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Is Conservative Friend an Oxymoron

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Missouri Senate-Rape Comments

Todd Akin made an amazingly stupid and insensitive comment of Biden proportions, and the Conservatives proved to be sanctimonious spineless wimps in their handling of Akin’s mistake. Conservatives are constantly at the ready to jettison members of the team. Why? Because we believe it proves that we have principles. Actually it proves quite the opposite.

Whether it’s Larry Craig toe-tapping in a public restroom or Mark Sanford playing slap and tickle with a mistress in Argentina, you can bet that the minute a Republican’s mistake is made public, his peers will abandon him like a black man’s chaperone at a KKK rally. What’s worse, Republicans seem to take pride in doing so, as if they get some sort of kudos for being so sacrosanct.

I will hand it to the God-hating, America-loathing Left in that they are accepting of their mistakes. So what you’re a crackhead running a major metropolitan area, and you are caught in an FBI sting operation. For the Left, you deserve to serve 3 terms…as Mayor, not in jail?! As blacks in DC said of Marion Barry, “Everybody deserves another chance.” And another, and another.

If you believe that Guam will tip over, the Left chalks it up to bad medication…ok drugs. The Left essentially said of Hank Johnson, “No harm no foul,” and Johnson was overwhelmingly re-elected.

Bill Clinton had a long-term affair with an intern, lied about it to Congress, redefined “sexual relations,” and the Left made him the most popular president since JFK. “It’s his personal life.”

Remember Republican Senator Trent Lott? He said kind words (at a party) about Strom Thurmond, and he was unceremoniously kicked out of the Senate by Republicans. But Democrats can praise KKK member Senator Robert Byrd with impunity.

Akin? Well he made an inane comment about rape and how the woman’s body shuts down during the act, and all hell broke loose.  Akin’s comment apparently gave Liberal women proof that Republicans and Conservatives are “anti-woman.”

In point of fact, the comment only showcased that Akin would have been a bad gynecologist. But you’d think it was discovered that Aiken had been a serial rapist for decades, targeting nuns, widows and orphans.

Given the Republican response, who on Gore’s Green Earth would want a Republican as a friend? Would you want a friend who is waiting to reject you when, repeat when you make a mistake? I want friends who will bail me out of jail, if there is a fight, they don’t ask questions, and just start swinging. More importantly, when I make a mistake, I want my friends to stand by me, and not wait to pounce when I misspeak!

I warn Liberals all the time, that “He who lives in a glass house should watch his porn in the basement.” But the same holds true for Conservatives.  It’s time that all these porn-watching RINOs buck up and support Akin, heretofore a friend of the Republican Party in his time of need.

We are all flawed and undeserved of the grace of God, period. I have lots of problems; some I know, and some my friends just tolerate. I have friends who have drug problems, gambling problems, and a host of other problems. The way you become friends, true friends, is when you are “known” to your friends, and not when you are hiding yourself from them.

Our biggest strength, the fact that we hold ourselves to unachievable standards is also our biggest weakness. And the Left holds this against is. The way Republicans demonstrate our humanity doesn’t make it easy for people to want to be our friends.

The bar is high for Conservatives, and rightfully so. We should strive to be better people, as that is what Conservatism is based on, as opposed to the Left’s moral relativity. However, Conservatives can and will make mistakes. The difference between us and them is that we learn not to embrace or indulge our demons.  Make no mistake about it however,  we share our demons with the Left. Welcome to the human race.

Todd Akin made a stupid comment about rape. But should a stupid comment derail a lifetime of great work? We should not allow the Left to make political fodder of a man’s life, over a silly comment. Akin represents the chance for Conservatives to show that we are flawed. Akin may also help Conservatives understand the true meaning of being a “friend.” I say it’s long overdue.

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  • Annette

    Kevin – If this were any time, other than August 2012, I would agree with you. This is, however, election season and we don't have the time needed to coddle Akin and explain his comments over and over. He's give the MSM ammunition that they will use against us to distract from Obama and we can't have that. It's a shame for Akin, but I believe he has to take one for the team as we keep our focus right now on getting rid of NObama!

    • theblacksphere

      I understand, Annette. But there comes a time to make a point, and beating McCaskill NOW is even more important. This is a "non-issue" in the scheme of things. Stupid comment, but nothing in comparison to the damage of McCaskill. When do we support people, when they are doing fine? Akin won't detract from Romney, and Conservatives need to stop trying to act perfect. We are far from it, but exponentially better than the LefTURDS.

  • Kim Shartzer

    As much as I agree with most of your views, I'm afraid I just can't support this one. I think Mr. Akins' comment was a reflection of his beliefs and not just a simple "misspeak". Conservatives would be just as hypocritical as the liberals if they condoned this by not speaking out against him. I fully understand the concepts of forgiveness and making mistakes, on this we agree. But clearly Mr. Akin neither understands or appreciates a victim of sexual assault unexpectedly discovering a few months after her attack that she is now the unwilling "mother" of a child conceived in a moment of violence, terror, shame and humiliation. The psychological impact of rape lasts a lifetime and should not be compounded with the injustice of having to carry a fetus to term, then endure labor and delivery.

    • theblacksphere

      I am not minimizing rape. Men get raped too, and supposedly is the most UNDER-reported crime. So what there is no potential for a baby, it's not simply a woman's problem.

      • ant

        Have you ever been raped, Kev?? If so, how many times Did you kinda want a baby from it so that at least a new life was produced from the act? Just wondering…

        • ant

          We all been raped, boy wonder. Raped by the Marxist mandingo Kenyan fraud. And we've all been 'punished' with the baby of Debt. Except for obama's welfare-taken, no-tax payin' base…and the mother of the dead criminal druggie punk hoodlum, Trayvon Martin…she gots herself some royalties over his rotting corpse.

    • Elizabeth

      I am a woman and I have a MAJOR problem with this comment: "The psychological impact of rape lasts a lifetime and should not be compounded with the injustice of having to carry a fetus to term, then endure labor and delivery." The real tragedy is when people tell me that I should add murder to rape. The facts say that rape is extremely traumatizing mentally, emotionally and physically. This is also true of abortions. http://www.abortionfacts.com/reardon/after_effect… http://www.abortionfacts.com/reardon/statistics.a…

      So essentially when people tell me that they are helping a woman cope with her rape by aborting her child this is a lie. The only thing that happens is you compound the problem by: A. Taking the child's life and B. adding the after effects of abortion to the after effects of rape.
      Now that sounds like a plan.

      How about killing the rapist. Or forcing him to do hard labor for the rest of his life to support the lives he has wrecked. How about his life being totally destroyed instead of the baby's?

      Kevin, I really appreciate your article. You have hit the nail on the head! Thank you!

      • Lisa

        Awesome respone Elizabeth. I like your take on this.

      • Shirley

        Really???? How do you speak for someone who has been raped? It's that individual's decision..not yours, not the government or any agency such as Planned Parenthood. Only the victim should be able to decide what's best. The consequences and the right/wrong of that decision is between that individual and GOD, the almighty. This is why I have problems with some on the right. You are suppose to be about individual rights, yet you want to force your beliefs and values on others.
        As to Akin…the fact that he could make such a statement only proves his inaptness in public speaking. It doesn't prove he's a woman hater.

  • Jaime

    Kevin,
    Not only that, the guy apologized many times and publicly acknowledged his mistake immediately.. Not found that common among dems… I want him to stand and fight the cause he is willing to take. Forget this and let the dems and mainstream do their normal cicus act and show them we can be impervious to their name calling, finger pointing and constant accusations.. We should have THICK SKIN and not this mamby pamby soft tissue… ESPECIALLY in a ground fight for control of the houses. Thanks Kevin.. Brother you are on Target..

