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George Allen is going through a “nightmare.”

A senior Allen staffer tells CNN that the senator is “sequestered in his home, ‘shell shocked,’ and going through ‘a nightmare,’ during this period of limbo.”



57 Responses to “George Allen is going through a “nightmare.””

  1. SpudgeBoy says:

    Good, America has been going through a nightmare for 6 years.


  2. RantingTommy says:

    Good. The racist, religious, bigoted, redneck asshole needs to suffer.

    It’s justice.


  3. Publicus says:

    HE’s having a nightmare? Now he knows what it’s been like for patriotic Americans for the last 6 years…


  4. ForTruth says:

    Is this George’s first time ever not getting his way?

    Is this his first time ever getting a lemon from life?

    Is this his first time ever not winning the popularity contest?

    Poor guy has led a charmed life until now, which has just left him unable to cope with the inevitable. What’s he gonna do now?


  5. ForTruth says:

    The wheel of Karma misses no-one.


  6. Keith Gore Wiseman says:

    It ain’t limbo. It’s defeat. He could have gone to Walter Reed for shell-shock treatment if he hadn’t cut funding for such things!


  7. Sorghum Crow says:

    Shell-shock is so WW I.

    It’s post macaca stress syndrome.


  8. KRank says:

    this is like a christmas when you were a kid, that ONE christmas when you got everything you wanted, and you suddenly found yourself with too many things to play with. you couldn’t enjoy anything as much as you should because you were just too distracted by other things. I mean, come on — Rick Santorum gone AND Conrad Burns gone AND control of the house AND Delay’s seat gone Democratic AND George Allen GONE AND CONTROL OF THE SENATE! Where do you start savoring? I guess George Allen’s misery is as good a place as any.


  9. ForTruth says:

    I guess George Allen’s misery is as good a place as any.

    Comment by KRank

    I can go with that.


  10. DeLabarre says:

    By strange coincidence, that’s exactly how I felt exactly two years ago.


  11. lw says:

    That’s how I’ve felt for the past 6 years.

    Well, apparently he woke up, because I just heard his concession speech on AAR.


  12. hil says:

    awww…
    compared to the nightmare the rest of us have been going through, i just find it so darn hard to feel sorry for him.


  13. osage says:

    Feeling compassion for the guy isn’t wrong, but let’s be honest…..he did it to himself. It was his election to lose…and HE lost it.


  14. Briseadh na Faire says:

    BREAKING NEWS
    NBC News and news services
    Updated: 6 minutes ago
    WASHINGTON – Sen. George Allen on Thursday conceded the Virginia race to Democrat Jim Webb, declining to push for a recount in a tight Senate race that was the last to be decided.

    “I respect their decision,” Allen said of Virginia voters during a speech to supporters. “I called to congratulate Jim Webb and his team.”


  15. carollt says:

    Poor George; he isn’t used to losing. He probably has never been fired from a job in his life. How could he not be depressed? In the meantime, millions are happy while he is sad. I’ll try not to smile so much, but it has been very hard. Our country has been held hostage by the false christians and the neocons for six years now. Freedom feels like a warm breeze in the spring.

    It sucks to be you today George Allen. Most of us have been there and done that. We feel your pain. Can you feel our joy?


  16. jake3988 says:

    Good. The racist, religious, bigoted, redneck asshole needs to suffer.

    It’s justice.

    Comment by RantingTommy — November 9, 2006

    Deserves to be repeated. Its perfectly true.


  17. dlet says:

    I would hate to be George Allen’s dog right now. To me, he seems to be a man that would have no problem with kicking a defenseless animal.


  18. Gregor Samsa says:

    Allen just conceded:

    U.S. Sen. George Allen conceded defeat Thursday in his re-election bid, sealing the Democrats’ takeover of the Senate and concluding a dramatic fall for a one-time top-tier presidential contender.
    Sen. Allen Concedes Defeat in Virginia


  19. ForTruth says:

    I think Allen’s gonna make it, this won’t kill him. He still has a bitchin’ home that’s probably 3x the size of any of ours, and he drives nice cars, has lots of investments, has a nice resume’, probably has sexy lady freinds and what not, can still beat all of us up. He can beat up my dad too.

