage fascinated me. Sdferr, I’m talking about a 7,8,9 year old Cub Scout. Back in the late 60’s Antietam was not the protected National landmark that it is today.
    Fast forward. Last summer, I went to D.C. to visit my brother. State Dept Bureau of Diplomatic Security Fed agent. (my brother spent today Saturday as his last day as Dr.Condoleeza Rice’s security team leader), I borrowed one of my bro’s family vehicles and made the trek from the Dulles area of VA, to Sharpsburg MD, and my hometown of Hagerstown Maryland. I showed my 8 year old son, my Catholic school. (built in 1798), then I took my wife and my boy to Antietam. We spent hours there. We walked the bridge, we walked the fields. We walked through the indigenous cemetary that pre-dated the Civil War. I took my son to the ANTIETAM/SHARPSBURG CIVIL WAR CEMETERY. I bought my son a “musket pen” at the Antietam visitors center. I bought a couple of books on Antietem. The previous day, I had taken my son to Arlington National Cemetery. He got to see and touch the grave of his Grandfather. Who died long long before he was born. My boy got to witness the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers and it’s Changing of the Guard. My boy got to see President Bush and Dr.Rice walk across the Whitehouse lawn and fly away on MARINE 1 (to Camp David).
    I lost my train of thought…. were we discussing dunking Muslim murderers for 32 seconds???? What is Nancy Pelosi doing to make our country GREAT and safe for our sons and daughters?????

  22. psycho... says:

    There was some reflexive — and spreading — The neocons got to him! stuff before official word came down that this, like everything that happens, is more! evidence that His moral genius exceeds all other living souls (none of which was truly living until together we emerged from the darkness that was the Before Him), and if His mighty mind can bear this agonized-to pragmatic [etc], may we all aspire to His example of divine [etc].

    Enough will stick with the Jews! shit to keep that powder dry. Everyone in the hive has a job, and theirs is to tend that reserve. Just in case.

    They got waved off. Won’t always.

  23. Joe says:

    Comment by bh on 5/16 @ 9:51 pm #

    I don’t care what it means. I’m almost done with this enormous paper mache Obama head. And I plan to march, baby. To the streets!

    Becareful bh, lest you get mistaken for a piñata.

    The kids want their candy.

  24. geoffb says:

    Twilight Zone though the Antietam works too.

  25. pdbuttons says:

    tis’ funny to light up a strangers eyes u’v
    just met/ with some little known factoid about something
    about antiem[i don’t know)
    but i meet maine people and i talk about joshua chamberlain
    and the recognize the thought…
    then i get out a twenty dollar bill and ask peeps
    who is alexander hamilton?
    and the dull eye stare/ the gum snappin dull response from the clerk is…” i dunno”

    i hope i get change

  26. Topsecretk9 says:

    Maybe Jane can just blackface Obama in a photoshop and they can all call it a day?

  27. Sdferr says:

    Spooky apt geoff. Perusing the wiki, I see Cloris Leachman plays the kid’s mom … I think … Frau Blücher … who in turn, always spins me away to Hannah Arendt, an actual Frau Blücher since her 2nd husband’s name was Heinrich Blücher, to whom she dedicated The Origins of Totalitarianism, and we’re right back where we started.

  28. Topsecretk9 says:

    Comment by bh on 5/16 @ 9:51 pm #

    I don’t care what it means. I’m almost done with this enormous paper mache Obama head. And I plan to march, baby.

    pffff, you got nothin’ till you got a KISS FLOAT, man.

  29. Sdferr says:

    Tsk9, check it.

  30. bh says:

    The odd thing, sdferr? I actually proposed in an enormous paper mache Obama head with Jew fangs representing that ol’ timey blood libel.

    A little less romantic, granted. But, hep cat ironic? Check. Beat that Yglesias.

    Best thing my uneducated ear notices with Coltrane, blue like substance? That cool half beat between solos.

  31. Topsecretk9 says:

    Awe BH, that’s sweet.

  32. bh says:

    Thanks, tsk9.