  • PJSolarz

    Good take Kevin. I couldn't agree more. I sent a donation to Akin's campaign yesterday morning hoping he'd stay put. Allowing the GOP tp place another in his spot would have sealed the deal for Claire McCaskill. Akin is too conservative for the Republica Party, they want someone there that will vote the way they suggest.

  • Vashra Araeshkigal

    Kevin…if I'm *really* tired from being on the campaign trail and I say "I've really enjoyed my time here in Illinois" when I'm actually in Indiana…that's a mistake.

    What Aiken said was NOT a mistake.

    It was not the swapping of one word, phrase or idea for another.

    It was not the transposition of subject and object.

    It wasn't even a spoonerism.

    Nor was it a classic logical fallacy.

    What the man said, aside from being biologically ignorant, was a statement of something he clearly believed to be so. It was something the average 13 year old whose attended sex-ed classes in a Northern school could refute as false. And the greater implication of his statement was positively damning.

    You see…when you say that a woman who has been the victim of "legitimate rape" has a system in place to shut down conception…what you are also saying by default is that any woman who is pregnant wasn't *really* raped.

    We have more than enough trouble getting women and girls to come forward and report rape as it is. We don't need the waters further muddied by this sort of heartless stupidity.

    We do NOT need that kind of ignorance representing Conservatives (or anyone else) in America.

    You are 100% correct that the hypocritical Liberals are willing to allow a racist jerk like Byrd represent them because he tends to vote the way they want him to vote in most cases. They are also willing to put up with crooks like Eric Holder and pedophiles like Kevin Jennings.

    Do you *REALLY* suggest we take a page from that manual?

    —-

    Everything I ever needed to know about how Good and Evil operate I learned from an episode of the Real Ghostbusters cartoon:

    Peter Vankman: "Hey….they cheated!"
    The Umpire: "Of course they cheated. Evil cheats…it is in their nature."
    Peter Vankman: "Well two can play at that game–"
    The Umpire: "But if Good cheats, then Good becomes Evil…and Evil wins."

    • theblacksphere

      A lot of writing to avoid the topic of my blog. I SAID Akin made an absurd comment, but he is not a bad man. McCaskill is a COMPLETE idiot, and says idiotic things daily. I am not willing to throw people away over a bad statement. Akin is not a rapist. Grow the flunk up!

  • Spencer

    Actually, what Akin said was not a "mistake" as you infer what he said is what he and Paul Ryan have been saying all along. He was not suppose to bring it up at this time,

    • theblacksphere

      I don't care what the man believes about physiology or biology, because he's not applying for that position.

    • ant

      Maybe what he meant, Spencer, is if you are one of the many women raped by an illegal immigrant (aided and abedded by the Democrats refusal to enforce immigration policy)…it is not 'legitimate' rape because Illegal aliens don't have to follow the same rules and laws as the rest of us.

  • Spencer

    At a time when GOP presidential aspirant Mitt Romney wants to be talking about the economy and gearing up for his big convention next week. Now he has to deal with two hurricanes next week, Hurrican Issac which is heading for Florida and Hurricane Akin which already on shore. Akin has caused immeasurable damage because of the timing of his remarks and has made it clear that you Republicans actually do have a war on women.

    • theblacksphere

      We'll see just how immeasurable the damage is. Just say "bye bye" to Black Camelot.

  • Spencer

    He has joined another top Republican loudmouth named Rush Limbaugh in assuring that President Obama will be re-elected primarily by the huge woman vote and the minority vote as well. It "makes no biological sense" and slanders the more than 32,000 American rape victims who get pregnant each year. But Akin's isn't a fringe position in the GOP or anti-abortion movement, it's just an unpopular one that they don't want to talk about in public. Now we're talking about little else. This is the distraction that the Obama administration has been looking for and it will not go away. It will force Willard to go off message from here on out and President Obama will be able to finish what he started, thanks Congressman Akin, you just may be the Democrats most favorate Republican.

    • Vashra Araeshkigal

      With respect, Aiken's position is insane and most certainly IS a fringe position (if anyone on earth other than him even holds it).

      The position that rape victims should not be granted special access to abortion is a pretty common Conservative/Republican platform. It can be summed up in these five words: Your *baby* didn't rape you.

      The idea that rape can not or does not ever result in pregnancy is, as far as I know, the rantings of Aiken alone. I've never heard *any* other Conservative politician say it.

      I've heard some pretty ignorant things from some Conservatives.

      I've heard that "a woman can run faster with her skirt up than a man can with his pants down," implying that no one is ever "really" raped.

      I've heard, from a woman no less, that a man cannot rape his wife because it's her "duty" to put out for him.

      But I've never heard the biological absurdity that fell from Aiken's lips before.

      • theblacksphere

        I agree, the comment was absurd. But about everyone I know has said something absurd before. Doesn't negate all their good qualities.

        • Spencer

          Finally I can agree with you on something because I do find it strange that everyone is treating Akin like he is the very first politician to say something stupid. Stupid remarks have ran rampant from both of the major parties. Seems like it comes with the job sometimes.

      • Spencer

        Aiken got this nonsense from the radical anti-abortion activist Dr. John Wilke who, despite overwhelming actual statistical evidence to the contrary, claims the pregnancies from rape are “very rare”. In 2007, Wilke praised Romney as the “the only candidate who can lead our pro-life and pro-family conservative movement to victory”. Mitt Romney is happy to have the support from a man who now may be indirectly responsible for Romney losing the 2012 election to President Obama due to the bigoted remarks from Aiken and his kind to include Paul Ryan.

  • jj solari

    conservatives have government as their god. the idea that a candidate is a person first and a candidate second – or last in my universe – is something conservatives cannot fathom. conservatism is a bizarre pagan religion claiming to be christian and if you sin you are cast out. sinning is redefined day to day moment to moment by the press reaction to an utterance. the press become the innards of pigeons or the leaves at the bottom of a teacup. so its not surprising akin was cast beyond the walls and the gate closed. of course one of the requirements to being a conservative is that you park your brain at the curb and toss away all the science books. which akin of course did. so he is not a total heretic.

    • Spencer

      The problem with Conservatives is conservatism, they fail to understand that replacing the government with free-market forces simply hasn't worked in practice and never will. The probem with Conservatives is not idealogy it's their need to lie, Akin revealed exactly what the GOP has been thinking all along and now they are angry with him because he exposed the entire Republican party in their fight against women's rights.

      • theblacksphere

        What a moron you are. Akin doesn't speak for the entire GOP. Women have rights, and don't try to spin it.

        • Spencer

          Kevin, a CNN Poll was just taken and the question was, "Will Akin's statement hurt the GOP?" The results were: 89% Yes and 11% No, November is still a long time away, but the fact that Paul Ryan and Todd Akin were regular partners and co-sponsors of extraordinarily tough and restrictive anti-abortion bills will make it tougher for Republicans to expand their vote beyond the base. Todd Akin does not speak for the entire GOP but you are intelligent enough to know that most people will believe he does.

    • Vashra Araeshkigal

      This from a member of the party who clings to men like Senator Byrd, who turned Clinton's infidelity into a media circus and gave him a free pass for his actions, who slither into partnership with men like William Ayers….

      Yeah…it's the *Conservatives* who are all about Big Government(tm).

      Earth is full.
      Go home.

      • Spencer

        We could go back and forth about the ills of either party, of course the Democratic is not perfect. In fact America's two party system sucks and I believe that we need people in power who don't march in lock-step with either party but this is easier said than done. However, to me the Democrats are lesser of two evils because Republicans want to gut entitlement spending (pensions, welfare, Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security), which together accounts for a whopping $2.2 trillion in spending. And this would utterly destroy America.

