Displaying 0 To 0 Of 0 Comments I spoke too soon: my brain has been fried. I have such amazing verbal fury and then am assaulted again. I raise my new fury before I can dispense my first fury and then another! Truly, normal people are not meant to do this. Not to make light; I have not been this angry for 30 years. Although George, for his time, set some highs. This is not the strength I was looking to develop » Posted By foodchain On March 1, 2012 @ 8:30 pm No sorry here KQ. The rational mind is meant to do just so much and it is an odd testimony to the GOP that they can take this much “shyte” and still swallow. How anyone thinks we can compete in the 21at century with this group is beyond comprehension. » Posted By foodchain On March 1, 2012 @ 8:24 pm Sally, hell, I’m trying not to be so mad that I pump my heart rate! Good thing my thought don’t have live ammo 🙂 » Posted By foodchain On March 1, 2012 @ 3:29 pm Khirad, I was so furious and came here to yell and clicked on the Brietbart video. My head exploded between these two. Then saw a quick clip of Boehner placidly talking about religious rights with some sort of patronizing smile. I’ve gone blank! But I’d take a tax increase if it meant rounding up these evil fools and putting them in some big fish bowl, naked, for us to watch. » Posted By foodchain On March 1, 2012 @ 3:25 pm Caru, love that! Hopefully we can say that about the GOP in Nov 2012 » Posted By foodchain On March 1, 2012 @ 3:09 pm AB, no saving grace, but Atwater apologized and admitted he was wrong–to late. He must not have said it very loudly » Posted By foodchain On March 1, 2012 @ 3:07 pm Kes, yeah the GOP is all about free speech; you’re an animal, behave! Follow my rules, do what I say. Same as the 50’s and 60’s dinner table fights. » Posted By foodchain On March 1, 2012 @ 3:05 pm Ad, to take it one step further, Dem govs have asked Obama to stay away from this whole issue which maddens me. Another place where the Dems do not take a stand. It’s OK to let the GOP rope-a-dope, but it would be a very good idea to tell women that they have a friend in government. Silence is not a supportive stance here and I think it would be a much stronger position for our party » Posted By foodchain On March 1, 2012 @ 12:50 pm BTW, I think “Another GOP for Obama” would be a great bumper sticker for democrats to put on their cars, etc. 🙂 » Posted By foodchain On March 1, 2012 @ 12:46 pm Ad, I so completely agree. When the GOP made living here a war against them, a fallen enemy does not cause remorse. They have shown no remorse for the living. He had many choices about truth that he laughed at. Ask Shirley Sherrod, when she was asked to pull over to the side of the road to accept her firing, by yet another weak kneed Democrat, if Breitbart’s assassination of the truth helped anyone or anything. Another in a string of reprehensible lies. No truth no glory, no pity no remorse. » Posted By foodchain On March 1, 2012 @ 12:44 pm Democrats Bob Casey, Ben Nelson, Joe Manchin voted for the Blunt amendment. Snowe was the only GOP to vote against it. Thank goodness that Bob Kerrey is running for Nelson’s seat and that Snowe’s seat looks like a Democratic win. It sickens me that this was crafted and had such a strong vote. This better get the disenfranchised progressives a moment’s pause. If they didn’t care about unions, police, firefighters and teachers, maybe they’ll care about women » Posted By foodchain On March 1, 2012 @ 11:31 am Wow, then we’d have a one party system! I know, I know, but maybe we will removed the radical nonsense of the GOP party. » Posted By foodchain On February 28, 2012 @ 11:55 am Guess I found time for Idle Thoughts. I found myself wondering -work break-if the Dems helped push Prohibition as a way to help people or the Repubs as a way to inflict puritanism on everyone. It was the Repubs, vetoes by Wilson and overridden. But I found this site that lists what Democrats did compared to Republicans: criminal wrong doing, financial disasters, miscellaneous awfulness,positive legislation and presidents who could be credibly accused of felonious behavior. It goes without saying that one side is extensive in the not so good side. I don’t know how “squishy” this information is, but since all GOP information is beyond “squishy”, I am still posting. http://www.extremelysmart.com/andmodest/RepsVsDemsInHistory.php » Posted By foodchain On February 23, 2012 @ 1:09 pm Well, AdLib, it looks like it’s me with the hair on fire! But as a female–ARRRGGGGHHHH and a pox on them all. I did think this was over. I really did think some advancement had happened. To find that any part of my country holds this hostility makes me want to bear arms!! Well not really but mentally, yes » Posted By foodchain On February 21, 2012 @ 6:45 pm And, the second is not an avatar? I’m not educated in how we do these. 