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rootvg
2012 Mar 16, 3:30pm
If you're right and I'm wrong, what are you afraid of?
What in the hell are you afraid of?
You got exposed as someone who spreads lies and propaganda, and now you're mad at ME?
So which is it, rootvg? Are you ignorant or dishonest?
I've been posting in forums like this one probably since before you knew what a computer was. I go back to Fido and Usenet, before widely available TCP/IP. I was on the mainframe for over a decade. If I gave you my old Usenet/Bitnet ID to search in Google, you could read for hours. It's all there. Some of that stuff is VERY entertaining. If you think I'm wild here, you ain't seen nothing yet!
What you think are "lies and propaganda" are generally accepted as truth where my wife and I come from. There are more of us than there are of you...and WE KNOW IT. I don't care what you think. I don't have to. The more you squeal like a fucking pig, the harder I will beat you.
I am not here to make you comfortable.
What I've been telling you all along is how it is.
The coalition McGovern tried to assemble in 1972 and the one Obama assembled in 2008 are the same group of people. Paul Begala called them the "African Americans and eggheads" coalition. Nixon's sharpshooters took you out in 1972 but you won with Obama in 2008 because he was the compliant errand boy for the insurance companies, auto companies and banks. Those issues have all been dealt with, he is no longer needed and the polls are reflecting that people in most states are wanting a strong leader again...and probably a change in our monetary policy. Those are all coming.
We should have had Hillary in 2008. The Democratic party fathers know it. Dick Cheney admitted it publicly...but no, you had to have your smooth talking three card monte guy, your street hustling rock thrower from Chicago. It cost you 63 seats in the House of Representatives, it cost the Kennedys their family's Senate seat and now it's gonna cost your party the Senate, executive branch and probably control of our national agenda for 15-20 years. That's why Paul Ryan is having all those bipartisan meetings in the House right now. This is over, he knows it and he and his people are laying the groundwork for the big takeover.
Now, is there anything else stupid you want to say?
rootvg
2012 Mar 16, 3:47pm
They'll find something to impeach him over (Syria, maybe something he's done that we don't know about yet) and they'll have hearings and ratify the Articles of Impeachment and drag his sorry ass in front of the Senate next summer. He may or may not be convicted but from that day forward, he'll be tagged with that shit everywhere he goes.
You think the Republicans will actually try to impeach Obama? I don't know about that. What would they charge him with?
Right now? Who knows...but I'm sure they would find something.
This is why I say it won't happen. Obama will take the beating and walk away with his pension. He won't want to face a Republican Congress, as weak as he is. Yes, he has the media in his corner but if Congress is completely Republican (and the Court throws out Obamacare) that's not gonna buy him much.
Did you know that Steve Burke, president of NBC Universal, has already announced a reorg of their news division that doesn't include Phil Griffin? He's President of MSNBC...for now. Maybe there won't be one.
Don't you see what's happening?
Can you imagine what hearings in the House would be like? Can you imagine dragging those czars before the cameras?
Why hasn't it happened already?
Because, that's not how things work.
Someone's already made a deal. You can feel it.
Obama is finished and he's made a hell of a mess. Next, we have to clean it up.
rootvg
2012 Mar 16, 3:55pm
As I indicated above, I'm not the sort who frightens easily.
Bring it on...but know in advance, I don't screw around.
What I find amusing about the stupidity on this thread is that it almost exactly mirrors what political wonks were saying about Democrats in 2008.
The united states is going to remain the same purple country that it has been for the better part of the last 50 years.
As in the last several elections, http://electoral-vote.com/ is the place to watch for real, informed, and remarkably good predictions.
The idea that the house doesn't flip very often is simply wrong: http://artandhistory.house.gov/house_history/partyDiv.aspx
Holding the house for more than 3 elections is something that is a relatively recent phenomenon, and it's an era that has clearly ended; the house has flipped two times in the last four elections.
The senate is looking like a complete toss up at this point. We have around 45 safe seats for either side.
Lets also remember that you don't need a majority to set the agenda in this country. If that was the case, Obama wouldn't have had to bend over backwards for everything he tried to do during his first two years in office.
My prediction:
- Obama wins re election
- The house remains republican
- The senate remains democratic
When all is said and done, congressional republicans will still be their obstructionist selves.
You could say the repub's are obstructionists, but what they are obstucting is creeping socalism and tyranny.
Maybe you prefer those things for America, I don't.
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