Republicans Want Party To Be Like Palin

[Griff]

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

That leaves plenty more time for the Dems to fuck it up.

Which is the GOP's only hope because they apparently have nothing to add to the conversation. This rooting against America bit by party partisans gets very old.

[TGRR]

Originally Posted by Griff

Which is the GOP's only hope because they apparently have nothing to add to the conversation. This rooting against America bit by party partisans gets very old.

On top of that, I think the republican partisans seriously underestimate how much America as a whole hates GWB...and since they cannot seem to separate themselves from his memory, and make no effort to try, they will lose against the wimpiest collection of Dems in living memory.

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by TGRR

On top of that, I think the republican partisans seriously underestimate how much America as a whole hates GWB...and since they cannot seem to separate themselves from his memory, and make no effort to try, they will lose against the wimpiest collection of Dems in living memory.

You got it right. It is about Bush Hate. Nothing more, nothing less. They are blinded by their hate like whites hating blacks in the 30's or Nazi's hating Jews in the 40's.

[TGRR]

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

You got it right. It is about Bush Hate. Nothing more, nothing less. They are blinded by their hate like whites hating blacks in the 30's or Nazi's hating Jews in the 40's.

There is no comparison between hating Bush and hating Blacks or Jews. The very implication is offensive, unless you also believe that the people who hate Bush also hate all white people or all people from CT.

Since this is patently bullshit, your analogy is utterly worthless.

Fact: I have nothing against fake Texans or people from rich families on the East coast (in general), but I do hate Bush. I'm proud to hate Bush. My whole family hates Bush. It brings us together, you know?

And none of us are "blinded" by hate. We hate Bush because of what we saw him do...we don't hate what he did because he did it. And we don't vote GOP, because the GOP still thinks we want Bush's policies. The very same policies that made us hate him in the first place.

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by TGRR

There is no comparison between hating Bush and hating Blacks or Jews. The very implication is offensive, unless you also believe that the people who hate Bush also hate all white people or all people from CT.

Since this is patently bullshit, your analogy is utterly worthless.

Fact: I have nothing against fake Texans or people from rich families on the East coast (in general), but I do hate Bush. I'm proud to hate Bush. My whole family hates Bush. It brings us together, you know?

And none of us are "blinded" by hate. We hate Bush because of what we saw him do...we don't hate what he did because he did it. And we don't vote GOP, because the GOP still thinks we want Bush's policies. The very same policies that made us hate him in the first place.

Hey that is your opinion. I don't give a shit if you find it an utterly worthless analogy. It is a fact. People hate Bush that much. You think Bush is a Fake Texan? Please. Who says you get to make that judgement? You are as blinded by the hate the rest of the haters are. No big deal, just admit it. Much of the GOP distanced themselves from Bush long before the election of recent. This is about perception.

[TGRR]

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

Hey that is your opinion. I don't give a shit if you find it an utterly worthless analogy. It is a fact. People hate Bush that much.

Sure they do. But comparing that hate to the people who hate based on race or religion is laughable.

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

You think Bush is a Fake Texan? Please. Who says you get to make that judgement?

The fact that he's from Conneticutt.

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

You are as blinded by the hate the rest of the haters are.

No, I hate him with my eyes wide open. In fact, that's WHY I hate him.

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

No big deal, just admit it.

What, the hate? Did. The blindness? No blindness is required.

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

Much of the GOP distanced themselves from Bush long before the election of recent. This is about perception.

You haven't spent much time listening to the new RNC chair, have you? Steele?

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by TGRR

Sure they do. But comparing that hate to the people who hate based on race or religion is laughable.

Politics is religion in the US.

The fact that he's from Conneticutt.

Big fucking deal. And most blacks in the US are not from Africa. Most Americans can claim that they were born in another state than the one they currently reside in, it does not make them not from that state. I was born in Ill. Now I live in GA, should I say that I am not from here, even though I have lived here for over 10 years? You get to make that judgement? I don't think so.

No, I hate him with my eyes wide open. In fact, that's WHY I hate him.

Bush hate. Thanks for proving my point.

What, the hate? Did. The blindness? No blindness is required.

More Bush hate.

You haven't spent much time listening to the new RNC chair, have you? Steele?

Fuck the RNC.

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

You got it right. It is about Bush Hate. Nothing more, nothing less. They are blinded by their hate like whites hating blacks in the 30's or Nazi's hating Jews in the 40's.

Most Americans dont hate Buish.

They simply lost confidence is his policies and practices as they saw how it impacted them personally and the country as a whole.

And the Republican party is the embodiment of those policies....so rigid in its ideology, particularly among the social conservative base that dominates the party at the grass roots, that it is not very welcoming to the vast majority of Americans who are in the center politically.

[classicman]

Originally Posted by Redux

Most Americans don't hate Bush.

They simply lost confidence is his policies and practices as they saw how it impacted them personally and the country as a whole.

And the Republican party is the embodiment of those policies....so rigid in its ideology, particularly among the social conservative base that dominates the party at the grass roots, that it is not very welcoming to the vast majority of Americans who are in the center politically.

I think the party is monetarily dominated by those right wing extremists, not the grassroots.

[TGRR]

Originally Posted by Redux

Most Americans dont hate Buish.

Keep on believing that, sunshine. What was his approval rating at the end? Or even during his last 3 years? And all those people jeering at the inauguration - the first public event which Bush had no control over - were just taking the Mickey.

Originally Posted by TGRR

Keep on believing that, sunshine. What was his approval rating at the end? Or even during his last 3 years? And all those people jeering at the inauguration - the first public event which Bush had no control over - were just taking the Mickey.

Approval ratings are a judgement of competence and confidence.

Hate is an irrational emotion.

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by Redux

Approval ratings are a judgement of competence and confidence.

Hate is an irrational emotion.

Ratings are polls and have little statistical significance.

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by Redux

Most Americans dont hate Buish.

They simply lost confidence is his policies and practices as they saw how it impacted them personally and the country as a whole.

And the Republican party is the embodiment of those policies....so rigid in its ideology, particularly among the social conservative base that dominates the party at the grass roots, that it is not very welcoming to the vast majority of Americans who are in the center politically.

IMHO I would call bull shit on that as well. The electorate drank the Koolaid and equated the GOP with Bush. Come on now, it is not rocket science. They equated the extremist views that were exploited by Daily Kos and Huffington. Obama made promises he can never keep, imagine that, and now I will be one to hold his feet to the fire. Obama made promises that the poor folk sucked up to like a starving child in Darfur. Where's the beef? I'll give you a year and we will begin to list the excuses as to why we still have few of the things promised by the Demoncrats, Congressional and Presidential.

[xoxoxoBruce]

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

Obama made promises he can never keep, imagine that, and now I will be one to hold his feet to the fire.

That's certainly fair... as long as you're holding him the promises he made, and not your interpretation of what you think he meant.