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“Blame it on Bush” [Darleen Click]

Rockin’

thanks to Pablo

186 Replies to ““Blame it on Bush” [Darleen Click]”

  1. leigh says:

    I love it. I put it on my Facebook page so I’ll probably get shunned by my aging liberal hippy friends.

    Again.

  2. serr8d says:

    Madeline (Not So) Albright

    Former Clinton Secretary of State, Madeline Albright, speaking before a crowd of Obama supporters Monday, Aug. 20, said that Democrats would continue to blame the Bush Administration for the bad economy forever.

    Blame Bush forever

    Friday, Aug. 24, Democrats released a report that affirmed this position.

    Obama’s ‘Get out of jail FREE!’ card that’s never emptied. It’s like, printing our own new money that obviously DOES grow on trees~!

  3. @PurpAv says:

    Artists get letters from the IRS in 5…4…3…2….

  4. BigBangHunter says:

    – I will be very happy if the Dems and the Retrogressives stick with the “We demand the right to murder our babies, and its all Bushes fault” platform.

    – As the preferred response to a very very angry electorate…..perfect!

  5. BigBangHunter says:

    “This is the campaign version of Obama’s entire economic argument: he can’t fix the economy unless he spends more money. And unless we give him more money, he can’t spend it. So if the economy fails, it’s our fault.”

    – Which it is ‘their’ fault, for ever putting this Socialist asshole in the WH in the first place.

    – Yeh, that works.

  6. Abe Froman says:

    That’s gonna leave a mark.

  7. @PurpAv says:

    Its always someone else’s fault with narcissists. Always.

  8. palaeomerus says:

    The democrat campaign slogan I’m seeing when I put on my ‘They Live’ sunglasses is “Vote for Obama or you are stupid, racist, and fair game once he wins anyway”.

  9. BigBangHunter says:

    – The only time narrcissists ever talk about others is when they need someone to blame for their mistakes.

  10. BigBangHunter says:

    – Obama’s not going to win this. He knows it, his moron followers know it, and they’re going to melt down like a witch in a swimming pool.

  11. leigh says:

    He sure isn’t going to win. I predict it’s not even going to be close.

    Ann can start measuring drapes and ordering paint colors for the residence on the Wednesday after.

  12. BigBangHunter says:

    – Isaac begins to get his eye on.

  13. leigh says:

    Isaac looks to me like he’s headed to Nawlins to finish the job Katrina started.

    Good thing Shep’s already in Tampa. He can do a remote about cannibals.

  14. leigh says:

    Why are they protesting vaginas? I thought it was the penis they hated?

  15. BigBangHunter says:

    – Its envy Leigh….Envy, not hate. So they dress up as vagina’s and then when they get fucked over they don’t know why. So much for the ‘elites’.

    – In other news….The continuing saga of remedial economics for Progressives, part 451:

    – Sanity, and reality, comes to Camden.

  16. BigBangHunter says:

    – Watching the ‘cliterous cult’ in that video’, it kind of looks like Isaac provided the ‘blow’ jobs for their protest.

  17. BigBangHunter says:

    – Well there you have it nr. The man obviously has to go. Why hell, he’s actually talking out loud about the ruling class and Washington being completely out of control and the incredibly fucked up economy, and we just can’t have that.

    – No wonder the GOP was all over him like flies on cow patties. It all makes perfect sense now.

    – “Off with his head!”

  18. newrouter says:

    the cspan site is really useful.

  19. B Moe says:

    Pretty interesting band bio:
    http://www.thevotersmusic.com/#!about/c161y

    Cris (Zalles, singer) was born in Santiago, Chile, and still remembers as a 7 year old seeing his country elect a Communist president. For three years, he saw the country fall apart and clearly recalls the food lines, personal property being confiscated, and other rights being violated. He also remembers some of the messages and strategies used by the Communists, like demonizing the rich in order to divide the classes and capture power. With Obama’s re-election campaign upon us, some of those memories have been slowly coming back and have motivated Cris to get involved. In his own words, “Experience trumps ideology”.

    A bunch of Florida pros, mostly Latin background. They have a album worth of stuff to check out. This could go viral, dudes know what they are doing.

  20. BigBangHunter says:

    – nr – Someday, when all the players can no longer run interference and the legacy press can’t ignore it any longer, the whole sordid scam of the “houses for votes” is going to get dumped out on the American floor like a steamy pile of pig shit.

    – If Barney Frank doesn’t get a few years of grey bar vacation at some point, there simply is no justice.

  21. newrouter says:

    bbh just for fun i was thinking of starting an akin you tube channel and upload his economic stuff. it’d be fun to poke the gop “intelligentsia” in the eye and get this guy elected.

  22. BigBangHunter says:

    – That would be mondo interesting to watch nr. I bet it could go viral if T-parties caught on.

  23. newrouter says:

    these fools should be bombarding mo. right now with the fact mccaskill and reid haven’t passed a budget in 3 years.