    • ant

      Spoken like a true ignoramus. Unless I'm misunderstanding you..you may want to use the term 'Republican' as the party, rather than conservative.
      "..conservatism is a bizarre pagan religion claiming to be christian and if you sin you are cast out. sinning is redefined day to day moment to moment by the press reaction to an utterance." You actually make Kevin's case for him there…think about it. But by the same token, the reason the wolves have turned on him is because, in part, the left will hold ALL of conservatism accountable for this one man's words…that is, truly, passing condemnation. And it is a favorite past time of the left…casting the first stone, and the second, and the third…

  • Spencer

    Romney is now forced to speak on a subject that up until now he managed to avoid, he at one time was for abortion rights totally on the opoosite side of his extremely Conservative running mate. Both the Moderate and Conservative Republicans are watching and he has to keep them all happy, I don't envy him in the least. Should he stand with his Conservative base and risk insulting the Moderates of which he is a member? Wow!! I bet President Obama is bringing out the champagne glasses at this very moment.

    • Meshuggahboy

      Funny how you have so much to say today, paragraph after paragraph – and yet you still can't list anything good about Obama. This will be a non-issue by the end of the week, and you parasites will be on the run again because Obama's a joke.

      • Spencer

        I don't have prove a damn thing to you concerning President Obama. If you want a list of anything go ask Romney to list his tax returns for the past 10 years. That's the problem with you people, First you wanted his birth certificate and then you want his college tanscript. No other president in the history of America has been treated like he has. Damn you and all the rest the racist bigots on this site. President Obama is already in the White House and Romney wants to be so let him prove why he should be there you low life piece of trailer trash.

        • Meshuggahboy

          And there's the race card again – keep doing it, no one cares anymore. How do you know I'm not black, did I say I was white? I don't live in a trailer, and I sure as hell don't occupy the welfare rolls like a typical Obama supporter, probably including you.

          I'm enjoying your desperation, I hope it hurts. You deserve it for trying to ruin the country for your own benefit.

          • Spencer

            Your father should have flushed you down the toilet when he had the chance, and hell yea I'll use the so-called "race card" when approached by a low-life bigot such as yourself. I don't have anything against you for being black or white, my problem with you is that you are obviously a damn idiot and that's what causes the "desperation" your perverted @#%& seems to enjoy.

          • Meshuggahboy

            In other words, all you have left is name-calling because you can't refute anything I said. The only thing being flushed is your precious commie parasite Obama in a couple months. It's going to be awesome watching morons like you burn down your own neighborhoods again.

          • Spencer

            Well after being called a "parasite" by YOU I will concede that I did in fact lower myself down to your level for a brief moment. But how can I refute anything you said when the only thing I can see from you is complete garbage? Maybe if you could give me something to work with? I don't really want to go back and forth with idiots such as yourself I'll be too busy voting for Obama.Our country couldn't risk being BUSHwhacked again.I wonder if Romney has his new mansion in La Jolla with his car elevator done yet? Obama 2012!!!

          • Meshuggahboy

            You want something to work with? Like I said, how about listing anything good that Obama's done in the last few years.

            By the way, at least Romney pays for his belongings with his own money. You should at least try to conceal your envy a little better. I guess having Spread-the-Wealth Hussein in office takes away any shame that you might have felt if you had any standards. An Obama supporter like JayZ owning cars that cost millions of dollars each doesn't bother you in the slightest, does it? Obama and his worthless wife rape the taxpayers like lottery winners, but of course that doesn't matter, does it?

          • Captin Jack

            Perhaps?

          • Captin Jack

            What happens if R&R (Ridiculous & Repugnant) wins and the economy continues on its downward spiral.

          • Meshuggahboy

            Downward spiral? Didn't Obama say that the private sector is "doing fine", or are you admitting that he's full of crap?

            I'll take a chance on Romney any day over a guaranteed continued downward spiral under Obama.

          • ant

            What happens if Obongo wins and every facet of the entire Country continues on its downward spiral? What amazes me about this President is that the first and lasting casualty of his 'reign' has been truth. You can't 'fix' or govern anything until you speak the truth….but all he does is lie.

      • theblacksphere

        Great point, Messuggahboy!

        • Spencer

          Kevin! Wow what an honor.

        • Spencer

          I'm surprised you haven't placed ban on me by now, thanks for the extra time.

          • Tupelo

            Little bald Mussolini can't block you if you use an anonymous IP address. He has "blocked" me a hundred times now and I keep coming back and laughing at his sawed off bald fascist ass… LOfreakinL

          • ant

            And most of your comments have always accused Kevin of being a paid tool of the GOP..and yet here he is, again, bucking the traditional meme or rally of the GOP establishment. I don't know about you, but usually whoever signs your paycheck is never too happy with constant rebellion to your ideas…….or maybe it's a great big trick on Kevin's part, huh? You better get to the bottom of it, Lex Luthor, the whole Country hangs in the balance.

        • Spencer

          What point Kevin? This idiot ddn't say anything with substande, he sounds more like a dumb kid at a high school football game than anything else. Don't lower your great intelligence by complimenting this dumb ass when you know he has an IQ of 86 or lower.

        • Captain Jack

          The Republican Party had a great run between the Peanut man and HIllary's man, yet the deficit continued to grow. Eight years of GW and the deficit ballooned some more. Hint: You can play musical chair with the houe, senate, and white house all you want and the deficit will continue to balloon. The federal reserve has its claws in this nation and the standard of living will continue to decrease for the masses until America is nothing more than a third world nation over run by Illegals and Wal-Mart Supercenters.

    • theblacksphere

      If Obama is lifting champagne glasses, he stealing them from the White House.

    • ant

      Umm..I don't think Obama needs an excuse to break out the champagne… or the caviar, or the sushi, or lobster, or Air Force One, or….hell, he ain't paying for it. They might as well live high on the hog now before they're sent back to Chicago. It takes more than a slobbering, adoring media and the deception of creating a few hundred thousand fake, non-existent twitter followers to win an election. Unless of course ACORN has all those fake names lined up on the voter rosters.

  • blknred

    To me this is probably the most important post I"ve seen on your site. Thank you for shedding light on something that we conseratives need to address. Are we so driven for the " perfect convervative " that we will give up the race over this? Even if what he said is as outrageous as it is being portrayed, does the stain on our party out weigh the stain on our country when we allow liberals to win?

    • theblacksphere

      Thanks for noticing the meat of this post!

  • Jeffro1969

    Am I the only one who remembers when radical feminists tried to tell us that ALL sex is rape? That "consensual sex" is a myth? Or that at one point in time the word "rape" was extended to include feelings of regret AFTER the fact? Or that there have been several infamous cases of FAKE rape allegations that made the national news? Put into that context "legitimate" rape makes more sense, although it was certainly a tragic poor choice of words.

    The bit about a rape victim's body somehow shutting down and rejecting the rapist's DNA is absurd. However, none of this takes away from his main point, which is strongly pro-Life. It is up to the voters in Missiouri to decide.

    • theblacksphere

      Excellent points, Jeffro. The idea that this statement is a statement against women is even more absurd than Akin's statement. BTW, McCaskill is anti-AMERICAN!

  • ant

    Don't forget about Ted 'waitress sandwich' Kennedy. The man's a saint in their eyes. And Charlie 'what taxes?' Rangel.

  • ant

    Still waiting for Herman Cain's criminal case in light of those sexual misconduct charges…. I'm surprised they haven't dug up any woman that felt molested when Ryan said something like, "Good morning" or " I like your hair".

    • theblacksphere

      Exactly ant, nothing on those "cases."

  • Spencer

    Akin's statement was both factually inaccurate and horribly offensive; both Romney and Ryan tried to distance themselves from the remark — but the fact is they're in lockstep with Akin on the major women's health issues of our time. Just last year, Paul Ryan joined Todd Akin and more than 200 other Republicans in co-sponsoring legislation that would have narrowed the definition of rape, limiting which victims of rape were "legitimate" enough to receive financial assistance for access to abortion care. This is one reason why President Obama will be re-elected.

