Drudge Leads Right-Wing Celebration Over ‘Defeat’ Of Voting Rights Bill
Drudge Leads Right-Wing Celebration Over ‘Defeat’ Of Voting Rights Bill
Faced with the likely passage of an Iraq withdrawal bill and the ongoing U.S. attorney purge scandal, the right-wing today is clinging to a silver lining: this afternoon, House conservatives used legislative tactics to delay a vote on legislation that would finally give Washington D.C. residents representation in Congress. (Read Matt Stoller for some background on the importance of this bill.)
Matt Drudge is leading the charge with the banner headline:
The usual suspects are weighing in: Wizbang says it’s “satisfying to watch them in complete disarray.” The Corner calls the delay “pretty embarrassing” for progressives. Michelle Malkin appeared on Fox News to announce, “The wheels have come off.”
But it turns out they spoke too soon. D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton has released a statement saying that she and House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD) have already found a way to evade the right wing’s legislative block. “We have a quick fix. Republicans have a sure defeat,” she writes.
Read the full statement:
“Republican opponents of the D.C. House voting rights bill triggered the mother of all misfired shots today when they tried to add a provision to repeal D.C. gun laws in order to kill our vote bill. Instead, Republicans were checkmated by a Democratic counter-motion that delayed the vote, sending the Republican side into a tailspin with endless parliamentary inquiries, but unable to rescue their maneuver to kill D.C. voting rights. All that they got was a nuisance delay, but we will get our bill any day now. Democrats expected the motion to recommit, designed to send the bill back to committee for further consideration. Most are harmless in effect because the bill still moves to final passage, but this Republican motion contained certain parliamentary words that would have stopped the bill altogether. This maneuver deserves condemnation, not because it is hard to overcome. It is disgusting because Republicans have only used this kill motion on our bill to give D.C. tax-paying Americans, some on the ground in Iraq and Afghanistan, a vote in the House.
“Majority Leader Steny Hoyer called me this afternoon to discuss alternative options. We have a quick fix. Republicans have a sure defeat.”
*Norton will make her third appearance on The Colbert Report on the Comedy Central cable network at 11:30 EST tonight, when she is expected to spar with irreverent commentator Stephen Colbert over what happened today with the vote.
UPDATE: More from DCVote.org.
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Must be hard to be a “journalist”, Drudge, when you’re so bent on avoiding reality…
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:28 pmYes, because with Republican Hot-tub Delay attacking Republican Dick Armey, Republican Oxycontin Limbaugh attacking Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger, Republican Cavewoman Malkin attack Republican Faggot Coulter, Republican Slick Mitt Romney attack R’s Giuliani and mCCain, and Senators and Congressmen calling for Seedy Gonzales to resign the Republicans are a house united.
-GSD
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:30 pmThe Right are peeing their pants every five minutes these days. I must say it’s a pleasure to see them in such disarray.
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:32 pmWhatever the House barely passes, won’t Bush simply veto if it somehow gets through the Senate as well?
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:34 pmBlue is my favorite color though — I haven’t seen one of these “Radical Right-Wing Agenda” headings here yet — I’m wondering if anyone knows in 2008, will the Networks go back to Republican = Blue and Democrat = Red?
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:36 pmThe wheels have come off the right wing obfuscation machine.
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:38 pmIt’s their Iraq strategy all over again: “If we keep our eyes tightly shut and wish really hard, all our dreams will come true.”
Yes, I can see the wheels coming off too, only I see them coming off the Wingnut express.
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:41 pmAnd the right shows its true colors, celebrating a defeat the extension of democracy and representation in our country.
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:43 pmZooey sez:
The right-wingers are desperate for any news they can call good, since their comfy little neocon bubble has ruptured, and the slow leak of reality can’t be stopped.
I feel like I’ve been living a fever dream ever since 2000, and now, finally, the fever is starting to break.