  24. Pablo says:

    You know what would work better than that, nr? If he get out and sell it now.

    http://www.akin.org/

    http://www.akin.org/updates/akin-campaign-response-rasmussen-poll

    http://www.facebook.com/supportakin?ref=stream

    http://akin.house.gov/

    I wish I saw a winner in there somewhere, a guy who’s going to claw his way back. This is as good as it gets and this ain’t that good: https://twitter.com/ToddAkin

  25. newrouter says:

    You know what would work better than that, nr? If he get out and sell it now.

    pablo he’s got his son running the publicity for his campaign. mittens should be over there reorganizing his “business” toute suite. i’m just doing lemons-lemonade.

  26. leigh says:

    Mitt is up +10 in MO and he has a convention to attend this week.

  27. newrouter says:

    Mitt is up +10 in MO and he has a convention to attend this week

    i meant that the mittens campaign could go in there and change the narrative. how much would it cost them to run them “mccaskill/reid 3 years and no budget” ads?

  28. leigh says:

    That isn’t going to happen, nr.

    Akin is radioactive to them, and even then he might still win.

  29. BigBangHunter says:

    how much would it cost them to run them “mccaskill/reid 3 years and no budget” ads?

    – More to the point every senate seat gets you that much closer to 60, plus the mittens campaign has more money than god right now.

  30. newrouter says:

    akins vindicated?

    Dr Cole told her: ‘All women’s wiring is different. That’s the reason women respond so differently from one another sexually. The pelvic nerve branches in very individual ways for every woman. These differences are physical’.

    He added that men’s sexual wiring is much more uniform.

    Miss Wolf told the Sunday Times: ‘I almost fell off my chair in astonishment…neural wiring? Not culture, not upbringing, not patriarchy, not feminism, not Freud?…’

    ‘It presented the obvious suggestion that anyone could learn about her own, or his or her partner’s particular neural variant as such, and simply master the patterns of the special way it worked.’

    link

  31. BigBangHunter says:

    – Mitt is running wuss on this one. He’d probably really like to go all out for the guy, but hes afraid of alienating some of his base, and even though all signs point to a win, when you’re up against the fuvking Marxists you take nothing for granted.

  32. Pablo says:

    My guess is that Mitt thinks he’s a bit of a dipshit.

  33. happyfeet says:

    lemonade is empty calories

  34. leigh says:

    I don’t know that I’d call it that, BBH.

    Did you watch FNS today? He was asked about Akin and he seemed to think Akin is a liability and should let another more viable candidate step in.

    You have to decide which hill to die on and he has bigger fish to fry.

  35. BigBangHunter says:

    – Maybe Leigh, but listening to Akins talks on the economy, and knowing he’d be a seat closer to the WH meaning something again, Romney’d back him if he could. I’m impressed with the guys politics, his speaking presence, not so much.

  36. newrouter says:

    Mitt thinks he’s a bit of a dipshit.

    i want to win this do you?

  37. leigh says:

    Yeah. You can be the smartest guy in the room, but if you sound like a mental patient when you talk and worse, get caught flat-footed like he did, you’re toast.

    Aviation and politics are both unforgiving. Akin just flew his career into the ground.

  38. newrouter says:

    his speaking presence, not so much.

    if i have the time i’ll look up mccaskill and the economy in the last few years on the senate floor or the pw commentors can do it too. i’m sure claire has some really “intelligent” statements sitting in the cspan library.

  39. newrouter says:

    Akin just flew his career into the ground.

    really? scott brown was an asterisk in ’09 at this point.

  40. newrouter says:

    Aviation and politics are both unforgiving

    apples, oranges, look squirrel

  41. Pablo says:

    Surely, we’ll save his bacon here in the pw comment section. Who needs a competent campaign while we’re on the internet? Rove’s got nothing on us.

  42. Pablo says:

    really? scott brown was an asterisk in ’09 at this point.

    Yeah, but he hadn’t come from 5 points up and then set his head on fire.

  43. leigh says:

    Aviation and politics are both unforgiving

    I stand by what I say. Akin does not.

  44. BigBangHunter says:

    – I don’t know if Akin is damaged goods, beyond repair, or if he can win, but I do know that if the Tea party got behind him that could make the GOP get religion real fast, and that’s more a statement about the cynical nature of the Right establishment than it is about Akin.

    – Me, I give the guy credit for not folding his tent and crawling away. That took some stones, so I’m not going to judge him until the count is in.

    – In the mean time I think the trouble Bummblefuck is having raising dough is a hell of a lot more telling than anyone, especially the Left and the MSM, is letting on. All those “small” donations were from the young voter demographic last time around. When they gave they also would feel the need to follow up with their vote. Not giving this time, to me anyway, signals they’re just not in it this time around.

    – That has to be scarring the crap out of the Obama campaign. Any loss of the youth vote and its turn out the party the lights are over.

  45. BT says:

    Isn’t Ted Cruz a no exception guy too?
    And Mourdock and Heller?