  • Yngblkcons

    The Republican Party is a political party seeking to win seats in order to carry out its agenda, it isn't a social club. Akin offered the most ignorant and offensive defense of his widely held pro-life stance that it was possible to make. If he wasn't a longstanding Republican, I'd suspect he was a trojan horse, as it is I have to conclude he is merely a useful idiot.

    His opponent Claire McCaskill spent $1,700,000 promoting his candidacy during the Republican primary because she believes that Akin is her only hope of retaining her seat. And that is why she has condemned his remarks but has also encouraged him to stay in the race.

    Its worth keeping in mind that if Akin had resigned before 5 PM Tuesday he could have been replaced with a stronger candidate, but instead he decided to continue. Funny that.

  • Guest Woman

    As a WOMAN……..and a MOTHER of WOMEN…. sometimes it is just better for MEN to stop all the rhetoric about women and their bodies and legitimacy of this or that……. however, with that said….Mr. Akin really should – at this time- make a Sincere apology….. and yeah, maybe step out of the limelight at this time. As for the Republican party running like a kid with a match from a gasoline fire – ehhh, I don't know yet how I "feel" about their reactions… I do KNOW that the Democrats are making a heyday out of this while trying to deflect from their own stupid comments. Such is politics. I have my own personal views on abortion vs no abortion…….. and it all base on MY beliefs of when or what or who and why . So much ado about people's BASIC instincts……and the misuse of those said instincts. Every day in some capacity people are misusing and abusing and it hits the papers. Sad, really, don't you think?

    • ant

      GW, I would say the same thing to you as I would Kim up above. beware the 'thumbs up, thumbs down' rating system. Every opinion is appreciated, and I fear they are being messed with by trolls in an effort to make us all look 'intolerant' of others' thoughtful opinions.

      • Guest Woman

        ha ha ha………. what thumbs up or down ? I don't look for thumbs.

        List of Obama's good deeds:

  • Spencer

    I happened on to a great article about your host Kevin Jackson, and for those of you who missed it here in is:

    http://theinsanityreport.com/home/index.php/2010/…

    It explains what the black community thinks of him and why he loves you Conservative white folk so very very much. Enjoy!

    • Meshuggahboy

      It sure does explain it – it's black racism, something that's rampant that you'll never admit exists.

      • Spencer

        Are you really that stupid? Are you saying that the writer of this great article is somehow racist against your boy Kevin Jackson. What is it black on black hate which equals to racism? You are an idiot from idiotsville aren't you? He is merely saying that whites love self-hating Negroes like Kevin Jackson that's all and it's true. And I will admit that there are black racist, but they didn't start out that way.

        • Spencer

          Oh I forgot, you probably try to imagine Jackson as a white man so you somehow accept him. You people are so ignorant and out of touch it makes me sick just to think that are people like you in the world.

        • ant

          How does being a black man with conservative values make one a 'self-hating' Negro?…Please explain…..

          • Spencer

            I'm glad you asked, there is absolutely nothing wrong with any man or woman of any color having what you refer to as "conservative values" in fact I think of myself as a social conservative in that I am strongly against abortion and same sex marriage. However, my problem with KJ is his obvious hatred for his own people. He is willing to allow himself to be used by the tea party in general to absolve any and all white racist bigots of their racist behavior both past and present.

          • Spencer

            Not all black Republicans who hold "conservative values" fall into the self-hatred category that KJ finds himself in today. These men and women would not find an excuse for an angry white crowd much like in the days of ol' Jim Crow spitting at a civil rights legend like John Lewis but your Kevin Jackson sure did. Tell me something ant, is Kevin allowed to eat at your dinner table? Would it be okay with you if he should ask for your daughter or some other female member of your family to marry him? Answer truthfully, don't for those "conservative values" of yours.

          • Spencer

            How do I define Kevin Jackson? He is not what you believe, he is not the "black man with conservative values" that he so desperately wants you to think of him as. Not at all, Kevin Jackson is a colored man (he doesn't deserve to be called black) who will do and say anything to stay in good standing with "the white man" including betray his own people. You people seem to love black sell outs like him and you will defend him because he makes you feel good about your hateful selves. I hope this helps with your inquiry.

          • ant

            You describe us here as 'hateful'..but you come HERE to make sure we all know what you think of us. I don't go to idiot leftists sites to tell them how much I hate them or because I get some pleasure, as you must, in casting disparaging remarks and vitriol at them. Apparently, expressing your bitterness and contempt at Kevin and the commenters here gives you some sense of satisfaction…so who's the real hater?….and.don't even think you're just harmlesly trying to 'educate' us here. For one, you know that's not going to happen. I'm not going to go from being an ideological leftard in my youth, to a conservative, to regressing back to a leftard because of anything you have to say. I can see and hear the left for myself…that's why I abandoned their retarded cult.

          • ant

            I appreciate your responding. Most liberals or Obama fans are the 'hit and run' type. So, thanks for that. But I have some responses of my own.
            First, of all, John Lewis did NOT get spat upon or called 'Nigger' or anything else by the TeaParty crowd that I assume you are referring to…that is a whopper of a damn lie (The fact that the much-loathed Pelosi would arrogantly walk through that crowd with an over-sized gavel and not get punched square in her ugly face, stands alone, as to the civility of that crowd…MUCH more civil than their own 'representatives' have been to them.) So don't go there,…you're just repeating a G-damned lie.

          • ant

            Secondly, speaking of Pelosi…I despise her…along with most idiot Marxist, nanny-government libtards…including Bloomberg, Boxer, Kerry, Graham, and many others..others that all happen to be white. Does that mean I have 'hatred for my own people',,does that mean I hate whites? No, it means I hate libtards…why does Kevin get held to a different standard? He can't hate liberal idiots for being liberal idiots if they are the same shade as his own skin? That sounds like racism to me.
            Thirdly, Kevin is welcome in my home and my table any time…if he wanted to marry my single sister, I'd be the first to hug them both. You…on the other hand… would be welcome to socialize at my place. I'm not afraid of debate, it would certainly end with you storming out in a huff, I'm sure….but I doubt I'd be throwing a batchelor party or acting as usher to welcome you to the family.

          • Spencer

            You really sound like a very intelligent person, but please don't drink the kool-aid that the Uncle Tom Kevin Jackson is trying to give you. You asked me a question, remember this," How does being a black man with conservative values make one a 'self-hating' Negro?…" You even said, "Please explain….." and when I give my explaination you start ranting and raving all over this place. Typical Republican I guess. Next time you ask me to explain my viewpoint I'll just ignore it.

          • ant

            Translation; 'I'm here to enlighten you'.
            You didn't explain, you simply accuse Kevin of hating his own race for disagreeing with libtard philosophy. If that's the case than the author of the article you linked is 'attacking his own race'. If that's the case, as I've tried to explain, the fact that I think liberals are moronic makes me a 'self-hating caucasian'. Unless, of course, you believe Kevin 'owes' the Democrat Party loyalty due to the racism and injustices of the past….but, nah, that would be voluntary slavery.

        • Meshuggahboy

          No, I'm saying that the idiot that wrote the entire article with a mindset of black vs white and isn't capable of just seeing anyone as just a person. I'm sure it's something that you're very familiar with.

          • Spencer

            No son, he wrote the article specifically with that sell out Negro in mind.

    • chocolategirl

      I wouldn't call that "article" an article, more in the line of a hateful, gramatically challanged, racist blog.

      • Spencer

        Hateful? Have you taken the time to read what Kevin Jackson has said about his own race? Please don't tell me that Uncle Tom is being joined by Aunt Jemima I can't take anymore of these self-hating Negroes!!!

