'Life of the Party'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
The American public deserves what it voted for -- Tax & Spend
What Tom said, about "Isn't tax & spend better than not-tax & spend?" Cause, I mean, if you're gonna have money going out, isn't it necessary for money to be coming in, at some point?
I know this is the nation of credit card debt, but holy moley.
Ehrlich has conceded. Governor Martin O'Malley. Huh.
Sign of the times (and too damned many ads!) this cracked me up:
In downtown Annapolis, as a light evening rain fell, hairstylist Tarsha Beavers, 23, arrived to vote with her young daughter, Jaylin, in tow. Beavers said she liked Martin O'Malley and Ben Cardin as Democratic candidates for governor and senator.
"Everything's so close and I had to make sure I vote," she said. "My friends ask me why."
Jaylin, 4, looked up from the water fountain and said, "I approved this message."[link]
Jaylin, 4, looked up from the water fountain and said, "I approved this message."
Bwah!
Backing up Nora,
I have read some RIdiculous and easily as vile things on liberal blogs over the past 6 years.
The only reason I think that Freeper comment about "stupid, lazy voters" is funny is because surely some of the people who voted yesterday are the same people who voted in 2004, when the results went the way the Freepers wanted. Right? It's not like all the people who voted yesterday were people who didn't vote in 2004.
Which would mean that people who, it would seem, *weren't* stupid in 2004 -- people who the Freepers would have approved of in 2004 -- have now suddenly become stupid in the eyes of the Freepers.
I just find the lack of logic funny, is all. Not the hate.
(Or am I over-explaining something that nobody else even noticed? I probably am. Sorry.)
Not inter-occular ingestion, right?
My eyeballs are coffee-free.
I actually saw a steele ad that I liked last night. Him and his two sons on the steps of a house, the sons were talking about how they had to let people know about their dad -- he listens to Sinatra and Motown. But he has integrity, blah, blah blah. Then he says I'm Micheal Steele and I approve this message . . . I think. Very cute. But, he's still a lying misdirecting scumbag who refuses to concede. Asshole.
I just find the lack of logic funny, is all. Not the hate.
I agree
What Tom said, about "Isn't tax & spend better than not-tax & spend?"
I like, except I'd change "not-tax & spend" to "borrow & spend."
Which would mean that people who, it would seem, *weren't* stupid in 2004 -- people who the Freepers would have approved of in 2004 -- have now suddenly become stupid in the eyes of the Freepers.
I would just like to point out that that's ridiculous, because how could a person become LESS informed over two years? Clearly the people who voted R two years ago have become less stupid and more informed. It's the only explanation.