    The horror!

    Romney got played.

  46. happyfeet says:

    republican rape freak in stunning upset

  47. B Moe says:

    You need to change your avatar to Eeyore, Pablo.
    ;p

  48. newrouter says:

    republican rape freak in stunning upset

    “Dr Cole told her: ‘All women’s wiring is different. That’s the reason women respond so differently from one another sexually. The pelvic nerve branches in very individual ways for every woman. These differences are physical’.”

    the science is settled. wymans has sperm protection

  49. sdferr says:

    President Barack Obama said Mitt Romney has locked himself into “extreme positions” on economic and social issues and would surely impose them if elected, trying to discredit his Republican rival at the biggest political moment of his life.

    In an interview with The Associated Press, Obama said Romney lacks serious ideas, refuses to “own up” to the responsibilities of what it takes to be president, and deals in factually dishonest arguments that could soon haunt him in face-to-face debates.

    Mercy, that’s beautiful.

  50. happyfeet says:

    “It’s a problem. There is no doubt about that,” McCain said on NBC’s “Meet The Press,” when asked about the impact of Akin’s remarks on the Republican presidential ticket. “Mr. Akin should recognize having the nomination of your party is a privilege and if you abuse that then you are not eligible to keep it. What he said was unacceptable.”

  51. leigh says:

    It’s not the Right Establishment alone that is saying he’s done.

    If McCaskill’s campaign ponied up a big ($1.5 mill) donation to his primary campaign, this sounds like a calculated move by the WH to get a defeatable candidate in place to keep McCaskill in the Senate.

    I have the same position as Akin on abortion and I am also against the death penalty. All that out of the way, I am also a scientist and that statement of his was weapons grade stupid. To nearly everyone.

  52. BigBangHunter says:

    Romney: “President Obama, after almost 4 years in office the economy is in the worse shape its been since WWII. Everytime anyone asks you why, or what you’re going to do about it if you’re given a second term you blame it on George Bush. Does that mean you call him every day to ask him what to do?”

    Obama: “Your positions are all extreme, and you deal in factually dishonest arguments.”

    Romney: “Is that a yes?”

  53. McGehee says:

    And here comes the electric hamster quoting John McCain to support his position.

  54. happyfeet says:

    i just thought it was funny is all

  55. newrouter says:

    “Mr. Akin should recognize having the nomination of your party is a privilege

    no proggtard “we the people” choose him. go do choom asshat

  56. BT says:

    ” All that out of the way, I am also a scientist and that statement of his was weapons grade stupid. ”

    So what.

    I agree with Pablo that Akin hasn’t shown any political acumen since the recent clash of mouth with shoe leather.

    But if he does get his act together and changes the narrative to refocus back on the economy he still has a shot.

    And i really would hate to see the notion of the belief that life begins at conception is an automatic disqualifier, no matter how poorly that belief is expressed.

  57. BigBangHunter says:

    – If theres one Pol outside of a whole list of demturds that I’d like to see the hell out of Washington, it’s that total jackass McCain.

  58. leigh says:

    Mercy, that’s beautiful.

    It surely is. The debates are going to be a marvel.

  59. leigh says:

    i really would hate to see the notion of the belief that life begins at conception is an automatic disqualifier, no matter how poorly that belief is expressed.

    Where did I say that?

  60. BT says:

    You didn’t say it. I did.

  61. leigh says:

    Yes, you did.

    It doesn’t change the fact that no matter what Akin says from now until the day he dies, he’s going to be remembered for saying a woman cannot become pregnant from a rape. Or very rarely because he heard it from some unknown doctor.

  62. BigBangHunter says:

    – Are we going to do the Akins mambo from now til November?

  63. newrouter says:

    It doesn’t change the fact that no matter what Akin says from now until the day he dies, he’s going to be remembered for saying a woman cannot become pregnant from a rape.

    by whom? or womb or that is a dumb assertion.

  64. BT says:

    To the life at conception people it won’t matter.

    To the life at some indeterminate point in time people it won’t matter either, because that statement will not change the odds of a change in abortion laws.

    To the life at whatever time as long as it is in my womb i can abort it people, it is just another arrow in their quiver and i doubt Akin is counting on their votes.

    I think if Akin gets a money bomb from the right to life people , he can get back on track. If they abandon him, i’ll agree that he is done.

  65. Pablo says:

    – Maybe Leigh, but listening to Akins talks on the economy, and knowing he’d be a seat closer to the WH meaning something again, Romney’d back him if he could.

    He’s done the math, no doubt. If he were to back Akin, he’d be beat about the head and neck with it 24/7 from here to 11/6. Hell, Fauxcohantas is trying to make Scott Brown into Todd Akin. From a becoming POTUS perspective, it fails the cost/benefit analysis. Ain’t gonna happen. He’s a political liability with very little in the political asset column. There are lots of conservative guys who can play this game at the pro level. Todd isn’t one of them.

