[texasflower]

Karen Temple of Los Feliz said, “Bush definitely lost. He’s such a liar and he’s guilty of killing little babies. I’d like to see him in Iraq. Kerry won and has my vote. I’m a poly sci major, so I’ve learned this first hand at school already, but I also watch CNN and CBS, NBC and cable news.”

She's learned all of this "first hand at school". Right. That's not what I call first hand.

The killing little babies thing is really brilliant isn't it? I guess she missed Kerry's support for crushing the skulls of little babies and allowing anyone to decide to murder the unborn.

The guy who "has" to be a democrat because he's black is another real winner.

[Laptop_Ron]

If ignorance is bliss, some of these people must be the happiest in CA.

[GeronL]

don't forget the guy who was afraid Bush will draft him.

Another idiot who forgets how to walk upright from time to time

[HitmanLV]

She's learned all of this "first hand at school". Right. That's not what I call first hand.

People saying stuff like 'I learend it first hand at school' really make me laugh at loud! It is amazing sometimes when you really pay attention to what people say.

My personal fave was when I was disucssing politics with a young college senior who is an acquaintence, and he was going on and on about why it wasn't right to invade Iraq. Most of his position relied on the basis that he just could not determine if Saddam deserved being ousted or not.

I asked him 'That's interesting. Based on what we know about his regime, most of which is uncontroverted, why is it so ambiguous to you in deciding for his removal or not?'

"Well," he said, "It's not that its ambiguous, it's just that I can't decide whether he deserves being removed or not."

"Ah, that's the definition of 'ambiguous,' son." I replied. He looked at me puzzled, nervous, and confused, and excused himself quickly.

Ah, youth really is wasted on the young!