teapartydude's Comments (27)

“The ghost of V. I. Lenin is VERY pleased with you. Paul Krugman, too. (What are they teaching in american colleges and universities these days? Great zot!!”

“1st couple months of dating w/my wife (this was more than 12 years ago; still with her), we saw each other almost every day for as many hours as possible.

Togetherness strengthens the bond!

Also took just a few days to jump in the sack. All my friends who had bad breakups jumped in the sack WAY TOO LATE!

Goes both ways.”

“Women do that too.”

“you know I did that once and my EX would continue to bring it up! He then even used my past as a reason for his own lies! just like at your employment...keep some stuff to yourself!”

“People give up much info about themselves in their daily behavior. How they move, the way they talk, What they do with their eyes and faces. Body language says a lot about a person as well as speaks to what they think of themselves. When a person goes through their entire life believing that they way they are is perfectly normal, they can be totally unaware of how that very behavior comes across to others. Someone who hang around in bars employs the use of curse words every other sentence or even other word, they think it's completely normal, People who hang around in bars are also given to smoking and drinking alot and so just by watching the way they handle a glass of water or light up a cigarette tells you something. The way they are watching other people and become so engrossed in what they are doing they don't even notice when someone is paying attention to their doing that. Dress, tells you a lot as well. By that I mean that people with certain moral values will often dress in ways that reflect their life choices. Body ornamentation is yet another clue. And these are only a few ways to learn people. Some people say that you can't and or shouldn't stereotype people. I have found that the ones who say that most often are those who are stereotypical and they know it. They just don't like being pigeonholed.”

“... or you're immature and insecure. Just sayin'.”

“My ex did that! and still to this day even though we are just friends now he still brings it up like some sort of jea lousy thing.”

“My ex did that.. and still to this day even though we are just friends now he still brings it up like some sort of jealousy thing.”

“Dude. "Men are stupid"??

Speak for yourself. Moron.”

“Add olympic athletes to your list”

“I've always found her hotting, too. I wonder when she'll be done hotting. And: After that moment, will she be de-hotting, even colding? I'm hoping not, but who's knowing?”

“eloquence as can only be conveyed by a tea bagger. "the most hotting and curvy woman in hollywood."

whew!”

“Automotive journalist Peter DeLorenzo agrees with you about the unlevel playing field. To read more, here's the link:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/diane-tucker/journalist-to-gop-youre-1_b_144481.html”

“Uh.... Ford sells cars in Europe. Cars that have better MPG then what they sell here. I used to work for FMC and I've seen it all.

The healthcare is a benefit tho.”

“Do you know why Biden was "AGAINST the Persian Gulf War"?”

“Hope So!
Republican For Obama”

“In fairness to Latinos, it's not just Latinos who say they don't know enough about Obama. The sad news is that a lot of Americans just don't pay attention, which is why we have one of the lowest % of voting in the world of democracies. Hell, 12% of Americans still think Obama is a Muslim, which anyone with an IQ higher than room temp should know is a lie, even if they only read the National Inquirer and get all their news from Faux News.

Having said that, that's what campaigns are about if you're new to the scene and that's why Obama's ability to raise money is so important, to educate people who could be educated without ads if they would just read a decent newspaper once a day. It's sad, but true.”

“I very much appreciate your comment and your close attention to this post, but I think it would be a mistake to interpret this as "them" asking "us" to pander to them. (And I'm always suspicious whenever someone says that some "they" should just pull themselves up by their bootstraps. It just sounds so ... Republican.)

Campaigns are primarily communicatORS -- voters are primarily communicatEES. (Is that a word?) Voters have something that candidates want, so candidates are the ones knocking on doors, not the other way around. Even when the communication is two-way, the campaigns generally initiate it. So all campaigns have organized efforts to reach out to various constituencies, and it's to their benefit when someone points out if those efforts fall a little short.

And, as Liza Sabater pointed out in the conference call, there are Latino activists -- community organizers like Obama used to be and similar people -- who are willing to start working for Obama but apparently aren't being used in a coherent fashion, which is bad both for Obama (who could use their help to improve his performance with Latino voters) and for Latino progressives (who would like the chance to start building relationships with the probable President that could pay off for their communities later on, if only in the form of better understanding of Latino issues by the new Administration).

So I don't see whining here; I see a sophisticated petition for redress of grievances, which is the way politics works.”

“You seem pretty angry, teapartydude. You know what? You have every reason to be angry. All of a sudden, some people are talking as if the primary rules and process were changed this year especially to benefit Obama. Of course, they haven't. It's the same as it's been for a long time., and yes...it's maddening to see people who should know better in denial about that fact. It even more maddening to have other people telling you in so many words that it's necessary to kiss their asses.”

“teapartydude, you have to understan w. virginia! They are unique, in the way they stay to themself and racism is high there. Listen we were related to people who lived there all there life, the rest the family moved away years ago because w. virginia likes to stay to themselfs, and not only don't like out siders, they don't care for any color folks. They are kind to those of their own color, and kind. They are a state make up of old people, with old ideas! This is why congressman Byrd is elected every time! This is a state that don't like change much. I'm not saying it's a bad state , with bad people! I am saying it's a unique state from the rest of the U.S. and has not moved into the 20 th century yet with the rest of us. Hopely, we will bring them with us as we move into makeing history with the first Black U.S. President.That's why these wonderful people voted for Hillary, believeing that they would get Bill Clinton and the good ol days of the 90's back once again. You might call it ignorance. I just call it liveing in the good ol days of the past.”

“Huckabee quit when McCain got enough delegates to win, Obama had not done that”