The Atheist Communist Caliphate Made Flesh, Spread the Clusterfuck Around Thread

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

Because the Senate needs more douchebaggery.

In case you were wondering if Rupert Murdoch's ownership would change the Journal at all, check the photo caption.

Yes, the state that had two of the most libral members of the Senate (according to whatever reports keep track of such nonsense) for a combined 70 years liked W a lot.

I'm gonna assume that the caption is a tongue-in-cheek joke.

Because that's what it reads like to me.

[Quality Start Machine]

Because the Senate needs more douchebaggery.

In case you were wondering if Rupert Murdoch's ownership would change the Journal at all, check the photo caption.

Yes, the state that had two of the most libral members of the Senate (according to whatever reports keep track of such nonsense) for a combined 70 years liked W a lot.

I'm gonna assume that the caption is a tongue-in-cheek joke.

Because that's what it reads like to me.

I'm guessing "no" on that.

[Indolent Reader]

Hmmm.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election_in_Massachusetts,_2000

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election_in_Massachusetts,_2004

[Oleg]

Because the Senate needs more douchebaggery.

In case you were wondering if Rupert Murdoch's ownership would change the Journal at all, check the photo caption.

Yes, the state that had two of the most libral members of the Senate (according to whatever reports keep track of such nonsense) for a combined 70 years liked W a lot.

I'm gonna assume that the caption is a tongue-in-cheek joke.

Because that's what it reads like to me.

I'm guessing "no" on that.

Bah.

Lombardi's popularity was so great that Richard Nixon supposedly considered him as a running mate for the 1968 election, only to be reminded by an advisor that Lombardi was a Kennedy Democrat who had campaigned on behalf of Wisconsin a U.S. Senator although Lombardi's wife, father and brother were Republicans.[1]

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

Because the Senate needs more douchebaggery.

In case you were wondering if Rupert Murdoch's ownership would change the Journal at all, check the photo caption.

Yes, the state that had two of the most libral members of the Senate (according to whatever reports keep track of such nonsense) for a combined 70 years liked W a lot.

I'm gonna assume that the caption is a tongue-in-cheek joke.

Because that's what it reads like to me.

I'm guessing "no" on that.

Huh?

[MAD]

Because the Senate needs more douchebaggery.

In case you were wondering if Rupert Murdoch's ownership would change the Journal at all, check the photo caption.

Yes, the state that had two of the most libral members of the Senate (according to whatever reports keep track of such nonsense) for a combined 70 years liked W a lot.

I'm gonna assume that the caption is a tongue-in-cheek joke.

Because that's what it reads like to me.

I'm guessing "no" on that.

Bah.

Lombardi's popularity was so great that Richard Nixon supposedly considered him as a running mate for the 1968 election, only to be reminded by an advisor that Lombardi was a Kennedy Democrat who had campaigned on behalf of Wisconsin a U.S. Senator although Lombardi's wife, father and brother were Republicans.[1]

According to what I read in the excellent  Lombardi biography "When Pride Still Mattered", if Lombardi's brother was a Republican, that'd have made him Log Cabin.

[Quality Start Machine]

Because the Senate needs more douchebaggery.

In case you were wondering if Rupert Murdoch's ownership would change the Journal at all, check the photo caption.

Yes, the state that had two of the most libral members of the Senate (according to whatever reports keep track of such nonsense) for a combined 70 years liked W a lot.

I'm gonna assume that the caption is a tongue-in-cheek joke.

Because that's what it reads like to me.

I'm guessing "no" on that.

Huh?

Basic News Corp. stuff - make the story fit the narrative. If there were a story here, it would be, "Football coaches give very little money to candidates".

Instead, to make it fit the narrative, Football coach=masculine=respected=in charge=Republican.

The Journal has always been Conservative, as any publication catering to the financial community should be, since Wall St. is hardly a bastion of Liberalism.

But holy shit, have Murdoch's people turned it to garbage.

Speaking of which, when will outlets like News Corp, Clear Channel and Disney finally acknowledge that they are now the Mainstream Media?

[MAD]

I said...VINCE LOMARDI'S BROTHER WAS A HOMO!

[R-V]

No wonder Gil has Obama's beefcurtain hanging out of his mouth, his health care plan is pretty similar to the one proposed by Gil's dead boyfriend.

Nixon's plan included an employer mandate, assistance for those who were unable to afford insurance and a number of provisions that are similar to those being advanced today by Obama and congressional Democrats. The employer-based plan included a ceiling on out-of-pocket expenses and eliminated exclusions based on pre-existing conditions. The "Assisted Health Insurance" program would have subsidized coverage based on incomes, replacing Medicaid. Those plans, along with Medicare, would have provided the same protections and benefits to everyone.

[ChuckD]

No wonder Gil has Obama's beefcurtain hanging out of his mouth, his health care plan is pretty similar to the one proposed by Gil's dead boyfriend.

Nixon's plan included an employer mandate, assistance for those who were unable to afford insurance and a number of provisions that are similar to those being advanced today by Obama and congressional Democrats. The employer-based plan included a ceiling on out-of-pocket expenses and eliminated exclusions based on pre-existing conditions. The "Assisted Health Insurance" program would have subsidized coverage based on incomes, replacing Medicaid. Those plans, along with Medicare, would have provided the same protections and benefits to everyone.

So you're saying Obama = Nixon?

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

No wonder Gil has Obama's beefcurtain hanging out of his mouth, his health care plan is pretty similar to the one proposed by Gil's dead boyfriend.

Nixon's plan included an employer mandate, assistance for those who were unable to afford insurance and a number of provisions that are similar to those being advanced today by Obama and congressional Democrats. The employer-based plan included a ceiling on out-of-pocket expenses and eliminated exclusions based on pre-existing conditions. The "Assisted Health Insurance" program would have subsidized coverage based on incomes, replacing Medicaid. Those plans, along with Medicare, would have provided the same protections and benefits to everyone.

So you're saying Obama = Nixon?

How's the Socialism, Morbo?

[Jon]

No wonder Gil has Obama's beefcurtain hanging out of his mouth, his health care plan is pretty similar to the one proposed by Gil's dead boyfriend.

Nixon's plan included an employer mandate, assistance for those who were unable to afford insurance and a number of provisions that are similar to those being advanced today by Obama and congressional Democrats. The employer-based plan included a ceiling on out-of-pocket expenses and eliminated exclusions based on pre-existing conditions. The "Assisted Health Insurance" program would have subsidized coverage based on incomes, replacing Medicaid. Those plans, along with Medicare, would have provided the same protections and benefits to everyone.

So you're saying Obama = Nixon?

Not exactly. Obama doesn't have an arm cannon.




Yet.

[Jon]

Once again, Thrill and I are on similar pages of the same book.

[World B Free]

Robot Nixon could probably win the Republican nomination in 2012. 

[Jon]

I'd vote for him.