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The Hill reports:
A plurality of Republicans believes that President Obama was not born in the United States, according to a new poll released Thursday.
Forty-five percent of registered Republicans think Obama was born outside the U.S., 33 percent believe he was born in the U.S. and 22 percent don’t know, per the results of a CBS News/New York Times survey.
The issue of Obama’s birthplace has reemerged with Donald Trump’s flirtation with a run for the GOP nomination for president. Trump has raised questions about the validity of Obama’s birth certificate, which his campaign released in 2008 to prove that he was born in Hawaii.
Republicans worry the issue could end up hurting their party and helping Democrats. Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, a Republican, this week vetoed legislation approved by her state’s legislature that would have forced presidential candidates to prove their citizenship in order to get on the state’s ballot
Why should we believe any different until concrete proof is shown?
Illegitimate birth to a mixed-race couple; raised by rich grandparents in Hawaii to escape the race issues; Kenyan connections and adopted by an Indonesian as ‘Barry Soetoro’…
Can’t tell what’s in a pickle barrel ’til you open it, like grandpa use to say.
Smarg,
Once again the insight I get from you is stunning, thanks a lot. The workings of a simple irrational mind is laid out so bare in your series of posts that reveal the true baseness of the conservative base.
45% of GOP Voters Are Racist Assholes.
Fixed.
I love Jerry Seinfeld!!!!!!!
[blockquote]
After hearing Donald Trump’s take on the birther issue, comedian Jerry Seinfeld has canceled a Sept. 13 appearance at an event for the Eric Trump Foundation benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
The New York Post reported on Thursday that Donald Trump is fuming over the snub.
[/blockquote]
Trump reportedly penned Seinfeld a letter expressing his anger, writing, “I just learned you canceled a show for my son’s charity…because of the fact that I am being very aggressive with respect to President Obama, who is doing an absolutely terrible job as our leader.”
http://www.politico.com/click/stories/1104/jerry_seinfeld_snubs_donald_trump.html
And 100% of Obama voters are delusional parasitic crackpots.
There’s a certificate of live birth on file in Hawaii. I believe that a copy can be acquired for a fee (the fee was imposed due to the myriad requests for it from birthers). My memory is a little fuzzy on the fee issue, but it is on file.
Let me ask you this though. If I claim that whatever republican candidate comes out as the contender for the 2012 election race is in the habit of finding aborted fetuses, grilling, then eating them with a a side of euthanized puppy from the pound. Who would you believe? I have no proof that he did, but then, he likely will have no proof that he didn’t.
I call Occam’s Razor!
Close enough, but here’s a clarification in case any birthers stumble through: the Obama campaign has released the Certificate of Live Birth, which is valid to get a passport or prove your identity. Many states, including Hawaii, only release COLB’s these days. The Birth Certificate cannot legally be released, as it is property of the State of Hawaii. The government there, under both Republican and Democratic governors, has reviewed the certificate and stated its veracity.
No use in clarifying . . . birthers don’t care. They all know that, but chose to ignore it.
No doubt one of the resident birthers will jump in and astutely question why he hasn’t just released the birth cert, completely ignoring your comment. You’ll reply directly to them, exlaining all this again, perhaps even providing a link to the copies available for free on the web (like at factcheck.org).
They will not respond.
Then, next week, when another birther thread appears on FF, the same resident birther will jump in and ask the same question again, completely ignoring that it has already been asked and answered multiple times.
We do this same dance over and over around here. It’s impossible to satisfy the birthers because they don’t have any questions that they are willing to have answered. They refuse to look at the evidence in front of their face, then complain that nobody has shown them any evidence. If you are lucky, you might get one to acknowledge something you say . . . but then next week they’ll conveniently forget everything you said and they’ll go thru the same nonsense yet again. And again. And again.
Your intentions are honorable, but as the old saying goes you can lead a horse to water, you can shove their head underwater, you can beat them repeatedly . . . but you cannot make them drink if they don’t want to. Birthers absolutely refuse to even touch the glass, let alone take a sip.
‘Any nation will do’: New book reveals Barack Obama wanted to be prime minister of Indonesia at tender age of 9
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1379099/New-book-reveals-Barack-Obamas-hunger-power-began-tender-age-9.html#ixzz1KAzAJAPc
So why do the leftist loons continue to defend Barry Soetoro??
