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December 7th, 2011 at 8:01 pm
It’s really quite simple: Republicans hate this country. I mean, they want the United States to be attacked by a foreign country and to have economic and natural disasters befall it. They do not consider a Democrat, especially an uppity you-know-what-they-call-him-in-private, acceptable as a president. And to think that this was the political party of decent human beings. Anyone who votes Republican is tantamount to being Vichy French.
December 7th, 2011 at 9:43 pm
I find it funny that the GOP hates Mormons and moderates so much that they may actually pick a complete toad like Gingrich over a waffling vulture capitalist like Mitt Romney.
If Newt the Nazi gets the nod, does the GOP really think the American voting public is that stupid to think this outright crook could would be a better President Obama? Do they think this is 1994, when Google was just an algorithm of two nerds at Berkeley?
Partly, but the GOP power brokers are hoping that the American people are too lazy to pay attention. They’re hoping that the folks in the Occupy movement are ‘disenchanted’ with Obama that they’ll stay home. The GOP big shots are betting that the average American will yawn this one out. And to seal the deal, the GOP governors of several states are making sure no one, brown, poor or young can vote in next years election.
If this crook wins over Obama – its because we’re all a bunch of lazy, spoiled children and we deserve the 4+ years of pillaging that will ensue.
December 8th, 2011 at 7:37 am
Michael Green, why say that, because I can counter with Obama is a Communist. Both statements are inaccurate, so why? I have on my blog a picture of Fearless Leader with the word Comrade, many think I’m calling Obama a communist, but I’m parodying the Boris and Natasha cartoons of decades ago.
Cappadonna, I’m not a republican (I AM a conservative) and I don’t hate Mormons or moderates, I can’t stand Gingrich and the though of a “kept woman” as First Lady makes me gag. Most, if not all of the Republicans I know could care less about Mormons. My son in law is a Mormon, and though he is decidedly left of center, he would make a better president than Obama and that’s not saying much. Your GOP hates Mormons meme is full of crap.
So, let me also say this, I think Obama is going to be a one term president regardless of who runs and I sure hope it isn’t Gingrich.
December 8th, 2011 at 9:55 am
Well, Newt clearly has the pro-child labor vote.
December 8th, 2011 at 5:53 pm
Randy, well, that will give him about 219 votes…
December 8th, 2011 at 5:56 pm
Randy, also from your blog: “It is not those you insult by calling them “Nazi” who suffer the most grievous harm, but it is those who actually suffered under these fascists: the millions of Jews, French, Danes, Dutch, Poles, Norwegians, Italians, Czechs, Slovaks, Yugoslavians, Belgians, and British who suffered genocide, occupation, deprivations and countless humiliations during that era.”
Thank you sir, damn well said!
December 9th, 2011 at 7:34 am
Worth noting that who inspired that comment from me was Ann Coulter and Hank Williams, Jr.
I wouldn’t call Newt a Nazi, but he is utterly repellent. Indeed the kindest critical word I could use to describe him is dilettante.
December 9th, 2011 at 7:52 am
The kindest thing I can say about Newt is that he reminds me of the Pillsbury Doughboy.
December 9th, 2011 at 3:17 pm
I thought that had been fairly well established. Anyway, I’m not sure that’s the most puzzling aspect. That there is no “split” within the GOP, however, shouldn’t suggest that there is no “split” within the group self-identifying as conservatives.
Digby (although I rarely read her anymore) is speculating a brokered convention. And, cites:
December 9th, 2011 at 3:19 pm
Well that was kind a queer. I know I closed that blockquote… even double checked it. Anyway. Close the block at Politico.
December 9th, 2011 at 4:53 pm
Oh, and for those enamored of colorful (in a good sense, imo) writing, Charles Pierce of Esquire is not to be missed. A little too forgiving of Obama, methinks (ymmv). Still. He pens a “letter” to Andrew Sullivan who is whinging about What has happened to my conservatives? once again. Pierce closes with:
December 9th, 2011 at 5:25 pm
Jim, I agree, but for someone who trots out his “credentials” as a “historian”, he really is little more than the thinnest of dabblers.
As for debates, I would love to see Newt debate Michael Berube. Newt would be bleeding from his eyes.
December 9th, 2011 at 7:08 pm
Ach!, Randy. Can’t we just have him bleeding from his nose. The imagery. The imagery.
