Oliver Stone makes my dog look smart...............
I’m expecting his latest movie to be a huge flop. In fact, I’m counting on it.
It’s a badge of honor. If W was so stupid, how did he get what he wanted so often? Especially in the second term, how did he outmanuever the geniuses who want to tax us into oblivion?
Imagine being able to make a living by crass sarcasm, lying and a plethora of other pathetic human qualities alone! Who knew?
Stone makes Spike Lee look talented.
Stone continues his personal attacks on a women.
Pretty sexist. Where is NOW.
W IS smart.
Oliver, you wouldn't know which end of the moose the feed went into.
We, in flyover country, are not impressed.
Always with the “Republicans are dumb” template, it is the only play in their playbook.
If Sarah Palin said FDR was President and on TV in 1929 do you think we would ever hear anything else?
But when Sen. Biden says it they just sweep it under the carpet and say “that's our slow Joe”.
Stone’s a delusional paranoid who has confused intellect with his peculiar madness.
Reading off of a teleprompter makes Obama look smart.
Senator McCain has approximately 12 hours now to figure out a way to make this election about a future Palin administration, to win this thing big.
CLEARLY, Palin is the one who generates enthusiasm, and who has the clarity to lead.
McCain has brought America this future leader. Now he needs to take the next step. Not sure exactly how that needs to be coached, but Palin really needs to become the issue, and the de-facto candidate.
“Country First” Senator.
I hope the weasel gets his due.
High Hopes [Byron York]
From a post entitled “Crush Their Spirits,” by Markos Moulitsas:
I’ve been making the case the last couple of weeks that we can’t just focus on winning in November, but that we have an imperative to take advantage of a historic opportunity to break the conservative movement’s backs and crush their spirits. In the White House, that means getting Obama a broad popular and geographic mandate for change. In the House, that means annihilating the Republican caucus and working toward a 100-seat Democratic majority. In the Senate it means getting to a 60-seat filibuster proof majority.
Republicans will claim that McCain wasn’t one of them, hence rationalizing away their loss. But if we decimate their ranks, including their conservative icons, it’ll make it harder for them to justify their spin. Remember, we want them broken, their ranks thinned, their treasury in heavy debt, their morale in the gutter, void of any leadership, discredited in the eyes of the public.
Hence our need this year to take advantage of this perfect Democratic storm to not just win, but to utterly wipe the board clear of as many Republicans as we can catch in this wave.
A key component of this effort is to destroy their most beloved leaders. And in that sense, our Orange to Blue fundraising list targets some of the conservative movement’s top leaders. Don’t take my word for it, take that of conservative blogger/operative Patrick Ruffini, freaking out about the tsunami about to hit:
And while we all to some extent will continue to fixate on the Presidential race, we need to understand the very real consequences if the Senate is irredeemably lost, and if our bench in the House is wiped out. You may not know it, but conservative icons like John Shadegg (AZ-3) and Tom McClintock (CA-4) could lose.
Both AZ-03 and CA-04 are on our target list, with Bob Lord focused on taking out Shadegg, and Charlie Brown fighting McClintock.
There is a sudden realization on the right that they are on the precipice of losing not just their majorities, but some of their most cherished voices. We have been blessed with an opportunity to help that process along.
They’re already expecting to lose. You want to see them truly crushed, you need to help (among so many others) Lord and Brown win their races.
Leave everything on the road.
10/15 07:36 AM
Thets a dog gone shame ,I were goin ta load up the kids and goe see this tarrific movei abut Bush but if Palin aint smert enuf to unerstand it i better take my toofs bak out in jes stays home.
It works both ways: Obama is far more elitist than Kerry ever was. ;)
No question remains as to who could fill the void of rabid Bush hate when GWB leaves office. I’ve got zero love for Bush (a 1960’s Democrat), but the truly deranged hatred coming from the left for ‘Chimpy McBu$hitler’ must be channeled somewhere, and if Republicans win in November, Palin will be their new lightening rod - their new embodiment of “everything that is wrong with America”.
So which is it, Lefties ? Is Bush stupid or is he a criminal mastermind ?