Wingnut Wrapup
I'm getting so tired of some of this nonsense. I could list a lot more today on how great military coups are, how great Sarah Palin is, etc. etc. But what's the point? Here's what made it past my disgust filter today:
Bill Kristol, Washington Post: "For psychological and sociological reasons too deep for me to grasp, a good chunk of elite America hates Sarah Palin."
Bill, maybe it's because she is an ignorant, lying, self-serving, pandering, cheap demagogue. It wasn't too deep for the rest of us to grasp. But then, you never could figure out why it was a bad idea to bomb the crap out of the wrong country. So, what's deep for you may be pretty shallow for the rest of us.
Dennis "if my lips are moving it's a lie" Prager, Town Hall: "Whether or not the United States and Russia reduce their nuclear arsenals is ultimately meaningless. But whether Hugo Chavez and Raul Castro are victorious in Honduras or whether the movement toward left-wing authoritarianism is finally defeated in a Latin American country is extremely significant."
I.e. reducing the danger of nuclear war means nothing when Obama had a chance to stay home and cheer on a military dictatorship.
And, by the way, Dennis, the question is whether democracy or military rule are victorious in Honduras. It has nothing to do Chavez and Castro.
How could you expect anything else from someone as viciously stupid as Dennis Prager?
Douglas McKinnon, Town Hall: "With regard to why Todd Purdum of Vanity Fair, David Letterman, and other liberal males continually go after Palin, the answer might be as easy as they secretly lust after her" "If ever there was a time our nation needed someone with her gifts and beliefs, it is now. "
God, are you an idiot. It's all because they lust after her. It couldn't be because they don't think it would be a good idea to have a stupid, self-absorbed liar in the White House. Listen, Douglas, thanks to people like you, we tried that for eight years. We'll pass on it this time.
Jon Sanders, Town Hall: "Obama needs to man up and be honest with us about his vision for American government. He needs to state openly that his choice for Americans is, to use the words of Ronald Reagan in 1964, "to abandon the American Revolution and confess that a little intellectual elite in a far-distant capital can plan our lives for us better than we can plan them ourselves."
No, the idea is that government employees in Washington can plan our lives for us better than a bunch of greed maddened, immoral, thieving CEO's. You got a problem with that?
Moe "Give me a chance to make a fool out of myself one more time" Lane, Red State: "I am not certain that Senator Bernie Sanders (Socialist-VT) actually meant to imply that the Democrats were going to destroy private health insurers. "
And if he did? Sounds like a pretty good deal to me. They've been trying to destroy us for decades.
Erick Erickson, Red State: "In today’s episode, Barack Obama admits that the ousted President of Honduras “has strongly opposed American policies,” but should be reinstalled as President....
Why?
Because he was democratically elected."
And what in God's name is wrong with that? Do we have the right to overthrow governments because they have opposed some of our policies? What kind of malicious, democracy-hating idea is that?
And by the way, you disgusting moron, yes, I think it's a pretty good idea that he should be President because he was democratically elected. Don't you? Democracy is just great when it's nothing but a bunch of lying bluster to cover armed aggression, but the idea that someone has a right to their office because the people elected them, well, that's just going a little too far. You dick.
Power Line: "A Sad Day: Al Franken was sworn in as a United States Senator a couple of hours ago"
Read it and weep, suckers.
Dan Miller, Pajamas Media: "The Kerfuffle in Honduras Continues"
"Kerfuffle" being, apparently, the new Republican term for a military dictatorship.
Wes Vernon, Renew America: "Honduran President Manuel Zelaya was ousted through a bloodless democratic process..."
God, how many times do I have to repeat myself. It is absolutely incredible to me, even after watching the grotesque hypocrisy that is standard conservative practice, to see every single one of them rushing out to redefine a military coup as democracy in action. Could we ever see a greater specimen of lying and contempt for anything remotely decent? Not one of these people should be granted a shred of respect ever again- they are morally degenerate monsters.