    Romney is a goal-oriented guy. Getting rid of McCaskill isn’t a goal he’s focused on.

    What, did y’all think he was George Washington?

  66. newrouter says:

    nah we’re trying to devise ways around the stupid gop between now and nov.

  67. sdferr says:

    What did J.B. Say say? He said:

    1. That, in every community the more numerous are the producers, and the more various their productions, the more prompt, numerous, and extensive are the markets for those productions; and, by a natural consequence, the more profitable are they to the producers; for price rises with the demand. But this advantage is to be derived from real production alone, and not from a forced circulation of products; for a value once created is not augmented in its passage from one hand to another, nor by being seized and expended by the government, instead of by an individual. The man, that lives upon the productions of other people, originates no demand for those productions; he merely puts himself in the place of the producer, to the great injury of production, as we shall presently see.

    And

    2. That each individual is interested in the general prosperity of all, and that the success of one branch of industry promotes that of all the others. In fact, whatever profession or line of business a man may devote himself to, he is the better paid and the more readily finds employment, in proportion as he sees others thriving equally around him. A man of talent, that scarcely vegetates in a retrograde state of society, would find a thousand ways of turning his faculties to account in a thriving community that could afford to employ and reward his ability. A merchant established in a rich and populous town, sells to a much larger amount than one who sets up in a poor district, with a population sunk in indolence and apathy. What could an active manufacturer, or an intelligent merchant, do in a small deserted and semi-barbarous town in a remote corner of Poland or Westphalia? Though in no fear of a competitor, he could sell but little, because little was produced; whilst at Paris, Amsterdam, or London, in spite of the competition of a hundred dealers in his own line, he might do business on the largest scale. The reason is obvious: he is surrounded with people who produce largely in an infinity of ways, and who make purchases, each with his respective products, that is to say, with the money arising from the sale of what he may have produced.

  68. cranky-d says:

    Are we going to re-litigate this Akin thing? I hope not. There was enough friendly fire already.

  69. Ernst Schreiber says:

    newrouter says August 26, 2012 at 7:25 pm
    the mittens campaign could go in there and change the narrative. how much would it cost them to run them “mccaskill/reid 3 years and no budget” ads?

    leigh says August 26, 2012 at 7:28 pm

    That isn’t going to happen, nr.
    Akin is radioactive to them[.]

    They might want to think that if they think Akin is a drag on them going forward in MO.
    It wouldn’t be hard to cut an ad tying McCaskell and Reid to Obama and the three of them as harmful to Missouri and America.

  70. Pablo says:

    I think if Akin gets a money bomb from the right to life people , he can get back on track.

    It doesn’t matter how much money he has if he doesn’t know how to use it effectively. I’m not seeing that he does. Or that his son does.

  71. BigBangHunter says:

    – To me Akin’s is small peanuts compared to the startling example of how easily the Right can get played.

  72. newrouter says:

    There are lots of conservative guys who can play this game at the pro level. Todd isn’t one of them.

    that’s what we have: akin. we also have an idiot contingent that is hell bent on being “right” in their forecast. you folks sux some self righteousness. instead of trying to fix a problem you keep pouring sand in the gears. go team r.

  73. leigh says:

    Pablo, the Dems are already circulating a mock-up of the Romney-Ryan bumpersticker that says Romney-Ryan-Akin.

    Akin has unfortunately moved himself into the catergory of expendable. His usefulness and utility are gone this campaign cycle.

  74. newrouter says:

    the pablo contingent would have had armstrong abort his landing at the 12 second mark. no effin’ balls in this nation anymore

  75. BigBangHunter says:

    – Which is to say, I honestly believe this election is R&R’s to lose, and I would hope there’s no more Akin’s second teir bubbleheads out there to throw another wrench in the works.

  76. Ernst Schreiber says:

    I stand by what I say. Akin does not.

    You’d prefer it if he’d doubled down on whatever it is you think he thinks?

  77. BT says:

    It doesn’t matter how much money he has if he doesn’t know how to use it effectively. I’m not seeing that he does. Or that his son does.

    I would have no problem stipulating that a condition of the investment would be new management.

  78. cranky-d says:

    That would be yes, then.

  79. newrouter says:

    Akin has unfortunately moved himself into the catergory of expendable. His usefulness and utility are gone this campaign cycle.

    yea commercials with baracky saying that he’s for an abortion after an abortion will be looked at as mainstream. leigh you and pablo et al really suck when it comes to fighting the proggtards

  80. leigh says:

    It wouldn’t be hard to cut an ad tying McCaskell and Reid to Obama and the three of them as harmful to Missouri and America.

    It’s quite possible that is in the works. Just not this week.

  81. BigBangHunter says:

    – If the Tea party gets behind him, and he gets fresh money into his campaign, as screwed up as McCaskill is, he’s almost a lock to win. Then what does Romney and the Right do?

    – Its a no-win for R&R now, thanks to their kneejerk reaction, so they better hope he loses.

  82. Pablo says:

    You need to change your avatar to Eeyore, Pablo.