This country is still deathly ill…but there’s signs that she’s starting to shake off the malaise that is the Chimpy administration.
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:45 pmIsn’t there a clause in the Constitution that allows the president to suspend the Bill of Rights and all elections if the House of Representatives is in disarray?
Oh.
Must have been something else.
Nevermind.
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:47 pmAh, Jake is here, doing is requisite Jake’ing off, to his own blather. Do us a favor Jake, save your personal predictions and your favorite color discussions for your knitting circle? Maybe you can join Drudge and his latest boyfriend’s circle, if you don’t have one yet?
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:47 pmAre you kidding, AshenShard — there’s no possible legitimate explanation you can think of except keeping the black folk down for not granting special voting rights to an area smaller than 70 square miles?! Even Rhode Island is bigger than that — by a THOUSAND SQUARE MILES!!! What’s a matter now that the Democratic Congress is in such disarray, D.C. doesn’t want to be ruled by Congress?
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:50 pmAre you kidding, AshenShard — there’s no possible legitimate explanation you can think of except keeping the black folk down for not granting special voting rights to an area smaller than 70 square miles?! Even Rhode Island is bigger than that — by a THOUSAND SQUARE MILES!!! What’s a matter now that the Democratic Congress is in such disarray, D.C. doesn’t want to be ruled by Congress? Comment by Jake — March 22, 2007 @ 9:50 pm
Jake’ing off again I see. This whole post of yours doesn’t say anything, except that you’re so st*pid – that you didn’t read the post!!! Dum bass!! You’re a funny old moron!!! BAHAHAHAA
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:54 pmJake, for a *man* that claims to be 75 year old, you sure do act like a 12 year old girl! Get a boyfriend, old *girlfriend*, it would do you good – just like it would do Drudge good to have one that’s steady. All of that time spent picking up untreated diseases in park restrooms has made Drudge as batsh*t crazy as you are!
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:56 pmMalikin is a nasty little item, isn’t she? She couldn’t get through a single sentence without some kind of slur. I particularly liked her claim that Boxer’s smackdown of Inhofe was a “sign of weakness”. What a dope!
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:57 pmJake = Wuss.
March 22nd, 2007 at 9:59 pmIf the Democratic Congress is in any “disarray” it’s over what Republican mess or scandal to deal with next. Every morning I open my paper to another GOP-inspired crisis, what will tomorrow bring? The GOP better take small “victories” like this and get in their happy dance because after six years of Terri Schiavo, flag burning amendments, and gay marriage debates the business of the American people is quickly becoming fixing the Bush and GOP wrongs. After 6 years of GOP rule in the White House and Congress a reasonable person might think this GOP chaos isn’t the fault of Democrats-as Drudge, Limbaugh, and Jake would suggest.
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:00 pmI particularly liked her claim that Boxer’s smackdown of Inhofe was a “sign of weaknessâ€. What a dope! Comment by gummitch — March 22, 2007 @ 9:57 pm
Her whole life consists of people smacking her down for being st*pid – like Jake. What else would she claim, other than anyone that puts her in her place is *weak*. She and Jake both act like 12 year old girls.
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:00 pmMust be hard to be a “journalistâ€, Drudge, when you’re so bent on avoiding reality…
Actually, journalism is much easier if you can make your own facts. Saves of a lot of time and you can usually make it to your favorite gin joint by 2:30, assuming, of course, you bother to go back to work after your 6 martini lunch.
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:02 pmA woefuly uninformed poster says that DC doesn’t want to be ruled by Congress. That’s the problem – DC is ruled over by Congress in even the smallest matters, yet they don’t get a vote in the body that rules them.
I think there have been wars about this kind of shit.
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:03 pmJake, our ancestors fought a revolution so everyone would have representation. Citizens of D.C. have an equal right to have representation in Congress as we have.
The make up of the population does not matter, and the size of the area does not matter. Though for you it seems the color of skin does matter and you would prefer keeping ‘the black folk down’.