Smarg at tender age of 9 wanted to be a garbageman and he succeeded!
Anyone who sees this:
and then persists with the birther nonsense is deeply irrational.
Don’t forget racist! Watch this video and be disgusted with certain elements of this country http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77rtyQf6Hwk&feature=player_embedded The only solace is that they’re the last of a dying breed. Young conservatives are far more reasonable then these bastards pining for a time when blacks “knew their place”.
If Palin were to run will the MSM ask to see the hospital records of the birth of her retarded kid?
Since she uses him as a stage prop at some rallies, it seems a fair line to explore. Just asking.
So the birther vote WILL determine who wins the primaries 45% = landslide in a multi candidate race….Advantage Trump….
The thing is that Democrats and especially independents (not to mention reasonable, educated Republicans) are sickened by this. Winning the battle to lose the war?
No sugarcoating this one. It’s horrifying. And yet, even more than I blame the rank and file for being so gullible/racist, I blame Republican leadership for indulging and tacitly encouraging this nonsense. Every time John Boehner or Michele Bachmann sophistically claimed to “take Obama at his word,” they gave birth to a new turdclump of birthers.
Obama is hit by ‘affair’ smears following claims that attractive aide was banned by his wife
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1076695/Obama-hit-affair-smears-following-claims-attractive-aide-banned-wife.html#ixzz1KB3yGyeE
Damn! This October 2008 story might sink Senator Obama’s chances in next month’s election!
It just illustrates how the mainstream media allowed an un-vetted candidate through due to progressive bias.
Or how incredibly stupid you are. Story, page 12…
@Crime Dog:
I’ve only seen your tag recently, so if you’re new here at FF, Smarg is one of the resident trolls. He’s already been banned under a different handle. There is no use engaging with him because the only reason he is here is to be as offensive and rude as possible to upset people. Just ignore him.
“45% of GOP Voters Are Racist Assholes.”
This is a lie, of course. This is about race in some cases but not all.
Yeah, I’m sorry TRS, but it is about race. There is no reason to refuse to acknowledge Obama is as American as any of us other than the inability to see African-American’s as fully american. That the someone may say something isn’t racist doesn’t mean it isn’t. Additionally, even if you found the one guy who was birther and not racist, and could prove he wasn’t, he has to know most of his fellow birthers are and the willingness to align oneself with racists means you really don’t care, and destroys your moral credibility anyway.
See George Wallace. See communists who still supported Russia after Stalins’s crimes were discovered, see any number of rascals, rogues and adventures.
I read a very good piece in this weeks NYTimes about Ann Dunham, Obama’s mother. I recommend it. And yes, that “I want to be Prime Minister” was said by Obama as a small child, he was living in Indonesia at the time and being only 9 probably did not know the difference between the two terms. Of course, he might also have said it to be bratty since his mother had said he might one day be President (according to a friend of Ann Dunham)
In either case it is a cute thing he said and only a sick twisted freak would twist the words of a 9 year old into something conspiratorial.
When my son was 5 I asked him who was President, he said George Washington, I told him it was Obama and then he remembered, then I asked him who was VP and he said George Bush.
Now that I have recounted this story if my son were to one day be President I am sure Smarg will use this anecdote against him.
The FDA has a calculation, the percentage of insect parts and rat feces allowed in the production of food, so what is the percentage rat feces level for racist birther Republicans before your party can be called mostly, but not completely racist?
Inquiring minds want to know.
[blockquote]Insect legs in food?
i’ve heard that there are insect legs in certain foods, such as cereal and chocolate bars. what other disgusting things are in what other foods?
Best Answer – Chosen by Asker
You have heard correctly. What’s more, did you know that most people in the US who are “allergic to chocolate” actually are not allergic to chocolate, but rather to cockroaches? Cockroach allergy is extremely common and, since there are cockroaches (and legs and excrement) in the cocoa beans used to make chocolate, people have allergic reactions to it. People who are “allergic to chocolate” usually have no problem with Swiss, German or Dutch chocolate where the regulations are stricter.
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http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060917194856AAVhDzQ
I’m sure the Tea Party will love this…..
A Newsmax source attended a sit-down meeting when Trump talked with about a half-dozen heavyweight Republican donors in Manhattan — largely hedge-fund guys — about his political ambitions.
