If f the Hufpo, MSNBC, Daily Kos bathrobe pundit sheeple

• Hmmmmm....(sm) - Just the big bad
  • It's just a metaphor.... - sm
  • Well, it's just another one of our busy - little poster's 2, 3, 4-way
    • Donn't you wish there were only one of JTBB. - She's never by herself and
      • What? She does it all the time. Gets old. - nm
        • Not as old as the witch hunt and - juvenile name calling. sm
  • That quote should be about Obama. Even HE - does not seem to know what HE is going to do.nm
    • Yeah, another one of his picks looks like a crook. - Avoiding taxes. Not a surprise.nm
      • Do you even know what the subject is here?..(sm) - Just the big bad
        • JTBB - If you find a higher-level forum where - please share
          • The bathrobe pundits should start - haha
            • Bristling at the idea of intellect might explain - how the GOP lost Nov 4. sm
              • Intellect.... - haha
                • If f the Hufpo, MSNBC, Daily Kos bathrobe pundit sheeple - are so stupid, how then
                • And what color is your bathrobe? - -nm
        • You know - sjk
  • LOL. There is a wee bit of irony there. - -nm

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When I saw the "sheeple," I naturally thought about Savage's soundbyte when referring to all of us basically waiting for the shoe to drop.  He's used sheeple for years, and now he puts the sheep noise with it.  While it's horrible in reality, it's funny to hear on the radio.

This is a huge mess.  Bush actually tried to get this thing under control 14 (I believe that's the # I've heard repeatedly now) since 2001.  That I believe.  But this latest move about the bailout is just nuts, regardless of whose mouth it comes from.  The perception that Wall St. is a bunch of Republicans is actually false.  I do care, but also don't.  Both parties have spent a ton too much.  That's why the Rs lost elections in 2006, and rightly so.  But now the Dems deserve the same thing. 

I'll never understand when people, regardless of side, allow their party to go unchecked or WORSE YET, unpunished.  Y'all, we don't have that kind of $ to bail out any politician(s) for this crap!  Have you noticed that neither party will ever allow term limits to be voted for?  Gee, I wonder why...  Also, 8 years with any prez is beginning to be too much.  It's inevitable that the news becomes stale, the homeymoon is long over, etc.  I think 6 would be more realistic for all involved.  For some reason "they" never ask me!  All joking aside, when voting in Nov., I so hope Americans will punish everyone who's spent like drunken sailors.  That should just about clean out, what, 75% of the Hill?

Giving an R or D a free pass is no different than building a home with only 3 sides or no roof.

Thanks for the vent.

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depended on it.

Deliverance, anyone?

Congratulations to all of you who have hoped Obama would win.  I am very happy to have a black man in office, because of all that represents to so many people.  I think that part is a huge historical step in the right direction.  I am also disappointed because of the areas where I disagree with Obama.  But we can't have it all, and truly neither candidate offered everything I would hope for.

With that said, McCain basically asked us all to unify in his speech last night.  And I believe he did so because he knows that if we are to survive as a country, that is what we must do.  Whether you believe he wrote the speech or not, he spoke the words in front of everyone....basically the world was watching...and I don't believe he would have said things he did not mean. 

On a sad note, a dear friend of mine, who is black, stopped at a gas station early this morning and overhead a white man talking saying, "that n***** is going to run this country into the ground."  I was heartbroken to hear that.  I know racism goes both ways but we have to encourage everyone we know to not have that sort of attitude!!!! 

Later this morning, I myself went into a convenient store.  There was an Indian man working the register and a black man buying a lottery ticket, and me, a white woman.  I smiled and said good morning.  The black man looked at me and said, "I can't let Obama outdo me! I need to win the lottery now!" He was obviously happy that Obama won so I said, "oh, you're looking for a double win!" He said, "yes!" and I wished him good luck but told him my dad would be trying to win too and if he wins I get some money :-)  He smiled and the guy at the register smiled...I told them all to have a nice day. 

Can't we all just be kind to one another?

Found it interesting. Backs up what I posted the other day.

http://www.ibdeditorials.com/IBDArticles.aspx?id=321237362312361&kw=barney,frank

Decide for yourselves.

Link Below:

is stonewalling on trooper investigation

http://www.adn.com/opinion/story/516641.html

I see it very differently.  Chris Mathews is a big ole softy who loves, loves, loves this country.  Keith O has a twinkle in his eye and assumes the viewers are well informed.  They both seem to love their jobs and relish discussing politics.  They are my absolute favorites.

I really like their commentators.  I do think they are pro Obama,  but not rabidly so.  Rachel has criticized the Obama campaign at times.  Pat Buchanan certainly is not pro democrat.  Joe Scar is not pro Obama.  I get good information from the pro-O commentators and a balanced viewpoint from the Repub commentators. The commentators have been in politics for years, so they point out things I might not have thought about.  I like Keith O's humor.  When he presents information he gives sources and verification for it.  When he is wrong, he corrects himself.  While I was listening to John McC last night, my mind started to wander.  I remembered then why I used to find politics so boring.  Remember Dole? I think Obama brings energy to politics and makes it worth paying attention to.