On Fri, 07 Nov 2008 05:57:00 -0500, HK wrote:

wrote:
On Thu, 06 Nov 2008 13:53:39 -0500, Keith nuttle
wrote:

What is sad that the first black president is going to be remember in
history as the president who created the depression of 2008.

You are quite the moron, and this post from you proves it
conclusively. Obama will not even take office until 2009.


Keith probably showed up to vote on Wednesday so he could avoid the crowds.

I am taking special delight in the angst of the "conservative"
Republicans. CNN had a bit on Rush Limbaugh yesterday, and the video
being shown made it look as if Rush was abou five blood pressure points
away from a stroke.

Now *that* would be a small step for mankind.

The Republicans who are engaging in "PalinBashing" now are making
revelations that are pretty frightening if true...that she didn't know
"Africa" was a continent, that she refused to be briefed before her
Couric interview, that she spent a lot more than $150,000...they're
frightening because they reveal an amazing amount of shallowness on the
part of the guy who picked her.


I seriously doubt McCain picked her. I don't think that is even a
remote possibility. The Republican party was none too thrilled that
McCain was their candidate. That was not exactly the game plan. McCain
was forced to take Palin. Who was at his side more than anybody during
the campaign? Joe Lieberman. Figure it out.

I have another bit of business for your to digest. Joe Lieberman
abandoned his "Lieberman for Connecticut" party right after he was
re-elected, and now it has been taken over by some aspiring candidates
that are opposed to Joe Lieberman. He can't get on the ballot in CT
again unless he either forms a new party to run against the "Lieberman
for CT" party, or else... drumroll... His plan all along was to become
the Republican candidate in the next election cycle. He has remained
in the Democratic party only to do as much sabotage as possible. His
end game is to force the Democrats to force him out, so he can attempt
to use THAT as fodder when he runs as a Repulican.

There may be a few kinks in his plan, however. Not the least of which
is that the Republican party is in complete disarray for the time
being, and running as a Republican may not be a particularly strong
position in onty 2 years from now.

He pretty much has jumped the shark.

Wait until he starts betraying the Republican party to gain something
personally. That's coming, too. They are foolish enough not to realize
that if he cheated on the Dems, he'll eventually cheat on them.