🙂 » Posted By foodchain On February 21, 2012 @ 6:40 pm Kalima, you’ve reminded me of Garrison Keillor’s quote about christians: spending a lot of time in a garage does not make someone a car. I, in my heart, know they are throwing out the rope which will be their noose, but I can’t stop being furious at their awful assumptions, their marketing of hate. It is just too destructive, win or lose. I love your new avatar–and the former as well. Lovely, each. » Posted By foodchain On February 21, 2012 @ 6:37 pm Sally, but how cool that an GM exec publicly refuted gun racks as a reason to buy a car!! GO GM–for now, for awhile » Posted By foodchain On February 21, 2012 @ 6:29 pm OMG, tiny, tiny cups for the 99%, all jammed in sitting in ragged clothes, and HUGE cups for the 1% with champagne bars at Disney 2012 museum ride. » Posted By foodchain On February 21, 2012 @ 6:26 pm Choice, I know!! I’m ready to steal adlib’s avatar–my hair is ON FIRE! Lordy! » Posted By foodchain On February 21, 2012 @ 6:01 pm Sally I too worship Mother Earth; anyone who pays attention to the world around them could never deny the power it holds. I think Santorum wants us all to run around naked, with fig leave3s covering our privates and—of course–aspirin! Somehow I don’t believe that GOP really wants abstinence as their bench mark. » Posted By foodchain On February 21, 2012 @ 5:46 pm KT, Damn, I wasn’t as mad when they were debating; at least they had their feet on the ground. This is awful. I just heard Franklin-bad excuse for a son-Graham opining that Obama is not a “certified” Christian and that his policies support Muslims killing Christians around the world. Can’t wrap my anger around all this garbage. » Posted By foodchain On February 21, 2012 @ 3:37 pm All right, my fuse–ooops, circuit breaker just flipped! Watching Mathews showing tape of (rev!) Franklin Graham on Morning Joe expressing these among other opinions: Obama says he’s a Christian but you would have to ask him because I don’t know that he is, and, his policies are allowing Muslims to kill Christians all over the world. If anyone would like to send msnbc an opinion about their guest selections, their intentional incendiary hyperbole, their promotion of opinion that fuels “anti-news” that misinforms the viewership by asking branded names to “testify”. We are nearing McCarthyism in the wildness of these accusations which may not lead to more support but can easily lead to violence. Please, anyone who would like to send some scathing letter to MSNBC re Rev Franklin Graham’s opining about how Obama may not be Christian and is supporting Muslims killing Christians around the world. I have written them because I am furious at any news show pandering to incendiary hyperbole. We might as well invite Senator Joe McCarthy back. Where is Edward R Morrow? Sorry for the rant; this is information in the event you would like to comment directly to msnbc.com. Copy and paste the address below. » Posted By foodchain On February 21, 2012 @ 3:24 pm Ha! two years of tai chi and we are learning the 32 sword form. Not any where near flying! That was a neat movie. » Posted By foodchain On February 21, 2012 @ 2:19 pm Patsy, but the children sound so happy!!And they’re singing in rounds showing cooperation. Seems to sweet and kind for even Mitt–although the “love” of nature is spot on. 🙂 » Posted By foodchain On February 21, 2012 @ 2:14 pm Kes, great video. The GOP seems to have “How to Procreate” values but little else. No moral pillars for them. And grapes? Much better than cucumbers 🙂 The frustration of being locked in the cucumber cage was apparent! » Posted By foodchain On February 21, 2012 @ 10:50 am Kes, prostrate is what I hope they will be after their convention and subsequent loss to Obama. If I were a rep, I would demand legislation that mandate that the far right not be allowed viagra in that sex is only for procreation. Additionally, any one voting against reproductive right for women also be denied. Presto, fixo! » Posted By foodchain On February 21, 2012 @ 10:46 am The beanie is perfect! » Posted By foodchain On February 21, 2012 @ 10:41 am Here’s a stupid story from a female GOP Rep. I tell ya, petty soon these folks are going to push themselves right into the “abstain from sex corner” if they’re not careful. Does that mean the GOP will self genocide? NH’s Rep. Notter Claims Birth Control Causes Prostate Cancer » Posted By foodchain On February 21, 2012 @ 8:34 am HI Caru, Moi aussi! » Posted By foodchain On February 20, 2012 @ 5:05 am I’m off to do “cloud hands” to calm myself down. Some smack Issa for me before I wake up. 🙂 » Posted By foodchain On February 16, 2012 @ 8:35 pmComments Posted By foodchain
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