    Heh. I like to think that I’m just looking at this situation objectively. If anyone wants to explain to me why this guy isn’t a tomato can, I’ll gladly listen. But if I were a betting man…

  83. leigh says:

    Fuck you, newrouter.

    Stop taking out your aggrevation toward your mother on me.

  84. BigBangHunter says:

    – I’ll take that as a “yes” in response to my November question.

  85. newrouter says:

    Fuck you, newrouter.

    Stop taking out your aggrevation toward your mother on me.

    yea ok

  86. Pablo says:

    that’s what we have: akin. we also have an idiot contingent that is hell bent on being “right” in their forecast.

    You confuse predictions with aspirations. You should stop doing that. Me, I’d like to be wrong about this one. That doesn’t make me think I am anymore than your utter lack of evidence supporting that proposition does.

  87. newrouter says:

    leigh put down the bottle

  88. leigh says:

    I don’t drink, nr. Take your own advice.

  89. newrouter says:

    You confuse predictions with aspirations.

    nah i see hannity, coutler and you , 60 days out of an election, continue to hammer akin. maybe shut up and try to elect him? it might work oh one who is so concerned about taking the senate.

  90. bh says:

    Anyone got a soothing bird video to link?

  91. newrouter says:

    I don’t drink, nr. Take your own advice.

    hysterical wymans check your neurons

  92. leigh says:

    sdferr linked cool dogs in combat pictures on another thread.

  93. newrouter says:

    would flipping the bird to leigh be soothing?

  94. BigBangHunter says:

    * The Left finds some conservative hack, and uses him to push the Rights buttons.

    * The Right tells birther jokes and pushes the Lefts buttons.

    – Common folks, its the crazy season, lighten up. We still have 71 days of this crap to slog through.

  95. Pablo says:

    nah i see hannity, coutler and you , 60 days out of an election, continue to hammer akin.

    Ah, yes. He’s really awesome. It’s my fault he’s losing.

    Idiot.

  96. Pablo says:

    When was I supposed to start giving a fuck about the MO Senate election? A week ago, it was a GOP walk. Suddenly, it’s my fault McCaskill’s winning. I sense magical thinking at play.

  97. sdferr says:

    Two birds [though the musical accompaniment isn’t to write home about].

  98. BT says:

    Why are Hannity and Coulter involved in this anyway?

  99. BigBangHunter says:

    – If it makes you feel better nr, you could use the pic of that guy in Ohio as Obama’s campaign bus went by on the freeway, but knowing Leigh if I were you I’d think about it first.

  100. bh says:

    Heh, well played, fellas.

  101. Ernst Schreiber says:

    It doesn’t change the fact that no matter what Akin says from now until the day he dies, he’s going to be remembered for saying a woman cannot become pregnant from a rape. Or very rarely because he heard it from some unknown doctor.

    You know what’s really stupid? Calling a guy stupid for deferring to the facts, whether he understand them or not, instead of making obeisance to the conventional wisdom.

    .0032 million pregnancies out of 6 million pregnancies each year. That’s your facts right there. Whether Akin’s believe’s the reason it’s rare because of holy rape sheilds, or because of biology and statistical probabilities of conception under any circumstances, or even “from what I understand from doctor’s that’s really rare because the female body has ways of dealing with that,” is irrelevant to the facts.

    Morover, if we wanted to be charitable, Akin can be understood as saying, “I don’t know why it’s rare, but doctors tell me it is, and that’s good enough for me.” Evidently that’s not good enough. Whyhe believes what he believes is more important than what he believes.

    2+2=5

    But then, why would we want to be charitable? After all, we know what the left is going to say. And it’s much easier to go with the flow than to try to push back against it. Pushing back means you get associated with religious nuts who believe in magic rape shields. And it doesn’t matter whether that’s true or not. The accusation itself is just too embarrassing for right-thinking people.

    And, to steal a play from Jeff, by righ-thinking I mean left-thinking.

  102. leigh says:

    Ernst I can’t read the man’s mind and neither can you, so stop trying to.

  103. cranky-d says:

    Downrange, people. Downrange.

  104. leigh says:

    Is anyone else watching “Copper” on BBC? It’s only the second episode and it’s already epic.

  105. Ernst Schreiber says:

    I’m not. I’m trying to understand him instead of dismiss him because his statement was “weapons-grade stupid.”

    But I can afford to do that, since I’m not vested in winning an election.

  106. BigBangHunter says:

    – Tell you the truth, when I watch Akin’s speaking he looks tired, worn out. What I don’t see is a natural leader type. And peoples we need leaders, not more McCains.

    – This whole type of dustup, pro and con, would be avoided if our Pols would just learn the wisdom of less is more.

  107. leigh says:

    You’re quarrelsome Ernst. It’s your nature.

    But I like you anyway.

  108. newrouter says:

    Ah, yes. He’s really awesome. It’s my fault he’s losing.

