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Leaderless: Senate Pushes For Public Option Without Obama's Support
Commented Oct 25, 2009 at 11:35:28 in Politics
“Turning his back on all of us who worked for him because we thougt he actually meant what he was saying. Instead we find that our "idol" had more than just 'feet of clay". At least he should stand up and admit that he's just another pol on the Big Business payroll.
He's a phoney!”
He's a phoney!”
2016 Olympics Vote: Chicago Dumped In First Round Shocker
Commented Oct 02, 2009 at 14:04:11 in Chicago
“Hear, hear!
I'd also like to add that perhaps our "silver tongued orator"/president may have encountered the denouement of his here to fore charismatic success. Maybe he "talks the talk" but lately he isn't bringing home the bacon.”
I'd also like to add that perhaps our "silver tongued orator"/president may have encountered the denouement of his here to fore charismatic success. Maybe he "talks the talk" but lately he isn't bringing home the bacon.”
KENNEDY MEMOIR: Chappaquiddick "Inexcusable"
Commented Sep 03, 2009 at 10:11:13 in Media
“Cont'd...
Teddy Kennedy was a great human being - right to the last and we would all do well to try to emulate his spirit.”
Teddy Kennedy was a great human being - right to the last and we would all do well to try to emulate his spirit.”
3Dubyadot replied on Sep 03, 2009 at 10:37:22
“Most of us would be in jail emulating his spirit.”
AttilaTheNun replied on Sep 03, 2009 at 10:27:50
“..really??...was he great when he and Dodd se xually as saulted that waitress?”
Pupadup4oBama replied on Sep 03, 2009 at 10:26:33
“Well said!”
SantaFeConservative replied on Sep 03, 2009 at 10:23:56
“If that's the case, I'm not going to get in a car with you.”
KENNEDY MEMOIR: Chappaquiddick "Inexcusable"
Commented Sep 03, 2009 at 10:08:26 in Media
“In the end it isn't about how much money you made or how famous you were or even how great a leader you were. In the end we are all judged on the same criteria: how good were you as a human being?
Were you compassionate? Did you show your love? Did you treat everyone you met with the respect and”
Were you compassionate? Did you show your love? Did you treat everyone you met with the respect and”
reelcobra replied on Sep 03, 2009 at 10:20:41
“did you do everything you could to save a woman you drove off a bridge into cold icy water to die, or did you arrange for your family to cover things up so you wouldn't have to go to jail?
I agree that we should be judged on character.”
I agree that we should be judged on character.”
FredX replied on Sep 03, 2009 at 10:15:10
“Zzz.”
Limbaugh: "Adolf Hitler, Like Barack Obama, Ruled By Dictate" (AUDIO)
Commented Aug 08, 2009 at 14:07:45 in Politics
“"Most Americans are not intelligent enough to read" period.”
howdyfromtexas replied on Aug 10, 2009 at 13:56:48
“So why should we give them longer life spans with free healthcare ? so they can be stupid longer ????”
Yemeni Plane Crashes Off Comoros, 153 On Board
Commented Jun 30, 2009 at 02:20:54 in World
“There is a point where stupid, insensitive comments are totally inappropriate and under these specific circumstances should be deleted immediately. I feel compassion towards those who would utter such poison but I wonder which rocks they crawled out from under.”
FZliveson replied on Jun 30, 2009 at 10:33:13
“Hey Mythster...How about directing your lamentations at particular posts, instead of lathering us all up with your whingeing. This is an adult site and we all should be aware of our mortality. While the idea of dying in a confusing state, as in an air-crash is not appealing, wasting away as did Farah Fawcett is far more horrifying to me. To see the full-spectrum of human emotion and analysis is what gives me the most value at this site, not myopic ritualistic conformity to "how it's supposed to be."
The censors do their difficult job quite well enough, thank you very much.”
The censors do their difficult job quite well enough, thank you very much.”
JoeCrownOnTheRocks replied on Jun 30, 2009 at 04:52:56
“Oh jesus stop it.”
