three numbnuts nobodies

Oh, please. If the sons of a current Republican congresswoman and a former Republican mayor were caught preventing Democrats from transporting voters to the polls, this website would be going ballistic.

Oh we might have something to say about it, but we certainly wouldn’t be touting it as morally equivalent to something heinous that -say- James Carville or Paul Begala were saying on CNN. That would smack of desperation, and desperation is exactly what youse guys’s posts smack of.

It always amazes me how far you folks have to stretch to drag some democratic misdeed out of your collective posterior to put up against republican shenanigans. Funny how we never have to stretch that far. Here’s a tip for you: it’s a lot easier just to bring up Chappaquiddick again. Better hurry and mention that as many times as you can before everyone involved in it is dead (not that that stopped you in the case of Aaron Burr).

You say we “ignore and discount” your “facts”. It’s true that we do “discount” them when there’s a reason to discount them, as in this case. Are you saying we shouldn’t discount your “facts” even when they are irrelevant and distractionary?

Put up or shut up.

Faux does this all the time they dredge up some  expert who subscribes to the latest GOP talking points.

Case in point, remember at the start of military action against Afghanistan?

That is a “case in point”? What GOP talking points did Cafasso parrot in the FOX coverage of the invasion of Afghanistan?

“This is what the GOP has become. A party of smoke and mirrors. The party of power before governance. The party of winning at all costs.” Curmudgeon

I responded directly to it.

Faux does this all the time–they dredge up some “expert” who subscribes to the latest GOP talking points.

Case in point, remember at the start of military action against Afghanistan? Faux had a Joe Cafasso on just about 6 hours a day. Cafasso claimed to be a Special Forces Colonel. Yet, Army records found Cafasso lasted 5 weeks in boot camp before being sent home.

I am constantly accosted by the leftists here for their perceived lack of “fact” on my part. I use them constantly, they are just immediately discounted by you guys for a variety of reasons, in this case Ollie doesn’t think it is related to the discussion.

Whatever, just keep your ears plugged while saying “nyaah,nyaah,nyaah…I can’t hear you…!”

JWG: Lol, drink up my little cultist.

And if you wanna talk about winning at all costs&

Seriously, Oliver…that’s a perfect example. The Democrats were trying to illegally fix the recount to favor Gore and the Republicans tried to stop it.

Next.

All I’m saying is he he can’t be too powerful, if I’ve never eeven heard of him. I’ve never heard or read anything about this guy. I don’t watch or Hannity, as I’ve said before. I only read frontpage when Oliver refers to it. And I rarely watch ABCCBSNBC news — biased, you know.

Three conservatives, who follow the movement pretty closely, never heard of him, and that proves he s some kind of clever right – wing agent?

Tell ya what, Frank… if we’ll agree to posit that a commentator who has been featured on Hannity, FrontPageMag, ABC, etc. is just a nobody of no consequence in the right-wing army because you personally haven’t heard of him, would you agree to stop citing ass-heads like Ward Churchill (whom no one on the left had ever heard of until the right wing punditry dug him out from under his rock to throw up in our faces) is somehow representative of Democrats and progressives?

Sources close to the 83-day-old probe said Sowande Omokunde, Michael Pratt and three other paid Democratic activists will each be charged with a single felony count of criminal damage to property, legalese for vandalism.

Pratt, Omokunde and the other staffers will be accused of cutting the tires of some 20 vans and cars rented by the state Republican Party to usher the party faithful to and from the polls on election day. The charges will state that the damage to the vehicles was well in excess of $2,500 – the minimum required to merit a felony.

http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?id=295538

Whatever happened to every vote should count?

A party of “winning at all costs…”

Indeed……

No. Just trying to get you to exercise those critical thinking skills Frank.
Seriously, there’s a whole lot of evidence that this is a tried and true GOP method.

For instance, if you’ll allow me to point you to Phil Parlock, serial victim for the Republicans. He has convientiently planted himself in front of a camera (three elections in a row), and has an accomplice (at times, his own son) tear his signs apart, often making sure to include his terrified little daughter in the picture as well (again, for a broader emotional appeal). These photos quickly make the rounds, as “evidence” of viciousness on the part of Democrats.

This is what the GOP has become. A party of smoke and mirrors. The party of power before governance. The party of winning at all costs.

Cheetos, Oliver and Curmudgeon: You’re not going “tinfoil hat” on me, are you?

Three conservatives, who follow the movement pretty closely, never heard of him, and that proves he’s some kind of clever right – wing agent?

“Bill Tierney” according to Google, shares space with an athletic coach from Princeton, and a baseball player. Maybe they’re all one and the same.

The idea is that he may be a plant, seeding low-level white noise for the right wing echo-chamber. It’s an age-old tactic of Rove’s. Someone puts an allegation out in the wilderness of media spindom, and the bigger dogs ceaselessly reference it. They aren’t obligated to ‘fact check’ it, since, well, it’s already out there…somebody must have verified it, right?

Tierney doesn’t have to speak *directly* to you, his misinformation and spin simply gets repeated ad nausem in the right-wing media channels, were it’s likely to find a way into your arguments.

There have been so many right-wing fraud’s and media plants exposed in the past several years (Gannon, PayolaGate, etc), coupled with the idea that this White House has spent upwards of 1.4 billion american tax dollars on propaganda over the past 2 and half years (source) …and any sensible person has to wonder if there’s absolutely any truth to information we hear supporting this administration’s agenda, or if it isn’t, indeed, some well-placed fabrication.

This administration has already vehemently defended it’s right to spy on American citizens – you know, for our own safety – I’d imagine it’s par for the course that they feel we need to be “ministered” to as well.

WAKE UP, AMERICA!

Otherwise, he’s been pretty low visibility.

Also, I’m not sure how to take the “left-wing McCarthy” thing. If it were coming from a non-conservative I would be sure it’s an insult, but the right swears that McCarthy is a Great American – so maybe it’s a complement? Unclear.