Liseli Bakire

I hate bringing it up but…
… Has (ins)Hannity stopped beating his boyfriend yet?

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OK, sorry about that one. Even Hannity wouldn’t ask that question. He’d just ask if it was fair to ask that question.

Why was it OK for Bush in college (because it was in the past) but not OK (and not in the past) for Obama in High School ?

Why is it OK for Cindy Brady in the current but not OK for Obama in the past ?

If I were to ask you when you stopped your axe-murdering pederasty, would it be OK? I mean, I just want to know how you feel about questions about your axe-murdering pederasty, and whether you’ve decided that 23 kids is enough. Because I think it’s important to know your own views on the topic of whether your axe-murdering pederasty is an appropriate and legitimate area of inquiry….

Cheers,

I notice Sean hasn’t DENIED it, has it? I find that very telling,,, don’t you?

In fact, I find it very suspicious that Hannity has always avoided the question of whether he is a child molester.

¶ AIO

The only people that watch/listen to Hanitee-hee and lil’ Dickie are already Kool-aid addled Repugs, anyway.

Nobody I know would ever be swayed by anything either of those two assklowns say.

The specious questioning is also part of the MCCain/GOP strategy of painting Obama as “other” by constantly asking “Who is Obama?”.
That Republican orifice on The View, Hasselbeck, for example, has been parroting this meme for weeks, at every opportunity.
McCain and Palin have posed the question to their rallies.

They keep asking the question but they refuse to acknowledge the answers that have been provided by both Obama and press investigations over the past TWO effing years!.

It is all the more bizarre when we pose the corollary question, “who is John McCain?”

For at least eight years the McCain everyone ‘knew‘ was the ‘war-hero’ and the political ‘maverick’ with a ‘bipartisan’ streak. That is what the public and especially the press chose to believe, without question. . Had McCain never run for the White House that’s what the majority would probably still believe about him.

Ironically I’d say his 2000 effort helped maintain the facile acceptance of his claimed qualities due to the vicious nature of the Bush/Rove counter-campaign against McCain, which earned him enough sympathy to kibosh any further questioning of his character or principles.

Only now, as the official GOP candidate for president has the press bothered to examine him in depth, and thanks to the unusually protracted “season” and his early (compared to the Dems) emergence as the presumptive GOP nominee the press and the public has come to re-learn what they ‘knew’ about John McCain and have arrived at a very different estimation of him than before—an estimation based on research, not assumptions and blind acceptance of McCain’s own propaganda.

Furthermore the manner in which McCain’s campaign has been run has revealed far more about him than a dispassionate or even a partisan examination of his official record ever could.

In stark contrast Obama’s record offers very little that is inconsistent with his persona and his own ‘propoganda’ whilst his personal conduct and that of his campaign as a whole has only enhanced his image, not diminished it.

I was one who was very concerned about Obama’s professional political experience (but not his personal qualities) but it has become clear to me that his intelligence has largely transcended the conventional requirements for political success. Obama is clearly as genuine and principled a politician and a person as you could hope for. McCain on the other hand has shown himself to be the complete opposite–not, I would add, as professionally corrupt as so many of his GOP colleagues ( Ted Stevens, Tom Delay, Duke Cunningham for example), but rather corrupt in himself as a self-serving incompetent who believes his own hype.

We now know who John McCain is, and we know who Obama is and it looks like the majority knows who they would rather have as a resident in “the people’s house”.

But John McCain and his ardent supporters know nothing except their own fantasy that they know who they are (”real Americans”) whilst they still insist that no-one really ‘knows’ who Obama is.

Funny how McCain constantly says “my friends” whereas I can;t think of any occasion where Obama has used that expression, yet Obama seems to have a lot more genuine ‘friends’ than McCain.