Displaying 0 To 0 Of 0 Comments KT, which of them did? » Posted By foodchain On May 22, 2012 @ 5:53 pm Kalima, funny quick story. You put up great “emoticons”, big grinny ones and I wanted to do that so I went on line and found a site, down loaded it and then spent two days trying to delete “searchqu” from my system as it took over my home page and offers no privacy! Ha! I am so old at this. 🙂 (This is the only one I know) » Posted By foodchain On May 22, 2012 @ 5:51 pm BIto, and why did he chose that socialist country of France to convert to Mormonism? The GOP hate France—or love GB » Posted By foodchain On May 22, 2012 @ 5:40 pm Kalima, you are so right. I am sorry I can’t keep us with all you do; my reading time is limited for the near term. I also am not organized enough. » Posted By foodchain On May 22, 2012 @ 5:20 pm If Mitt is (and he is) a sociopath then too many democratic spokespersons are maggots. OK, that doesn’t fit, but they are seriously dysfunctional. Chris Mathews, whom I seldom watch, has a hard driving position against democrats who give split or ambiguous support to their president. The Wall St firm of Bain has made threading the needle for the new corporate sponsored democrats very difficult. The mayor of New Jersey, Ed Rendell, Harry Ford, among others, have gone on record as not supporting Bain attacks. So how dysfunctional can this family be? Enough to destroy our president to protect the MSNBC jobs? Keep Wall St support as a democratic mayor of NJ? Both parties are dysfunctional in their tactics to retain or win. But I think the democrats reach new lows. The GOP, while divided between the regulars and the Tea Partyers, are willing to comment within those two playbooks. Our democratic spokespersons will not support anything if it does not support him/herself. When asked why there were no democratic surrogates to speak for Obama after Cory Booker’s denouncement of the Bain attack strategy, Wasserman-Shultz said it’s up to the president to speak for himself. Ed Rendell made light of his contrary statements. For my first time ever, a news person called them out as self-serving and disingenuous. Mitt is disturbingly, nervously, and quick to adopt and adapt to sociopathic goals. But our dysfunctional democratic family is not winning any prizes either. » Posted By foodchain On May 22, 2012 @ 4:56 pm That underware thing is creepy » Posted By foodchain On May 22, 2012 @ 4:12 pm The MSM and Pres. Obama’s Support For Gay Marriage Choice; you say a lot. Would that you could be the one on the big megaphone. This has been a better week than some » Posted By foodchain On May 10, 2012 @ 8:03 pm Funk, it was very cool to see » Posted By foodchain On May 10, 2012 @ 7:58 pm My problem is this: We can complain all we want but until we speak out in a way that helps balance the MSM, it won’t matter. It is about money. When Karl Rove announced that he can create the news, the MSM caught that ball; they got it. The Dems don’t address free news in any meaningful way; their sentences are pedantic, have no punch line, have no clear message. DUH! You can’t blame the enemy when you come to battle unarmed!!!!! The 2010 election pointed out that personal issues do make a difference. A lot of single or idealistic issue groups were disappointed in Obama 2010 and they showed it. It is our friends who helped cripple this president after 2010. As wisely said by Pogo: I have met the enemy and its us (http://www.igopogo.com/we_have_met.htm). I don’t disagree with any premise you’ve presented. I do have my own issue with our ability to take, talk down a group of simplistic liars. Where is our Edward R Morrow? Where is our South Park? Where is our ability to create news/money out of GOP( lies? When has there ever been such fertile ground? » Posted By foodchain On May 10, 2012 @ 7:57 pm An America Made in Mitt Romney’s Image Sally, right with you on all your points. The Walker thing really discourages me, especially since it looks like the DNCC won’t provide $$$ to fight Walker–and yet they found a few mil to give to Ben Nelson’s failed blue dog, hate the Pres campaign. » Posted By foodchain On May 16, 2012 @ 8:37 pm Ad, if every field was level, if the ground did not shift, if there were no mirrors, if lies were not presented and accepted as truth, I would agree with you. I could not conceive Obama not being reelected, but I can easily conceive a lot of awfulness–rotten, lying, scoundrel awfulness. » Posted By foodchain On May 16, 2012 @ 