If you find “boorish behavior abhorrent,” then why call me a fascist, especially when I haven’t written anything even remotely fascistic in nature? This is like someone decrying meat-eating while chomping on a T-bone steak. Good grief, did you see my earlier posts on this thread where I TOOK ISSUE WITH those here agreeing with the booing of Palin at the hockey game?

“Amusingly enough, what you call a crazy conservative is more than likely a wild eyed progressive zealot”?

There is nothing in the link you provided just after that sentence that provides evidence of any kind that the “terrorist!”-yelling crazy conservative isn’t, well, a crazy conservative.

“The comments here regarding conservatives, Palin and McCain would be appropriate at a Klan rally if only one would substitute the dreaded N-word”.

Even buying into the premise of this sentence, (and I do not since a. a person choices to be a conservative, just like a person chooses to be a liberal A person does not choose to be an African-Americanand b. attacking Palin and McCain, even in unfair and vicious ways, is not the equivalent of using a racial epithet for African-Americans because the former only involes criticizes two individuals and the latter involves criticizing a whole group of people), I’m sure you’d use the same Klan analogy do all the lovely things that Rush Limbaugh, Ann Coulter, Michael Savage, the freepers, the townhall.com folks, pretty much any National Review writer, etc., has to say about liberals (rolls eys).

BruceH: I believe the intertoobz saying is: ‘kthxbye!

I agree, the failure of the Bush administration will be a small price to pay for the success of an Obama administration.

And maybe they were yelling Boo-urns?

Out of many, one. Conceived by liberty and taken by force, this country has prospered like no other before it, primarily because of the absolute genius of our founding fathers. Dividing government power and keeping it in check is the key to our freedom. The price of liberty is eternal vigilence and the greatest threats come from within.

Ben Franklin famously stated we had a republic and wondered if we could keep it. George Bush’s greatest fault has been the inability to articulate the situation facing the country and sowing the seeds for the socialist backlash we may very well have to endure.

The most dismal aspects of the Bush Legacy will be the accomplishments of an Obama administration. But perhaps it is the price we need pay to move forward. It took the worst failure of an American president in history, Jimmy Carter, to bring about the opportunity for a Reagan.

In the mean time observing the hypocrisy, ignorance, and intellectual dishonesty of the left will remain a guilty pleasure.

LOL, Ed what’s your point? Posting an obvious piece of staged propaganda portraying Obama as a monkey. Subtle, very subtle.

And Rotter, lovely name for a progressive fascist by the way, no I find boorish behavior abhorrent. Amusingly enough, what you call a crazy conservative is more than likely a wild eyed progressive zealot.
http://blog.eyeblast.tv/?p=112

Any reasonable person knows what the phrase “matter of kind not degree means.” The comments here regarding conservatives, Palin, and McCain would be appropriate at any Klan rally if one would only substitute the dreaded N-word.

The intellectual dishonesty and intolerance shown here is a pitiful thing to see.

I guess you’re more comfortable with some crazy conservative yelling “terrorist!” at the mention of Barack Obama’s name at a McCain rally. The booing and the outburst I just mentioned wrong, but any reasonable person knows the latter is worse.

This is the most pathetic campaign in U.S. history. At best, McCain would be a Warren Harding for the 21st century if he won (which ain’t gonna happen) and at worst he will go down as a bigger liar than Nixon, dumber than Gerald Ford and more clueless than Bob Dole.

I still think that the media and the blogosphere needs to look at Karl Rove knowing that McCain was going to lose (or he wanted him to lose because, let’s face it, ol’ Crash isn’t exactly trusted by the party regulars) and Palin was brought in not to help McCain get to the White House, but as an attempt to contain downticket damage. McCain was already floundering before the convention and even if this ticket loses, the GOP doesn’t burn up a Romney, a Huckabee, a Mark Sanford or a Joe Scarborough as a losing VP candidate. The Republicans have never run a losing VP nominee for president in the last century that I can think of other than Bob Dole (and even that was 20 years after he ran with Ford). So Palin becomes a sacrificial lamb and Romney or Scarborough fronts the Republican ticket in 2012.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNFokenPInk

You were saying?

I remember all the fuss over Goldberg’s book about liberal fascism. Talk about a self fulfilling prophesy.

The difference between the attitudes shown here and at a Klan rally are only a matter of degree not kind. Sheer utter hypocrisy.

Classy.”

Ah yes those latte-sipping effete leftists clothed in unrefined hemp wool sweaters and Birkenstocks taking in a sport where 200 lb. men wearing razor sharp skates carrying sticks collide into each other.
There’s also the occasional fistfight.

Wah.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNFokenPInk

I’ll take it over your bedroom community, bitch.

With so much at stake, and time running short, [Virginia State GOP Chairman Ron] Frederick did not feel he had the luxury of subtlety. He climbed atop a folding chair to give 30 campaign volunteers who were about to go canvassing door to door their talking points — for instance, the connection between Barack Obama and Osama bin Laden: “Both have friends that bombed the Pentagon,” he said. “That is scary.” It is also not exactly true — though that distorted reference to Obama’s controversial association with William Ayers, a former 60s radical, was enough to get the volunteers stoked. “And he won’t salute the flag,” one woman added, repeating another myth about Obama. She was quickly topped by a man who called out, “We don’t even know where Senator Obama was really born.” Actually, we do; it’s Hawaii.

The very classy Ron Fredrick, whom jmccann and his disgusting ilk support, said this knowing that Time reporter was in the room. This is what the Good Guys are up against. Yet again.

http://www.salon.com/opinion/greenwald/2008/10/12/mccain_campaign/index.html

He supports these people all the way. Be under no illusions.

Nixon –> Atwater –> Rove –> jmccann and his ilk

Care to explain that one, Senor Tolerante? (Whoops, sorry ,I know your position on immigration. My sincere apologies.)