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If the Mitt fits, you must acquit, by Kevin Jackson

The lamestream media is already carpet-bombing Mitt Romney. They would love to set the meme on Romney and suppress the Tea Party vote. As my grandfather would say, “Careful is the man who hurdles barbed-wire fences naked.”

The Left has nothing.

“Romney is rich,” they remind us, as if wealth is a bad thing. They say that Romney is “not Reagan,” like McCain was; or better yet as if Obama is. Even Obama himself channeled the ghost of Reagan in order to convince us that our rich white Republican is the wrong choice.

Romney is all that is standing between the Liberal apparatus and their destruction of the American way of life.  The media knows that Romney, aka “other” can and will beat the Left’s golden child.

If you believe the Left, however you might be thinking, “Given Obama’s popularity; how could he possibly lose?” Take a look at the lamestream polling data:

Poll 1: If you remove all 42 other presidents, Barack Obama is the most popular president ever.

Poll 2: I was less surprised to learn that Barack Obama is considered the best black president in history, though it was a close call between him and Bill Clinton.

The point is, it’s easy to see why Obama will be difficult to beat. {wink}

As a black man, I’m actually sad that Obama is such an abject failure that he will be a one-term president. I can’t stand Democrats for the most part, nevertheless if Obama had “represented,” I might have warmed to him.  This is because, like most blacks I have a sense of nostalgia for blacks who break the color barrier. Until Obama, when blacks are “firsts,” they are awesome.

Jack Johnson, the first black heavyweight boxing champ changed the sport of boxing and he changed the world. Not only did Johnson legally beat up white men, he added what was then insult to injury by dating white women and actually married one. Can you imagine the male genitalia[1] this man had to possess in that day and time to stick his finger in the eye of convention?[2] Jack Johnson was the poster child for “Trendsetter”, and should be the patron saint of interracial dating and marriage, if there ever was one.

And there are many other examples of black “first” greats, like Arthur Ashe, Wilma Rudolph, Jackie Robinson, and so on. Obama however is unquestionably the worst black “first.” This is bad news for the Left, because despite their delusions of a second term, Obama has the office closest to the door. His admin has already boxed up his goodies for shipment with pre-paid postage to Kenya. Obama will follow shortly in Winter, returning one Kenyan village its idiot.

How will Leftist America handle the departure of their messiah? They would lose their religion, if they had any, go stone crazy.  If you think the election of an unqualified black man was historical, just wait until you see how historical it is to unelect one.

When Obama loses, black Liberals will cry racism, and claim that America has reverted to being racist—this will be the definition of the pot calling the kettle black.  Black Liberals are undoubtedly the most racist people in America today. Their universe revolves around color, specifically black. “Rape us, rob us, shoot us, kill us, rip us off, just be BLACK!”

The black race pimps know that Obama is the worst president in history, but he’s black. That and being Democrat is all it takes to get the support of other blacks. Anybody who doesn’t feel this way is either a racist or a sellout, so say the black pimps and their minions.

The Left wants Conservatives to feel damned if we do, damned if we don’t in picking Romney. They think they have the power to determine who Romney is, not us. They really believe that Romney is Obama’s opponent, because the Left doesn’t understand the reality of their plight.

They don’t want to face the fact that Obama’s biggest opponent is himself. Obama created another opponent, “ABOA,” as in “Anybody But Obama Again.” Finally, there is Mitt Romney.

If Conservatives set the agenda and support Romney as I predict they will, then on Nov 6, 2012 black Liberals and others on the Left will feel like white folks did at hearing the OJ verdict.

To paraphrase the late Johnny Cochran, “If the Mitt fits, you must acquit!”

That’s my rant!

© 2012 Kevin Jackson – The Black Sphere, LLC – All Rights Reserved

Kevin Jackson is a National Spokesman for TheTeaParty.net, an Amazon best-selling author, and blogger.


[1] The size of ALASKA!

[2] Not to mention what else he was sticking in forbidden places!

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  • Meshuggahboy

    I'm crossing my fingers that it won't be like the Rodney King riots all over again when he loses, but I don't have a lot of faith in the 90% of the black population who vote for Obama solely because of his skin color.

    • Yngblkcons

      So your theory is that 90% of the black voters in 2008 were first time voters who sat out prior elections due to the lack of a black candidate?

      • Meshuggahboy

        Not at all – they just always chose the white Democrat instead.

        • docjohndenver

          Mesh, just picked up a PRS single cut. Shreds like a Yoshi Blade, baby.

          • Meshuggahboy

            Very cool. I'm an Ibanez guy, but nothing wrong with your choice there. I'm hoping to someday play 1% as well as the god Holdsworth. I may need to live to be 120 years old in order to make that happen.

          • docjohndenver

            Mesh, 1 % of Holdsworth would definitely be awesome, but I would need a few extra fingers and a new brain to get there. I agree that for pure speed Ibanez is the axe, though. I mostly play in our church worship team which is rhythm and call and response single note lines as far as lead. So I think the PRS will work well. I generally genuflect whenever I speak the name "Holdsworth", for sure. Metheny is pretty amazing, too.