    He’ll be fine.


  20. PatrioticLiberalChristian(PLC) says:

    If he hadn’t been dreaming in his reality-challenged world, perhaps he would not be having (or been giving the U.S.) a nightmare? I seem to remember some neocon telling progressives to “get over it” – so, back at ya’, George.


  21. not impressed with the U.S. says:

    and the reason we should care is?


  22. Charles Stanton says:

    For the big frat boy bully, I would like to quote from the movie A Few Good Men.

    Allen, “you f–ked with the wrong Marine

    Jim Webb will be a wonderful Senator and Statesman!


  23. james k. sayre says:

    Demanding a recount in an election that has been held on electronic computerized voting machines is just about totally pointless. You can tell the computers to print out their vote totals again, but they typically will spit out the same numbers over and over again.

    The Rove-GOP did a little electronic computerized vote rigging on Nov. 7 in at least Montana and Virginia Senate races, if you bother to compare the dead-on exit polls numbers with the “vote counts” on electronic computerized voting machines run by Republican corporations. Just compare election results in Senate races across the country to the election day exit polls. In the states with the most electronic voting machines the GOP candidates are much closer to the winning Democrats. Shades of 2004, which had GOP-rigging of electronic voting in at least half of the U. S. states…

    We need to dump all these electronic computerized voting machines and vote tabulating machines. They provide much too much easy opportunity for GOP thugs and traitors to hack, rig and steal our elections. It started with Chuck Hagel, who ran on and was “elected ” by his own corporation’s voting machines back in 1997 in Nebraska. The GOP rigged the 2000, 2002 and 2006 elections.

    In the 2006 elections, Karl Rove and his thugs probably gave up on rigging House elections, because it was a lost cause (reality!) and because it would be a little too obvious… They probably concentrated their fraud on the several close Senate races.

    We also need to criminalize the GOP vote and voter suppression activities that were documented in the 2000 and 2004 Presidential Elections in Florida and Ohio and elsewhere. If robo-calling were a felony crime, there would probably be much less GOP election-eve robo-calling…
    Cheers.


  24. Bluestocking says:

    Awwwwwwww, poor baby…NOT!!!

    That’s politics for ya, George! To quote one of my favorite movie villains — “one day cock of the walk, next day a feather duster.” The pension he’ll probably receive each year as a former member of Congress — where he’s been working approximately three days a week! — is more than most of us earn in a year…and if it comes to that, how many of us actually get pensions anymore? Not to mention the fact that it shouldn’t be that hard for him to land an even cushier job at some PAC or other. Why should I feel sorry for this yutz?


  25. SpudgeBoy says:

    George Allen just conceded Virginia.


  26. Pissed Off says:

    Good. The racist, religious, bigoted, redneck asshole needs to suffer.

    It’s justice.

    Comment by RantingTommy — November 9, 2006

    Deserves to be repeated. Its perfectly true.

    Comment by jake3988 — November 9, 2006 @ 3:31 pm

    I AGREE.

    Here is my suggestion to George Allen:
    Take Macaca pills with some Jewish Penicilin (Chicken Soup)


  27. unbelievable says:

  28. Jaded Prole says:

    Allen has conceded but the nightmare continues for those who bear the brunt of our policies.


  29. Jeremy Henderson says:

    Okay, seriously…please stop gloating about his misery and talking about karma in the same post.

    You’re ironically dooming us to Allen in the White House in 2008.


  30. Mongo says:

    This was a guy who wanted to be president!?!? Someone who locks himself in a room with the drapes drawn hugging a pillow?

    Jesus, what a pussy.


  31. TheMank says:

    Pray for the deer of Virginia.


  32. Dog_named_Boo says:

    Going from a reality-based reality to a real reality can be quite shocking. Many here have gone thru having their world turned inside out and upside down and it is quite disconcerting.

    Like getting hit in the back of the head with a rubber hammer.

    Welcome to the war of the word Mr. Allen.