    Idiot.

    well there’s two videos of akin speaking about debt, deficit and collapse of the financial system a few post back. eagerly await your mccaskill vids from the senate on the same? but let’s focus on one stupid thing for the win. you go team r!!!!

  109. newrouter says:

    Is anyone else watching “Copper” on BBC? It’s only the second episode and it’s already epic.

    yes it is ofa

  110. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Just as it’s your nature to ingratiate yourself with whatever you happen to see as the prevailing conventional wisdom around here, bless your heart.

    I can condescend too.

  111. BigBangHunter says:

    – No, his economy stuff looks solid, but as I said, he looks sort of worn down. Not a lot of fire left I would guess, and I don’t think its simply because of this firestorm. Fact is through it all he seemed to be surprised and confused by it all.

  112. Abe Froman says:

    He doesn’t need our help. You’re talking about fucking Missouri for heaven’s sake. People would be more appalled if he didn’t enjoy possum pie than they will be about his goofy rape babble a month from now.

  113. leigh says:

    I wasn’t condescending. That’s your department.

    I was making an observation.

  114. Ernst Schreiber says:

    If you say so.

  115. BigBangHunter says:

    I can condescend too.

    – Yeh, but can you patronize. That’s a lot trickier.

  116. newrouter says:

    I was making an observation.

    yes give baracky my regards ofa

  117. Abe Froman says:

    This is kind of fun to watch.

  118. BT says:

    BBH i’m not sure we need more natural leader types. I think we need plodding implementers who can shepherd legislation through the mazes so the will of the people is enacted.

    I don’t think anyone believes that Akin is just using the Senate as a stepping stone to higher office.

  119. newrouter says:

    his goofy rape babble a month from now.

    just for underlining

    ““Dr Cole told her: ‘All women’s wiring is different. That’s the reason women respond so differently from one another sexually. The pelvic nerve branches in very individual ways for every woman. These differences are physical’.”

  120. BigBangHunter says:

    – Yeh, it is Abe. But at my age I have an advantage. I’m past the point where I give a fuck whether I win any popularity contests any more. It’s Liberating!

  121. happyfeet says:

    all he did was make a distinction between legitimate rapes and the procreative kind where god blesses you with a baby just like mother mary except where illegitimate rape is involved

    some people call him nuts but others would be proud to call him Senator

    it’s a matter of no small controversy in these waning days of America

  122. newrouter says:

    Fact is through it all he seemed to be surprised and confused by it all.

    the alinsky by your own party will do dat.

  123. Ernst Schreiber says:

    – Yeh, but can you patronize. That’s a lot trickier

    I guess I’ll take that under advisement.

  124. Abe Froman says:

    just for underlining

    ““Dr Cole told her: ‘All women’s wiring is different. That’s the reason women respond so differently from one another sexually. The pelvic nerve branches in very individual ways for every woman. These differences are physical’.

    Yeah. The “revelation” that females are more complex and varied than men in that way is something every man-whore figured out by their sophomore year in college. It doesn’t mean what you think it means.

  125. BigBangHunter says:

    – Sure feets, because lets face it, if Dec 22nd dawns and I DON’T have a happy birthday because the whole damn thing has gone up in Aztec smoke all of this is really going to fucking matter.

  126. newrouter says:

    between legitimate rapes and the procreative kind

    stupid yellow pinkachu: legitimate/forced rape, statutory rape, and rape – rape and towanda browley rape

  127. leigh says:

    nr, that article you keep referencing is about female orgams, not conception.

    experts believe it is all to do with a woman’s internal wiring.

    What would we do without experts?

  128. Ernst Schreiber says:

    all he did was make a distinction between legitimate rapes and the procreative kind

    I thought he was making a distinction between legitimate and illegitimate in the hypothetical context of a woman attempting to get an abortion in a state where abortion had been outlawed except for certain narrow exceptioins such as rape.

  129. newrouter says:

    The “revelation” that females are more complex and varied than men in that way is something every man-whore figured out by their sophomore year in college. It doesn’t mean what you think it means.

    so mr. abe what does it mean to you?

  130. palaeomerus says:

    “Why are they protesting vaginas?”

    Because there’s a war on women. It makes perfect sense if you hold your breath long enough to make the light get dimmer.

  131. BT says:

    You mean Dec 22 might not be the drop dead date?

    I’m going to have to refigure my retirement plans.

  132. palaeomerus says:

    Igor: ” Master! Master! The Peasants are revolting! ”

    Dr. Von Frankenstein : ” Yeah? Well, I bet you don’t get invited to many parties either.”

  133. BigBangHunter says:

    What would we do without experts?

    – Probably live much more happy and productive lives.

  134. newrouter says:

    nr, that article you keep referencing is about female orgams, not conception.

    thanks ofa for stupid comment.

  135. Abe Froman says:

    so mr. abe what does it mean to you?

    Orgasms. Orgasms. Orgasms. Not conception.

  136. leigh says:

    I’m past the point where I give a fuck whether I win any popularity contests any more. It’s Liberating!