  33. Topsecretk9 says:

    My man proposed to me while we were picking weeds. To make it even MORE romantic the the purpose of the proposal at that moment (we kinda knew we would) was the fact we were trying to buy a house back in those days when they wouldn’t just beg you to take a loan with no money down and no job! and it was just easier to be married. That was on a Thursday and by Friday we were a married at the ski rental slash marriage chapel!

  34. Topsecretk9 says:

    actually by Saturday, not Friday.

  35. bh says:

    That’s awesome, Tsk9. That’s my next goal. To transition from small wedding to “Hey, what are you doing next weekend?”

  36. Topsecretk9 says:

    I just read this at Althouse:

    Yesterday, we were talking about the way Obama was keeping Bush’s military commissions and lamely trying to make it look different by purporting to add more process.

    Didn’t he also keep all the same practices of rendition and secret “prisons” and just renamed them the more PC not media named to “temporary holding facilities”?

    ah yes,

    But the Obama administration appears to have determined that the rendition program was one component of the Bush administration’s war on terrorism that it could not afford to discard.

    The decision underscores the fact that the battle with Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups is far from over and that even if the United States is shutting down the prisons, it is not done taking prisoners.

    “Obviously you need to preserve some tools — you still have to go after the bad guys,” said an Obama administration official, speaking on condition of anonymity when discussing the legal reasoning. “The legal advisors working on this looked at rendition. It is controversial in some circles and kicked up a big storm in Europe. But if done within certain parameters, it is an acceptable practice.”

    One provision in one of Obama’s orders appears to preserve the CIA’s ability to detain and interrogate terrorism suspects as long as they are not held long-term. The little-noticed provision states that the instructions to close the CIA’s secret prison sites “do not refer to facilities used only to hold people on a short-term, transitory basis.”

    Despite concern about rendition, Obama’s prohibition of many other counter-terrorism tools could prompt intelligence officers to resort more frequently to the “transitory” technique.

    The decision to preserve the program did not draw major protests, even among human rights groups. Leaders of such organizations attribute that to a sense that nations need certain tools to combat terrorism.

  37. Topsecretk9 says:

    BH

    Both have there pros and cons. Let her enjoy her day, but if it gets too stressful she might like the no-hassle version too. I just can’t get down with the girls that want to plop down big bucks for things like butterfly or doves releases in lieu of rice. That’s like worse than buying a new car!

  38. pdbuttons says:

    people call /say beware doll
    u thought they were/ kidding u

  39. pdbuttons says:

    u used to
    laugh about
    everybody that was hanging out

    now u don’t talk so loud
    now u don’t …seem so proud
    about having to be scrounging
    for ur next meal[tax)

  40. bh says:

    Tsk9, I hear you.

  41. pdbuttons says:

    my comments have nuttin to do with bh/ nuptiuals
    i just got a dylan quote/ lyric book
    and/
    i’m not gonna stop
    don’t think twice tho
    ‘s alright

  42. bh says:

    pd, you’re a legend, don’t worry about it at all. In any way.

  43. pdbuttons says:

    yes…
    yes i will marry you bh

  44. geoffb says:

    Got married in 2001. Used the $600 we got back from the Bush tax cut to cover both rings, license, and food for the reception at our house. Money was tight at that time.

    Congrats bh!

  45. Dash Rendar says:

    I’m just stuffing you in a locker. Like, all those drama kids will think its really ironic and laugh and you’ll be real cool and we’ll make a video and you’ll get into NYU cuz of it all. For teh double decker irony.

  46. Dash Rendar says:

    Fucking shitstains. You we’re supposed to have you vas deferens augmented from chlamydia and your mind bordered in between Xanax and Adderall, yet you still have the dexterity to see that I’m not a messiah. O, I guess there might be something inate about this religion thing after all. Versed it is. Fuckers.

  47. bh says:

    Thanks, Geoff. Raising an glass in your direction. Not figuratively, I actually broke out the Johnny Blue for tonight.

  48. pdbuttons says:

    stuffed in a locker
    with a bottle of the blue
    if it’s a rockin’….

  49. geoffb says:

    Goodnight bh, a good day you have had.

