I mean, can’t they change their own laws to marry their cousins and other family members if they’re true “Reagan Republicans”?!

I think he’s just keeping the fire stoked under the teabagging faithful. Which is more understandable, but equally foolish.

The Republlicans have been going from disaster to disaster, but their worst nightmare is, aafter calling Obama te antichrist, a Marrxist and a terrorist sympathizer, is if he suceeds in the atmosphere of well-publicized Republican hysteria.

Then (to violate Godwin’s law) he’s Jesse Owens at the 1936 Olympics winning his events as Hitler scowls from the stands.

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Yeah, but the bankers couldn’t hold out til after the election.

Oh, they tried. Since 2006, everyone knew the Democratic nominee would win the presidential election. The plan was to stall the coming economic disaster until Jan. 21, 2009. They were done in by their won unbridled greed and corruption. It was just so bad that they couldn’t hide it for another six months and then blame it all on Barack Obama.

Why do you think Obama wants to get things done this year?

Because he got the signal from the banksters that its time for him and Rahm to knock it off with the fearmongering about the economy.

He just ordered congress to send him credit card legislation now because he knows the recession is about to end.

“Never let a crisis go to waist” – Rahm Emanuel

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I see a trend there. Other than Nixon and Reagan, all of the Presidents with the highest job growth rates were Democrats. I wonder why that is?

I once heard a cop say that most criminals are not very smart. Republicans are not only corrupt, they are also incompetent.

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And yet, even a weak ticket of McCain/Palin got 60,000,000 popular votes.

And that “weak ticket” is the best your party could put together. You guys have become a national joke.

I see a trend there. Other than Nixon and Reagan, all of the Presidents with the highest job growth rates were Democrats. I wonder why that is?

You are correct about the math error. But, I think I’ll ask you how you feel about the current state of your party. Your membership is now somewhere between 18% and 21%, down 4 in the last couple of months. Do you see any correlation between people leaving the Republican party in droves and the rhetoric that is coming out of the party these days?

Yeah, what Bilbo said. I was just wondering, during this sleepless night, if there were happy trolls visiting TP before the last presidential campaign fired up enough to rally the trolls. Happy, happy, happy trolls telling everyone how happy they were with the Republican party and how we could all be happy if we voted Republican. It’s my suspicion that they’ve always been angry and fearful.

Apparently Americans are getting the message. Two recent polls have the Republicans at 18% or 21%, both having them lose 4% in the last couple of months.

http://www.ap-gfkpoll.com/pdf/AP-GfK_Poll_Topline_April_2009.pdf (18%)

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/polls/postpoll_042609.html (21%)

Meaning, rescinding Bush tax cuts will kill the job creation goose, making companies ship jobs overseas, allow the federal government to snap up the failing businesses left for pennies on the dollar, and turn them into government-run enterprises.

Judging by the recent failure of capitalism to self-correct itself, for some overcompensated-executive-run companies, no doubt, it’s a good idea.

Republican’ts are morons on march to total irrelevancy.

Which is a good thing.