According to the source, Trump spent the first 10 minutes talking not about Obama but rather, about Rove, angrily referring to him several times as “the loser” and the man who’s destroying the Republican Party.
According to the participant at the meeting, Trump told the high-level donors that Rove saw him shortly before last year’s congressional election. Rove asked for a meeting and Trump agreed.
The two met at Trump’s Fifth Avenue offices in New
York. Trump told the group that Rove asked for, and received, a hefty donation from Trump of $100,000, split between two groups Rove was advising to help Republicans in the midterm elections.
“He totally kissed my a** when he came to my office. He told me I was the smartest guy in the universe. I couldn’t believe it when he opened up his mouth on Fox,” Trump told the group, according to the source.
Karl Rove was unavailable for comment. However, Jonathon Collegio, communications director for American Crossroads, one of Rove’s political organizations, confirmed to Newsmax that Trump had donated to Crossroads.
“We are very, very grateful for Donald Trump’s 2010 donation of $50,000 to support American Crossroads and our efforts,” he said.
http://www.newsmax.com/InsideCover/Trump-Rove-Obama-donation/2011/04/21/id/393697
“The FDA has a calculation, the percentage of insect parts and rat feces allowed in the production of food, so what is the percentage rat feces level for racist birther Republicans before your party can be called mostly, but not completely racist?”
First, I’m not a Republican. I find it hilarious that you even think I am, given all of the strongly anti-Republican comments I’ve made here — it says something about your attention to detail, and not in a good way.
I believe an organization can be called racist if the group’s mission statement or bylaws include clearly racist elements, or if the formal leadership of the group takes racist positions and no action is taken to correct it.
Example of a racist group? Let’s see… how about this one? http://www.dayofactionmovement.org/
“They did it, too! They did it, too!”
And what percentage of their pie consists of elected Democratic officials and billionaires running for president? Exactly zero.
Bzzzt.
Oh come on, that boycott lasted all of 8 hours tops. No black can live off of other black owned business since they are so few and so generally high priced, no selection and poor service
What a disgrace that half of the people who are being governed by Mr. Obama think that he is born somewhere else, and the he can’t or won’t defend himself. It is an embarrassment, and that many don’t even care!
Still waiting to hear what percentage of rodent droppings in the GOP pie is acceptable.
It’s true the rodents are there in the kitchen.
[blockquote]The California State NAACP, this week, lambasted a California Republican’s emailing of a cartoon depicting President Barack Obama as being from a family of apes.
NAACP President Alice Huffman has issued a statement describing the email sent by Marilyn Davenport, an Orange County Republican Central Committee member, as racist, outrageous, and disrespectful. The email shows President Obama’s head on the body of a chimpanzee with two chimp parents alongside him.
According to reports, the caption that ran with the photo says: ”Now you know why no birth certificate.” This is a direct reference to the so-called “Birthers” movement, which seeks to broaden the belief that Obama was not born in Kenya rather than the U. S.; therefore not qualified to be president.
The email resurrects historic Jim-crow-like racist and White supremacist views of Black people being less than human and being akin to apes.
http://www.seattlemedium.com/News/article/article.asp?NewsID=108461&sID=3&ItemSource=L/bockquote
Now the question is, when you bite into that yummy GOP goodness, how much of that American pie is infected with the droppings of birther bigots?
“And what percentage of their pie consists of elected Democratic officials and billionaires running for president? Exactly zero.”
Nice job of ducking the point.
I am not the one trying to paint grand generalizations here, you are. I don’t call all blacks racist because of the behavior of that group, or all *anything* racist because of the behavior of that group. You, on the other hand, *are* trying to label an entire political party as racist because of an issue that, at best, is tangentially race-related.
Marilyn Davenport is a racist. Saying anything beyond that is just as wrong as the guilt-by-association crap that Republicans pull.
By the way, I’m pretty sure that Jesse Jackson ran for president as a Democrat and I very much consider him a racist. There have also been white Democratic racists, or prominent people with racist pasts who were given a free pass on their behavior.
@TRS:
No, ducking the point is questioning Obama’s birth, then not explaining why the available evidence isn’t sufficient.
Didn’t we have this conversation last week in a different thread?
How many democratic elected politicians have have whipped up their constituents against whites?
Yeah, that Hymietown comment was racist and dumb. So, other than running for president, something even Pat Paulson did, what party post or elected office has Jessie Jackson ever held.