Meryl Streep As Julia Child
Commented Apr 20, 2009 at 17:18:21 in Entertainment
“Mrs. Child was the judge at a ( an?) Heart Association Chef's competition in Santa Barbara some years ago that I participated in. The concept was "light" food which at that time was rather revoloutionary. After tasting the assembled Chefs' offerings, Julia made some polite noises like "very nice" or words to that effect but as she was leaving the M.C. asked her "On the whole, what do you think of our "Heart Healthy" fare? Julia turned around and smiled at us all and said "Personally, I would have used a little more butter and cream".”
GunneraGirl replied on Apr 20, 2009 at 19:04:53
“you gotta love her!”
Betty Brown, Texas Republican, Asks Asian-Americans To Simplify Names
Commented Apr 09, 2009 at 16:22:29 in Politics
“The voice of absolute ignorance is heard from the rear (and that's what LoreLeo is talking out of)”
LoreLeo replied on Apr 09, 2009 at 16:32:00
“Sarcasm, perhaps you've heard of it?”
Michelle Obama Sunday In Prague: Oh Bow! (PHOTOS, POLL)
Commented Apr 07, 2009 at 16:22:09 in Style
“I'm sure there are many women in this country (especially those under 40) who do not believe that
"You are what you wear" but obviously they're in the minority here. Wake up ladies, there's more to life than a hemline”
"You are what you wear" but obviously they're in the minority here. Wake up ladies, there's more to life than a hemline”
Michelle Obama To Decorate White House With Pottery Barn
Commented Feb 02, 2009 at 14:44:13 in Style
“Now here's the kind of idle gossip folks can really get their teeth into.”
George Bush To Become First Sitting President To Skip "21," Swanky New York Restaurant, Since FDR
Commented Jan 08, 2009 at 10:47:41 in Business
“This may be remembered as one of W's most laudable accomplishments. At first glance, it may not appear very significant but when seen alongside the thin grey line of his other positive contributions, it's huge.
Truly, snubbing "21", is a very positive message and particularly at this time in history. The ex-speakeasy turned restaurant-watering hole for the very "rich and famous" is an example of the old "if you got it, flaunt it" society that has brought the U.S. economy and our whole society to its' knees. I never liked you much George, but " Good on ya" and don't stop there. How about a haircut for that frump, Trump?”
Truly, snubbing "21", is a very positive message and particularly at this time in history. The ex-speakeasy turned restaurant-watering hole for the very "rich and famous" is an example of the old "if you got it, flaunt it" society that has brought the U.S. economy and our whole society to its' knees. I never liked you much George, but " Good on ya" and don't stop there. How about a haircut for that frump, Trump?”
frenchie25 replied on Jan 08, 2009 at 11:03:24
“tsk, tsk
it's restaurant week in NYC...lunch at "21" is under $25, dinner $35.
he who knows not should speaketh not.”
it's restaurant week in NYC...lunch at "21" is under $25, dinner $35.
he who knows not should speaketh not.”
Oxonian2001 replied on Jan 08, 2009 at 10:57:38
“Well said!”
Petite Power! Obama Vertically-Challenges His Cabinet Picks (SLIDESHOW)
Commented Dec 04, 2008 at 12:44:22 in Style
“"it doesn't have to be tall to be smart" ???
What does "it" refer to? and "it seems to help" - What?
If any one has any substantive information confirming or contradicting the thesis that taller people are smarter than those of shorter stature, I would be interested in seeing the data.
However, it is my understanding that current data would indicate that there might be a negative correlation between height and intelligence. How about those dinosaurs?”
What does "it" refer to? and "it seems to help" - What?
If any one has any substantive information confirming or contradicting the thesis that taller people are smarter than those of shorter stature, I would be interested in seeing the data.
However, it is my understanding that current data would indicate that there might be a negative correlation between height and intelligence. How about those dinosaurs?”
Bush Drinking Again? Downs "Pisco Sour" In Peru
Commented Nov 28, 2008 at 10:53:10 in Politics
“Much as U despise almost everything that George W, Bush has done and what he stands for, I wish him godspeed in his quest for sobriety. No one should wish another, even his worst enemy the slip that could land someone in the gutter.
Remember to "hate the sin(s) but not the sinner"”
Remember to "hate the sin(s) but not the sinner"”
elr50 replied on Nov 29, 2008 at 10:33:40
“Does that include over 4,000 U.S. soldiers and thousands of innocent Iraqies he murdered?”
daedelus replied on Nov 28, 2008 at 12:28:01
“You forgot "Jesus loves you".”
