Comments on: More Marilyn Parker Political Insanity

By: Novena

Novena — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 20:20:25 +0000

“Marilyn Fills My Wildest Dreams”

It is something she whispered. Something she said so gently yet erotically: What if a number of the insurance companies go out of business? That would be heavenly, darling Marilyn. Now, when are you going to speak to the needs of average Kentuckians and not just sign on as a sychophant of Mitch?
P.S. You don’t have a chance in hell, so it is nice to include you in my dreams.

By: Larry West

Larry West — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:45:56 +0000

Given that Obama was a citizen of and lived in Indonesia for a few years, that alone could make him be considered a “foreigner” (regardless of whatever happened in Kenya or Hawaii), just like California’s governor, who spent much of his childhood in another country also. Nothing unwholesome or unintelligent about that: he lived where he lived.

As for being a “socialist,” obviously his views are more socialistic than Parker’s (although less than Ralph Nader’s). Many rankings of Senate votes considered Obama as the most liberal of Senators in his votes. Nothing unwholesome or unintelligent about that either: his votes were his votes.

As for being a terrorist, I don’t consider Obama a terrorist so you win one out of three. (Although some might consider the closing of Guantanamo to show sympathy towards terrorists, I personally think we ought to move them to one of the closed bases on the freezing Aleutian Islands [housing them on Attu or Kiska would remind Americans that our land can be attacked and has been captured in the past] and out of the sunny Caribbean with its temperatures that the terrorists are used to.)

Do I win two-thirds of a car, then? That would mean a Kia. :-)

By: Sirico

Sirico — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:43:09 +0000

Tim Dowd,

-That woman IS the conductor on the crazy train, and she is selling one-way tickets to Psycho City. ALL-ABOARD!!! (Bob, this means you) lol!!!

By: Sirico

Sirico — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:41:53 +0000

MP: “The economy would have been much better off if he would have controlled spending and created an environment that could create jobs.”

-or… we could employ the use of more Republican tax cuts (ie., give away to the rich), like we have the last eight years, which is partly how we got into this mess in the first place (humor implied).

By: Sirico

Sirico — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:39:59 +0000

MP: “There was one “almost” concession for conservatives. The president is going to study,I repeat study TORT reform.”

-Why do most conservatives always seem to have this insatiable hard-on for tort reform of everything that is holy?

Tort reform represents 1-2% of our overall health care costs in the United States. That’s it. How is saving 1-2% on costs (max.), meaningful health care reform? It isn’t.

Tort reform of the health care industry is just another talking point from the right. What it would do however, is save a few companies some (money), which is what is always most important to right-wing conservatives, not the health care needs for people.

By: jake

jake — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 02:08:58 +0000

HAHAHAHA – that is pee-worthy.

Guess what? Candidates aren’t private citizens – they’re candidates. Deal with it.

Tell me what’s wholesome and intelligent about proclaiming Barack Obama a socialist terrorist foreigner and I’ll buy you a car, sweet cheeks.

Thank goodness you nutballs are in the severe minority.

By: Bob

Bob — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 02:06:44 +0000

All of you are pathetic! Obviously the left in KY is afraid someone with common sense and a wholesome intelligent approach to political philosophy may beat no answer Yarmuth. Instead of maliciously attacking a private citizen who is actively attempting to change the status who in Washington, why don’t you go back to being clueless (the typical state of mind for the left)!!

By: Tim Dowd

Tim Dowd — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 15:17:39 +0000

That woman looks like the conductor on the crazy train.

By: Conservative

Conservative — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 23:12:56 +0000

Ray, do you mean the suits they file or the suits they wear?

By: Ray Re

Ray Re — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 22:33:09 +0000

Magruder, let me know when some Democratic Party stalwarts such as public employees, unions, trial lawyers, etc are asked to sacrifice dick in Obama’s Great Re-Ordering. If 23 year old hipsters have to prove health insurance or pay 3,000 dollar fines, then surely some attorneys can make do with mere 1,500 dollar suits?