          • Meshuggahboy

            You read my mind, Doc. Pat is easily my #2 favorite behind Allan.

  • Yngblkcons

    Black Liberals are undoubtedly the most racist people in America today. Their universe revolves around color, specifically black. “Rape us, rob us, shoot us, kill us, rip us off, just be BLACK!”
    —–
    As I've pointed out before, what guides most people is idealogy, not race (Obama's percentage of the black vote was only a couple points higher than that of Al Gore and John Kerry).

    That being said, I don't doubt that the usual suspects (the same people who accused the tea party of racism) will claim that people who voted against Obama are racist, but that doesn't change the fact that idealogy is what drives the overwhelming majority of the vote in the US.

    • Yngblkcons

      On a related note, while Obama will be the most liberal guy on the ballot in 2012 and thus will get the vote of liberals, I don't get the sense that most liberals are real happy with him. For example, black activists are shocked that Obama tends to ignore the black community, anti-war activists are shocked that he fights the war on terror the same was as his predecessor, etc.

      All that being said, I agree with your position that this election will be referendum on Obama's performance more than anything (every poll I've seen indicates that most Americans believe this country is heading in the wrong direction).

      • docjohndenver

        YBC, I have officially elected you as a demiGod of the internet, my friend. You could not be more correct when you say, "I don't get the sense that most liberals are real happy with him." In my office, this time four years ago I was seeing Obama tshirts, pins, hats, etc. People were even kidding me, "You gotta go left this time, doc. It's all about hope and change" and other such goofiness. Haven't seen a SINGLE example this time around. And my patient population is probably 75% Democrat, maybe more. The polls can't really take excitement and motivation into account accurately. I am getting more and more convinced that (unless they find bodies in Romney's lovely back yard) this election may not even be close. I agree with you on the "what guides most people is ideology" to some extent. But I had several patients last time say they were voting for Obama just because of his race.

        • Yngblkcons

          Yeah, the rhetoric clearly didn't live up to the reality, and that is something people just can't ignore. Some liberals will hold their nose and vote for the incumbent anyway, but some will participate less than they otherwise would (which includes not only voting, but giving money and of course wearing pins and suchlike).

          The Democratic pecentage of the black vote hasn't dipped below 85% since the CRA, and it was 90% the last two elections so Obama's percentage of the black vote didn't shock me.

          • Yngblkcons

            Some high ranking people in the party seem to believe that putting black faces in the right positions (say, chairman of the party) could/will make a difference, but I suspect communication skills are more important than skin color.

            There's a vast difference between the fiery rhetoric that plays well at CPAC and arguments that could convince people that conservatism (it doesn't matter what government you live under, if you make the wrong choices in your personal life, you are doomed) and to a lesser extent, the Republican party (a growing economy benefits everyone) could help the black community.

          • theblacksphere

            Truth is not rhetoric, but for the most part I agree with you YBC.

          • docjohndenver

            YBC, I would just like to say that I was the FIRST to use the moniker "YBC" for you. When you are huge, all over MyFace, Spacebook, whatever, I would like credit for that. In response to your first point above: can't argue at all. I happen to like the chairman a lot, but he should and (as you have repeatedly said) is judged by what he says and believes, not his color

        • theblacksphere

          Doc, the same is true at farmer's market in STL. Obama stuff was all over the place in 2009, but now I jokingly ask the vendors if they have any "Obama stuff." It's NOWHERE to be found, like Obama's BUDGET!

          • docjohndenver

            Yeah, Kevin, won't be long and those creepy Obama tshirts with his face in three colors will be a collector's item.

  • http://myvoiceonthewingsofchange.blogspot.com/ namaste

    kevin, there are so many outstanding aspects to this post. YOU are on FIRE!!

    "They don’t want to face the fact that Obama’s biggest opponent is himself."

    Mitt Romney for president in 2012!!! get over it and get over yourselves liberals. keep bringing your fire, kevin!
    My recent post Mitt's Ready to Take Back Our White House! Yesss!!

    • theblacksphere

      Thanks Namaste. I appreciate the feedback, particularly when it references the material.

  • docjohndenver

    Kevin, brilliant! May your week be full of happiness and unadulterated joy. (OK that may be a bit much, but thanks for the article.)

  • Dean

    You forgot a very very important black man.
    George Washington Carver, changed agriculture and
    our diet. It wasn’t just peanut butter, his soybean
    research was astounding.

    Before his time soybeans were considered a forage
    crop. Very brilliant man.

  • ruffages

    AWESOME Kevin. My favorite line? "…Obama will follow shortly in Winter, returning one Kenyan village its idiot."

    And all God's people said AMEN!

  • aintnojezebel

    Ha! Making your grandad's "naked barbed-wire" my current facebook post; but, you really had me w/ the next line, "The left has nothing."

  • Lloyd

    Great rant Kevin! The only thing the left has to offer and has had to offer over the last 40 years is fear. Fear of war, fear of poverty, fear of losing…, and the all time favorite, racism. To see this in action, go to cpusa.com and look at the headline. 'CPUSA's Fishman: Racism underpins entire GOP agenda.'