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:04 pmgummitch sez:
Well, I try not to use profanity, but when I call Malkin a “poisonous little <female canine>”, it’s only because someone that profane always deserves the profanity.
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:04 pmI lived in D.C. for about 10 months at one point in my life and I loved it. T.V.’s in the the local dive bars were always on some political channel instead of teh requisite sports everywhere else in this country and most engaged in political discussion as a habit. Saw some strange things and heard stranger. I just can’t believe that all those people that are into politics that much are not represented. I always thought that they should have just incorporated the D.C. area into Maryland for voting rights of congressmen and counted them as a district in that state.
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:05 pmJake’s dog: Oh no you don’t – If DC gets pinned to anyone, it has to be Virginia. The precedent is that the Feds already ceded a part of ther original DC to VA (now called Alexandria, VA).
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:10 pmArticle I, Section 2:
The House of Representatives shall be composed of members chosen every second year by the people of the several States…
From what I’ve seen in the bill, whatever Representative is selected from D.C., that Representative will not be from a State. That’s difficult to reconcile with Article 1, Section 2.
While I agree that D.C. should have a Representative, I don’t see how it can be done without either a Constitutional Amendment, or a cessation of the land back to Maryland.
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:12 pmComment by Jake’s dog — March 22, 2007 @ 10:05 pm
It’s amazing how much smarter Jake’s dog is than Jake.
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:13 pmI find it really odd that these folks cry for war and at the same time ignore the rights they have been robbed of. Not only do they cry about their tax dollars being stolen but never speak of how much this UN/US police action is indebting them.
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:13 pmHeh…looks like no one wants to claim D.C.
Perhaps all the states could take turns… ^_^
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:14 pmAnd to add further insult to injury their tax dollars are being used to purchase (steal) oil, which they will pay for again at the pump.
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:20 pmGovernment has grown 35% under these Orwellian dupes but the small government types don’t cry about that ‘leftist’ (supposedly) ideology.
They speak grandly of the Constitution then celebrate when they help to abrogate it.
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:24 pmUh, DC is not supposed to be represented in Congress? I didn’t get that memo. I know the nutty libs control DC and it would be an easy nutty lib vote, but so what? Don’t they deserve representation and a vote? Let ‘em have it. Conservatives need to stick to lowering taxes for ALL (oh, I mean the rich because the “poor” don’t pay taxes), closing the border, winning the war in Iraq and Afghanistan, putting to bed this hysteria about the nonsense that is global warming, ending emanate domain, and ending government handouts to the least productive among us. We have bigger fish…
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:43 pmDrudge makes journalists look worse than they already are.
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:45 pmJake sez:
Flawed logic from Shakey Jake once again. Are we honestly surprised?
Jake, the amount of representation a given state enjoys is not based upon the area of the state. Frankly, I’m embarrassed for you at this point.
A better estimate of the deserved representation of D.C. would be based upon population.
Let’s compare and contrast the populations of a few different locations, shall we?
The numbers speak for themselves, Shakey.
March 22nd, 2007 at 10:49 pmI don’t see why they can’t just shrink the size of “DC” to the immediate area surrounding the Capitol and Mall and give the rest back to Maryland. If Maryland will take it back. If not, just make it a state and pick up two Dem Senators.
March 22nd, 2007 at 11:01 pmWell, there has been talk over the years to make DC a separate state. It’s got the population to get it. That would solve the problem easily.
I know that “Columbia” was bandied about as a possible name, perhaps others…
March 22nd, 2007 at 11:18 pmI will look forward to her appearance on Colbert’s show. (BTW did you all see him challenge congress that Bush be impeached.) In his inimitable fashion, Colbert is genius in his biting and satirical comedy.
I read Drudge’s headline today and, as usual, the story contained so little to justify the headline.
March 22nd, 2007 at 11:25 pmGood for Rep. Norton and Rep Hoyer.