        • Yngblkcons

          So go away. You are clearly offended by black conservatism so this is a website which isn't going to give you any joy.

          I don't always see eye to eye with Kevin Jackson, but his point that presidents get mocked and make the subjects of bizarre, often offensive conspiracy theories is a perfectly valid one. Jump into politics, half the country will dislike you if not hate you. Its sad and ugly, but its par for the course.

          I'm not saying that racists aren't among Obama's opponents (of course they are), my point is that most of his opponents are motivated by politics. Remember the protests which killed Clinton's healthcare proposal before it was born or the protests against Bush's proposed immigration reform? The overwhelming majority of Americans care more about idealogy than race (people who despise Obama love Allen West and vice versa).

          Its also worth noting that Obama got a bigger chunk of the white vote then Clinton, Gore or Kerry.
          http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/03/us/politics/03c…

  • http://beyond-the-political-spectrum.blogspot.com/ Beyond-The-Spectrum

    Reading these comments (and responses), I'm starting to think you ideological types are bound by your
    allegiance to your political party rather than reality. You can spin this any way your blinders allow you to, but the Republicans are throwing Akin under the bus.
    http://beyond-the-political-spectrum.blogspot.com…
    My recent post Seven Simple Questions for Republicans Abandoning Akin

    • Spencer

      Actually you are correct, Akin is in fact being thrown under the bus, what he stated although uncalled for was not as bad as Rush Limbaugh openly refering to Sandra Fluke as a "whore". Yet Limbaugh was as usual given a pass. I know Limbaugh holds no political office but he was not even corrected by the party bosses in fact they appeared to be afraid of Limbaugh for some strange reason Limbugh even boasted that if HE gave the order Akin would immediately withdraw. What Limbaugh said is just as harmful if not more harmful to Romney's bid for the presidency.

      • chocolategirl

        Rush Limbaugh can say anything he wants. This is still a "free" country, for now. However, I do believe he called Fluke a "slut" and he DID NOT get a pass, the left attacked him with a vengeance! Get your facts straight!

      • ant

        Fluke is a whore. And by your standards I expect every ridiculous, stupid, offensive thing I ever hear on ABC,CNN, MSNBC, NPR, etc., etc., to be immediately brought up and denounced by President Obama, otherwise, I'll consider him complicit. Boy, for a group that's been complaining lately about the need to 'streamline' government action, law- making, and policy…you're all pretty fond of bogging everything down with petty nonsense. Hey, Washington!…Spencer says, don't waste time writing budgets…comment on the things said by talk-show hosts. the important stuff! Do liberals ever NOT contradict themselves….ever

  • jj solari

    Ya know; ya don't support a moron just because it finally gets out and becomes very clear to everyone that he actually is a moron. Akin should have been kicked out the door as soon as he registered to vote. On the other hand, neither Akin or the Republicans or the Conservatives seem to be able to say to the press – which is feared by all candidates and public figures because no one can see through them and all have declared them the arbiters of morality and right and wrong and all justice and fair play must pass through their hands for the sacred nod of blessing – no one has said to the Press "who cares what he said. if you didnt want stupid you wouldnt be voting. of course he's an idiot. what congressman isnt?" but i guess responses are not in the Republican playbook. Just cowardice.

  • ProudDad

    Today I stood with my son and the color guard at a local military academy day for high schoolers and recited the pledge of allegiance. As we ended with"…with liberty and justice for all." it hit me like a ton of bricks how vile and disgusting God's Own Party has become. We recruit youngsters to defend our country and it's creed and meanwhile the flag waving, uber-patriotic Rethugs set about disenfranchising voters, thus depriving them of the bedrock of liberty and justice. All of ant's moronic ravings and Kevin's LOLs can't hide this fact.

    • ant

      Every vote cast more than once by someone (ahem..cough!…ranking NAACP member voting ten times)..or cast by the dead or illegal alien disenfranchises the living eligible, law-abiding voter. Which is worse, providing an ID or having to pass the gauntlet of billy-club wielding Black Panthers? We know which one the Obama regime has no problem with.

    • ant

      BTW, since you are so appreciative of military service, and rightfully so…perhaps you should send some messages to your Democrat heroes, imploring them to, maybe, try to, if they please, send our troops their voting ballots ON TIME for once. Democrats…the one party intent on disenfranchising those who actually fight for this country every election cycle.

    • blknred

      I'll give your disenfranchisement argument some consideration when I hear the same argument used against alcohol / tobacco ID laws.

  • Jim

    Akin made a comment that out of touch people make.

  • Spencer

    Wow another stupid comment made by a Republican. Pennsylvania Senate candidate Tom Smith (R) stirred up further controversy by comparing a pregnancy caused by rape to "having a baby out of wedlock." This should really help women better understand what Mitt Romney and the Republican party is all about. Rich white men dictating what they think is best for women, maybe Willard should have picked a woman for his VP instead of old cryin' Ryan.

    • conservative4life

      Hey Spencer, he must have been talking about liberal women because conservative women were brought up to stay in their place as woman and a child-bearer, they would never have a child out of wedlock because it would dishonor their family. They are more lady-like and not prone to burn their bras like women of the Democratic party. That's why rape is not an issue with them.

      • Spencer

        This is the Republican Party. Tom Smith is not the exception, nor is Todd Akin. They're the rule. Romney chose their conservative leader by proxy to serve as his VP, that and the comments from their subordinates just might cause their defeat in November. Obama 2012!!!

        • Meshuggahboy

          Nice try. You can pretend that this is the biggest issue of the election all you want, but all you're doing is fooling yourself. Either that, or you're intentionally distracting from the issues that are going to get Obama the beating of a lifetime. Care to talk about the economy (without blaming Bush) or the national debt?

          • ant

            Nah, last thing they wanna do is talk about America's serial rape and abuse at the hands of Obama. Consider November 6th a 'restraining order'.

          • Spencer

            It's impossible to discuss the economy without mentioning Bush's name President Obama inherited his mess, The Republican Party is extremely corrupt. A victory in the 2012 general election for the Republicans would mean that America will go further into debt and be destroyed economically. The Republican Party’s bad and irresponsible policies are to blame for the bad US economy and not Barack Obama.

          • Spencer

            Thank goodness that most Americans believe and will illustrate on November 6th that President Obama is our best opportunity to a great nation. If you do the research you will discover that Romney will in fact lose by electorial votes even if he wins all eight toss up states. I am so sorry I had to ruin your day, please believe me I am being sincere.

          • Meshuggahboy

            Thanks to the left's selective hearing, you never noticed that those of us on the right were displeased with how the debt increased during Bush's last few years, even though it surely wasn't a coincidence that it went up more and more after the 2006 elections when the Dems took control of Congress. But unlike the left, I'm willing to say that the buck stops with the President.

            You're obviously either on some serious drugs or just lying – Obama TRIPLES the deficit, and you say that if Romney wins the country will go further into debt? What a joke. Just keep it up – this isn't 2008 anymore and it's just going to backfire this time. Repeating the same lie over and over again isn't going to make it look like the truth anymore.

          • Spencer

            Romney & Ryan will not win, if you face this truth now it will not be so difficult for you on Nov. 6th, let me give you a brief example of what I am trying to say. Romney suggested that we allow the automobile go bankrupt. If we followed his suggestion instead of President Obama's there would have mass lay-offs not just with the automobile makers but with the parts industry as well. We would right now be experiencing a great depression. You should be on your knees right now thanking God for a leader such as President Obama.

          • Meshuggahboy

            Actually, if those companies were allowed to go bankrupt like they should have, the taxpayers wouldn't still be waiting for tens of billions of our dollars to be paid back, and the country wouldn't be further in debt, as you so jokingly pretend to be concerned with above. You're so used to putting yourself above the country that you don't realize that we can't afford to step in for failures just so that they have jobs that shouldn't exist anymore.