World Net Daily EXCLUSIVE: " Breaking News! Media largely ignore tea parties- Analyst: 'They just don't care'
Neither did anyone else.
Bill Kristol, Washington Post: "For psychological and sociological reasons too deep for me to grasp, a good chunk of elite America hates Sarah Palin."
Bill, maybe it's because she is an ignorant, lying, self-serving, pandering, cheap demagogue. It wasn't too deep for the rest of us to grasp. But then, you never could figure out why it was a bad idea to bomb the crap out of the wrong country. So, what's deep for you may be pretty shallow for the rest of us.
Dennis "if my lips are moving it's a lie" Prager, Town Hall: "Whether or not the United States and Russia reduce their nuclear arsenals is ultimately meaningless. But whether Hugo Chavez and Raul Castro are victorious in Honduras or whether the movement toward left-wing authoritarianism is finally defeated in a Latin American country is extremely significant."
I.e. reducing the danger of nuclear war means nothing when Obama had a chance to stay home and cheer on a military dictatorship.
And, by the way, Dennis, the question is whether democracy or military rule are victorious in Honduras. It has nothing to do Chavez and Castro.
How could you expect anything else from someone as viciously stupid as Dennis Prager?
Douglas McKinnon, Town Hall: "With regard to why Todd Purdum of Vanity Fair, David Letterman, and other liberal males continually go after Palin, the answer might be as easy as they secretly lust after her" "If ever there was a time our nation needed someone with her gifts and beliefs, it is now. "
God, are you an idiot. It's all because they lust after her. It couldn't be because they don't think it would be a good idea to have a stupid, self-absorbed liar in the White House. Listen, Douglas, thanks to people like you, we tried that for eight years. We'll pass on it this time.
Jon Sanders, Town Hall: "Obama needs to man up and be honest with us about his vision for American government. He needs to state openly that his choice for Americans is, to use the words of Ronald Reagan in 1964, "to abandon the American Revolution and confess that a little intellectual elite in a far-distant capital can plan our lives for us better than we can plan them ourselves."
No, the idea is that government employees in Washington can plan our lives for us better than a bunch of greed maddened, immoral, thieving CEO's. You got a problem with that?
Moe "Give me a chance to make a fool out of myself one more time" Lane, Red State: "I am not certain that Senator Bernie Sanders (Socialist-VT) actually meant to imply that the Democrats were going to destroy private health insurers. "
And if he did? Sounds like a pretty good deal to me. They've been trying to destroy us for decades.
Erick Erickson, Red State: "In today’s episode, Barack Obama admits that the ousted President of Honduras “has strongly opposed American policies,” but should be reinstalled as President....
Why?
Because he was democratically elected."
And what in God's name is wrong with that? Do we have the right to overthrow governments because they have opposed some of our policies? What kind of malicious, democracy-hating idea is that?
And by the way, you disgusting moron, yes, I think it's a pretty good idea that he should be President because he was democratically elected. Don't you? Democracy is just great when it's nothing but a bunch of lying bluster to cover armed aggression, but the idea that someone has a right to their office because the people elected them, well, that's just going a little too far. You dick.
Power Line: "A Sad Day: Al Franken was sworn in as a United States Senator a couple of hours ago"
Read it and weep, suckers.
Dan Miller, Pajamas Media: "The Kerfuffle in Honduras Continues"
"Kerfuffle" being, apparently, the new Republican term for a military dictatorship.
Wes Vernon, Renew America: "Honduran President Manuel Zelaya was ousted through a bloodless democratic process..."
God, how many times do I have to repeat myself. It is absolutely incredible to me, even after watching the grotesque hypocrisy that is standard conservative practice, to see every single one of them rushing out to redefine a military coup as democracy in action. Could we ever see a greater specimen of lying and contempt for anything remotely decent? Not one of these people should be granted a shred of respect ever again- they are morally degenerate monsters.
World Net Daily EXCLUSIVE: " Breaking News! Media largely ignore tea parties- Analyst: 'They just don't care'
Neither did anyone else.
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