[2ndDivisionVet]

Here he is...

[Disambiguator]

I bet he’s fun at parties.

[windsorknot]

It’s always nice to put a face to bull crap. I hope he didn’t break a nail penning this tripe.

[Robert Teesdale]

Here he is...

That picture is... somehow disturbing.

His entire argument seems to be, essentially, that "Sarah Palin is unimportant because she's not relevant, therefore she's irrelevant and not important as well as unimportantly irrelevant. Dumb. Because, not smart, and non-smart is dumb and like, irrelevant."

I'm unimpressed.

[M Kehoe]

The eyes say crystal meth, and that his heart is dark.

5.56mm

[nothingnew]

So Sheldon is writing political articles now? I thought he stuck to "genius science" kind of stuff.

FMCDH(BITS)

[MeshugeMikey]

Not exactly the kind of kid who you'd expect to have a collection of Boy's Life....

[PistolPaknMama]

Crazy eyes!

[trisham]

Yikes.

[TigersEye]

Bwaaaaahahahaaaa! A poster boy for mental illness.

[TheOldLady]

Oh, Lordy. Somebody change his diaper before he messes it anymore than he already has.

Brainwashed and stupid is no way to go through life, Allen. You know nothing but your
extensive Marxist programming from the Alinskyites in your schools, ya little pink-cheeked
commie rat.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Homo.

[kcvl]

Crazy liberal smart ass...

For me, being a liberal in a red state is often very frustrating. Sometimes I ask myself, “Does thinking I’m the last sane person on the planet actually make me insane?” Not because I’m the only liberal I’ve met, but you just feel so overwhelmed by conservative rhetoric that you can easily feel isolated from reality. As for me, I live in Texas—Dallas to be exact. Usually when people who follow my page Right Off A Cliff find this out they either say it gives them hope for Texas or they ask how in the world can I stand being a liberal in such a red state. Trust me, it’s not always easy. First let me tell you, Texas is not lost. In fact I live with the belief that Texas is our best hope to ensure a Republican never sees the White House again. It wasn’t that long ago Texas had a Democratic Governor, Ann Richards. Not just a Democrat, but a female at that. Imagine, a female Democratic governor of Texas. But like he would do to the rest of the country as President, George W. Bush ran her through the mud and became governor in 1995. Gerrymandering soon followed and Texas has been “strongly Republican” ever since. We do, however, have a strong and growing liberal base. Austin, one of the fastest growing cities in the country, is very liberal, and our Latino population (which leans Democrat by a wide margin) is growing as well. -

http://www.forwardprogressives.com/redstateliberal/#sthash.GNrQdwrm.dpuf

[Yorlik803]

Pajama boy twin brother?