Malkin’s claim that the wheels have come off the Democrats’ bus is just a cover for the loud sobs and hysterics coming from the congressional cloakroom.
March 22nd, 2007 at 11:27 pmPersonally, I think we should turn D.C. into a federal penal colony. If one wants to serve there, one has to become an immate. That saves a whole helluva lot of time.
March 22nd, 2007 at 11:29 pmThe most comical thing about the Reich Wing is how quickly after one of them creates some new delusion, the rest repeat it like bobbleheads.
It will be funny watching them come crashing back down to earth after the Dems pass this.
March 22nd, 2007 at 11:32 pmNorton’s segment just ended. She didn’t talk about what she and Hoyer worked out, but she does duel pretty well with Colbert. In the end they were singing “high Hopes.” LOL
March 22nd, 2007 at 11:37 pmWatch them all run off the cliff together, hand in hand, like the freaking lemmings they are. What creepy, parasitical beings.
March 22nd, 2007 at 11:42 pmDrudge, Wizbang, The Corner and Malkin ALL BELONG IN THE D.C. DUMPSTER BECAUSE THEY ARE ALL IN-HUMAN GARBAGE AND BELONG TOSSED OUT WITH ALL THE COOKIES!!!!!
March 22nd, 2007 at 11:47 pmConservatives need to stick to lowering taxes for ALL -Stubain
Actually they just rejected a tax break for ALL. Besides the government has grown by some 35% under the small government (yeh right) Republicans. If you don’t make more than a million a year (and I’m pretty sure you don’t Stubain) your not getting a tax cut for ‘all’.
Besides you nutty orwellian CONS gotta pay for this bigger government you created and those backloaded taxes not to mention this war for oil and the welfare nation you nutty cons purchased.
March 23rd, 2007 at 12:12 amReich Wing reactionists are a danger to themselves as they aren’t bright enough to figure out they have been Orwelled into eternal debt.
Want a Reich wing nut to imprison himself?
Just tell them that some ‘mythical leftist’ wants to take away their rights and they will take away their own rights and gloat over their ‘mythical’ victory.
March 23rd, 2007 at 12:16 amCheney was heard to say that the Democrats are naught but “dead enders” in their “last throes.”
March 23rd, 2007 at 12:21 am[...] granting special voting rights to an area smaller than 70 square miles?!
Comment by Jake — March 22, 2007 @ 9:50 pm
Representation in Congress is a special voting right?
Interesting, I thought “taxation without representation” was sort of a rallying cry for all Americans, regardless of political stripe.
But then, democracy and dissent are concepts that conservatives seem to find repugnant as of late.
March 23rd, 2007 at 12:30 amCheney was heard to say that the Democrats are naught but “dead enders†in their “last throes.â€
Comment by SFJ
He said the same thing about his Iraq fiasco. It’s wishful thinking at best delusional at worst.
March 23rd, 2007 at 12:31 amI’m from DC (I now live in Northern Virginia). There seems to be some confusion here (and pretty much everywhere but DC) as to it’s geographical and political makeup. Washington, District of Columbia, was designed by Pierre L’enfant. It is a square, 10 miles on a side, with the points of the square oriented with the cardinal points of the compass. The result is four quadrants NE, NW, SE, SW. The city’s southern border is the Potomac river (the river divided the original city – leaving 2/3 in the north, and 1/3 in the south. The southern portion was ceded to VA sometime in the early planning stages).
The city is arrainged in a grid with streets running parallel to the sides, and with Alpabetical streets crossing Numerical streets. The Capitol in the center (at what would be First and “A” streets if the Capitol wasn’t so big). There is no “J” Street, and no one knows why. This orderly arrangement is interrupted by diagonal “State” streets, traffic circles, parks, etc.
Currently, the “Federal” portion of the city (what you’ll see if visit), consists of the National Mall, monuments, the original “Department” buildings, the Capitol, WH, and other Federal buildings.