Why none of course.
Marilyn Davenport is a high ranking GOP official, not some random asshole off the street.
See if you can find the pattern.
Tennnessee GOP legislative staffer for Republican state senator Diane Black.
How are the Republican politicians doing with the email today? Not too good, as usual! It’s a busy Monday, as one Republican official already got busted doing racist anti-Michelle Obama stuff on the Facebook, and now we’re learning about some super-funny racist emails sent out by a Tennessee GOP legislative staffer for Republican state senator Diane Black. Let’s meet the charming Sherri Goforth, who sent the image above to god knows how many people because, ha, a Negro in the White House?
When I asked her if she understood the controversial nature of the photo, Goforth would only say she felt very bad about accidentally sending it to the wrong list. When I gave her a second chance to address the controversial nature of the email, she again repeated that she only felt bad about sending it to the wrong list of people.
http://wonkette.com/409193/latest-republican-racist-email-features-hilarious-summary-of-44-american-presidents
Trey Walker, an advisor to S.C. Attorney General Henry McMaster
Trey Walker, an advisor to S.C. Attorney General Henry McMaster, posted an innocuous Facebook update about this morning’s escape of a Western Lowlands Gorilla from Columbia’s Riverbanks Zoo.
Walker’s harmless update, however was followed by a highly-questionable comment from longtime SCGOP activist and former State Senate candidate, Rusty DePass.
“I’m sure it’s just one of Michelle’s ancestors — probably harmless,” DePass wrote.
“Diann Jones, a vice chairman of the Collin County Republican Party
Hmm, any Republicans forward some Email lately? Oh yes, sure, here we go: “Diann Jones, a vice chairman of the Collin County Republican Party, has apologized for an e-mail that some local judges denounced as racist.” Hooray! As is usual in such cases, this GOP leader from this Dallas exurb is denying any racist intent in sending this email bitching about the “black house” where Obama is plotting against Americans, an email she sent to all the Republicans in “local Republican clubs,” because the REAL crime is that one of the recipients, a local Republican judge, is kind of tired of his party being a bunch of idiot racists, so he sent it to a bunch of other judges, who will HMMMM pass judgment on Diann Jones, in some Texas form of justice, such as a mild rebuke?
The chairman of the Virginia Beach Republican Party
Republican Party, David Bartholomew, has resigned following an incident involving a racist email, according to Gary C. Byler, the 2nd Congressional District GOP chairman. Byler blamed political operatives for using the issue to try to hurt Republican congressional candidate Scott Rigell and the entire GOP ticket.
The email from Bartholomew, which was obtained by and posted on the liberal blog Blue Virginia, included a joke about someone trying to obtain welfare for their dog, who is “black, unemployed, lazy, can’t speak English and has no frigging clue who his Daddy is.” Bartholomew has not yet spoken up to say whether the message is or is not from him, but the address at the top of the email message matches the chairman’s personal address.
I’ll save you the trouble of the inevitable next round of comments.
You: Bbbbut Lousi Farrakhan.
Me: Yeah, what an asshole
You: Jessie Jackson
Me: Old, over the hill, irrelevant
You: Al Shaprton
Me: Never elected to shit, no party posts as much as poll watcher
Tea Party Republicans in SC
http://crooksandliars.com/karoli/their-own-words-tea-partiers-talk-election-
in their own words
Christ on a crutch, it’s worse than I thought.
We should have let the nitwits succeed.
Was President Obama Born in U.S.?
In this poll, 43% of ALL think NO or don’t know- not a fringe number.
“See if you can find the pattern.”
I’ve found it:
1. A contributor at FF posts a thread on any topic.
2. You post a sneering, curse-filled screed about how Republicans are all racist assholes.
Bottoms: Al Sharpton very nearly forced Daniel Patrick Moynihan into a primary run-off in ’94, and Jesse Jackson finished second in the delegate count in the Democratic presidential primaries in ’88– not exactly the stuff of the inconsequential.
At all events, Adam Serwer today pointed out that only one quarter of Egyptians polled want an Islamic theocracy in their country– and hence there are more birthers in the GOP than Islamofascists in Egypt. How unbelievably grotesque.
Jesse Jackson’s run in 1988 is about as relevant to today’s young people as the Beatles appearing on Ed Sullivan in 1964. He is an old man that their grandfather voted for.