  • Linky Drake

    I live in Washington, DC, in the very belly of the beast, the most liberal city outside of Boston and San Francisco…

    How many Obama 2012 stickers have I seen? Exactly ONE!

    How many Obama 2012 yard signs have I seen?

    Exactly ONE! I am not making this up…

    It’s not 2008 any more…

    Obama is in deep, deep trouble…How deep?

    Obama got booed by the crowd at Fenway Park during a baseball game in Boston when his image appeared on the Jumbotron screen…

    When a Democrat president gets booed in BOSTON, you know its all over but the burial…

    • theblacksphere

      Thanks for the on the ground reporting, Lindy. I agree wholeheartedly!

  • Guest woman

    See youtube video posted above. Watch and reply here, please.

    • doubledover

      You poor, pathetic chowder head. So easily suckered by a slick production, and an actor paid by corporate America. We struggle to make progress in this country because of the gullibility of folks like you, GW.

      • docjohndenver

        double, I had a great comeback to this post. I just wanted you to know that. It was deleted, though. So just know that if it had not been deleted, it would have stung like a sunburn on an Irishman. Once again, there were no personal attacks or curse words so there must still be something wrong with the program. Incidentally, listen to your guitar god play classical gas on youtube.

        • doublevision

          The best of Emanuel is the hotel room interview in which he shows some of his techniques, explains his practice regimen, type of strings, guitar, etc. He is older, with a blue denim shirt, just sitting on the bed holding forth. Great video series.
          Sorry I missed your scathing rebuttal.

  • Lloyd

    This is taken from the cpusa lead article. '
    Like everywhere else, jobs and the economy were identified as the top issues. When the facts of the Ryan budget were explained to these voters, said Fishman, including the cuts to human needs and the Medicare voucher plan, they shifted support to Obama. They also disagreed with Republican policies, including GOP attempts to kill funding for contraception. "Many women shifted toward Obama in response to the harsh and cruel Republican policies," said Fis'
    If I wanted to destroy America, I create a crisis. Note that the above states that jobs and economy are the issue, but the next paragraph atates that the evil Republicans want to take away social programs. Hence we will all starve to death and Guest Woman, you will no longer have contraceptives, so you will die. I like the video as it does explain communism very well.

    • Guest woman

      I do not use contraceptives at all. Nature has taken care of me already. At any time in the past that I did use them, I bought them.

      It does explain communism well, that is the worry. Divert Divert Divert

  • RightWingRocker

    As a black man, I’m actually sad that Obama is such an abject failure that he will be a one-term president.

    Don't count your chickens, Kevin. Oblahma has enough dirty tricks up his sleeve to run away with it. Add to this yet another lame loser choice of a candidate by the Republicans, and it's Obama's to lose.

    The up side is that this will strengthen the TEA Party and force Republican voters to face the cold hard truth that the party does not represent them or what they stand for. Even in the primaries, people with no desire at all for a candidate like Romney pledged him their support if he should win the nomination. HOGWASH! The only way to get Republicans to stop offering crappy candidates like McCain and Romney is to STOP VOTING FOR THEM! After this election, the people will have no choice other than to stand up to Obama and his accomplices in both parties and FORCE THE CONSTITUTION ON THEM. The Democrats will fight tooth and nail, and the Republicans will cower, paving the way for a more appropriate replacement.

    Even if Romney wins, he is ideologically close enough to Obama that there won't be an appreciable change from a liberty standpoint. So your choices are destroy the economy and lose your liberty or save the economy and lose your liberty. Either way, your liberty is toast. Patrick Henry? Who the hell is he?

    Enough is enough.

    RWR http://www.rightwingrocker.com
    Jackson '12

    • Yngblkcons

      Romney's not a conservative, but his flexibility won't be a problem if Congress in particular and Republicans in general hold his feet to the fire and make him understand that his highest goal (reelection) won't happen without their support.

      Proper preassure can make him into the 'severe' conservative he once claimed to be.

    • theblacksphere

      Obama will get beaten BADLY in the next election, no matter how many tricks that fool tries!

  • RightWingRocker

    If Conservatives set the agenda and support Romney as I predict they will …

    I'm not sure exactly how you figure they will, as they haven't even come close to setting the agenda since 1984.

    To support Romney is to support the liberal Republican agenda. Romney is no conservative, and he should be distrusted to the exact same degree as Oblama – even more so. After all, Oblahma doesn't claim to be conservative as Romney does. This makes Romney an even bigger liar than Oblahma.

    I live in New Jersey, which will go to Obama anyway, so I could vote for Bozo the Clown and it wouldn't matter.

    RWR http://www.rightwingrocker.com
    Jackson '12

    • docjohndenver

      Just got deleted, but suffice it to say that your vile approach to discourse on your goofy website, RWR, is pathetic.

  • docjohndenver

    doublebarrel:
    Tommy is a stud. Think of him in a slightly different genre just because he usually plays acoustic or classical but he is awesome, no doubt.

  • Meshuggahboy

    Never heard of him before, but I checked him out. Definitely an awesome player, but I find his music a little boring. He needs to get a band. We were just talking jazz anyway, which Tommy is not.

