Could it be that hatefulness has found its home in Republican hearts?
Are you kidding?
No one, but no one, hates anyone or any group of someones, more than Bush haters hate Bush!
No one.
Not any one.
Haters of Christians come a real close second.

Simply, fight. I don t care if you re a Kucinich liberal, a Landrieu conservative or anything else inbetween – the Republican party is waging war while the Democrats are holding a cotillion.

Really? You don’t care for what the party stands? You’d be happy with Zell Miller Democrats if they’d just fight and win?

Because no adults are known for being irresponsible…even dangerous.

But if this is all it takes to write an attack ad, sign me up.

“Harry Reid: His name contains vowels and consonants…just like Osama bin Laden.”

would the ad be ok then Ollie?

We’re learning, just not fast enough to keep pace with the opposition.

Any truly moral Republican would say “what happened to Goldwater is so wrong, that we as a Republicans must never, ever, EVER, do the same thing back at Democrats, for that would be the wrong thing to do.”

But of course, Frank lacks any morals at all. Either that or he has a moral code and chooses to intentionally break it.

Are these tactics not despicable enough for your tastes?

Oh, that’s right, that was the Republicans in the Saxby Chambliss campaign.

Remember that time when the Democrats ran ads questioning a candidates Purple Hearts and Medals of Honor?

Oops, that was the Republican-sponsored Swift Boat Liars for Slander.

Then there was that time when Democrats distorted a presidential candidates words to make it seem like the candidate said he invented the Internet, and was the model for Love Story.

Never mind, strike that one too.

I will never forgive the time when Democrats ran that ad showing an African-American criminal, to demonstrate that the Republican has a revolving-door policy on prisons, when in fact, it was a Republican that signed the furlough plan into law.

Nah, it couldn’t be George Bush Sr. that did that, could it?

And Goldwater, like members of the current administration, argued for the use of nukes in the course of normal combat – the Daisy ad, while emotional, was based in fact.

I seem to recall a certain radio commercial produced by Democrats that accused Newt Gingrich of wanting to see America’s elderly citizens “wither on the vine.” The spot was such a gross misrepresentation of Gingrich’s quote (he actually said that he wanted to see the massive government bureaucracy that runs Medicare “wither on the vine”) that the Democrats had to pull the ad — but only because they were forced to do so by a court order.

Posts like this one should be filed under “comedy.”

What you should know, however, is that the far-too-right republicans and their conservative, evangelical-vigilante posse are so much better at it than Democrats.

It would be comedy… if it wasn’t only so tragic, so very tragic.

Did Oliver say anywhere that such things are unique to repubs?

But any tactician will tell you, if one side is going to use a new weapon, the other side had better have them too or else have some superior countermeasure or they’ll get creamed. I love this repeated Repub meme, “Negative campaigning is bad, and the Democrats should stop doing it.”

* Who asked for, and got, the first ever “Special Prosecutor”?

But on to something much more important! I just watched the Colbert Report earlier and Stephen Colbert is advertising for the position of black best friend! Oliver, I think you need to apply immediately! Go to colbertnation.com to apply! (Though you may wish to hide the fact that you’re a Democrat… just copy a few quotes from Frank and dugger in your application and you’ll be in like Flynn! )