[blockquote]1. A contributor at FF posts a thread on any topic.
2. You post a sneering, curse-filled screed about how Republicans are all racist assholes.[/blockquote]
So they weren’t racist assholes?
I made an assertion, sure are a lot of racist assholes in the GOP today, not 1988, or even 1998, but today then provided documentary evidence that a lot of those racist assholes have standing on the GOP power structure, today not 1968 or 1978.
Polling showing nearly 50% of the GOP being birther slime bucket assholes should worry you.
It doesn’t worry me because the GOP has been working overtime to piss off the Hispanic voters while maintaining their record of insulting blacks and gays so that demographics will take care of them nicely.
Donald Trump is a special case, a man of means who has chosen to abruptly don the hood as an expedient means of vaulting to the top ranks of GOP hopefuls.
So for his naked ambition I reserve an extra special fuck you and anyone related to you, who votes for you or who expresses support for you.
Fuck you, really, seriously, completely.
Bottoms: no one on this thread (with the probable exception of Smarg and Carney) denies the racism that resides in the current GOP and Conservative Movement. TRS (for example) isn’t denying the obvious fact of GOP racism when he points out that there is (and historically has been) racism in the Democratic party and on the left as well.
And you needn’t be so apoplectically angry about every last instance of right-wing racism. Save your indignation for the truly appalling specimens, NOT the idiotic histrionics of a mountebank like Donald Trump.
Apoplexy is an apt description. I’ve simply had enough. No matter what happens there’s never enough evidence that the GOP having infected itself when it implemented the Southern Strategy plays to the racists, sometimes subtly, other times flat out theater done for their benefit.
The rage comes from knowing that time after time after time candidates for president in the GOP face a moment when they get to signal the racists in the party with a nod and a wink that it’s okay, all the we shall overcome talk is a sham.
In fact the love for MLK is itself a sham, a recent change of rhetoric different from when Dr. King was a commie sympathizer. Now comes Donald Trump and he isn’t evening fucking trying the pretense, why bother when he gets close to half the party on board by going full birther, the hell with appeasing the blacks.
And I can’t stand it, I cannot be civil, it’s just too much.
“States Rights: Ronald Reagan
On August 3, 1980, Ronald Reagan gave his first post-convention speech after being officially chosen as the Republican nominee for President of the United States at the Neshoba County Fair. The speech drew attention for his use of the phrase “states’ rights” at a place just a few miles from a town associated with the 1964 murders of civil rights workers. Reagan said, “I believe in states’ rights … I believe we have distorted the balance of our government today by giving powers that were never intended to be given in the Constitution to that federal establishment.” He went on to promise to “restore to states and local governments the power that properly belongs to them”. The use of the phrase was seen by many as a tacit appeal to Southern white voters and a continuation of Richard Nixon’s Southern Strategy, while some argued it merely reflected Reagan’s libertarian economic beliefs.
Bob Jones University: John McCain, George Bush
In May 1975, as it prepared to allow unmarried blacks to enroll, BJU adopted more detailed rules prohibiting interracial dating and marriage—threatening expulsion for any student who dated or married interracially, who advocated interracial marriage, who was “affiliated with any group or organization which holds as one of its goals or advocates interracial marriage,” or “who espouse, promote, or encourage others to violate the university’s dating rules and regulations.
Confederate Flag: John McCain, George Bush
Senator John McCain apologized today for not having called for the removal of the Confederate battle flag from the South Carolina Statehouse when he campaigned in the state’s Republican presidential primary, saying he had compromised his principles out of political self-interest.
Mr. McCain, who built his presidential quest on a reputation for candor and patriotism, said he had equivocated on the flag issue because he feared that if his true feelings had been known it would have undermined his effort to wrest the nomination from Gov. George W. Bush of Texas. Mr. McCain said in the campaign that the divisive issues should be left to the state, as had Mr. Bush, who stood by the position today.
While there is no direct connection birther = racists, it is sad anyways. Face it, for all the song and dance the cons do about how logical, rational and fact based they are, that is the biggest lie ever told. The base people are mainly stupid, barely literate, irrational, talk radio brainwashed fools who all bellow the same nonsense without one iota of rational or critical thinking. Add birthers to the fundies, Palindrones, neo McCarthyites, Coulter clones, dittoheads, gun nuts, secessionists and you have the girth of intellect free America on display
43% of all adults in the survey don’t know if the President was born in the US or believe he wasn’t born in the US.
pnumi2 has already admitted he does not care if Obama qualifies as a natural born citizen.