    • docjohndenver

      Agreed with above, Mesh, but the guy can seriously play an acoustic. Two straight hours without any other band members would be a long concert, though.

  • docjohndenver

    Double, you know what all that techie stuff sounds like to me?: ";lioi asgf ;lj;ogias;df ". Just starting to blog a year ago was a big step for me. Do not push me too hard, PLEASE!
    Incidentally, cannot imagine being able to do the two and three note lines that Tommy does. Maybe the best at that stuff, with apologies to Mark Knopfler who was pretty good at it as well.

  • Lloyd

    Country Club Rethuglicans wish; Chicago Dumbocrats do!

  • docjohndenver

    Agreed on all counts. I only have typed on this blog directly into the 'reply' spot. I am sure it can be done other ways, but I just jump in for about two minutes here and there when I am doing work on the computer on my patients' electronic health records. I agree that he gets a percussive sound out of his guitar and I certainly have never heard a more beautiful sound with just an acoustic guitar. But I probably prefer a guy like Holdsworth because I love to plug in.

  • vince

    Jack Johnson is a hero for everyone. His writing, amusing and insightful, is as powerful as his punches.

    • theblacksphere

      Touche, vince!

  • Yngblkcons

    Generally speaking, the lines that divide the country are social and political, not economic. A lot of very wealthy people are Democrats and a lot of poor people are Republicans.

    I support as level a playing field as possible, but I don't support the government leveling businesses or people merely because they are 'too successful'. The world isn't fair, but punitive actions by the government don't make it any fairer.

    It also worth nothing that big businesses and the rich can easily move, so if the US government made the lives of businesses too hard/expensive, they would set up shop in a more welcoming country.

    Also, the Democrats are hardly the enemy of big business (quite a few policies are the result of Republicans and Democrats working hand in hand with monied interests).

    • docjohndenver

      YBC, you're right….mostly. But I see a definite trend toward the poor and the very rich trending Democrat and the middle class trending Republican. I do not necessarily think it is for economic reasons, however. I think the social issues have become paramount. Family has literally dissolved in the very poor urban settings with upward of 75% of kids born without a father in the home. And the very rich are statistically less likely to regularly attend church and lean very left with respect to things like living together before marriage, abortion, etc. (now for the disclaimer so double doesn't go off on me: this is not true of all people in any of the above groups, just general trends that are fairly easy to verify.) The very rich have no excuse for their permissive attitudes on many issues, in my opinion. The poor's attitudes toward social issues are largely a result of the government having been daddy for about two generations now.

      • Yngblkcons

        I don't think the government can take the blame for the decline of society. There are a lot of factors at play, some of them inevitable. For example, porn is something one has to work to avoid on the internet, whereas back when I was a kid, it was something one had to work to find. Most kids have very easy access to the internet.

        Once when I was babysitting a seven year old nephew I stopped him in his repeated attempts to access porn (on his 3DS, our computer, even my kid's Nook color). He explained that he has been doing it for a while (having been taught by the older kid of someone who was babysitting him) and regularly accessed it on his 3DS.

        On a related note, there are channels I don't let my kids watch because unexpected stuff pops up. Someone on a major network though the broadcast of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade was a perfect place to advertise either an r-rate move or a sex comedy (I forget which) and as a result that is no longer something my kids and I watch.

        • Yngblkcons

          Also, while modern life is bad, I don't want the government to try to make culture better (while shielding and raising kids is tough, its still the job of parents and no one else). Part of my opposition is selfish because I enjoy plenty of stuff I won't let me kids see (The Dark Knight, Justified, The Chapelle Show, Rambo and videogames like God of War 3 and Dead Space) and part of it is philosophical (I don't want to give the power to remake pop culture in its image because I don't think it would use that power well).

          • Yngblkcons

            Also, while this probably puts me in a minority in conservative circles, I don't labor under the belief that modern people are necessarily more immoral than people in say, the 1950's. Two decades ago a kid with a cellphone camera couldn't permanently embarass themselves before the world in the space of five seconds. Nowadays the media is much larger and more hetereogenous, so a guy with a problem can't talk to a few well placed people and make sure nobody learns about it.

            Its kind of sad to say, the same advances which have improved communications, diffused power and increased human knowledge and liberty have also increased ignorance (a lot of the stuff out there is false) and license. I'm not saying we can't do better as individuals, but I think the trend is something a free society couldn't prevent collectively.

          • docjohndenver

            YBC, certainly it is multifactorial, but one of the major factors has been government's taking over many responsibilities that have traditionally been the father's responsibility, at least in tandem with mom. From a purely work ethic standpoint, why would a child who has never seen anyone in the home hold a job and pay bills go on to develop a good work ethic of his/her own? It can happen, but it's rare in my practice. On generation of social program automatons begets another.

          • Yngblkcons

            I doubt whether single parenthood is a choice most people make. I suspect a lot of kids born outside of marriage are just unintended consequences of either casual sex or short term relationships. Its why alongside the rate of kids born outside of marriage, the rate of abortions has also shot up.

            I agree that single parents tend to beget single parents, in part because of a lack of role models, in part because of a lack of supervision.