          • ant

            "…not just with the automobile makers but with the parts industry as well." Ummm…Delphi Auto parts manufacturer, dismissed by Obama and retirements reduced and denyed through his royal deeming as new owner of the auto industry and America, but who cares? They weren't Union…hence, their poor treatment…you could say Obama is actually responsible for some suicides committed by Delphi employees that found out there retirement had been considered 'fluid' by their President. I doubt they were "on their knees thanking God".

            But maybe you're right, that has to be some kind of economic genius to take a percentage of the wages of people who still have jobs and their children's future wages to prop up the jobs and wages of others and bureaucrats and union reps. So genius that it doesn't make any sense to a dope like me.

          • Spencer

            You're not a dope, I kind of think that you are a very intelligent person that has been misguided by all the lies coming out ot the Republican party. Here's some truth for you to ponder concerning Delphi Auto Parts, the decision was an independent one made by the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation and the Obama administration had nothing to do with it.

          • ant

            The decision was not an independent one…it stemmed from meetings with the Obama administration.

          • ant

            Remember GM has effectively relegated ownership to the Regime. Even the rags like the LATimes can't deny these facts. Next you'll be telling me Obama didn't cancel out shareholders proceeds and investment stakes or that he didn't close down those auto-dealers exclusively owned by registered Republicans and independents. Coincidence, I'm sure. I'm guessing you think closing down Gibson guitars until they forked over hundreds of thousands of dollars is some misconception I have as well.

    • Guest Woman

      ARe YOU a man or a woman? What are you saying to women here? We are too stupid to figure out what a man is saying ? or not saying ? Cripes.

  • Debra Carey

    http://www.cosmosmagazine.com/node/3511 That is a link to an article that says a woman's body CAN be 'choosy' about sperm. It is also a fact that after a traumatic event, a woman's body CAN shut down ovulation. Akin was not entirely wrong. And we all know that the law on statuatory rape is not concerned if it was forcible or consensual, it is called rape because of the age of the victim. The left btw…would lilke to lower the age of consent. So, does that mean that they do not think what the law calls rape, is really rape? I like that you brought up Bill Clinton, there are others; Al Franken joking about raping a reporter for one. All in all, you're correct. Conservatives threw Akin under the bus rather than defending what they stand for and what Akin proudly stands for. We showed weakness, and they're coming for the jugular now.

  • Tag

    Ann, beautiful in red, gives heart-warming speech about love—how essential it is. Cardboard cutout husband comes out. Hilariously, they have trouble finding their way off stage.

    Christie comes out, walks all over Ann's speech: "…respect more important than love…"

    Cheesy band (led by G. E. Smith, no less) plays "I Want You to Want Me" to warm up the crowd. Lyrics: "…feelin' all alone without a friend you know you feel like dyin'…"

    Rethug cheesiness, the gift that keeps on giving…

    • Meshuggahboy

      If you want to see a gift that keeps on giving, just check out Joe Biden. Obama has to hold a press conference just to confirm that he's still on the ticket because he says so many stupid things.

    • ant

      Glad that the Repubs can, at least, make you laugh….cause Obama makes a lot of people cry. Better to be cheesy than a G-damned liar and a fraud.

  • Spencer

    I have a confession to make, I have always called Kevin an Uncle Tom but I was wrong he is NOT an Uncle Tom. I have come across some insightful informantion. I actually took the time to read the story of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" I discovered that the term "Uncle Tom" is not the appropriate label for my dear friend Kevin Jackson because the character Uncle Tom was a brave man with dignity who actually cared about his race. The real culprit was another slave by the name of "Sambo" who like Kevin Jackson was totally committed to his white master and used every opportunity to bring down other blacks and/or slaves. Sambo, in many respects, was like today's black conservatives to include the host of this wonderful blog, my dear friend Kevin Jackson. Sorry Kev for mislabeling you

    • ant

      Sambo,…huh……re-arrange the letters and change the 'S' to an 'A' and what have you got? Speaking of Obama…er, SambO…dancin' for his masters…what does the 'black liberal victim society' think of their great messiah putting illegal Mexican aliens in line in front of them. Money, education, jobs…etc…..Obama finds the illegal invaders desire for these things more important than black citizens needs. He's on his knees for the Saudis and the President of Mexico…and still a majority of black Amricans are stupid enough to vote for him. THAT is the ignorance Kevin is attempting to change.

      • Spencer

        You people always manage to take a swing at President Obama regardless of the subject and I'll admit that you've gotten quite good at it. You're cute little play on words is amusing to say the least but it also demonstrates how Republicans operate. It shows where Mitt Romney got his "Etch-A-Sketch" mentality from. BTW, why did all the speakers at the RNC last night (with the exception of Ann Romney) take so long to mention Willard or Cryin' Ryan in their speech? Why did they spend more time talking about themselves? Can I suggest to you that it is possible that they like most Republicans are not overly enthused with their nominees while 80% of the Democratic base is extremely excited about re-electing President Obama. Obama 2012!!!

        • ant

          Keep telling yourself that…..;-)
          Sambo's a one-termer.

          • Spencer

            Only time will truly tell my friend, Willard has a little more than two months to become even little likeable. Actually, he has about two days when you consider the convention this week. He needs to make a memorable speech and we both know that he's no Barack Obama don't we?

          • Meshuggahboy

            "He's no Barack Obama" is actually an endorsement of Romney, now that we've discovered over the last few years what a fake, incompetent dick Obama is.

          • ant

            Obama's speeches are memorable? He can't even remember them..that's why he needs the teleprompter, son, because they are not words from his heart. They are divisive talking points that carry no weight, except for those predisposed to anger and envy. Ask yourself, in all seriousness, do you ever remember another President that has so divide the American people into the 'us and them' narrative, so encouraged an ideological warfare mentallity amongst the American people? He's supposed to be an American President….except he often sounds like some petty hack desperate to keep the one thing that matters to him….the lifestyle that his present job affords him.

          • Spencer

            When it comes to speeches, Romney is a sleeper. He has the charisma of a damp rag. He is nothing but a stooge and a puppet for the Conservative Reich-wing faction of the Republican party and this will be a major factor in his defeat come November. President Obama on the other hand will go down in history as one of the greatest orators of our time, he will join the ranks of Martin L. King and (yuk) Ronald Reagan.

          • Meshuggahboy

            In other words, you prefer lies over the truth as long as they're more exciting.

          • antdick

            THEY

            ALL

            USE

            TELEPROMPTERS

            you dumbf*ck.

          • ant

            But not all are oratory geniuses and 'the smartest person in any room'..are they? But whadda you expect? The Kenyan fraud can't write an auto-biography without help from American terrorists.

        • Guest Woman

          Because they are REPUBLICANS…….. the people of the Party Of Republicans…. and they have decided that they want Mr. Romney to head of the party…… and they know he will allow them to SUCCEED in their own areas . Duh.

      • antdick

        Aambo???

        • ant

          What part of 're-arrange' has you hung-up, boy wonder? Too much spray-paint inhaling from the Occupy vandalizing? Who'd you rape today,punk?

          • ant

            I'm raping your mind right now.

  • Lazzaro

    Hey, little bald chocolate Mussolini! Have you "banned" me yet???? LOfreakin'L!!!

    • Spencer

      Hey Lazzaro welcome abroad, I was battling with these clueless people all by myself!!!

      • ant

        I hope you're not relying on HPV virus here to help you. You see his post there^…that is the end all and be all of his contributions to these pages. You're welcoming a calvary that is the equivalent of a taunting 5 year-old who's huffed too much glue.