    Isn’t it though? I’ve been there for years.

  137. BigBangHunter says:

    – I’ll take orgasms for 500 Alex.

    ….’course most of us will take orgasms over almost anything you can name, so that’s not really saying much.

  138. palaeomerus says:

    ” – Yeh, but can you patronize. That’s a lot trickier.”

    Well…I backed a couple of Kickstarters and last week I gave a guy who forgot his wallet $8 for a Jimmy Johns.

  139. Abe Froman says:

    A really good sneeze is kind of orgasmic. Not that I have the slightest clue why, physiologically.

  140. palaeomerus says:

    “- I’ll take orgasms for 500 Alex.”

    500 sounds kind of high Alex. I mean I can do it myself for a lot less…

  141. newrouter says:

    Orgasms. Orgasms. Orgasms. Not conception.

    yes that is the proggtard path to cultural suicide. hey allan ackbar to you too.

  142. BigBangHunter says:

    – Yeh, that’s a real poser BT. They keep revising the damn armageddon date every time one passes and nothing happens. I’m getting really tired of changing my insurance and will, not to mention my vanity plates.

  143. Abe Froman says:

    What does that even mean, nr?

  144. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Well if you can’t trust the Mayans….

  145. newrouter says:

    What does that even mean, nr?

    ask sandra fluke. she’s in charlotte next week. though media benjamin is in tampa this week with her vagina clothes.

  146. Abe Froman says:

    You seem too smart for me to have to explain this in baby-talk, nr, but even if that passage you excerpted meant what you think it means, the fact that women’s physical responses are neurologically varied is at odds with Akin’s assertion, not a vindication of it.

  147. happyfeet says:

    I thought he was making a distinction between legitimate and illegitimate in the hypothetical context of a woman attempting to get an abortion in a state where abortion had been outlawed except for certain narrow exceptions such as rape.

    if this was his intent he failed fairly spectacularly

  148. newrouter says:

    if this was his intent he failed fairly spectacularly

    so did the pinkachu with no links

  149. palaeomerus says:

    “Well if you can’t trust the Mayans….”

    They didn’t exactly predict their break down as an urban society. Apparently modern descendants of the Mayans living in Mexico keep telling reporters who ask that it’s new age bullshit and that they don’t believe the Dresden codex and tis calendar is important in any way beyond antiquity, rarity and historical/cultural significance.

  150. happyfeet says:

    here is a link it is a musics

  151. newrouter says:

    the fact that women’s physical responses are neurologically varied is at odds with Akin’s assertion, not a vindication of it.

    complex subject no? akin maybe correct. but do not let this stop us from reporting that: mccaskhill and reid HAVE NOT PRODUCED A BUDGET IN 3 YEARS.

    oh no don’t do dat

  152. newrouter says:

    here is a link it is a musics

    yea thanks for shitty musics

  153. happyfeet says:

    you are a really unappreciative person with respect to the very good musics what I linked is my feeling

  154. Abe Froman says:

    Yes, it is a complex subject. For instance, a smarter person making his assertion might have it occur to him that having wiring designed to prevent conception during violent non-consensual sex might mean God and the Baby Jesus don’t really want no rape babies.

  155. sdferr says:

    Today is Insty’s b’day.

  156. Ernst Schreiber says:

    if this was his intent he failed fairly spectacularly

    Well, we all know that never happens.

  157. newrouter says:

    For instance, a smarter person making his assertion might have it occur to him that having wiring designed to prevent conception during violent non-consensual sex might mean God and the Baby Jesus don’t really want no rape babies.

    i’m yawning about females and their pink things. cunts are stupid. fiscal calamity not so much. hey sandra fluke eff you with a dildo.

  158. Abe Froman says:

    Sandra Fluke is likely quite attached to her dildo. Things are hard out there for a girl who looks like Augustus Gloop.

  159. BigBangHunter says:

    (carraige scene – Distant sounds in the night)
    Oooowwwwwwwwoooooooaaaarrrrr

    Dr. Von Frankenstein : “Hmmmmmm….wonder what that could be?”

    Igor: “Warewolf”

    Dr. Von Frankenstein: “Where, wolf?”

    Igor: “Yes, thats what I said, warewolf”

    Dr. Von Frankenstein: “No I mean where, wolf?”

    Igor: “I already said, warewolf”

    Dr. Von Frankenstein: “But you didn’t say where”

    Igor: “Oh, ….well there Castle…..there wolf”

    (Carraige arrives at Castle gate and is met by Frau Blucher)

    Dr. Von Frankenstein: “Ahh Frau Blucher. would you…Whhhhhhiiiinnnnyyyyy…..umm….would….you…please show the guests to their rooms, and Igor would you please help Frau Blucher with……..Whhhhhhiiiinnnnyyyyy…..the bags.”

    Igor: “Of course, you take the blonde, I’ll take the brunette”

  160. newrouter says:

    BT says August 26, 2012 at 9:18 pm

    Why are Hannity and Coulter involved in this anyway?

    ummmm lead the charge?