            Its also worth noting that a rising rate of single parenthood is a phenomena one sees in many countries, including many which don't offer support to single mothers.

          • docjohndenver

            Well, YBC, I finally found somewhere where I think you are wrong. I have had five hundred teenage girls at least tell me they were trying to get pregnant and see no problem with it when not married. Casual sex is a problem, but so is the complete lack of responsibility by fathers and lack of whole families. All of Europe gives all kinds of help to single parents. Obviously, single parenthood is multifactorial, but in America to ignore the nanny state as part of the problem is unwise. I deal with it directly daily, and it should not be underestimated. And, obviously, we're in America so a seemingly similar cultural phenomenon somewhere else may have completely different causes.

          • Yngblkcons

            I've benn doing some digging and I found an interesting Heritage Foundation article which states that less than 8% of out of wedlock births are to teen moms.
            http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2010/09/
            —-

            Out-of-Wedlock Childbearing Not the Same as Teen Pregnancy

            Out-of-wedlock births are often confused with teen pregnancy and births. In fact, few out-of-wedlock births occur to teenagers. As Chart 4 shows, of all out-of-wedlock births in the United States in 2008, only 7.7 percent occurred to girls under age 18. Three-quarters occurred to young adult women between the ages of 19 and 29.[5] The decline in marriage and growth in out-of-wedlock births is not a teenage issue; it is the result of a breakdown in relationships between young adult men and women.
            ——-

          • Yngblkcons

            However, you are correct in your assertion (and I was wrong) that most out of wedlock pregnancies are more or less planned.
            ——
            Most Unwed Mothers Strongly Desire Children

            Kathryn Edin explains that children born out of wedlock are “seldom conceived by explicit design, yet are rarely a pure accident either.”[30] Young single mothers typically “describe their pregnancies as ‘not exactly planned’ yet ‘not exactly avoided’.… [O]nly a few were using any form of contraception at all when their ‘unplanned’ child was conceived.”[31] But this lack of contraceptive use was not due to a lack of knowledge about or access to contraceptives.

            The overwhelming majority of lower-income women who have children out of wedlock strongly desire to have children. In fact, having children is generally perceived as the most important and fulfilling thing in their lives, giving their lives purpose and meaning. According to Edin, low-income non-married mothers view “children [as] the best of what life offers.”[32] Whether planned or not, children “are nearly always viewed as a gift, not a liability—a source of both joy and fulfillment

          • docjohndenver

            YBC, none of that surprises me. I just happen to kind of group 17, 19, and 22 year old women basically together. Because in my practice they are. But they are very honest about the fact that they knew they would get pregnant because they were not using birth control. If a woman sees a baby as primary source of joy and fulfillment than there is no reason for a husband to play that part. And let's be real: "not exactly planned" and "planned" are the same thing in reality. If a woman knows how the plumbing works and there is no contraception she is planning to get pregnant for all intents and purposes.

          • Yngblkcons

            According to the Guttermacher Institute, half of pregnancies are unplanned and 43% of those pregnancies end in abortion.

            So at least one expert source agrees with me that a lot of pregnancies are unplanned (quite a few of those women use abortion as retroactive birth control).
            http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/fb_induced_abortio

  • Guest woman

    Hmmmm I see they left you off of the "road crew" for the weekend doublebubble

  • Guest woman

    Nah,,,,,,,,,,,,, just stating the obvious.

  • ant

    I predict just the opposite. In the event the Kenyan messiah is re-elected, it will actually be a ray of gladness in the midst of misery economic and freedom-wise, to note the comments and attitudes of liberals as the country inevitabley descends even further into darkness as a result of the boy-king's incompetence and subterfuge. Who will you all blame then? I know one thing, I know who future generations born into tyranny and HOPElessness will blame…those who voted an impeachable, corrupted, divisive amatuer, an ego-maniacal, lazy, petty little tyrant back into office.

  • ant

    "..all the crow you will have to eat.." What's that taste like? Anything like dog? More proof Obama doesn't understand America or it's people…Americans love their dogs, Obama thinks they're livestock.

  • docjohndenver

    actually, doublestuff, if Obama wins the election life will go on just as before. Of course I feel his policies are economically horrible but those of us that voted for Romney will go back to work. There will be no race card played, there will be disappointment but not hate. If Romney wins, the left will go nuts. Every conservative in the country will be branded a hater and racially motivated just like every time someone has the temerity to question the King and his Kangaroo Court. I am always shocked that someone with a pathetic record is so revered by anyone with a brain. I would say compare the peaceful nature of the Tea Party protests (and they were peaceful despite the idiots in the media who went to film the one plant in the crowd) to the Occupy Wall Street crowd who pooped on cop cars, raped people, did drugs and shut down legitimate businesses. But know this, double: Obama is desperate. He knows that an incumbent should be way ahead of a fairly boring Republican candidate who just got out of the mud in a nasty primary. I am beginning to think that Romney actually is going to win unless he can be villified enough by the MSM. But I won't be eating crow. I believe in the system.

  • Guest woman

    Times or Post ? Make up your mind………… is everything Moonie?

