How Republicans Sell Out Their Base While Pretending To Fight

Oh, look! The patriots are talking about revolution again, when they know the vote isn't going to go their way. What will they revolt against? Democracy?

Remember when the rest of the country, the sane part, didn't want to play ball with you last time?

http://mediamatters.org/research/2009/09/30/military-coup-fantasy-is-latest-in-trend-of-ext/155182

Oh, the drama! You boys best stock your bunkers with guns, flags, bibles and beans.


Nice try.
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Friday, February 20, 2015

"...But perhaps more unsettling to supporters of constitutional checks and balances is the finding that 43% of Democrats believe the president should have the right to ignore the courts. Only 35% of voters in President Obama’s party disagree, compared to 81% of Republicans and 67% of voters not affiliated with either major party...."

rasmussenreports.com
 
It's going to be one politically incorrect revolution,


Donald Trump Says Remarks About Carly Fiorina's Face Were Made As An 'Entertainer'

Donald Trump isn't a politician. He's an entertainer.

In fact, he admitted to owning that descriptor when he was pressed to explain why he said rude things about fellow Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina's face.

“Many of those comments are made as an entertainer because I did 'The Apprentice' and it was one of the top shows on television,” he told Greta Van Susteren when he called into Fox on Thursday night. “Some comments are made as an entertainer and as everybody said, as an entertainer is a much different ball game.”

What's that? An entertainer, you say? Like the kind that has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame?

Of course, Trump didn't make those comments during his time hosting "The Apprentice."

"Look at that face!" he cries. "Would anyone vote for that? Can you imagine that, the face of our next president?!"

No, those comments were were published in an interview with Rolling Stone magazine on Wednesday -- at a time when he's allegedly trying to run a presidential campaign. Trump is a former reality star, Razzie-winner and a self-professed entertainer. Hope that clears things up for anyone who thought otherwise.
 
Trump should use a little better filter. Talking negatively about people's looks is not helpful. I think voters are giving him a pass now because he is not a professional pol, just as they do not care that Dr. Carson may not be a constitutional expert.

Still though, Trump managed to make all the talk this week about Trump. Again. The other candidates have been reduced to bit players. They get publicity only when Trump insults them.
 
"...43% of Democrats believe the president should have the right to ignore the courts.

That's Leftism for you. Ignore the rule of law. Ignore the Constitution. The only thing that matters to them is their agenda. Very harmful to America. Very dangerous. Extrapolate this mind-set a bit and you may end up with Marxism, Nazism, Stalinism.

The "43%" should be careful what they wish for.

(If 43% believe "the President should be able to do any fucking thing he wants"... WATCH OUT! That's only 8% away from Dictatorship/Totalitarianism!)

Then again....

What if the president (or incoming Republican president) were to exercise conservative values and declare... "No more nanny state. Generous government subsidies to be severely curtailed.... to become limited to "a cot in a shelter + meals in a soup kitchen line, nothing more. And if you want better than that in your life, GET A FARKIN' JOB AND PAY FOR IT YOURSELF!"

Would the 43% still want the president to be able to ignore the rule of law and the Constitution?
 
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Oh, look! The patriots are talking about revolution again, when they know the vote isn't going to go their way. What will they revolt against? Democracy?

Remember when the rest of the country, the sane part, didn't want to play ball with you last time?

http://mediamatters.org/research/2009/09/30/military-coup-fantasy-is-latest-in-trend-of-ext/155182

Oh, the drama! You boys best stock your bunkers with guns, flags, bibles and beans.

Oh, look! The Canadian is out again commenting on US Politics :)

No one is saying we're going to revolt, Canadian. All I said was that it takes things getting really bad before real change is enacted.

Carry on being irrelevant up north!
 
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