  50. Salt Lick says:

    FWIW, I’ve got doubts about Obama’s flip-flop lowering his poll numbers. When I pointed out his hypocrisy to my wife, she said it reassures her that he’s “pragmatic” and not the ideologue I keep painting. Wife is a very smart woman, part of the sensible middle –voted McCain — but “gotcha” moments like this don’t hold any revelatory value for her. It’s just politics.

    Yeah, it frustrates me, too.

  51. Nishi_Jenkins says:

    C’mon JeffieG, you’re smarter than that.

    Obama is a machiavellian pragmatist and a systems guru.
    His program to extricate us from foreign misadventure in Iraq and Af-Pak can best be seen as a graceful degredation of service under expert (mil) advisement.

  52. Nishi_Jenkins says:

    You guys should give up now.
    The three legged stool was a devil’s bargain that has gone wobbly in the 21st century.
    The socon agenda is antipathic to individual freedom and liberty. Free market capitalism is survival of the greediest. Belief in the Manifest Destiny of Judeoxian Democracy in the face of history and evo theory of culture requires such a profound disconnect from empiricism and reality that I am astonished the neocons can tie their own shoes in RL.
    Now showing in Nishi’s crystal ball……Palin will be the nominee in 2012.
    It is goin’ to take at least one more righteous kerbstomping at the polls for the base to able to let go her.
    haha

  53. steveaz says:

    I hear Obama’s working on his next book. This is hearsay, so take it with a dose of salt, but, I hear the title of the book is, “How I became a Republican.”

    Obama is writing this book himself! He’s lined up Zell Miller to write the forward to the book, too. And Zell’s got a great line in his opening ‘graph: “Obama became a Republican the hard way…He learned it!”

    As soon as Amazon starts hocking the book, I’ll get myself a copy. Till then…the anticipation is killing me.

  54. Abe Froman says:

    That’s one way of looking at it Salt Lick. The problem is that these were not disagreements in which there were nuanced, constructively offered differences of opinion. The left labored for years to define the Bush administration as evil, corrupt and incompetent for a lot of the positions Obama is adopting. Worse yet they didn’t merely engage in this vile behavior for cheap domestic political purposes but dragged the US through the mud on the world stage as well. Pragmatic isn’t the word I’d use for that.

  55. […] Protein Wisdom on the gnashing of teeth, rending of garments in left field re Obama and […]

  56. B Moe says:

    Now showing in Nishi’s crystal ball……

    That’s not a crystal ball Nishi, that’s the bottom of a bottle of Ouzo.

  57. Darleen says:

    #36 bh

    That’s my next goal. To transition from small wedding to “Hey, what are you doing next weekend?”

    That’s why my daughter and her fiance (now my son-in-law) did last month

  58. B Moe says:

    When I pointed out his hypocrisy to my wife, she said it reassures her that he’s “pragmatic” and not the ideologue I keep painting. … It’s just politics.

    And if it were just campaign shouting involved I would tend to agree. But he and his colleagues actively worked and voted against tribunals. That goes beyond “just politics”.

  59. Darleen says:

    errr…. “that’s what” … (still on first cup of coffee)

  60. guinsPen says:

    Now showing in Nishi’s crystal ball meth…

    little sir ‘zonO!

  61. Nishi_Jenkins says:

    The Bush admin WAS evil, corrupt, and incompetant. And deeply, profoundly immoral and stupid.
    GW is going in the history books as the Torture President that trashed our economy to fight wars of choice and FAILED to protect the US from 9/11!
    hahaha
    The mills of justice grind slow, but they grind exceeding small.

  62. steveaz says:

    I hear President Barak Obama is still wording the subtitle for his new book.

    My unnamed sources tell me he is leaning towards an intern’s late proposal, “The tale of one American’s belated discovery of his country, its exceptionalism, and his responsibility to preserving both.”

    Not bad. I like what I’m reading so far. If he keeps this up Obama’ll be downright Reaganesque by 2012.

    Plans, I hear, are to wrap up the book-cover art and the bind details, then write the book. So, fans, we’re gonna have to wait awhile before we can sate our suspense.

    Hang tough!

  63. McGehee says:

    the disorientation and darkness of that time, which we only emerged from with the election of President Obama.