        • Lazzaro

          Sorry, ant-brain, I can't respond. Chocolate Mousselini has blocked me again. :D
          Spence, if I could respond, but I can't because Mousselini and his intrepid team of expert IT people have blocked me…again…, I would just point out that you will soon weary of your back and forth with what I call Kevin's Carp (ant, Meshugg, Lloyd). These are but a few of the countless troglodytes that inhabit many corners of this great but sad land. Any meaningful conversation with these sh*theads is futile. I just come here to drive little bald Mousselini crazy. Cheers!!

          P.S. to Kev's "team": f*ck you very much!

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          • ant

            See Spencer?, case in point.^^

  • Lazz

    Just saw rerun of Herman Cain on Daily Show from last night. No way Al Franken, etc., would receive such a warm welcome and so much love from the audience and host(even when Cain, a serial liar, was lying his ass off and trying to spread Rethug fabrications about welfare reform). Cain was fact checked right on the show and was proven wrong, whereupon he man enough to apologize for disseminating falsehoods.
    Another righty schooled on national TV, but shown much love by a clearly lefty audience.

    • Meshuggahboy

      "No way Al Franken would receive such a warm welcome" from an audience that you describe in the next paragraph as "clearly lefty"? Put the bong down and think about what you're saying next time.

      • Lazz

        alright, alright. I meant to continue and say that Franken, for an example, wouldn't receive that kind of warm welcome on a live righty broadcast. Made me damn proud of our team.

        • ant

          I could put Karl Rove into an audience of leftists and as long as I light up the 'APPLAUSE' sign, you'd all clap…that's just how obedient and open to suggestion you idiots are.

          • ant

            I am an Energizer Phillie tool

    • Spencer

      Herman Cain is an old player, he loves ugly white women for some strange reason. Just like with Kevin Jackson, the Tea Party loves him because he absolves them from all racist attacks they have ever made and gives them the go-ahead to continue with their ungodly need to hate all who are non-white.

      • Meshuggahboy

        We can't stand Reid or Pelosi either, how do you explain that? Are they just a really light shade of black and we didn't realize it?

        Keep on wasting your time on the race card, you're only helping your opponents. If you live anywhere near a big city, you'd be better off spending all that energy setting up a fire hose and some extinguishers so you don't end up on the street when you lose on November 6th.

      • ant

        Yeah, you think it was the TeaParty that hacked into Wikipedia to call Mia Laove a 'whore', 'Aunt Tom' (now that's clever!), and a 'house-nigger'….this is why you assholes will lose…God hates scumbags.

        • antdick

          Too many asterisks, ant-brain, can't tell what curse word you are using…

      • ant

        Hah!..I knew it was just a mater of time. Typical..all you lib trolls start off with, "I just wanna debate".."I have meaningful things to say"..and it soon disolves into 'ugly white women'.."you're racist'..la-la-la….friggin' pathetic, but not unexpected. Foaming at the mouth yet, tool?

        • ant

          Speaking of white women, my ultimate fantasy is to get between Kev and his white woman/operations manager for a little bi three-way. Yayeah!!!
          I have glued that sexy back alley glamour shot of Kev to the ceiling over my bed….

          • antdick

            Boy, you really are a Phillie tool, ant…Geezzzzz

          • ant

            Have you really,he- man? Give Barack a call…a little coke and his sphincter loosens right up, that's what I hear…explains all that bending over for America's enemies. Do you think the Saudis made him scream "Oh, Allah…don't stop!'?

            Excuse me if I don't get back to ya…some real men that don't like it up the anus are speaking at the RNC.

          • ant

            Oops, forgot about Bin Laden…and Ghadafi…and numerous dead ass Al Qaeda officers…

  • ant

    I love it! Mitt Romney, "Is it any wonder that the man (debatable) who attacks success would lead the worst economic recovery since the Great Depression?" Hahahahahha! Bye, Obama! 1 and done!
    Oh, BTW, trolls…good luck getting a Dem into the White House anytime soon….let alone one of 'African' descent. Obama has screwed it up for a black Presidency for a long time and you have noone to blame but him. Unless, of course, you don't mind the sound of 'President West'. Hahahahahhhha

  • ant

    Well, I guess I can throw out the bored out coconut and joyrag that I had ready for Kevin's speech at RNC 2012. Sadly, Kevin and I both gotta get used to what 0% African American support means to the Rethugs…
    I thought maybe I'd use my lubed up coconut while Willie Lawson interviewed Kevin on his ridiculous blog radio show, but it was impossible to keep my little soldier interested as the psychotic Marita Noon blathered on and Willie stuttered and rambled on and on and when Kev finally showed up they laughed and laughed and laughed and laughed about our fellow Americans (negroes, Kev called them) getting hit by the hurricane in Louisiana. I finally just fingered my bung hole a little bit and fell asleep.

    RollsRoyce2012!!

  • ant

    A giddy Kev, somewhat disoriented from having his head patted so many times by the fine cigar and luxury suite crowd out in Colorado, comes in at 1:47:15 on this mp3 file to laugh it up with Willie Lawson about “negro” hurricane victims, with a segue into “self inflicted” victimhood and a cute little joke about homeless blacks, perfectly displaying their Rethug bonifides:

    http://blogtalk.vo.llnwd.net/o23/show/3/450/show_…

  • ant

    Well, I guess I can throw out the bored out coconut and joyrag that I had ready for Kevin's speech at RNC 2012. Sadly, Kevin and I both gotta get used to what 0% African American support means to the Rethugs…
    I thought maybe I'd use my lubed up coconut while Willie Lawson interviewed Kevin on his ridiculous blog radio show, but it was impossible to keep my little soldier interested as the psychotic Marita Noon blathered on and Willie stuttered and rambled on and on and when Kev finally showed up they laughed and laughed and laughed and laughed about our fellow Americans (negroes, Kev called them) getting hit by the hurricane in Louisiana. I finally just fingered my bung hole a little bit and fell asleep.

    RollsRoyce2012!!

    • reAL ANT

      DNot so much hysteria, tragedy, and loss of life during this hurricane, huh? That's what happens when you have a responsible Republican Governor and not a bunch of useless hack Democrats…Nagin ran crying for to be airlifted out, Kathleen Blanco held up support from the National Guard and the Red Cross (hey, as long as she was safe…who cares? Besides what's a few dead negroes if it helps make Bush look bad?), Mary Landrieu was too busy explaining they couldn't rescue people with buses because 'They're underwater!!'…except they weren't BEFORE the hurricane,…….and of course, William Jefferson's main concern was saving his stolen money. emocrat = incompetence and corruption.

      • reAL ANT

        Sorry, people, with Kevin being upstaged by other Sambo negros, and me having to diddle my own bung hole to fall asleep, I get a little grouchy.

        a n t

        a nasty tool

      • reAL ANT

        oh…yeah…forgot about the $14 billion in levee repairs…that might've helped somewhat, I guess that probably saved a few lives…my bad……

        • reAL ANT

          Oh…you mean those levee repairs that were opposed by the libtarded 'green environmental' movement, don't you? Yep, you lefties never stop when it comes to murdering the black population in the name of ideology. The left finds ways to destroy blacks that would make the KKK and Margaret Sanger jealous. You oughtta be so proud, dip-sh*t. keep voting yourself into death and 2nd class citizenship. They just don't make 'em as stupid as you.

          • Lazz

            Braves!

          • ant

            So you're just assuming I'm black. OK. Nothing to base that on but your own racial biases, right?

          • ant

            Ah, I have assumed you are black based on past comments from you, I can hardly be faulted for that. Then again, assuming you are black is not a crime, last time I checked…unless of course that offends you…The fact that you're not would make it ever more evident that you are just a 'hater' with no vested interest in what benefits or destroys the black community. But since you're stating you're not, I see the consequences of Democrat idiot control don't matter to you as long as it's just affecting 'those people'. I guess I can assume that all the anger you demonstrated at the death of Trayvon Martin falls more under a greater hatred for Zimmerman, some sort of 'white guilt', or a man-crush and desire to have sex with a young black man.

