"I was out-niggered, and I will never be out-niggered again."
-- George C. Wallace, 1958 imparting the advice that
has been the electoral pole star of
American Conservative politics
for the last +40 years.
for the last +40 years.
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To date, this is how the very few interactions I've had with Never Trumpers have gone, because I want to talk about the Befor...
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It wasn't a fluke. It wasn't pilot error. It wasn't instrument failure. This is what Republicans wanted, and now they have a...
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Your remembrance of Jake was great.
Obama's recent stance on gay marriage doesn't entirely make up for his siccing the DEA on medical marijuana dispensaries across the country after specifically promising in his 2008 campaign that he wouldn't do that, but I guess it's a start.
One more thing about millionaire pundits is that it makes no economic sense. Replacing a star athlete or actor with some random person costs a ton of money in sales and such, but replacing a pundit costs nothing.
Who the hell is going to stop watching Hardball if Matthews is replaced with some other loud blowhard? Is there a shortage of loud blowhards? There is zero market value for a pundit. There isn't a drop of economic sanity to their making more money than an unskilled laborer, because that's what they are.
Back in the day pundits were actually good at something or other. But back in the day they didn't make big money.
I apologize in advance if you live in any of these states so don't say I didn't warn you about my list of the 25 Most Embarrassing States in America, perhaps my most vicious post of all time (DG, I was especially vicious with Illinois).
@jurassic: The whole country pretty much became an embarassment back in November 2010. I'm actually very concerned about my home state of Wisconsin, though. Movement Conservatives can always be counted to be both very sore winners and very sore losers, so it's difficult to imagine the acrimonious climate those jackholes have created here will just go away on the morning of June 6 regardless of how the recall goes.
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