    Anybody know how to clean half-digested eggs and hash browns off a keyboard?

  64. Slartibartfast says:

    Obama is a machiavellian pragmatist and a systems guru

    Nishi is a fatuous personality-cultist.

    Really? Guru?

  65. Akatsukami says:

    Really? Guru?

    Yeah, like Sri Chinmoy.

  66. Nishi_Jenkins says:

    Here’s the 311 JeffieG.
    Palinism is going to destroy the GOP.
    The idea that will can replace intellect and skillz.

  67. JHoward says:

    GW is going in the history books as the Torture President that trashed our economy to fight wars of choice and FAILED to protect the US from 9/11!

    Of course, you have no idea what you’re talking about. Oh wait. Dubya will indeed go down as you say, at least among fools.

    But about any of those subjects — national security, monetary systems, and the history of 9/11 and what preceded it — you are entirely ignorant.

    Welcome to mobthink, nuggie. It will serve you well .

  68. Joe says:

    <a href=”http://hotair.com/archives/2009/05/17/video-remix-wanda-sykes-roasts-obama-the-way-he-deserves/”Bizzaro Wanda Sykes

    I like Bizzaro Sykes better.

  69. Darleen says:

    Nishi Mengele lives in an alternative reality where she believes in Eugenics and killing off all “worthless” people like the disabled and those of “lesser” IQ’s, but President Bush is evil for going after Islamists and keeping America safe for 8 years.

    She is an indecent childmonster.

  70. Joe says:

    Thanks to Allah for brightening our morning.

  71. J. "Trashman" Peden says:

    the disorientation and darkness of that time, which we only emerged from with the election of President Obama.

    It’s amazing how such people’s minds can only function at the totally deranged extremes of BDS disasterizing and Obamamessiahic Utopian delusionalism. Instead of being their ally, reality – including their very existence – is their arch enemy.

  72. JHoward says:

    Palinism is going to destroy the GOP.

    Actually, being rudderless in the land of the adrift and unproductive is what is going to destroy the GOP. The GOP tried bread and circuses and failed. Thankfully. From this point forward we live the next few steps to tyranny. Watch and learn.

    History, nuggie. Perspective. Reality. Trajectory. Honesty. With an insufficient grasp and use of these you’ve formed only the fantastic, unworkable view of times you exhibit.

  73. Pablo says:

    The idea that will can replace intellect and skillz.

    From someone who’s running on nothing but will, that’s damned funny.

    Here’s a clue for you: Outcomes matter. Incumbents can’t run on hopenchange, dearie.

  74. Joe says:

    Palinism is going to destroy the GOP.

    What is exactly Palinism anyway?

    I liked Sarah Palin before she was picked as McCain’s Veep. I think the treatment she got at the hands of Andrew Sullivan was a lot worse than what happened to Carrie Prejean at the hands of Perez Hilton. There were two very different standards in how she was treated vs. Plugs Biden. But whether or not Sarah Palin as a future in national politics really depends on Sarah Palin. To suggest her presence will destroy the GOP really overplays her position. That is more of the Andrew Sullivan school of saying the future of the GOP is with Crist and Huntsman.

    Hell, Sullivan suggested that the Huntsman Man in China move is because Mormons get the short shrift by the GOP and Obama is using this as a wedge issue (because Mitt will get the cold shoulder from many in the GOP in 2012).

  75. Joe says:

    My point being folks from the left advising how the GOP might revive itself are not to be particularly trusted.

  76. poppa india says:

    Nishi, look in at NRO or Instapundit and read Hanson’s “President Palin’s First 100 Days”-clearly shows the horrors of having her as president!

  77. McGehee says:

    …folks from the left advising how the GOP might revive itself are not to be particularly trusted.

    Oh, they can be trusted, all right — to give precisely the advice they would want or the GOP to follow. Sort of like me advising Democrats in 1995 to gather on the rim of the Grand Canyon and walk across air to the other side.

  78. Rusty says:

    #62
    This isn’t your bathroom. Go someplace else to take a dump.

  79. geoffb says:

    “Palinism is going to destroy the GOP.
    The idea that will can replace intellect and skillz.”

