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Sun Nov-01-09 05:08 PM
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| Win or Lose now the GOP is about to totally implode |
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If Hoffman wins, the Teabaggers have a victory over the establishment and they will not rest till their anarchist movement devours the party except in their stronghold of strongholds.
If Owens wins, the Teabaggers will blame the establishment who picked a candidate who endorsed the democrat over their dream boy.
Either way you have a chaotic, lunatic fringe, anarchy movement that is about to wage war on the established GOP leaders and this group does not have a leader nor do they trust any of the establishment figures within the GOP.
The fall out from this election is going to be really fun to watch.
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Sun Nov-01-09 05:12 PM
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Sun Nov-01-09 05:15 PM
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| 2. except they will say they won because that's what they always do n/t |
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Sun Nov-01-09 05:22 PM
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| 3. Either way the Tea Baggers will claim victory |
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If they win they win, if they lose they got rid of the RINO socialist and kept the GOP pure.
Either way, they were right, their party leaders were wrong, and now they should be in charge.
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Sun Nov-01-09 05:52 PM
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| 4. Agreed. I noticed that EX-Governor Palin was fairly quick to endorse Hoffman |
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in this one, to establish her rogue creds and perhaps also to win some support for a possible indie bid in 2012.
You have it exactly right -- the fall-out here is going to be a huge story.
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Sun Nov-01-09 05:57 PM
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| 5. Nut jobs with no discernible leader |
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politically burning anything that they think isn't pure within their political structure.
The one thing about movements that start out looking for ideological purity, no action is pure enough and there is always someone willing to outdo another person to prove how pure they are.
They would be better off embracing self immolation.
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Sun Nov-01-09 06:01 PM
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| 6. The sticks of their ignorance have begun to be gathered in |
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Edited on Sun Nov-01-09 06:07 PM by saltpoint
pursuit of a large fire indeed, hopefully one that will consume what's left of the Pukes.
While the nutbags have been perseverant in their character smearing of this president, it doesn't appear that it has done them any good, it may have even done them considerable harm, and this weekend's conservative polling outfits show Obama with a significant gain in approval.
Who can the GOP turn to in its dark hour of redefinition?
Jindal? Bachmann? the Newt? Man-on-dog Santorum?
A charming bunch.
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Sun Nov-01-09 06:10 PM
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| 7. This is going to be fun |
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The only shot they had was if Scozzafava won. The leaders of the party would still have justification to be leaders.
If Corzine wins on Tuesday and his victory is under 50%, it will be even a bigger rallying cry because the argument will be Christie wasn't conservative enough to prevent a Tea Bagger candidate in Tagget.
Oh happy day.
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Mon Nov-02-09 12:20 AM
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| 17. They are picking the corn out of their party |
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Soon all that will be left is the shit, twisting in the wind
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Mon Nov-02-09 07:00 AM
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| 18. Palin was the most critical endorser, too |
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She was the first really big name to endorse Hoffman. The others followed her. Meanwhile Huckabee and Romney missed their shot.
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Mon Nov-02-09 10:04 AM
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| 20. Yes. Following the Puke aspirants is already kind of entertaining. |
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Huck and Willard evidently didn't want to get in the middle of it, but then again, neither of them could outflank the hapless John McCain last time.
Palin moved in fairly early and is a bit better off for it. It would be interesting to know who exactly put the Hoffman bug in her ear.
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Sun Nov-01-09 06:15 PM
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| 8. I hope Palin and Bachmann keep speaking out and get media attention |
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with Glenn Beck cheering them on with pom-poms and leg kicks from the sidelines. Let's hear it from the most extreme among them in leading their new movement. The more that Palin becomes the face of this movement, the better.
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Sun Nov-01-09 06:31 PM
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| 9. This will be fun to watch. |
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:popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn:
The teabaggers are gonna be howling all the way to 2010. The Democrats may be shooting themselves in the foot with their lack of unity, but the bright side is because of the teabagger rebellion in the GOP, they won't be able to capitalize - either the party will split in half, or it'll go so far right that nobody outside of the teabagger crowd will support them, and they'll get 17% support next election.
Maybe if we're lucky, we'll get 65+ Senators, and we can tell Lieberman and other DINOs to stick it!
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Sun Nov-01-09 06:35 PM
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| 10. Our unity issues are legislative |
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and there are few primary challenges for the 2010 elections.
There is also no threat to the leadership structure in the DNC right now. People can bitch but at the end of the day Barack Obama is the leader of the party.
Any democrat with a 2010 election was already threatened with a primary challenger and is doing what they are told.
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Sun Nov-01-09 10:47 PM
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| 11. I love watching the GOP implode. |
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Sun Nov-01-09 10:49 PM
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| 12. It surely is interesting! nt |
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Sun Nov-01-09 10:53 PM
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| 13. If only Joe Lieberman would endorse the GOP as a whole. that is a kiss of death |
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Joe Lieberman is a piece of crap. No 2 ways about it.
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Sun Nov-01-09 10:54 PM
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| 14. GOP is teabagger establishment, I knew when fringe element shouted down Lindsay Graham |
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I wont be surprised if he is booted out.
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Sun Nov-01-09 11:13 PM
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| 15. Let's hope that Dem wussiness on the economy and health care doesn't cancel that out |
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It's a shame when we have to rely on the utter assholism and intellectual bankruptcy of our opposition to maintain our political advantage.
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Sun Nov-01-09 11:52 PM
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| 16. Imploding is too good for them. |
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I'd rather they shrivel in their own bile.
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Mon Nov-02-09 09:11 AM
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| 19. I think your assessment is dead on!! lose we win.. win we win.. |
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