So when exactly has Obama ever blamed anything in the campaign on racism?
Spin your excuses, wingnuts. Cause you’re going down.
Hey Zippy the Pin Head,
Obama says nothing, just like on most subjects. He has his toadies say it.
Oh nevermind, you’re just a hateful reality-denier.
So when exactly has Obama ever blamed anything in the campaign on racism?
“So, they’re gonna tell you he’s not experienced enough. He’s got a funny name. Oh, did I mention he’s black?” – Barack Obama
Don’t be stupid, Clownie. Barry’s been playing the race card from day one.
The good news is Jimmy Carter lead to Ronald Reagan.
If Obama does win, It’s likely only a momentary lapse of reason.
RR should have won the nomination in 1976. Lost narrowly to a wimpy (but well meaning) Jerry Ford. Let’s see, that lines up Mitt Romney for 2012. Romney-Palin 2012.
If Barry wins tomorrow, I will be the first activist in the east metro to have a “01-20-13” bumper sticker on his car. (or whatever Romney’s inauguration date is).
Well go out and vote, you wacky wingnuts! One day you can proudly tell your grandkids you voted against President Obama, with all the pride that your kooky grandpappies might have boasted to you about voting for Hoover in ’32, Dewey in ’48, Nixon in ’60. Or maybe you’ll lie out of embarrassment. Either way, you’re on the wrong side of history.
Reality denier.
Perhaps voting for FDR, the man who prolonged the depression & threw the Constitution out the window may have made you proud. But to do so, You’d either have to be an Angry, Ignorant Clown or a Hateful Reality Denier.
And in the same line of idiotic (il)logic so frequently displayed by you, you must be embarrassed for voting for these losers:
Stevenson in 1956 & 1952
Humphrey in 1968
McGovern in 1972
Carter in 1980
Mondale in 1984
Dukakis in 1988
Gore in 2000
Kerry in 2004
Man, your list of embarrassments in the face of your grand kids is REALLY long!
I’ve always loved that term “the wrong side of history.” It sounds so powerful and meaningful, when in reality it’s just a bunch of crap. If you wake up above ground, nice and alive and breathing, you’re on the right side of history, no matter how you vote.
So when exactly has Obama ever blamed anything in the campaign on racism?
Yawn surrogates hum friendly pundits dum de dum de dum stalking horses blah bla bla doing the dirty work for the candidate and zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz….
Zat so, Mitch? Cause it’s the kind of thing you routinely deny when somebody tries to pin a similar charge on the Republicans. Alas for your side, today is a day when votes count, not alibis and whining.
Cause it’s the kind of thing you routinely deny when somebody tries to pin a similar charge on the Republicans.
I deny what? That candidates let their minions do their dirty work for them?
As a dirty-work-doing minion, I declare you mistaken, sir. And very likely a tax cheat, too.
Actually, Hoover, by increasing government spending and involvement, also did his part to prolong the Depression. In the same way, of course, as FDR did. Why one of them is respected and the other is demonized probably has a lot more to do with Hitler and Hirohito than anyone else.
Just out today, 5 Myths About the Great Depression:
So when exactly has Obama ever blamed anything in the campaign on racism?
Spin your excuses, wingnuts. Cause you’re going down.
Hey Zippy the Pin Head,
Obama says nothing, just like on most subjects. He has his toadies say it.
Oh nevermind, you’re just a hateful reality-denier.
So when exactly has Obama ever blamed anything in the campaign on racism?
“So, they’re gonna tell you he’s not experienced enough. He’s got a funny name. Oh, did I mention he’s black?” – Barack Obama
Don’t be stupid, Clownie. Barry’s been playing the race card from day one.
The good news is Jimmy Carter lead to Ronald Reagan.
If Obama does win, It’s likely only a momentary lapse of reason.
RR should have won the nomination in 1976. Lost narrowly to a wimpy (but well meaning) Jerry Ford. Let’s see, that lines up Mitt Romney for 2012. Romney-Palin 2012.
If Barry wins tomorrow, I will be the first activist in the east metro to have a “01-20-13” bumper sticker on his car. (or whatever Romney’s inauguration date is).
Well go out and vote, you wacky wingnuts! One day you can proudly tell your grandkids you voted against President Obama, with all the pride that your kooky grandpappies might have boasted to you about voting for Hoover in ’32, Dewey in ’48, Nixon in ’60. Or maybe you’ll lie out of embarrassment. Either way, you’re on the wrong side of history.
Reality denier.
Perhaps voting for FDR, the man who prolonged the depression & threw the Constitution out the window may have made you proud. But to do so, You’d either have to be an Angry, Ignorant Clown or a Hateful Reality Denier.
And in the same line of idiotic (il)logic so frequently displayed by you, you must be embarrassed for voting for these losers:
Stevenson in 1956 & 1952
Humphrey in 1968
McGovern in 1972
Carter in 1980
Mondale in 1984
Dukakis in 1988
Gore in 2000
Kerry in 2004
Man, your list of embarrassments in the face of your grand kids is REALLY long!
I’ve always loved that term “the wrong side of history.” It sounds so powerful and meaningful, when in reality it’s just a bunch of crap. If you wake up above ground, nice and alive and breathing, you’re on the right side of history, no matter how you vote.
So when exactly has Obama ever blamed anything in the campaign on racism?
Yawn surrogates hum friendly pundits dum de dum de dum stalking horses blah bla bla doing the dirty work for the candidate and zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz….
Zat so, Mitch? Cause it’s the kind of thing you routinely deny when somebody tries to pin a similar charge on the Republicans. Alas for your side, today is a day when votes count, not alibis and whining.
Cause it’s the kind of thing you routinely deny when somebody tries to pin a similar charge on the Republicans.
I deny what? That candidates let their minions do their dirty work for them?
As a dirty-work-doing minion, I declare you mistaken, sir. And very likely a tax cheat, too.
Actually, Hoover, by increasing government spending and involvement, also did his part to prolong the Depression. In the same way, of course, as FDR did. Why one of them is respected and the other is demonized probably has a lot more to do with Hitler and Hirohito than anyone else.
Just out today, 5 Myths About the Great Depression:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122576077569495545.html?mod=googlenews_wsj