Coulter bitch slaps Olbermann (again)

[Dr. Zhivodka]

You honestly believe that? You "honestly" believe that?

Do you now?

Quote from hapaboy:

I honestly believe that if you were to line up O'Reilly, Rush, Coulter, et al against a wall along with Khalid Mohammed, the confessed (and proud) planner of 9/11, and gave Olbermann a gun and permission to execute any one of them, the chances are very high that Mohammed would walk away.

 

[Dr. Zhivodka]

Due to this flawed medium I really can't tell exactly what your literary intentions are but knowing you I expect that they are good natured.

That is very funny....haps. That's exactly how I feel. Wondering the desert not identified with either side.

I'm out here looking for the Oasis in the desert. And when everyone finally gets here. I'll own all the damn property. (Me and the girl just watched Chinatown again)

Quote from hapaboy:

I learned recently that the Doc only rails against the right and not against the left because he's a jaded Republican who expects nothing from the left.

So although he might sound like a moonbat and only argues with the right, he's in fact a prodigal Repub wandering the desert and venting.

 

[hapaboy]

Quote from Dr. Zhivodka:

You honestly believe that? You "honestly" believe that?

Do you now?

Yup.

I posed the same scenario to a moonbat on this site a while back as to if they had to choose between saving the life of a conservative American whose politics they despised versus a member of Al Qaeda, and their inability to answer spoke volumes.

You don't think the hippies spitting on returning US troops from 'Nam calling them baby killers wouldn't have sacrificed them for VC? Jane Fonda touring North Vietnames anti-aircraft batteries ring a bell?

Oh that's right, you don't comment on the left anymore, I forgot!

 

[hapaboy]

Quote from Dr. Zhivodka:

Due to this flawed medium I really can't tell exactly what your literary intentions are but knowing you I expect that they are good natured.

That is very funny....haps. That's exactly how I feel. Wondering the desert not identified with either side.

I'm out here looking for the Oasis in the desert. And when everyone finally gets here. I'll own all the damn property. (Me and the girl just watched Chinatown again)

Good-natured of course! Just don't stay out there too long, the sun starts wearing you down, playing tricks on you, and before you know it you're yelling "Stimulus! Stimulus!"

 

[AAAintheBeltway]

Quote from Thunderdog:

Who do you think does more harm to your own country's political landscape?

Obviously liberals. They have almost completely ruined the country.

Anyway, Olberman calls them the worst people in the "world", so I am casting a worldwide net. The irony--actually idiocy is more apt--is that Olberman's entire show consists of obsessive nit-picking over throwaway phrases that some conservative said or wrote. Then he triumphantly pronounces them liars or the worst person in the world,etc. Using his own logic, he should call them the worst conservative commentaor on Fox News, or the worst US conservative talk show host, or the worst conservative multiple NY Times best seller author. Not the worst person in the world. There are plenty of people worthy of that title and none of them live in the US. I wouldn't even put it on George Soros. As evil as he is, I'm not aware of him organizing genocides.

 

[Thunderdog]

Quote from AAAintheBeltway:

Obviously liberals. They have almost completely ruined the country...

AAA, would you kindly comment:

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You Republicans are the arsonists who burned down our national home. You combined the failed ideologies of the Religious Right, so-called free market deregulation and the Neoconservative love of war to light a fire that has consumed America. Now you have the nerve to criticize the "architect" America just hired -- President Obama -- to rebuild from the ashes. You do nothing constructive, just try to hinder the one person willing and able to fix the mess you created.

I used to be one of you. As recently as 2000 I worked to get Senator McCain elected in that year's primary. (McCain and Gen. Tommy Franks wrote glowing endorsements regarding my book about military service, AWOL.). I have a file of handwritten thank you notes from Presidents Ford, Reagan, Bush I and II. In the 1970s and early 80s I hung out with Jack Kemp and bought into his "supply side" myth and even wrote a book he endorsed pushing his ideas.) There's more, but take it from me; my parents (evangelical leaders Francis and Edith Schaeffer) and I were about as tight with -- and useful to -- the Republican Party as anyone. We played a big part creating the Religious Right.

In the mid 1980s I left the Religious Right, after I realized just how very anti-American they are, (the theme I explore in my book Crazy For God). They wanted America to fail in order to prove they were right about America's "moral decline." Soon after McCain lost in 2000 I re-registered as an independent in disgust with W. Bush. But I still respected many Republicans. Not today.

How can anyone who loves our country support the Republicans now? Barry Goldwater, William F. Buckley and Ronald Reagan defined the modern conservatism that used to be what the Republican Party I belonged to was about. Today no actual conservative can be a Republican. Reagan would despise today's wholly negative Republican Party. And can you picture the gentlemanly and always polite Ronald Reagan, endorsing a radio hate-jock slob who crudely mocked a man with Parkinson's and who now says he wants an American president to fail?!

With people like Limbaugh as the loudmouth image of the Republican Party -- you need no enemies. But something far more serious has happened than an image problem: the Republican Party has become the party of obstruction at just the time when all Americans should be pulling together for the good of our country. Instead, Republicans are today's fifth column sabotaging American renewal.

President Obama has been in office barely 45 days and the Republican Party has the nerve to blame him for the economic and military cataclysm he inherited. I say economic and military cataclysm because without the needless war in Iraq you all backed we would not be in the economic mess we're in today. If that money had been spent here at home on renovating our infrastructure, taking us toward a green economy, putting our health-care system in order we'd be a very different situation.