  161. newrouter says:

    Things are hard out there for a girl who looks like Augustus Gloop.

    tune in next week on cbsnbcabccnnmsnbcnytwapo

  162. BT says:

    “ummmm lead the charge?”

    I suspect they were after ratings or booksales.

    I suspect some of the others were engaged in infighting.

  163. BigBangHunter says:

    – Damn, we didn’t get to see the Geraldo leaning into the wind….

  164. BigBangHunter says:

    Things are hard out there for a girl who looks like Augustus Gloop.

    – Judging from the looks of her I’d guess that it’s more likely things aren’t hard very often for her.

  165. B Moe says:

    happyfeet says August 26, 2012 at 9:53 pm

    all he did was make a distinction between legitimate rapes and the procreative kind where god blesses you with a baby just like mother mary except where illegitimate rape is involved

    Two kids get drunk as shit their freshman year at college.

    The boy wakes up in a strange trailer park in bed with a Waffle House waitress he wouldn’t have fucked in a million years if he were sober.

    The girl wakes up in a strange frat house with a fat dude she wouldn’t have fucked in a million years if she were sober.

    Which one was legitimately raped?

  166. happyfeet says:

    the one what has to get a job in obama’s america when they graduate

  167. guinspen says:

    Stand amazed as eager ukelele bossa nova majors cram for finals.

    Bonus points for spotting ‘zono and ‘ppyf.

  168. Pablo says:

    Links, you say? OK. Here’s Akin explaining what he meant to Huckabee last Monday:

    “I was talking about forcible rape,” Akin said. “It was absolutely the wrong word. … I’ve known people who have been raped. I don’t know any who have been raped and it turned out to end in pregnancy, but I know that happens too.”

    Then here he is telling Dana Loesch what he meant on Tuseday:

    [I was] making the point that there were people who use false claims, like those that basically created Roe v. Wade.

    I thought I knew what he meant. Now I’m not so sure.

  169. McGehee says:

    Anybody have any comment on the foreign policy of the Principality of Schleswig-Holstein?

  170. serr8d says:

    Holsteins make good eatin’. Just don’t go past medium rare.

  171. serr8d says:

    I interpreted Akin as meaning 1st Degree Rape, the kind that used to get one fried in an electric chair. And still should AFAIC.

  172. serr8d says:

    Sandra Fluke is likely quite attached to her dildo. Things are [NOT] hard out there for a girl who looks like Augustus Gloop.

    Fixed that just a tad.

    Oh, if you haven’t seen this, you must! Sorry!

  173. serr8d says:

    Alana Davis, ‘feets? Bullshit! BULLSHIT!

    Here’s some nice Jason Aldean to peel away that msex pheeling!

  174. happyfeet says:

    i like Alana I like this Jason song too

  175. happyfeet says:

    neither of them can dance to save their lives

  176. Pablo says:

    I thought that too. But when he says he was talking about false claims, then I don’t know.

  177. Squid says:

    Igor: “Of course, you take the blonde, I’ll take the brunette”

    It’s “You take the blonde; I’ll take the one in the toyben!” Man, I love that movie…

    Moving on: who’d like to participate in a pool on how many unrelated threads this week are going to go straight to newrouter campaigning for Akin?

  178. Jeff G. says:

    You know what’s really stupid? Calling a guy stupid for deferring to the facts, whether he understand them or not, instead of making obeisance to the conventional wisdom.

    .0032 million pregnancies out of 6 million pregnancies each year. That’s your facts right there. Whether Akin’s believe’s the reason it’s rare because of holy rape sheilds, or because of biology and statistical probabilities of conception under any circumstances, or even “from what I understand from doctor’s that’s really rare because the female body has ways of dealing with that,” is irrelevant to the facts.

    Morover, if we wanted to be charitable, Akin can be understood as saying, “I don’t know why it’s rare, but doctors tell me it is, and that’s good enough for me.” Evidently that’s not good enough. Whyhe believes what he believes is more important than what he believes.

    2+2=5

    But then, why would we want to be charitable? After all, we know what the left is going to say. And it’s much easier to go with the flow than to try to push back against it. Pushing back means you get associated with religious nuts who believe in magic rape shields. And it doesn’t matter whether that’s true or not. The accusation itself is just too embarrassing for right-thinking people.

    And, to steal a play from Jeff, by righ-thinking I mean left-thinking.

    This.

    Until you drop the fears you have of being thought silly by coastal elites (and those who want to be accepted by them) who already think you’re silly, hateful, and perhaps mentally deficient for not having eschewed all religion and instead adopted the sanctimonious and egocentric religions of Keynesian economics, Marxism, identity politics, “diversity,” and environmentalism — plus, you vote Republican — they will have you under their control.

    Even if it only flares up on rare occasions. Because it will always be something, and they’ll find your weak spot. It’s what they do. It’s who they are.

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