Contractor's Letter Contradicts McCain Camp Spin On Verizon Controversy
Commented Oct 17, 2008 at 17:20:01 in Politics
“Get a life guys. The Secret Service calls for a tower as part of its assignment to protect a presidential candidate and they get one. So somebody screwed up on cancellation of Cyndy's earlier request.
So what!”
So what!”
epitomized replied on Oct 18, 2008 at 09:14:58
“The secret service have satellite phones. They do not require commercial service to protect a presidential candidate.”
dkerrice2861 replied on Oct 18, 2008 at 03:31:19
“Since when does the Secret Service need cell towers as part of their assignments? You peopel are so gullible!”
Flynt replied on Oct 18, 2008 at 00:14:32
“Exactly mythster. So what. Does it really matter that they are getting cell phone tower and who said what about it. Is that really important to being elected president. Really Huffington Post, go find some real stories. How about, Hmmm, Obama is a socialist?”
sleek replied on Oct 17, 2008 at 19:17:26
“Landlines, heard of them?
Secret service DOES NOT need cell service - calls can be forwarded to installed landlines.
Presidents have been around a lot longer than cell phones and got along fine without them.”
Secret service DOES NOT need cell service - calls can be forwarded to installed landlines.
Presidents have been around a lot longer than cell phones and got along fine without them.”
speciallady2003 replied on Oct 17, 2008 at 18:26:56
“They can't use walkie talkies? And they need ATT and Verizon. Whatever did the Secret Service do during Reagan's term? He was fine at the ranch, they only failed in the city.”
riverhouse replied on Oct 17, 2008 at 17:41:26
“We'll see if the cell towers come down after the election.”
David Brooks: Sarah Palin "Represents A Fatal Cancer To The Republican Party"
Commented Oct 08, 2008 at 15:20:03 in Politics
“I find Brooks' honesty very refreshing even though I have disagreed with him on many issues.
The Palin problem will eventually "fade away" and I think McCain and his staff, those who supported his decision to draft Palin, were influenced by too much "reality" TV. The idea that ordinary "Joe Six-Packs" can be heroes and champions plays well on the tube but the reality of "Reality" is that it ain't”
The Palin problem will eventually "fade away" and I think McCain and his staff, those who supported his decision to draft Palin, were influenced by too much "reality" TV. The idea that ordinary "Joe Six-Packs" can be heroes and champions plays well on the tube but the reality of "Reality" is that it ain't”
crzy replied on Oct 08, 2008 at 15:36:05
“I think most Republicans are resigning themselves to the inevitable. Just as I had to resign and brace myself after the last two Pres. elections. I said to myself "life still goes on" in a sense of mourning. I see that David Brooks is sincere in the fact that he has had direct interaction with Obama, but as he said to Mr. Goldberg (I'm aware it's not in the same context), Brooks is "trying to make himself feel better".
Mythster, Sarah Palin will not fade away. This is her coming out party and the joke will be on us if we don't start to take her seriously. Her support will stick and she will re-invent herself. Don't be fooled and be aware - Palin will "rear her head" back into the spotlight.”
Mythster, Sarah Palin will not fade away. This is her coming out party and the joke will be on us if we don't start to take her seriously. Her support will stick and she will re-invent herself. Don't be fooled and be aware - Palin will "rear her head" back into the spotlight.”
Sharon Stone Steps Out With Boyfriend Chase Dreyfous, 24
Commented Sep 02, 2008 at 09:43:15 in Entertainment
“Stone is 50 and her boy toy is 24. They are 26 years apart. When Stone is 76 the "boy" will the same age that she is now and when she reaches 100, he'll be my age. How old am I?”
Palin's Daughter Pregnant, Campaign Announces
Commented Sep 01, 2008 at 14:25:06 in Politics
“"Teebage pregnancy is not abnormal"?? Certainly not, it's the most normal thing in the world.
That's why Bush's celibacy program has been so successful and it proves what a real "All American family" Ms. Palin, her snowmobiler husband and their five kids are. It sets a great example for horny adolescents everywhere and I'm sure W would be "right proud" if one of his girls got knocked up when she was seventeen. The Palin girl does plan on marrying the father (soon as she gets the results of the DNA tests. You never know...)”