As the father of a Marine who served in George W. Bush's misbegotten wars let me say this: if President Obama's strategy to repair our economy, infrastructure and healthcare fails that will put our troops at far greater risk because the world will become a far more dangerous place. So for all you flag-waving Republicans who are trying to undermine the President at home -- if you succeed more of our troops will be killed abroad.

When your new leader Rush Limbaugh calls for President Obama to fail he's calling for more flag-draped coffins. Limbaugh is the new "Hanoi Jane."

For the party that created our crises of misbegotten war, mismanaged economy, the lack of regulation of our banking industry, handing our country to rich crooks... to obstruct the one person who is trying to repair the damage is obscene.

Just imagine where America would be today if the 14 to 20 million voters -- "the rube base" who slavishly follow the likes of Limbaugh -- had not voted as a block year after year thus empowering the Republican fiasco. We would have a regulated banking industry and would have avoided our current financial crisis; some 4000 of our killed military men and women would be alive; over to 35,000 wounded Americans would be whole; we would have been leaders in the environmental movement; we would be in the middle of a green technology boom fueling a huge expansion of our economy and stopping our dependence on foreign oil, and our health-care system would be reformed.

After Obama was elected, you Republican leaders had a unique last chance to send a patriotic message of unity to the world -- and to all Americans. You could have backed our president's economic recovery plan. Since we all know that half of our problem is one of lost confidence and perception, nothing would have done more to calm the markets and project resolve and confidence than if you had been big enough to take Obama's offered hand and had work with him -- even if you disagreed ideologically. You had the chance to put our country first. You utterly failed to rise to the occasion.

The worsening economic situation is your fault and your fault alone. The Republicans created this mess through 8 years of backing the worst president in our history and now, because you put partisan ideology ahead of the good of our country, you have blown your last chance to redeem yourselves. You deserve the banishment to the political wilderness that awaits all traitors.

Frank Schaeffer is the author of CRAZY FOR GOD-How I Grew Up As One Of The Elect, Helped Found The Religious Right, And Lived To Take All (Or Almost All) Of It Back Now in paperback.

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=156850

 

[NeoRio1]

Quote from Thunderdog:

AAA, would you kindly comment:



http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=156850

"the Republican Party has become the party of obstruction at just the time when all Americans should be pulling together for the good of our country."

If this guy was really a true conservative then do you think he would be endorsing Obama's spending?

He talked about how great the old conservatives were however all the true and old conservatives would never have agreed with Obama's spending yet this guy supports Obama's spending. Interesting.

So he supports the spending.

He also supports old conservatives.

Thats like me saying I support abortion but I also support the people who bomb abortion clinics.

Don't you see a conflict there thunderdog? I am sure you don't because you have been too busy memorizing junior high insults haven't you? You know I still want that PM so I can add to my arsenal.

Thunderdog you once again prove your childish stupidity by not being able to realize that this guy is trying to sell a book.

There is something magical when it comes to debating someone who is mentally unstable yet thinks he is actually a genius.

Hey thunderdog next time you get that feeling of pure insecurity when it comes to your life and your opinions, listen to it.

 

[Thunderdog]

Quote from NeoRio1:

...There is something magical when it comes to debating someone who is mentally unstable yet thinks he is actually a genius...

Tell me about it.

 

[NeoRio1]

Quote from Dr. Zhivodka:

Are you truely trying to intimate that a Fox segment with ED Hill and O'Reilly is "one of most ...important debates in this country?"

I disagree...you are a Pinhead.

Typical fuck face liberal distorting words.

I said the debate between personal responsibility and government intervention is one of the most relevant debates.

I also said that O'Reilly whether right or wrong actually takes the risk of debating these topics unlike your boy toy Olbermann who never once has debated anyone who disagrees with him.

Again the substance and topic of the debate is very relevant.

A cable news show as biased as the anchor is deserves respect for having real debates whether he is wrong or right depending on your beliefs.

Olbermann deserves no respect.

He reads a telepromter...Huh I wonder who else does that?

Also please lend me some proof of Olbermann debating someone who disagrees with him just once on his show.

 

[AAAintheBeltway]

Quote from Thunderdog:

AAA, would you kindly comment:



http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=156850

OK, it's nonsense. This guy is some loser trying to get on Tv or sell a book. He is smart enough to know that one tried and true way is to be a "former republican" who came clean.

His arguments make no sense whatsoever. Republicans created the financial mess? FNM and FRE were democrat operations, run by democrat political hacks. Barney Frank and Chris Dodd and dozens of other democrats were instrumental in everything from pushing sub-prime affirmative action mortgages to protecting FNM/FRE when Bush was trying to rein them in. Let's not spare the NY hedge fund community and investment bankers, who we were told endlessly during the campaign were big democrat supporters. Much of thsi bailout culture got started under Clinton and his Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, the same dolt who steered Citi into the ditch while pocketing $120 million.

Opposing Obama is somehow "obscene?" Why? Has the First Amendment been repealed? Obama has produced one giant spending/tax plan after another, all designed to fool the voters into thinking his carefully planned lurch into Chavez-style socialism is somehow essential to preventing the next Great Depression. Even lifelong democrat activists like Jim Cramer and Paul Krugman have taken Obama to task.

The fact is we have a guy running the country who lacks the stature to stand up to the democrat crooks in congress and who apparently took his policy ideas from Rev. Wright and Bill Ayers.