Immediately surrounding this Federal area is Downtown – the Businesses, Lobbyists, and Law Firms. the infamous “K” street is the home of the lobbyists (specifically 14th to 20th and “K” Streets, NW – just west of the WH).
Most of the people who work in the federal and business areas commute to DC from MD and VA. Congress prohibits DC from collecting a commuter tax.
This is surrounded by the “city” of Washington.
NW is Georgetown (part of washington but older), Embassies, the Zoo, and Rich White People, extending into Montgomety County, MD.
NE is Rail yards, small industry, slums, RFK Stadium (actually on ther NE/NW line), and Poor Black People, extending into Prince George’s County MD.
SE (and NE) is/are divided by the ultra polluted Anacostia river, wich separates the part closest to the Federal portion portion of the city(affluent to gritty waterfront/Navy Yard), from the Very Poorest Black People. SE also extends into Prince George’s County MD.
SW is very small, consisting of a peninsula formed by the rivers, and containing Federal and Residential (waterfront with mostly Rich White People) areas to the west of the Anacostia, and a small sliver of territory to the east of the Anacostia consisting of highways, Bolling AFB, and White Plains water treatment facility.
The density of the city is relatively low due to building height restrictions (nothing can be taller than the Washington Monument – 555 feet, or 13 stories), a restriction which has been handed down by Congress. Nonetheless, Washington is a true city with a population greater than Wyoming.
In case you’re wondering, I’m an upper-middle class white fella (compared to most, I’d be considered Rich White People).
In the early ’60’s, I grew up in the National Capitol Housing Projects in SE, DC – leaving in 1968 when racial division tore the city apart. I am the son of a single mother with two kids by different men, who had a back alley abortion when I was 5 (didn’t learn about that until I was 40 – she said she’d wanted to die, but she had two kids who needed her).
I now live in Northern Virginia where I work as an advertising executive.
DC should get equal representation. The only reason they don’t is the same reason the people of NOLA can’t get any legitimate help with their plight: Racism.
Welcome to South Africa, circa 1992.
March 23rd, 2007 at 1:38 amConservatives need to stick to lowering taxes for ALL -Stubain
Actually they just rejected a tax break for ALL. Besides the government has grown by some 35% under the small government (yeh right) Republicans. If you don’t make more than a million a year (and I’m pretty sure you don’t Stubain) your not getting a tax cut for ‘all’.
Besides you nutty orwellian CONS gotta pay for this bigger government you created and those backloaded taxes not to mention this war for oil and the welfare nation you nutty cons purchased.
Comment by Joke Jake — March 23, 2007 @ 12:12 am
I am about to say something that might shock the fleas off of you hippie nutty libs… I agree. GASP!! The republicans have spent the tax payer’s money with no regard to anything. The only thing that helped was the Bush tax cuts that grew the economy.
And, you’re right again… GASP (again)!!! I don’t make a million $ a year. Yet.
War for oil? Where do I sign up?
March 23rd, 2007 at 2:57 amI am about to say something that might shock the fleas off of you hippie nutty libs… I agree. GASP!! Comment by Stubain — March 23, 2007 @ 2:57 am
Hippies? How old and st*pid are you grandpa?
The republicans have spent the tax payer’s money with no regard to anything. The only thing that helped was the Bush tax cuts that grew the economy. Comment by Stubain — March 23, 2007 @ 2:57 am
BAHAHA, tax cuts helping the economy! That’s so st*pid, and empirically false on so many levels, that if you believe this so many years after those “big lies” were told, you’re beyond hope – child!
And, you’re right again… GASP (again)!!! I don’t make a million $ a year. Yet. War for oil? Where do I sign up? Comment by Stubain — March 23, 2007 @ 2:57 am
Japan went to war with the US over oil. So tell me Stubain, how does it feel to know you share your political values with the Fascist Axis states of WWII Germany and Japan. Nice company you keep – old man! If it helps you any, they hated the “hippies” as much as you do – they just called them “jews”, “koreans”, “chinese” and “commies”. But the sentiment is the same! You *fluffer-nutties* on the right are a HOOT!