          • ant

            Actually, now that I think about it..I have never pictured you as black. In reality, I assumed you might be, but the actual image in my head of you has always been a spoiled little white Occupeer posting from his mother's basement…while jamming out to Blink 182 and spilling Hot Pockets' juice on your Che Guevera pajamas.

      • Spencer

        reAL AT? Damn this blog is getting more and more confusing everyday. Well, when Kevin gets back from the convention he'll expose who the imposter is.

        • ant

          Don't expect too much help from Kev. Chocolate Mousselini left the convention cum drunk and staggered back to his borrowed couch, where he rested his chafed, much patted little noggin. From there he had to return home, back to the reality that he is only a pizza delivery boy, not a pizza man. He'll need a little time with his operations manager to work through all of that.

          • ant

            Gee, Lazz, you sure are fascinated by male on male sex. Just embrace your homosexuality dude, besides, it's you leftards that find it so 'tolerable' and 'normal' but here again, as usual, it's the first thing you resort to as a means of insult. Tells me alot about your side.

  • Spencer

    Wow, Clint Eastwood really screwed it up for Romney last night and Rubio seriously overshadowed Romney's lackluster speech with lies borrowed from ol' Lyin' Ryan. They should have scolded Eastwood for disrespecting the office of the president in the way he did but I have come to expect cowardice coming from Romney when he refused to place Limbaugh on blast for publicly calling a young innocent woman named Sandra Fluke a "whore". And he wants to be our president?

    • Lazzaro

      Eastwood is a perfect example of the addled, antiquated message of the party.

    • ant

      "…disrespecting the office of the president …" Now THAT's funny! What do you suggest? 5 years in the Gulag? A firing squad? What would be the penalty for those who..
      - are married but receive oral sex from a young intern in the Oval Office?
      - put their feet up on our furniture?
      - bow to foreign leaders?
      - collect info and create 'snitch' sites aimed at citizens?
      - look for 'flexibility' in a 2nd term, so they can be more brazen in trading in defense with foreign Nations?
      - sell 'sleep-overs' in the Lincoln bedroom for cash?
      - campaign from Air Force 1 and the Oval Office?

      PS…once again, Fluke IS a whore. "In a time of Universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act."

      • ant

        "I'm sure they (RNC) have, you know, some wonderful things to say about me." "They talk about me like a dog.." -Barack Hussein Obama.

        vast right wing conspiracy and American TeaParty Taliban.

    • ant

      Here, Spencer..you'll appreciate this; http://dailycaller.com/2012/08/30/sandra-fluke-ch…

      A woman going to prestigious and expensive (Catholic) law-school, who can't afford contraceptives but can fly around the country as Pelosi/Obama's bitch, who is so vocal on the issue but doesn't have the courage to debate any conservative on her stance, just a 'common folk' represented by a PR firm run by Maoist Anita Dunn….if that ain't the definition of a 'whore', I don't know what is.

  • Spencer

    Do a survey if you will, the day after the RNC what was everybody talking about? Romney's speech or Eastwood's weird skit of talking to an empty chair? I don't think this is how Romney wanted it to turn out. There was a powerful video showing Romney playing with his sons as they were growing up that the RNC could have used just prior to introducing him, but what do they do? Give a primetime spot to an old washed up spagetti western star. What a wasted moment. I am a staunch Democrat but that video of Romney as a devoted family man made me think a little different about him just think what effect it would have had on the rest of the nation.

    • ant

      "..that video of Romney as a devoted family man made me think a little different about him just think what effect it would have had on the rest of the nation."
      Uhh. yeah….except, unlike Obama syncophants, we are not enamored of bumper-sticker slogans and empty platitudes and PR veneer. Some of us are actually savvy and discerning. Some of us cannot be swayed by the crease of one's pants or the promises of hand-outs from 'the stash'.

  • ant

    This just in.
    Former Dem. hill staffer and Obama admin. official accused of drugging and raping women. http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2925370/…

    Maybe it's just me, but I find the actual act of rape a little more harmful than talking about it.

    • ant

      Maybe he just had a wide stance….or something. Did he commit these acts in the airport men's room? Did he wear diapers during the commission of these acts? At any rate, he is not a sitting Congressman, right? So he didn't just disappear, claiming to be on a hike, without his constituency knowing where he was or anything?

      • ant

        Oh, I see. Liberal moral equivalence strikes again. 'Hitler killed millions…so it's okay if I rape your mother'. Don't leftists ever feel the need to kill themselves over their contradictory and twisted so-called 'logic'?

        • ant

          PS, did you see anyone here defending the public sexual escapades of those Republicans? Yet, here you are defending a possible rapist on a thread about condemning a man for 'words' just because he adheres to your same idiotic marxist religion. See the difference..you morons would defend Satan himself if he voted Democrat. F*ckin' pathetic. Keep talkin', any independent roaming these pages will see a perfect representation of the libtarded party in you. The more you talk, the more you help us. Thanks!

    • ant

      Wait a minute…..these were women, right? Not teenage boys/Congressional pages or anything….right?

      • ant

        Oh, I see, Lazz. Drugging and raping women is acceptable in your world….I could have guessed. Oh, but, unproven charges of 'harrassment' against a candidate like Herman Cain is reason for a lynchin'. Did I mention pathetic yet?

      • ant

        Hmm. yeah, soliciting sex from young male pages…which one of the two main perps was guilty Crane, the Republican or Studds, the Democrat? I'm thinking you have an excuse for Studds.

      • ant

        Tolerance, Lazz, tolerance. You're violating the leftist principle of celebrating debauchery and perversity. Keep it up, and you'll be guilty of mind-crimes.

  • HeddHunter

    The fact of the matter Kevin, this is a matter of politics, not friendship. If you are some one running for office, you should not be making mistakes like this. If you do, you should not be running in the political races. I wouldn't vote for him. If he was my friend, it wouldn't make a difference in my relationship with him of how I would treat him, but I would necessarily want him representing me. My best friend is a liberal democrat, I would do anything for, but I would never vote for him, because he does not represent me. Akin's statement on a national show during a very crucial election only shows that he shouldn't be in politics.

  • Thomas Joseph

    Has anyone been around the abortion argument as long as Todd Akin and I have? Thirty years ago there were many civilized discussions around this very issue. It didn't get any politicians in trouble back then. Of course, the ensuing decades have brought into question some of the faulty studies used to make this argument back then, and Akin really made a horrible mistake by suddenly taking a trip back to the early 80's when this question was on the table. However, the fact remains that "abortion in the case of rape and inscest" remains the loophole that saved the pro death supporters during the 1980's. The only reason the question of rape came into play is because conservatives of the day were grasping at straws instead of facing the morality of the issue straight up. As for "straight up," Akin is an honest supporter of life in ALL circumstances, and that's really the ground upon which he should have stood in the interview. As for the Republicans, when they gave up on Akin, they gave up on the race. Even so, this is still a winnable race, and I'd like to see the big whig Republicans get a slap in the face if and when Akin wins.

  • http://twitter.com/USpace123 @USpace123

    On this issue Todd Akin is an absolute idiot, a total fool to be sure. But this of course does not make him wrong on many of the other conservative positions that the rest of us conservatives agree with. Is jettisoning Akin for being an idiot on a single issue worth the chance of losing the Senate for the GOP or losing Missouri to Obama? Of course not!

  • http://twitter.com/USpace123 @USpace123

    Great article, but I really don't appreciate my past comment being deleted, especially when I agree with the poster, and most especially on a conservative site. Deleting comments is what Libs do.
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  • http://twitter.com/USpace123 @USpace123

    I'm very sorry, Kevin. My bad, the comment I thought was deleted is on a different post. My apologies.