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QUOTE (Rex Kicka** @ Sep 21, 2010 -> 11:49 PM) Republicans block debate on eliminating discrimination on employment within the military. A gay blogger posts on it. Followed by a reader comment of "All f**gots Must Die." Blogger tracks the IP of the comment, traces it to one of two Senator's offices. Either Saxby Chambliss or Johnny Isakson (both Senators from Georgia) who have offices that are not far apart. And by not far, they mean in the same building. http://joemygod.blogspot.com/2010/09/all-f...s-must-die.html the link you posted isn't working. i would be interested in seeing what they are basing their source analysis on.

eight graders didn't know who the president is?

QUOTE (JorgeFabregas @ Sep 18, 2010 -> 12:06 AM) He sort of does have a point in that it's not so much insurance as a health care subscription (if coverage is required for those with pre-existing conditions). On the other hand, people don't usually buy property insurance in pools (as many do with health insurance). but it's a total contradiction coming from him. i suppose the evangelical neo-cons, compassionate conservatives, had to change their stripes to remain relevant. frankly, it's not a move i respect.

QUOTE (Athomeboy_2000 @ Sep 17, 2010 -> 02:27 PM) Well, this isnt very smart to say: Huckabee Opposes Insurance For People With Pre-Existing Conditions: Their Like a Burnt Down House Good old Mike Huckabee, following the example of his lord and savior Jesus. Oh wait. Nevermind. He's doing the opposite.

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Sep 17, 2010 -> 12:22 PM) Live in Kentucky for 20 years no thanks

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Sep 17, 2010 -> 04:54 PM) I would. redundant

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Sep 16, 2010 -> 07:42 PM) More craziness: Glad to see the GOP endorsing her now. This is the quality of candidate populist movements based on anger and a good dose of anti-intellectualism get you. Raving idiots. Rand Paul. Christine O'Donnell. Sarah Angle. And the movement is largely swayed by Palin and Beck. I wouldn't necessarily put Rand Paul in that category.

QUOTE (GoSox05 @ Sep 16, 2010 -> 08:59 AM) I don't think anyone should be allowed in the locker room. They should have an area outisde that reporters can ask questions after the players are dressed. this is really the best solution

damn

QUOTE (Rex Kicka** @ Sep 14, 2010 -> 08:29 PM) That's one more news source than the conservatives have in their top five. And the New York Times and NPR hardly paint the shrill voice that Limbaugh, Hannity or Bill "f*** it, we'll do it live" O'Reilly have. no one is more shrill than NPR. lol.

QUOTE (WilliamTell @ Sep 12, 2010 -> 03:15 PM) I bet Joe West wishes they had rules like that in baseball, then he could switch outcomes all the time. haha

Lions fans must be mad. All 500 of them.

that's a TD imo

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Sep 9, 2010 -> 12:36 PM) The wiki lists some: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grassroots From the early stages in 2009, the Tea Party had big corporate backers. It was starting out as a grass-roots reaction to Obama and the Democrats' wins in 2008, but it very quickly became something else. I just don't see it. It's the largest and most powerful grassroots movement currently operating in the US. They are so big that it is inevitable that it would get the interest of certain money groups. Most of the groups listed in the Wiki page aren't even in the US. The one that is listed is completely irrelevant. So, if by your standards a grassroots movement must have no influence or voter base, then the Tea Party is not grassroots. What I do see is that a certain people just refuse to admit that many voters have legitimate concerns with the government and it's elected officials.

QUOTE (Paint it Black @ Sep 8, 2010 -> 10:04 PM) "The worst thing in American Politics" isn't on that list. But it's that. this type of stuff is worse IMO. the bribes and corruption. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/10/business...tml?_r=1&hp

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Sep 9, 2010 -> 10:03 AM) The problem is that, at the top level, it isn't grass roots. It's funded by powerful and wealthy people. and by your definition, who exactly is grass roots? anything that gains influence will have corporations jump in and try to corrupt the process to gain an advantage.

YES

QUOTE (kapkomet @ Sep 3, 2010 -> 08:55 PM) The chikkkens have come hoooooooooome to roooooooooooooost, baby.

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Sep 3, 2010 -> 04:24 PM) The Republican Party: arguing that we should be no better than Pakistan and Saudi Arabia since 2009. how dare you compare honorable nations like Pakistan and Saudi Arabia to evil Amerikkka. HOW DARE YOU.

haha front page of drudge

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Aug 27, 2010 -> 05:05 PM) You don't get more blatant than that. That's a >20 point swing from 1, hate filled ad. Damn you tea party !!!

QUOTE (Rex Kicka** @ Aug 27, 2010 -> 04:00 PM) I'll take your word for it. Just thought it was odd that the story immediately backpedaled on calling him a suspect. don't take his word for it!! he's one of them. a tea party! *shakes fist in air*

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Aug 27, 2010 -> 04:01 PM) Reading the comments, the story original assumed he was a tea-party member or at least "fit the profile". damn you tea party! shakes fist in air