Southpark Republicans

Tech Central Station ^ | October 7, 2002 | Stephen W. Stanton

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[Norwell]

His alleged private exploits would place him squarely within the Southpark wing of the Republican Party.

Ahhh...so if you treat your wife like Rudy G. your in the Republican Majority? "Christian Right" = "Reagan Republican". They gave RR a majority in 1976 against the Southpark-Republican-Ford vote, and the majority through the 1980's. The type of individual this person is describing is most commonly found in states like MA, CT and CA; in other words precisely where the Republican Party is increasingly irrelevent or a pale sister to the Democrats.

[LibertyThug]

...in other words precisely where the Republican Party is increasingly irrelevent or a pale sister to the Democrats

I disagree. These so-called irrelevant people were very relevant during the 2000 presidential election controversy and they will continue to surprise the masses (ie.leftists).

[Polonius]

To quote Eric Cartman: "Democrats piss me off!"

[Ronin]

I prefer the term "Republican Party Reptile", myself.

P.J. O'Roarke should be required reading.

[Greybird]

Although many in the cohort that this author describes do indeed support Republicans, the creators of "South Park" (two words) themselves, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, have described themselves as libertarians. Small "L," that is, not being Party supporters.

[tcostell]

He would be the first to say that a guy like him shouldn't be put in charge of anything more important than the blender at a party.

Which come to think of it, probably does make him a good candidate.

[Darth Reagan]

Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet.

[Xenalyte]

Ping!

[madfly]

bttt

[Phantom Lord]

[Phantom Lord]

Barbara Streisand on South Park...

They do not like her at all.

[hchutch]

Perhaps, but we need to make something that can be recognized. Sadly, P.J. does not get the respect he deserves as a first-class humorist.

But South Park Republican is a way to quickly show the recognition of who and what this new breed of Republican/conservative is. Rougher, coarser, who enjoy a good laugh, and who are not by any measure, into that PC BS. If someone doesn't like what is on the radio, we tell `em to "use the tuner or the off switch."

[finnman69]

[mlo]

Although many in the cohort that this author describes do indeed support Republicans, the creators of "South Park" (two words) themselves, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, have described themselves as libertarians. Small "L," that is, not being Party supporters.

So are many Republican. That was the point of the story.

[Poohbah]

Yup.

A lot of South Park Republicans have prior military service, and that's where they got their sense of humor from.

[Jonah Hex]

That particular episode made me a South Park fan. (I mean, any TV program which turns Leonard Maltin into a 60' costumed super hero is crazy enough to get my attention!)

[Benson_Carter]

Trey Parker is a Libertarian, big L and a party supporter, but Matt Stone is a libertarian Republican.

as if it really matters where we get our Conservatism from...