    • docjohndenver

      Guest woman, it's funny, isn't it? None of us had heard the word "Moonie" in about twenty years, but double is double-obsessed with it. It is as if every crazy left-wing rag that has had an unusual beginning would become an obsession of ours. Weird, right?

  • docjohndenver

    double, I would rather be what I have become than what the Left has become, any day. After all, I get up in the morning, go to work, come home, spend some time with the family, go to sleep, do it all over again. Over the weekend, maybe some yardwork, church on Sunday. Yep. That is some scary stuff. Give me a break.

  • Yngblkcons

    Conspiracy theorists are insane, but both sides have their fair share of conspiracy theorists (nods towards 9/11 truthers).

  • ant

    Umm, 'War on Women', Repubs want to poison our air and water, racists taking us back to slavery and Jim Crow, etc., etc., Ask yourself who's side are the kings of slinging unfounded accusations and fear-mongering. And then ask yourself why so many 'enemies' of establishment Dimocrats have 'accidents'…Obama's cocaine buddy, and many, many people that could have harmed the Clintons. I wonder if that dog Obama ate had something on him…maybe his actual history and school records?

  • Yngblkcons

    There was no tea party back then, but there were massive and intense protests against Hillarycare when it was proposed (and as a result, the midterm elections were very good for Republicans).

    Does it really make sense to assume that people aren't protesting the very similar Obamacare (which was actually enacted) for the same reasons?

    'Racism' is a serious charge that should not the employed merely as a debating tactic.

  • docjohndenver

    The people you support would drag us into the gutter of Western Europe. No thanks. I don't know a single conservative trying to go back to 1910 and neither do you. Basically, since you have no actual facts to base these idiotic assertions on you just make stupid assertions to try to bring down the other side. Typical Lib.

  • docjohndenver

    You're so right, double. We just can't keep up with paranoid conspiracy theorists because they don't think logically. Everything is a conspiracy.

    • Guest woman

      And furthermore……… Who cares? So What ? Lord only knows how many "ties" that some … eh uh hmmm…….. papers/tv stations/ churches etal some weirdo has had contact with. Just how it is in every day life. Gotta take the occasional sour pecan in the praline. We all know that Pralines are good :)

  • Meshuggahboy

    Careful, DoublePenetrated, your desperation is flaring back up. "You want to drag us back in time" and playing the race card is all you have today? Nothing about Obama's record that you're proud of? What a shock.

    • ant

      Douchle hasn't mentioned our 'War on Women' yet,,,he must be holding that card for later.

    • docjohndenver

      Mesh, made a guitar out of a cigar box with a homemade single lipstick pickup. Read about how they make them in Africa and wanted to see if could do it. Has a sound sort of like an old Danelectro.

  • ant

    Sure…that's what it was. All that concern for a massive State healthcare law and the accompanying bureacratic monolith, not to mention it's Constitutionality…and the anger that maybe…just maybe..the Fed doesn't have the 'right' to spend us into oblivion with our own money..ALL that was just a smoke-screen, made up out of thin air so we could publicly hate on a black dude. You figured it out. You so smart.

  • ant

    I thought you guys were tolerant of all faiths….I don't understand your hostility toward Moon, that kinda of animosity is usually reserved for Christianity by libs like yourself.

  • Coach Garcia

    I watched Mr. Obama and was willing to warm up to him had he Presided over America as a true American President, one who would champion our Founders objectives and work hard to build a team; instead, this Pelosi gone mad spender has done nothing but work to destroy our country via enslavement through taxation! Mr. Obama is an entertainer, and a follower. It's time to get a real leader that will bring some sanity back into the Office of the President…and it ain't Mr. Obama or any of his Democrat ilk!

    • misnomer58

      HA! Well it certainly ain't Mitt Romney or them putrid yahoo's in our 112th Congress.

  • Meshuggahboy

    Not nearly as proud as you probably are when a bunch of thugs beat on white people shouting Travon's name.

    Domestic violence carries more weight in the news when it's perpetrated by someone like this guy because, let's face it, it's already expected when it's done by some punk that's been supported by the taxpayers all his life. Who is ever surprised anymore when the left act like morons (OWS, Panthers)?

  • Meshuggahboy

    Not necessarily, Einstein, you don't know Garcia's situation. It depends on what type of income you have, etc. Any you're dumber than crap if you don't think all of this new debt from the last few years isn't going to result in higher taxes at some point.

    • Guest woman

      That's rigth Mesh……. I got a ONE dollar increase in my income. Woo Hoo !!! the real trouble is that overall………my income has gone down down down……..because other people have the same problem…….. their income has gone down down down…….. all this down does not equal up. Just a fact.

  • Guest woman

    Oh and I WILL blame Bush for that…….. Nobama just continued the cuts from Bush. LOL LOL again… please don't ride both sides of the horse.

  • Meshuggahboy

    Actually, your lame response tells me I'm right on track.

  • Meshuggahboy

    Stalinist leaders from various countries kill millions and spread misery for centuries. You communists must be very proud.

