He is more like a henchman than a public servant.

Yet we continue to bend over and take it.

If the dems don’t impeach, time for a viable 3rd party. If the corruption is this widespread and deep, maybe some dems don’t want to be too busy with this issue either?

WTF, impeach them already!

Yet another level of insulation for the president from any mistakes. Is our president responsible for anything he does or orders to be done?

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for those of you without myspace…theres the mighty hermaphrodite….
yikes….look at the hair on those arms..its thicker than the arms themselves…yikes.. how much meth does it take to get that skinny..?

lordy, i guess being that ugly would make someone angry and irrational..

Project much? Doesn’t it get tiresome talking about yourself in such negative terms? Or are you still such a st*pid c*nt that you don’t know that all of your negative comments are self directed?

St*pid c*nt.

Just because you’re a loose drunken sl*t that can’t string together a coherent thought – don’t project your alcoholism on others – st*pid c*nt.

Are you referring to the same Sandanistas that took care of the environment, womens rights, and wrote constitutions and had free elections so that their end in power came about democratically?

Or are you referring to the wingnuts that fought the Sandanistas with illegal Ronuhld RayGun’s illegal Crack funded war of Terrorism?

You CONS always loved TERRORISTS, as long as they were fighting commies. It really s*cks that your terrorist babies grow up, doesn’t it – st*pid c*nt?

Got any proof of that? Didn’t think so.

But what about this article? It contradicts their idiotic, unfounded assertions.

Saturday, December 25, 2004

Radical Militants on Planet al-Qaeda Wanted Bush to Win US Election

Georges Malbrunot, one of two French journalists recently released by radical Muslim fundamentalists in Iraq, spoke to CNN on Friday:

Malbrunot quoted his captors as saying Bush’s re-election “would improve our ability to fight . . . We vote for Bush because Bush help us a lot by intervening in Afghanistan. So, from that point we could spread all over the world and we are now in 60 countries,” Malbrunot cited one of the militants as saying on October 15, two weeks before Bush defeated Democrat John Kerry. Malbrunot, 41, quoted the same militant as saying: “Our main targets are Saudi Arabia and Egypt. And because of Bush, if he is re-elected, we are sure that American soldiers will remain in Iraq for years.”

Ah, the arrogant, but misdirected self reflection. Project much? You useless r*t*rded piece of sh*t?

Of course you have no clue about the numbers he guesses at – but I must congratulate you – You are never one to miss an opportunity to demonstrate mediocrity…… Toooodles…………… Comment by valiant venus — April 22, 2007 @ 12:29 am

You should AIM for mediocrity – st*pid c*nt. It would be a great improvement for you!

Sounds more like how YOU view the US.

Liberals do MUCH to reinforce his belief. Comment by valiant venus — April 22, 2007 @ 12:03 am

Bingo. Right on time. You blame Liberals for YOUR belief that the US is a paper tiger, and you then blame Liberals for attacking the US. Yeah, it had nothing to do with Republicans first helping to train and fund Al Qaeda to fight the “commies”, then leaving troops in Saudi Arabia.

St*pid piece of shit Anti-American hateful c*nt.

A timetable for withdrawal demonstrates weakness and “lack of stomach” for this sadly necessary fight. Comment by valiant venus — April 22, 2007 @ 12:03 am

Yet, the Al Qaeda laptop seized in Iraq showed Osama wanted us to come and STAY in Iraq – because he thought you CONS were easily manipulated. How does it feel to know you’re so st*pid you’ve become Osama’s b*tch?

Unfortunately, some contemporary liberals, with the best of intentions, do not see the this war as a worldwide fight against Muslim extremism. Comment by valiant venus — April 22, 2007 @ 12:03 am

Unfortuntely, some contemporary conservatives, with *probably* the best of intentions, do not see the fact they are tool of Muslim extremism, and have acted as a tool to spread it recently.

Such radicals are not people who can be dealt with at a negotiating table. Comment by valiant venus — April 22, 2007 @ 12:03 am

Yeah, they’re too much like you – is that the point?

These are not people who wish to be left alone in peace (and in doing so allow others – infidels – to live in the same peace). Comment by valiant venus — April 22, 2007 @ 12:03 am

How nice of you to recognize your own terrorist/violent traits in others. Too bad you’re too st*pid to see how much you share them, and therefore make them worse in others.

Unfortunately, these are not people with whom compromise can be achieved. Comment by valiant venus — April 22, 2007 @ 12:03 am

We live under the Bush Admin, we know how incapable of compromise you CONS are, of any religion.

Sadly, these are not people with whom we can adopt a “Live and let Live” neighbourliness.Comment by valiant venus — April 22, 2007 @ 12:03 am

So, you’re advocating we shut all of you religious zealous CONS down, because you’re sh*tty neighbors? I know many people would agree with you – that you don’t deserve to be their neighbor in this country – st*pid religious c*nt.

All is reasonably well. Except, perhaps for Austrailia. Check out the newest thread.

Comment by Barfly — April 22, 2007 @ 1:20 am

She makes me very sad for my generation. I knew 1000 of her in undergrad and their arrogance and ignorance disgusted me. I can understand the religous conservatives, I can understand the wealthy conservatives even more, but when someone leans right out of shear indifference to the human condition, they are beyond comprehension. Hope you’re doing well out there Barfly.

No offense taken. She supposedly lives in North County (San Diego), in the Dukester’s old district. Not exactly a bastion of liberal thought. They do have a lot of white-collar criminals, though; and, shall we say, many “labor intensive” businesses, who take advantage of the area’s many undocumented immigrants. I’m closer to the border, in the East County.

Comment by Karim — April 22, 2007 @ 1:13 am

Get used to it. It pains me to say the I hope the Democrats adopt more of this strategy for 2008…God knows the Republicans will.

Comment by Barfly — April 22, 2007 @ 1:05 am

No offense meant to Californians, I only meant that since she has been amongst liberals for most of her life she believes that she is a free thinker and something special. I couldn’t agree more that TP must sometimes entice trolls to the board. I just with they could find some competent ones.

Comment by erock — April 22, 2007 @ 12:55 am

Home-schooled, using religiously-slanted texts, would be my guess.