demcrats have a huge problem..his name is barack obama
Posted by dennis at May 14, 2008 04:30 AMKeith told Tweety on MSNBS that Hillary asking for more money was a political scam, and that if she was in the private sector it would be a Ponzi scheme or pyramid marketing crime.
Timmeh, Keith, and Tweety were so depressed from the Hillary landslide that after the show they placed Susan B. Anthony coins on railroad tracks.
Posted by TIKI AL at May 14, 2008 04:49 AMdemcrats have a huge problem..his name is barack obama
You can make your post shorter by just using a grunt.
Posted by phidipides at May 14, 2008 06:07 AMWow. Obama only wins 53% of WV DEM PRIMARY VOTERS in a matchup with McCain.
McOld voters are now saying, "Yes we can." And it's spreading. How many states is Barry Obama ready to write off? Seems this one will be on the list.
Posted by peter at May 14, 2008 06:24 AM
dippy
i don't know..i kinda thought that little phrase said quite a bit...not a riddle mind you..but succinct...i think thats the right word
HURRAH FRO KAREN BASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by the young Judith at May 14, 2008 06:42 AMor alternatively:
HURRAH FOR KAREN BASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by the young Judith at May 14, 2008 06:43 AMAnyone catch Senator Dodd on MSNBC last night? He actually said..."We don't need another 6 years of Bush." Endorsed Obama, you know the guy that's campaigned in 57 states with one to go.
Posted by peter at May 14, 2008 06:47 AMdennis, you're startin' to sound like a "musician" who can only play one chord. anything else ever on your mind?
peter, your new material is so lame that you really should fire the writers. But then you always flub the punchlines anyway, because you never can even understand the joke....better upgrade your material pronto or the RNC will throw you into the back room again, stuffin' anonymous "Obama's a Muslim!!" envelopes for hopeless Repub cogs like Greg Davis, and then checkin' the Biloxi robo-calls list....eatin' the cold pizza, and puttin' away the folding tables at 2 am. So step it up.
Posted by euzoius at May 14, 2008 07:10 AMYou want me to fire Democrats? Democratic compassion I guess.
Posted by peter at May 14, 2008 07:28 AMeuzoius..didn't know you cared
Posted by dennis at May 14, 2008 07:29 AMI used to be interested in your posts, dennis, I was the one who noticed your lengthy absence and was glad you "returned" some time ago. Perhaps you've forgotten.
We're on opposite sides of this depressing intra-party battle and both think the other is quite wrong. But we agree on, oh, 95% of every other political thing in the universe. So our rancor is a shame, although probably unavoidable.
Posted by euzoius at May 14, 2008 07:39 AMeuzious..i do indeed recall that comment and it was appreciated...yes we differ here..and i feel strongly hillary is the better choice at the present time for our country..and it's not over yet and i won't quit on her til it's over..i still say she's gonna be the nominee
Posted by dennis at May 14, 2008 07:47 AMWASHINGTON, May 14 (UPI) -- The approval rating of the U.S. Congress dropped to near-record levels and is lower than U.S. President George Bush's mark, a Gallup poll indicates.
The telephone survey of 1,017 U.S. adults indicates 18 percent of those interviewed May 8-11 approve of the current Congress. The score matches record lows from similar Gallup polls in August 2007 and March 1992.
Gallup said Wednesday the reason for the low approval rating is because "rank-and-file Democrats are providing no support cushion for the Democratic-controlled institution."
The same poll indicated approval ratings of Bush hover around his record lows, with 29 percent of respondents voicing support for the president.
Gallup reported a sampling error of 3 percentage points.
Democrats are number 1 again. The worst Congress ever...tied again to the 2007 and 1992 Congresses. More good reasons to vote Democratic.
The worst Congress ever...tied again to the 2007 and 1992 Congresses.
That's why +10 red districts are voting for Democrats. Spin it peter, spin it... you dizzy yet!!
Posted by Seven of Six at May 14, 2008 08:51 AMThat is why the Clinton argument that Obama is not electible because Republicans will attack him about pastor White, Ayers, his middle name being Hussain, etc. does not make sense. I think the voters have realized how they were fooled by the Republicans in last 2 elections. The voters are going for accomplishments and issues which are in short supply with republicans. That is why the congressional seat loss in alabama.
Posted by suresh at May 14, 2008 11:03 AMhey pants pissing peter, why isn't McSame getting 100% of the ReThug primary vote?
and 51% of Americans STRONGLY disapprove of Dear Leader
you ReThugs are facing an anti-Bush tidal wave this November
Posted by Gay Veteran at May 15, 2008 10:52 AM