  • docjohndenver

    Double, does we'll take the Norwegian nightmare if you take Mao, Lenin, and Stalin. Give the whole world a break. You can't take every wing nut and stick normal people in their rotted camp. Are you in the camp of the idiot leftist pigs that stick nails in trees in order to kill lumberjacks? Are you an anarchist who burns whatever city has a G8 style summit? Are you pooping on cop cars and drugging and raping women in tents in the OWS rallies? Of course not. This kind of rhetoric is not only useless, it's laughable. Tell you what: we will give numbers to your stock answers. #1 will be "Rethuglicans!" #2 will be "Kevin is a Moonie". # 3 will be "you all want to go back to the turn of the last century". there, now you can save your computer keyboard and just write in a number each time you have nothing to say but are mad about something.

  • docjohndenver

    Oh, well then that's okay. As long as you're intolerant of us Christians it is okay with the left. Wow. you are okay with terrorists like Ayers, but someone like Moon (who nobody had heard of for the last twenty years until you got him on the brain) really gets you upset. Furthermore, there are very few in modern American Christianity who see Reverend Moon as a mainstream Christian. Not that it matters. This is America, right? We are tolerant of more than just Unitarians, Muslims, and Atheists, right? (Oh wait, the left only likes those three. Er,….sorry.)

  • docjohndenver

    Once again, you pull out some esoteric fringe thing and make us all "them". Uh, I actually am well-informed. In fact, I would bet I have read as much philosophy, political treatises, and religious writing as you have there, Mr. know it all. I just happen to know that the few on the fringe of each side do not represent the many. This is what the left does. They find the one guy screaming hateful things at an abortion doctor and the whole right to life movement is represented by that one man in their small leftist minds. You should broaden your mind, double. Read some Adam Smith, some Kierkegaard, some Kant, maybe even some C.S. Lewis. And stop lying to yourself that anyone who disagrees with you is a know-nothing hick. You are sounding more and more like a one trick pony, my friend.

  • docjohndenver

    double, I just deem stupidity and idiocy "stupid and idiotic". Nice try, though. I understand what you are going through. Maybe you should get some therapy. It's hard when your great leader and savior turns out to be just "the man behind the curtain". Obama is a failed leader. It's okay. It happens. He said himself that if unemployment is still at eight percent at the end of three years after his trillions in gov-dump he will be a "one term president". Finally, Mr. Obama, I agree with you on something. He is an abysmal leader who was elected on promises and potential and fulfilled neither. Bummer. But you'll get over it. Hey, your kid still has a nasty curveball, right? Let's keep things in perspective. Think about that coming major league contract, baby. Hey, we can use him right here with the Rockies. Our pitching is worse than the average church softball coed league.

  • docjohndenver

    Incidentally, doublesmartguy, I would like to refer you to a Pew study (pretty reputable source, most would say) regarding who is more informed and open-minded regarding the issues: "The Pew survey adds to a wave of surveys and studies showing that GOP sympathizers are better informed, more intellectually consistent, more open-minded, more empathetic and more receptive to criticism than their fellow Americans who support the Democratic Party." But you keep living in that little pretend-you're-smart-just-because-you're-a-leftist echo chamber. The rest of us will READ and INFORM ourselves of the facts while seeking the truth. The Dems are made up of poor, sadly uneducated people and rich post-graduates wannabe intellectuals. But, of course, this study just reaffirms what anybody who has been paying attention already knows.

  • ant

    Lower taxes are a bad thing to you lib nimrods, remember? Repeal the Bush tax cuts!!! (screech in annoying 'progressive intellect' voice from your diaphragm and ignorance for best effect). Don't forget to call ANY non-increase in taxes 'government spending' as stated by the Kenyan puppy-masticator.

  • ant

    Yeah, and Timothy McVeigh was a 'Christian terrorist'. You drool on yourself alot, by any chance?

  • ant

    You mean like Reverend Wright is a Christian? Just because you say you're something doesn't make it true…just look at Obama. 'And on that day many will come to me, saying 'Lord, Lord..', and I will say I never knew you..'

  • ant

    Oh, boy, all those Rethugs are so angry and violent…and yet the man who is probably the most hated and considered a huge failure in the history of American Presidents has not had even an attept on his life, along with a former female-Speaker who has a historically low approval and trust rating, and who, despite being roundly loathed by most conservatives, walked unscaythed through a TeaParty crowd with a giant gavel…both widely despised, for good reason, and yet they still live…explain that?

  • ant

    Well, besides the fact that I don't obsess over unimportant media/ pop topic distractions from 20 years ago, I guess I should have guessed by your animosity then…so I was right, a libtard has once again reserved their hatred and disdain for a Christian, I thought you might have gotten off track there for a second and started hating on some other religion, you might have had to turn in your liberal 'Muslim kneepads' for that infraction.

  • nat

    You're a moron.

  • docjohndenver

    Thanks, double, I read the entire article. The bottom line is that the Republicans did substantially better overall, and you know it. The left has to parse things (like the president's record) because they cannot allow the facts to stand on their own. There is a significant difference between Democrats and Republicans. You brought up the ridiculous assertion that we are misinformed and you were then easily proven wrong, but you cannot even man up and say you were wrong. The good new is we can all read and see the truth for ourselves.

