In their own words

ilikefox es · Jun 17, 2008

"Winnie the Pooh seems to me to be a fundamental text on national security."--Richard Danzig, who served as navy secretary under the former president Bill Clinton and is tipped to become national security adviser in an Obama White House.

oh-oh

ilikefox es · Oct 7, 2008

.'My friends, we live in the greatest nation in the history of the world. I hope you'll join with me as we try to change it.' -- Barack Obama

Gringinho · Oct 7, 2008

Quote from TGregg:

Ted Rall writes about how Rove is worse than Osama Bin Laden.
...

Luckily, we now all know what a nice guy Karl Rove is and how wrong everyone were. Bush is simply misunderstood.
So are the neo-conservatives - they are very nice people - there from the very bottom of their hearts, radiating human warmth.

Giuliani was the neo-con ticket for the 2008 US election, but he is really such a nice guy. Can't say enough good about him.

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TGregg · Mar 9, 2010

Sean Penn Suggests Prison Time for Journalists Who Call Hugo Chavez a Dictator

At the end of a discussion of Haiti on HBOâs Real Time with Bill Maher, actor Sean Penn went on a rant in defense of Venezuelan strongman Hugo Chavez, suggesting prison time for American journalists: "every day, this elected leader is called a dictator here, and we just accept it! And accept it. And this is mainstream media, who should â truly, there should be a bar by which one goes to prison for these kinds of lies."

This is a little strange, since a study by our Business and Media Institute of Chavez coverage from 1998 to 2006 found Chavezâs much-criticized human rights record was mentioned in only ten percent of stories, and he was described as a leftist in only 12 percent of stories. Maher shifted to Chavez and the end of the Haiti interview, asking Penn to make a case for his man Chavez:

Read the rest at
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-gr...ime-journalists-who-call-hugo-chavez-dictator

Scataphagos · Mar 9, 2010

Quote from TGregg:

Sean Penn Suggests Prison Time for Journalists Who Call Hugo Chavez a Dictator

At the end of a discussion of Haiti on HBOâs Real Time with Bill Maher, actor Sean Penn went on a rant in defense of Venezuelan strongman Hugo Chavez, suggesting prison time for American journalists: "every day, this elected leader is called a dictator here, and we just accept it! And accept it. And this is mainstream media, who should â truly, there should be a bar by which one goes to prison for these kinds of lies."

This is a little strange, since a study by our Business and Media Institute of Chavez coverage from 1998 to 2006 found Chavezâs much-criticized human rights record was mentioned in only ten percent of stories, and he was described as a leftist in only 12 percent of stories. Maher shifted to Chavez and the end of the Haiti interview, asking Penn to make a case for his man Chavez:

Read the rest at
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-gr...ime-journalists-who-call-hugo-chavez-dictator

Penn should move to Venezuela... where it's a punishable crime to say anything derogatory about Chavez. Shouldn't that make him happy?

Ricter · Mar 9, 2010

Did ilikefox es get banned in April 2009 by chance?

Ricter · Mar 9, 2010

Quote from TGregg:

WTF? WTF does he think Black History Month is other than a mockery? What other kind of message does he think it sends when we say "Oh yeah dit dit
WTF? WTF does he think Black History Month is other than a mockery? What other kind of message does he think it sends when we say "Oh yeah dit dit
WTF? WTF does he think Black History Month is other than a mockery? What other kind of message does he think it sends when we say "Oh yeah Oh yeah Oh yeah

Index piker · Mar 9, 2010

Quote from Scataphagos:

Penn should move to Venezuela... where it's a punishable crime to say anything derogatory about Chavez. Shouldn't that make him happy?

Shouldn't penn be winning a darwin award any day now?

too bad obama hasn't

TGregg · Mar 10, 2010

Nancy Pelosi advises us that if we want to know WTF is in the health care bill then we should get it passed:

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoE1R-xH5To

TGregg · Apr 25, 2013

And now this guy is Sec O' State.

Quote from TGregg:

Kerry's ready to impeach Bush:

December 15, 2005
Kerry Links Retaking House To Bush Impeachment

MA. Sen. John Kerry said last night that if Dems retake the House, there's a "solid case" to bring "articles of impeachment" against President Bush for allegedly misleading the country about pre-war intelligence, according to several Dems who attended.

Kerry was speaking at a holiday party for alumni of his WH '04 bid.

About 100 campaign vets gathered at Finn McCool's bar in D.C. to hear him. In a short speech, Kerry praised Dems who were working on Senate and House campaigns, and then said, according to one listener: "If we take back the House, there's a solid case to bring articles of impeachment against this president." Another listener heard a slight variation: "If we win back the House, I think we have a pretty solid case to bring articles of impeachment against this President."

http://www.democraticunderground.co...sg&forum=104&topic_id=5605763&mesg_id=5605763