I have exposed Thundermutt as a bigot. He has certainly taken note because since I did it, he has stopped posting bigoted comments. As for Vodka, well I certainly don't think much of him.
The Republicans Long Road Back
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I have exposed Thundermutt as a bigot. He has certainly taken note because since I did it, he has stopped posting bigoted comments. As for Vodka, well I certainly don't think much of him.
I guess in your enlightened view of the world a group of people with an average age of 63.9 years does not count. Whats the difference what age they are? They are still people. In most cultures of the world, the young respect their elders. It certainly does not seem to hold true in America. Next time you want to blame someone for the sorry state of your affairs, I want you to look in the mirror and except the fact that you have disregarded the lessons from the past and accept blame.
A silly attempt at sarcasm. If you are still fuming about people not alive during reagan's time commenting about reagan then you should suggest everyone who is getting a ph.d in history and writing about george washington get a career change. Whether someone was alive during that period or not is irrelevant. What is relevant is knowledge and understanding of what occurred back then.
Well, I certainly wasn't referring to you so don't take it personal. It was in the same vein as the post above giving the average age of Fox news viewers. Some have bad attitudes.
Also, on your point about living back during Reagan years, I don't agree.
Just as my parents were eyewitnesses to the great depression, when CNBC had a segment on suicides during the depression being small, I knew that was a lie because my mother was 14 in 1929 and related that 3 of her classmates parents committed suicide during the crash. My parents never invested in stocks for that reason alone. There are some things that will never make the history books and other times.........the picture is intentionally clouded ala CNBC.
Yeah, I wanted this thread to be about the content and speaking ability of Reagan, but it quickly fell apart and I think few actually watched a decent portion of the video.
I think it was a great speech and although a lof of the topics are outdated, a lot of it rings true today. I think Obama is good speaker, but not as good as what a lot of people say. He is certainly not great. That perception comes from the fact that Bush was such a horrible speaker. All and all, I think the country could use someone like Reagan now. The republicans did not offer anyone, and Obama is not it. We can only wait and hope.
Reagan was certainly a good demagogue and an opportunist. He gave a speech about deficit spending and balancing budgets and he later tripled the national debt. Cold War could not have been fought with low taxes. That would be a pipe dream. And speeches about losing the cold war are the same alarmist crap that even Kennedy engaged in. Kenned talked about a non existent missile gap and Reagan learned the craft perfectly. When you have nothing, say that soviets are going to own us all. Oldest trick in the book.
As long as McConnell and Boehner are there to remind people of the Bush Republicans, the - Republican - Party - will - go - no - where.
They are a history the GOP needs to discard. When McConnell said "good riddance" to Bush, he left out himself and Boehner. Accidentally I'm sure.
They are a history the GOP needs to discard. When McConnell said "good riddance" to Bush, he left out himself and Boehner. Accidentally I'm sure.