    Have some Victory Gin.


  33. bwana says:

    what’s he whining about? now he can devote full-time to his presidential campaign!


  34. Marie says:

    As a fellow human being, I don’t like to see people so miserable. But Allen has made others very miserable for a very long time, so my compassion for him is limited. Perhaps a huge life-change such as this loss that he has suffered will cause him to reflect upon how he got himself into this losing situation. He did it himself with his red-neck attitude, his racism, his arrogance and hubris, his bullying tactics and general Bush-like traits.


  35. Redleg says:

    What kind of leader can Allen be if he can’t deal with defeat? Was he surprised that his dirty tricks and the electronic voting machine hacks didn’t give him a victory?

    I’m sure Fox news will have a job for Allen.


  36. Zooey says:

    FYI:

    In Macaca World a temper tantrum is called a “nightmare.”


  37. BuckarooBanzai says:

    If George thinks this is bad, he’s in for a surprise when he lands on the doorstep to hell.


  38. Pissed Off says:

    #30

    Hey Mongo, did you call into “Hot Mama” Steph’s show this morning?


  39. BuckarooBanzai says:

    I would hate to be George Allen’s dog right now. To me, he seems to be a man that would have no problem with kicking a defenseless animal.

    Comment by dlet — November 9, 2006 @ 3:32 pm

    Not just his dog. If I was his sister I wouldn’t be visiting him anytime soon to offer condolences.


  40. JPV says:

    Good… I hope he commits suicide.


  41. Kurt says:

    My heart goes out to him and his family.


  42. Uncle_Ho says:

    Goodbye macacca George, Goodbye.


  43. Elliot says:

    Georgie’s mad because when Jim Webb refused to go to bed, and he tried to pull him by the hair upstairs like he used to do to his sister, Jim’s hair piece fell off. Georgie then knew it was all over.

    No seriously, nothing makes me smile more than to see the ass-hole football player types get what they deserve. Hats off Senator-elect Webb.


  44. JD says:

    Oh, boo-freaking-hoo.


  45. Zee says:

    I so ENJOYED seeing Webb kick Allen’s “soft teeth down his whining throat” as he said about his Dem opponent the previous election. Let him open his lying, racist mouth one more time and we’ll kick more of his soft teeth down his whining throat.


  46. tom baker says:

    woo-hoo!! Allen’s a whining titty-baby!!! – sure hope his mommy can make it over to the house to explain to him that it’s all the fault of that no-good-wife-of-his, etc., then he can get back to being a giant bully/pussy/coward AND loser……what a p.o.s.


  47. Felix Macacawitz says:

  48. George "the decider" Bush says:

    sorry my friend…makaka happens %^(
    it was that son-of-a-bitch clinton!!!


  49. Vinasai says:

    The real macaca got the boot he (it ?) richly deserves. Congratulations to the good people of Virginia !


  50. tiredofbs says:

    If he was shell shocked, it was clearly not from a Smart Bomb.


  51. Twisted_Colour says:

    Hey ForTruth what the hell is “can still beat all of us up.” supposed to mean?

    I’d would easily and happily kick the arse of that prick.


  52. Gar says:

    Well I would like to take a little credit for adding to his misery & pushing him to concede. I called his office pressuring him to do the honorable thing & concede. Then I emailed his fellow Virginia senator & urged him to have a sit down with Allen to tell him that he must concede.

    Told them that Allen could not hide behind a ghost district any longer.


  53. Jeff Davis says:

    How long before he drives over to Richmond, and declares himself President of the Confederate States of America?


  54. Ken in Hong Kong says:

    Comments above are damm hilarious! Who says Democrats have no sense of humor??? We’re not all joke bumblers like Kerry… But seriously, let’s stop with macaca references. No reason for any of us to stoop to Allen’s level.


  55. Tingo says:

    Am I the ONLY person in the nation who has noticed that the last two Republicans to concede in this election were….”Burns and Allen”??? Maybe I’m just older than everyone else and remember that comedy team. Say goodnight, Georgie…


  56. Barry Grubs says:

    Karma is a boomerang!


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