That's why Bush's celibacy program has been so successful and it proves what a real "All American family" Ms. Palin, her snowmobiler husband and their five kids are. It sets a great example for horny adolescents everywhere and I'm sure W would be "right proud" if one of his girls got knocked up when she was seventeen. The Palin girl does plan on marrying the father (soon as she gets the results of the DNA tests. You never know...)”
Bill Clinton: Committed To Helping Obama
Commented Jun 24, 2008 at 15:00:38 in Politics
“Unfortunately for Bill, we don't have a Fascist party in this country.”
GeorgeKaplan replied on Jun 24, 2008 at 15:26:03
“No that would unfortunate be for Bush.”
Bill Clinton: Committed To Helping Obama
Commented Jun 24, 2008 at 15:00:06 in Politics
“As the old folks (like me) like to say:
"That was then and this is now"
The fact that Bill Clinton's support for his veep's campaign was conspicuous by its absence. Today, nobody but Slick Willy cares about what Bill does anymore.”
"That was then and this is now"
The fact that Bill Clinton's support for his veep's campaign was conspicuous by its absence. Today, nobody but Slick Willy cares about what Bill does anymore.”
Bill Clinton: Committed To Helping Obama
Commented Jun 24, 2008 at 14:53:49 in Politics
“Slick Willy lost any trust I had in him when he told us "I did not have sex with that woman" I never cared who or what he screwed but I resented his lying intensely. The influence that the elected leader of this country has on our youth and on public standards of morality can not be over stated. Bill Clinton needs to stay as far away from the Obama campaign as possible ( and I don't trust his wife much either)”
Diane Sawyer's Long-Awaited Prostitution Special Finally Gets Green Light
Commented Mar 17, 2008 at 09:48:07 in Media
“So, what's the point of this report?
Why do we really need to know what kind of bathrobes the hookers wear in L.V.? As far as I'm concerned, it's just another incidence of blatant sensationalism on the part of the scandal mongering media or maybe it's a chance to show our young women, already conditioned by the performances of Spears, Hilton, Lohan & Co., how to gain fun and profit from the exploitation of their own bodies.”
Why do we really need to know what kind of bathrobes the hookers wear in L.V.? As far as I'm concerned, it's just another incidence of blatant sensationalism on the part of the scandal mongering media or maybe it's a chance to show our young women, already conditioned by the performances of Spears, Hilton, Lohan & Co., how to gain fun and profit from the exploitation of their own bodies.”
mediamarv replied on Mar 17, 2008 at 12:34:54
“So, is Dianne a prostitute or not??
Not clear from the story...”
Not clear from the story...”
Clinton Campaign Launches 5-Point Attack On Obama
Commented Feb 26, 2008 at 11:00:58 in Politics
“Totally inappropriate and over the top.
It's zealots like this guy that make me a bit nervous about Obama supporters. I really like the man (Obama) but I don't particularly like many of his supporters and I don't think "beyond" is someone I'd voluntarily have a beer with.”
It's zealots like this guy that make me a bit nervous about Obama supporters. I really like the man (Obama) but I don't particularly like many of his supporters and I don't think "beyond" is someone I'd voluntarily have a beer with.”
Clinton Ended January With $7.6M In Debt
Commented Feb 21, 2008 at 00:38:28 in Politics
“The Obama campaign's obvious victory in fund raising is another indication that "the times they are a changing" Hey Mr. Dylan where are you?
The fat cats are no longer calling all the shots”
The fat cats are no longer calling all the shots”
Franklin Slams Beyonce Grammy Intro
Commented Feb 13, 2008 at 14:00:54 in Entertainment
“"Ben Gay" & @$#$%*...Yellow Bus"? If anybody hangs it up it should be you Felicity”
US Military Deaths In Iraq Have Passed 3,900 Mark
Commented Dec 30, 2007 at 09:45:11 in Politics
“To paraphrase M. Voltaire:
I agree absolutely with what you say but I disagree absolutely with the way you say it>”
I agree absolutely with what you say but I disagree absolutely with the way you say it>”
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