8:33 pm KQ, I agree with you: a lot of WTF going on. Why is MA going with Scott? Why is the Dem party abandoning the fight in WI against Walker, against unions? Those good folk have worked very, very hard in freezing weather, now to be forgotten! And the “expectations game” was so low for Goerge that he could walk in with a walkie-talkie strapped to his back and get away with it; Obama, the celebrity needs to make truth and, often, the debate format confounds that. As so many in the MSM have said: we want a close, contentious run for November. They don’t want news, they don’t want Obama, they don’t care about Mitt, they don’t care about us. » Posted By foodchain On May 16, 2012 @ 8:29 pm KT, I’m not sure he can’t get away with lies in a debate. If the moderator doesn’t challenge or give Obama the time to address the lie–on to the next question–then the lie can stand unchallenged. What I want to see is an Obama moment that says “There you go again Mitt”; or, “You, sir, are no Ronald Reagan” The Democratic stand on principle will not work with this wily group of crooks. I do think Obama may be the only elected democrat smart enough to fight. » Posted By foodchain On May 16, 2012 @ 8:19 pm Weekend Music Thread – Guitar Faves I love them all and Neil Young especially. What a history of music, what a range of thought and style » Posted By foodchain On May 6, 2012 @ 5:02 pm AB, I am on this. I am so bad at cool music but I’m using this. 🙂 » Posted By foodchain On May 5, 2012 @ 7:13 pm Everyone: I treasure the music and can’t always be “real time” but I do enjoy my Mondays listening…..A treat » Posted By foodchain On May 5, 2012 @ 7:10 pm KT, north of Chicago is a wonderful summer music venue–similar to Tanglewood in boston–and Santana was sold out day one. We missed it! Although it is a belly to belly, butt to butt concert outside, under the trees and stars. Damm » Posted By foodchain On May 5, 2012 @ 5:55 pm Tommy Emanuel, “Guitar Boogey” 12 string big boy
» Posted By foodchain On May 5, 2012 @ 5:45 pm Sue, I so loved him from the last time you posted him. I’ve saved him in my music file; a gift that keeps giving 🙂 » Posted By foodchain On May 5, 2012 @ 5:00 pm KT, always had a fondness for the 12 string! Tommy Emanuel is really great too; doesn’t sing much though. » Posted By foodchain On May 5, 2012 @ 3:29 pm Leo Kottke, “Vaseline Machine Gun”
» Posted By foodchain On May 5, 2012 @ 11:58 am Weekend Music Thread – Mean what You Say Songs for my children, near and far: “If you follow every dream, you might get lost”, Neil Young, “The Artist” Neil Young, “Comes a Time” CBS, “Teach Your Children WEll” Emmy Lou Harris, “Love and Happiness” » Posted By foodchain On May 20, 2012 @ 7:11 pm Injustice in America – A Petri Dish for a Virulent Culture KT, it’s about winning a war (against any opposing party): it has nothing to do with governing. The GOP are more clever at winning than ruling or even-wow-governing. This is the old world at work; a ruling class that plays internationally courting each other, while the servant class supports and sacrifices for them. Oh happy days. » Posted By foodchain On May 1, 2012 @ 6:39 pm Weekend Music Thread – Earth Day 2012 KT, one of our favorites. We had his albums back when they were albums » Posted By foodchain On April 21, 2012 @ 4:36 pm “Garden Song” Arlo Guthrie. One of the best family songs, car songs ever » Posted By foodchain On April 21, 2012 @ 4:29 pm “somewhere over the rainbow” Israel Kamakawiwo This man made you stop and feel » Posted By foodchain On April 21, 2012 @ 3:57 pm EXCLUSIVE: Mitt Romney’s Proposal to Serve the 99%…it’s a Cookbook! Ad, we’ve long been their fodder; this just elevates the 99% to gourmet treats. Now, if they would just sit still long enough to be frogs in a pot–Mmmmmmmm » Posted By foodchain On April 20, 2012 @ 6:08 pm Kalima, Inspirational. Cut, copy and save! » Posted By foodchain On April 20, 2012 @ 6:05 pm AD!! Holy Cow! Where did I see Murph’s name flash by? I should have known it was you 🙂 » Posted By foodchain On April 20, 2012 @ 6:02 pm Murph, terrific!! Dammit but I have to start cooking dinner so I can’t stay but this is great. First quick thoughts: So is this the new Cate Blanche or Diner’s Club? And Mitt is the dishwasher who they hope excels at the “wash and spin” cycle getting all those dirty plates clean again! Chow!! » Posted By foodchain On April 20, 2012 @ 5:34 pmComments Posted By foodchain
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