March 23rd, 2007 at 3:36 amIf they had found a way than why didn’t they do it all ready?How dare those racist rightwingers want to repeal the ban on gun ownership.How dare they want everyday americas protecting themselves.
March 23rd, 2007 at 7:41 amBut its ok to have thug murdering liberals with guns.Has long has those thug mudering liberals vote democrat its kool.Lets give them all the rights we can.
smafdy,
Don’t confuse the purposely ignorant with facts. Jake is old and feeble.
March 23rd, 2007 at 8:46 amI know that “Columbia†was bandied about as a possible name, perhaps others…
Comment by JT
I think “Denial” would be a better name.
March 23rd, 2007 at 9:12 am#24 Oh no you don’t – If DC gets pinned to anyone, it has to be Virginia. The precedent is that the Feds already ceded a part of ther original DC to VA (now called Alexandria, VA).
Comment by smafdy
Smafdy; DC is made of land that was originally ceded to the federal government by Maryland. When Alexandria and Arlington counties were originally given to D.C. by Virginia. When the Federal Government decided that they didn’t need that much land, they returned the land across the Potomac river to the original owner ie Virginia. So based on precedent the land which was originally part of Maryland would return to it.
March 23rd, 2007 at 9:25 amOne of the links in the article is to “The Politico”; There are some seriously disturbed right-wing commentators in this blog.
March 23rd, 2007 at 9:28 amWhat is it about “no taxation without representation” that the right just doesn’t understand?
The people of DC pay income tax, yet they have no vote in Congress.
Congress critters from all over the country control what happens, but yet no one from DC has representation in that discussion.
Having spent a year just over the border from Anacostia in PGC (which, as a white guy from the Midwest, resulted in a lot of funny looks from people), I can assure you that many residents complained about having no representation in Congress.
We’d sit in the local liquor store on a Friday, watching some political show on TV, and people would yell and scream about this or that. These people work their ass off, for almost nothing, and have no say whatsoever in what happens to them in terms of government.
I realize that Republican’ts have an inherit disdain for poor people, but every person I met was more informed than I think most people realize. They have great hearts, and I even taught a few how to bar-be-que (being from KC, it’s in my DNA).
They DESERVE to be represented in Congress, and the fact the right fights against it says a lot about the rights views on democracy — namely, that they obviously hate it.
/rant
March 23rd, 2007 at 9:41 amUm … you might wanna buy a map.
If it’s incorporated into anywhere, it’d have to be Maryland.
And great post by smadfly at #49 — perfectly sums it up. Although, I HATE traffic circles — I’d never dealt with them before I moved there, and felt like the Grizwald’s in European vacation …
Yet another reason I moved back here to KC.
:-)
March 23rd, 2007 at 9:45 amI have to say, though – that press release was the most tortured set of mixed metaphors and crappy language.
I think a more direct “the republicans are trying to delay progress, but it’s a weak attempt, and we’re moving forward” would be slightly more understandable to the public, and have a bit more impact.
March 23rd, 2007 at 10:09 amMaybe you should work to provide more rights for these folks? Why can’t you vote on a bill that gives them representation and second admendment rights again? I thought you were the party that fights for people’s rights, not holds them back from their rights. The repugs adding the ability for them to utilize their second admendment rights is actually an addition of freedom which I figured this crowd would be for. Are you now against promoting freedom and the bill of rights for the District of Columbia? The repugs have said clearly they are ready to vote yes for these things, why aren’t you?
March 23rd, 2007 at 10:46 amIt is Sad to see how sad they are.
This is what happens when your agenda is so out of mainstream. I always wonder why the Republicans and the Right-Wing hate Americans so much.
March 23rd, 2007 at 10:54 amHey you don’t see rightwingers burning flags ,roiting, hoping america fails in Iraq. The democrats on that .
