wineboy

Before people wake up and realize that the true "religion" of hard-core Right Wing Conservative Republican politicians is Hypocrisy? Just curious...

Rudy claims Obama has no foreign policy experience. But when Rudy ran for president he had no foreign policy experience either, zip zero, nada. Unless, of course, you include his performance running around New York on 9/11 covered in dust. Which, given those qualifications, would make about 25,000 people (including myself) foreign policy experts too.

So what, exactly, is Rudy's credibility? Is it the three marriages (he loves family values so much he can't get enough)? Or is it his in-depth knowledge of how to sidestep the Constitution (wanted to postpone mayoral elections "a few" months after 9/11)? Or maybe the way he promoted a mobbed-up thug like Bernie Kerik (loyalty above competence does after all seem to be a Republican trait)?

I don't get it.

No, you obedient facist morons, that was not a question. It was a rallying cry for people who still love America - not you sickening sycophants who worship at the cult of Cheney.

We've been hearing for years that if someone has nothing to hide, they shouldn't be at all concerned with warrantless wiretaps of their phone conversations, or random searches of their bags or of police entering their home without a warrant.

So the question is, if Bush has nothing to hide why can't Rove and Miers testify under oath? Aren't they just public servants who work for the people? Or does Bush consider himself and his people above the law? And if that's true, wouldn't a Democratic president also be above the law?

Seems awfully inconsistent to me.

Doesn't it seem just a teeny bit CONVENIENT to anyone that questions from right wing leaning folks all reflect the very latest Republican talking points? And all at exactly the same time?

Why does it seem that everyone suddenly asks at once why Al Gore's house uses 50 times more power than the "average" house in Tennessee the DAY AFTER he wins the Academy Award for "An Incovenient Truth" (it doesn't) or why Barak Obama is Muslim (he's Baptist) or why Hillary Clinton faked a southern accent (she was reading from a poem).

Doesn't it seem awfully convenient that so many people "think" the same thing at once?

Isn't anyone aware that Right Wing operatives are posting these so-called "questions"?

It's a known fact that when Karl Rove was managing a judge's election campaign in Alabam in 1994, he spread rumors that a sitting judge who was his candidate's opponent was gay and a pedophile. Both charges were complete lies, but Rove found a brilliant way to spread his lies - he began a whispering campaign at the University of Alabama law school that attracted students from all over the state. Thus, rather than the rumors seeming to come from one place, actually seemed to be coming from everywhere and made the sickening lie all the more believable. This is historical fact, of which Rove himself is quite proud. In addition former (or ashamed) Republican operatives openly admit to using the internet on a regular basis in this exact same way in order to give the appearance that the latest smear is coming from within the country rather than operatives. Is it possible people are still unaware that this is happening?