    Comedy gold. This should have been used at the White House Correspondents Dinner. It fits right into that evening perfectly. Bravo.

  80. Ya know, if Bush had only learned to hold out his hands like a prophet when he spoke, and picked cooler buzzords, he’d still be President today. Oh, wait…

  81. Techie says:

    Nishibot also mysteriously disappears every public school holiday.

  82. ushie says:

    Nishi is pathetic. She still thinks it was Obama vs. Palin, instead of Obama vs. Ol’-Whatshisname.

    Focus, silly child, focus.

  83. Slartibartfast says:

    Nishi apologized for being off-topic once, three years ago.

    I think she’s given up on the regrets, since.

  84. Slartibartfast says:

    Oh, and here’s nishi, a number of years ago:

    and people like you and duncan and marcos, hilzoy, are the ones forcing me to swear fealty to GW. it is obvious that you have no alternative plan for keeping me safe, and you just want to rant and rave.

    i loathe the bush admin’s anti-science platform with the fire of a thousand suns, but no democratic congressperson will say boo about that, because you are all gutless vote-whoring cowards and you know championing ESCR or fisking ID will lose you possible red-state votes.

    YOU are making me vote republican, hilzoy.

    One day nishi will take responsibility for her own actions, and quit blaming the current meme-generator.

  85. Slartibartfast says:

    Here.

  86. Log Cabin says:

    It has it’s own blog too, Slart. Kind of a mashup of anime stroke-stories and poorly reasoned, pseudorationalism.

    Of course, one can also find lots of Islamic cheerleading and the usual rabid anti-Judaism there.

    Truly a disturbed person…

  87. pdbuttons says:

    the stadium rocks
    for islamic cheerleaders

    bullet in head

  88. Slartibartfast says:

    Oh, I know, LC. Not worth visiting.

    I may waffle and fence-sit, from time to time, when I’m not sure of the correct course of action. But I absolutely take full responsibility for my decisions. See, at some age it just becomes ridiculous to be always indulging in variations of “I blame my parents”.

  89. Pablo says:

    Oh, I know, LC. Not worth visiting.

    As it turns out, it’s not worth writing either.

  90. Nishi_Jenkins says:

    Yup Pablow. _I changed my mind._
    The epiphanic moment for me was when I saw Bush lie on nat’l tv about stem cell research and the expansion veto.
    Then the scales fell from my eyes and I could see he was lying about a lot of things, like torture, Iraq, the economy and illegal immigration.
    I admit, I really believed in GW.
    What a naive child I was.
    I’m horrified to discover Rumsfeld manipulated GW with bible quotes, just like the odious Presidents Council of Bioluddites did.

    Here is the Future of the Republican Party.
    Deal.

  91. SBP says:

    What a naive child I was.

    Hate to break this to you: you’re still a naive child.

  92. Pablo says:

    So, you can’t trust your instincts? That may be a breakthrough. The first step in recovery is realizing that you have a problem, such as being mush-headed.

  93. Carin says:

    Pablo, it’s pointless. Obama is headed for the Worst. President. Ever. category, and nishi’s still talking about Bush.

    As we get further and further away from the Bush years, people just aren’t going to care, Nishi. Obama owns what’s going on right now, and it stinks. Everytime he opens his mouth, the markets tank.

    He’s screwed over Michigan and the taxpayers for the sake of the UAW. Another plant is closing in Lapeer this week. 54 people out of work. Obama presidency.

  94. Rob Crawford says:

    Nishi cheers Obama because he’s a fascist, like her.

    Nishi jeers at Bush because he not only wasn’t a fascist, he removed a fascist from power.

    Nishi hates Palin because Palin is successful and happy without kowtowing to the social markers of Nishi’s class!

    (But what can you expect? Nishi is one of those poor deluded morons who believes that the popular myths of her social circle are the signs of intelligence. She’s a follower, a herd animal, a moron.)

  95. McGehee says:

    Obama is headed for the Worst. President. Ever. category, and nishi’s still talking about Bush.

    Under the circumstances I can understand that.

    Also, point and laugh at it. A lot.

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