March 23rd, 2007 at 11:03 amown sorry for the spelling
March 23rd, 2007 at 11:04 amphil you sad bastard – no one’s burned a flag, or even said anyone should burn one. No one has rioted, unless you call any public assembly of people (a right guaranteed in the Constitution) a riot, and we all knew there was nothing to “win” in Iraq before it was ever invaded – hell, even Dick Cheney knew that, once upon a time.
Take your monkeypoop flinging act somewhere else. You’re nothing here. Your ideas are false. Your criticism is false. You are false, and, as such, you can misspell whatever the hell you want, and it still won’t matter – to anyone who matters.
wife-beater. child-molester.
(how was that – you lie about me, I lie about you – we can repeat for as long as you want, or you can go, and stay, away)
March 23rd, 2007 at 12:00 pmWho wants to take bets on how hard the repugs would be supporting this bill if DC was hmmmmm… a little whiter and a little more backwards and primitive — er, i mean — conservative?
March 23rd, 2007 at 12:27 pmThat’s because they are too busy corrupting the government behind the scenes with their trillion dollar CEO bonuses.
March 23rd, 2007 at 12:29 pmOnly at this time, under this administration, would repugs actually celebrate delaying DEMOCRACY. #65, couldn’t have said it better myself.
March 23rd, 2007 at 12:33 pmI can’t wait til the elections are over in ‘08 and all these troglodytes are done for good…it’ll be interesting to see what kind of troll presence there is once we’ve got insurmountable majorities in both houses and the white house. I’m a huge pessimist, but that outcome is becoming more and more inevitable every day – keep sqwawkin’ Righties!!!!!! you’re singing your own swan song, and the louder you sing, the sooner we’ll be rid of ya.
March 23rd, 2007 at 12:36 pmNo ones burned a flag?? Did you miss the liberal rally in Portland?Did you miss liberals burning flags and burning a soldier in effigy.Got the pics to prove it.Whos the lier now??
March 23rd, 2007 at 1:11 pmD.C. is so black,violent and primitive just the kind of liberal place.
March 23rd, 2007 at 1:15 pmI hate the smell of bigotry in the morning. It smells like… Republicans.
March 23rd, 2007 at 1:20 pmWhat part about “free speech” did you miss in the First Amendment?
Sir, I may not agree with you nor those who were “burning a soldier in effigy” (although I’m highly skeptical on that one, esp being attributed to the more general scoping term of “liberals” and not just some very fringe anti-war group), but I support their right and your right to demonstrate it. Now THAT is something a “terrist” would never do and that is something that W. does not want. Funny, that.
March 23rd, 2007 at 1:24 pm70 = phil is a klansman.
hey phil – bring some of your mudpeople flyers to my neighborhood, and I’ll show you my hospitality for mouthbreather racist crackerboys like you.
March 23rd, 2007 at 2:03 pmOh the hate liberals have.
March 23rd, 2007 at 2:07 pmNo wander the most violent places in this country are the most liberalist.
March 23rd, 2007 at 2:10 pmcheck the breakdown on red and blue states phil.
red= poor, white, violent, poorly educated, and in poor health.
blue= better educated, better economies, better diversity, better crime rates, and healthier.
thanks though, and don’t bother playing again
March 23rd, 2007 at 2:52 pmOh yeah theses places that vote liberal, that are ran by liberals,
Detroit,Philadelphia,Oakland,Baltimore,Los Angles ,New Orleans,New York,and Atlanta.People in these areas are all better educated ,have better economies,better crime rates and they are healthier.
This cities are the most liberal,most violent , have more gangs than anywhere else in the country.
March 23rd, 2007 at 4:06 pmThe reason DC does not get a vote is the Constitution says they don’t. Nutty libs control congress – tell them to change to change the Constitution. I as right wing as they come (with few exeptions) and I say let DC have a vote in both houses of congress.
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