December 10th, 2011 at 11:07 am
Gingrich is clearly one of the most despicable men in politics and his ascent in the GOP race is a testament to just how screwball the entire field is, with the exception of Romney for whom being a total phony specializing in 180 degree turns on any and every issue is considered a feature, not a flaw, by the GOP elites who back him as their best shot in the general. But while everything Marc writes above about the Tea Party is true, most of the noise coming from the Beltway suggests that the GOP establishment is blanching a the prospect of a Gingrich nomination. Personally, I think Gingrich is the candidate the GOP deserves.
Michael Green – I agree that as disturbing as it is to suggest it, Republicans do in fact hate our country as it actually exists. Cultural resentment is the foundation of most of the Tea Party buffoonery. The Beltway GOP is engaged in a war against democracy, corrupting and undermining the political process such as we’ve not seen in my lifetime. The rejection of Cordray with the express purpose of sabotaging the Consumer Protection agency is the latest salvo in this display of sociopathy. I don’t think it’s adequate to simply chalk their persistent obstructionist actions and cultish anti-government, anti-tax “ideology” – superficial as it is – up to simple ignorance.
Regarding “I’m parodying the Boris and Natasha cartoons of many decades ago.” Of course, they were cartoon Communist spies. What the hell do Boris and Natasha, even in parody, might this have to do with President Obama, other than the obvious – and frankly, only – implication that he’s a communist or some kind of a traitor. That’s one of the weirdest “explanations” I could imagine of why characterizing President Obama as “Comrade Obama”‘ doesn’t really mean what it can only imply. (This strange guy seems like he protests a bit too much. Probably should have thought better of even reacting to his “deep thoughts.”)
December 10th, 2011 at 2:52 pm
Gingrich is not going to be the nominee. He always seems to implode and I expect he will do so again. I do not think much of Gingrich, but the litany of his offenses sound remarkably like those of Democrats I could name. Our former governor was just sentenced to 14 years in prison.
December 10th, 2011 at 3:28 pm
Didn’t know Blago had presidential aspirations. Nice of you to trot out the tu quoque argument.
December 10th, 2011 at 6:14 pm
The Tea Party is not a monolith. Many tea party people do not support Gingrich.
The hypocrisy of party rhetoric, whether it is the recently arrived Tea party or the old Democratic party is nothing new under the sun. So I was quite justified in trotting out, as you say, the “tu quoque” argument.
As a matter of fact, Blago did have presidential aspirations! Cave fatuum!
December 10th, 2011 at 7:51 pm
The fact that a smart guy like Marc is spending any time or energy to write about Newt is a sign of how far our politics has deteriorated. Of course, that Michelle Bachman, Herman Cain, Rick Perry, Rick Santorum and Newt are considered to be serious candidates is more evidence that the apocalypse is upon us.
How do Democrats continue to lose to these guys? (Oh, that’s right–they suck too.) If “we are the change we’ve been waiting for,” then we better get it in gear.
December 10th, 2011 at 8:25 pm
I also had them = when I was eight. Somehow, just like Blago’s they didn’t get very far.
As for Democratic presidential candidates, I honestly cannot remember a bunch as weak (the butt stupid Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry), lame (Romney and Gingrich), monomaniacal (Ron Paul and the Federal Reserve) and, just freaking weird (Rick Santorum taking his dead newborn home so his kids could see their brother before he was buried) as this GOP bunch.
Indeed, the last really weird Democrat to run was Mike Gravel in 2008. Remember how much traction he got.
December 10th, 2011 at 11:48 pm
Blind rage and revenge worked well ( for about 9 years ) for Nazis.
December 11th, 2011 at 3:42 pm
Lindsay Graham apparently engaged in a bit of that “Boris and Natasha” humor with his comments on the Consumer Protection Agency: “This consumer bureau that they want to propose is under the Federal Reserve, no appropriation oversight, no board. It is something out of the Stalinist era.”
Even the allegedly “responsible” members of the GOP are so far beyond the pale of sane and reasoned discourse, it’s no wonder we get stuff like that nutty “explanation” above. The lunatics are in charge of the asylum.
December 11th, 2011 at 8:33 pm
I’ve said all along that the Tea Party is simply the re-branded, slightly re-positioned, far right wing.
You can find their rhetoric back in the Kennedy era.
Marc, however, indulges in conventional thinking in imagining that Newt’s ascendance guarantees Obama’s re-election.
Romney is a stiff, as we saw once again last night.
Newt is not.