  • docjohndenver

    double, I don't have the heart to go to this indignity with you, but believe me: there are volumes of police reports of inner city people who vote consistently liberal that kill each other, including children. Once again, you have used an anecdote to paint with a wide brush. At some point you should give us some of the great things this administration has done (we know, they killed bin Laden using information gotten through rendition, waterboarding that they were against) and why we shouldn't just laugh at this incapable arrogant divider. I am appalled at how he has become such a little, mean guy but I guess this is what happens when your record is abysmal.

  • ant

    The violence being reported daily? Examples please of this daily right-wing extremists violence. Or are you referring to Occupy, black on white crime, illegal alien crime, muslim attrocities?

  • nat

    yes, let's talk about misinformed. Dem. Pete Stark thinks Solyndra makes automobiles. Rachel Maddow thinks Republicans are having gays killed in Uganda. Obama says Ryan's Budget (wow, somebody actually wrote one!) reduces Medicare ( it actually raises it over seven years) and if taken to some illogical extent, increase student loans (which it does not, but that is Obama's 'victim pandering' flavor of the moment…..the Great Uniter (snort)). Pelosi thinks the Catholic Church has been arguing abortion for over 2,000 years. They all think you can borrow and spend your way out of debt. Wasserman-Bowwow-Schultz calls the Repubs budget the 'Romney Plan'…gee, did he get elected to Congress when I wasn't looking…

    Just a few examples…so keep talking 'misinformed'.

  • nat

    You realize how pathetic you are? You're going to politicize and smear everyone conservative with the broad brush of a tragedy that you obviously find snark-worthy. Typical libtard…you're all despiucable a**holes..every last one of ya. And you can all go F#@* yourselves with a rake for all I care. What causes what starts as a normal child to grow up to be such a liberal douchebag?

  • nat

    By your standard then Trayvon Martin was completely joke-worthy, the passion of Saint Skittles. Just another worthless, shiftless, lib probably destined for a life of crime, rape, robbery, voting for nothing but black Democrats and selling crack from his section 8 housing with his gold teeth and his hoodie and his ten 'baby mamas'…glad he's dead. He would have contributed nothing to society. Hooray for 'white hispanics' one less a**hole contributing to the tired, lame rap culture that should have ended 15 years ago.

  • ant

    Yeah, it's all propaganda..not like we have actual video of these jack-asses actually saying it…pathetic. I guess we'll have to wait until Al Gore and the govern ment invent the internet, then we'll have proof..Hahahahahahahahah!

    • docjohndenver

      ant, these guys are worried about "corporate takeovers" (that is economic power in the hands of brilliant businessmen) but do not care about government takeovers (power in the hands of do-nothing idiot academics). It really is perplexing, isn't it? Aren't we supposed to want business to do well? I don't get it. I guess we should all work for the gubmint.

  • nat

    Exactly, that's how I feel when I hear the "war on women", etc., too!

  • ant

    Obama at the White House Correspondents Dinner, an elitist group of circle-jerkers congratulating each other on how well they can hide the truth from the People…but you already knew that didn't you? "People say I blame Bush too much for our problems..but we must remember we are merely extending the Bush doctrine of blaming others for his problems.." or some such BS. No. 1, examples please, oh great dog-muncher, of Bush blaming others at nearly half the rate your sorry, incompetent, Marxist, perpetual golfing ass has…No. 2 the Won is so lame he even blames his Bush-blaming on Bush…sad…so very sad…Hahahahahahahah….

    P.S. ***** you too, double dic-k

    • docjohndenver

      ant, "oh great dog-muncher" is another classic that will someday make the ANT BOOK OF QUOTES. LMBO.

  • nat

    Better call your friends….you're gonna need 'em. Tell the lilly-white, pony-tailed ones that screw college girls by being 'sensitive' to stay home though…heck, they won't show anyway, unless they got guns and bricks and numbers on their side..you do know how to count numbers, right? Your messiah sure doesn't….I know libtards too well.

  • ant

    No, but I think Trayvon "Saint Skittles" Martin did.

  • tan

    Meet you on the street? Is that where you ended up living as a result of Obumbler and the Dims policies? You're not the only one….there is another 4,000 or so homeless children thanks to the messiah and Pelosi's 'compassion-filled' politics…and from the media on that?…crickets.

  • docjohndenver

    Yes the Rockies need pitching help but I love them anyway. And my comment above was awesome (deleted again but I just want you to know I would have Rx'd some silvadene for the burn it would have given you.) Please keep working your son toward our starting staff here in Colorado. The geniuses in this organization just don't understand pitching.

  • docjohndenver

    I know. The Rocks need to host the Toledo MudHens for a few series' to get their mojo back.

  • docjohndenver

    Gosh, double, I can see why you're leaving for a while, what with all the negativity here. Good Lord. We really are going to miss the positivity you bring to the website. Why what will we do without all the ******'s? You have no desire to deal with Obama's desultory record so you just call names and pat yourself on the back for being another elitist know it all. The people in the inner city that I talk to all day long don't need your kind of help or Obama's. They need the message that real life is gotten only by hard work and moral living. I am glad you apparently have done well, but nobody is helped by what you're selling to today's youth. That I know.