The election is all he cares about.
I’m curious how many of the anti-”birthers” care if Obama is an NBC and really have at least some tangible doubt that he actually does qualify as an NBC.
Let’s call that group dishonest.
I’m sure most will swear they don’t have doubt as they spew hate and ridicule on anyone that publicly expresses doubt.
“The COLB is truth” ( It’s unAmerican to be curious about the actual truth of it…) If you publicly express doubts, then you must be a racist. Much the same sentiment that some Christians use to try to ridicule people that doubt parts of the Bible. (It’s heresy to be curious about the actual truth of it…) If you publicly express doubt, then you are evil.
This birther crap has been kicking around for over three years, and no proof has surfaced. So these so called doubts about where he was born are nothing but low class paranoid rubbish and the people who buy and promulgate them are utter trash and deserved to be abused.
“And I can’t stand it, I cannot be civil, it’s just too much.”
Oh, grow up already. No matter what problems there are with racism in the GOP, people like you make it worse by muddling the issues with your hysterical overreactions.
Bob Cesca: Why Are the Republicans Afraid of President Obama? | EReviews! // Apr 22, 2011 at 7:56 am
[...] about the wacky birth certificate thing than they are about their preference for a nominee. While 45 percent of Republicans believe the silly, fringe conspiracy theory that the president isn't a citizen, 56 percent of Republicans [...]
Bob Cesca: Why Are the Republicans Afraid of President Obama? | Politimo // Apr 22, 2011 at 7:59 am
[...] about the wacky birth certificate thing than they are about their preference for a nominee. While 45 percent of Republicans believe the silly, fringe conspiracy theory that the president isn't a citizen, 56 percent of Republicans [...]
Bob Cesca: Why Are the Republicans Afraid of President Obama? // Apr 22, 2011 at 8:47 am
[...] about the wacky birth certificate thing than they are about their preference for a nominee. While 45 percent of Republicans believe the silly, fringe conspiracy theory that the president isn't a citizen, 56 percent of Republicans [...]
Overreaction?
America is blessed with the level of under-reaction black folks have to this relentless crap. You don’t remember Amadou Diallo, Oscar Grant, Abner Louima, and Patrick Dorismond but we do.
[blockquote]Patrick Moses Dorismond (1974-2000) was a security guard and father of two children who was killed by an undercover New York Police Department officer during the early morning of March 16, 2000. The undercover police officer approached Dorismond and his friend as they were standing outside the “Distinguished Wakamba Cocktail Lounge” and asked him where he and his partners could purchase marijuana]. One of the officers, Anthony Vasquez, shot Patrick Dorismond in the chest during a scuffle.
Much of the controversy over the Dorismond shooting revolved around then-Mayor Rudy Giuliani who was then in the midst of an abortive United States Senate campaign. His release of Dorismond’s sealed juvenile delinquency record immediately after the shooting raised the ire of the African-American community as well as critics of the Mayor. The Mayor’s office defended the release because the right to privacy does not survive an individual’s death. Giuliani also pointed out that he only wanted to show that Dorismond was “no altar boy.”In fact, Dorismond had attended the same Catholic school as Giuliani and had been an altar boy. Giuliani’s actions became a hot-button issue in his Senate campaign against Hillary Clinton and cost him several points in the polls.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Dorismond/blockquote
Fear mongering has real world consequences you don’t even have to think about.
I am making exactly shit worse. I am reacting to the same facts David Frum has laid out about the fear, hysteria, and outright lies circulated about the black man in the White House. The GOP has taken a sliver of doubt and turned in into a chasm of hate for the Kenyan Muslim these stupid bastards have learned to hate.
So I have no sympathy for their worries about changing demographics, and especially not for the economic mess caused by their continued stupidity of voting against their own economic interests. Donald Trump represents the pinnacle of thear dumb assed-ness.
I refuse to mince words.
Fuck them for their stupidity, fuck him for his evil, cynical exploitation of their fears, and fuck the GOP for riding this wave to the point where their crazy is actually affecting the very faith the world has in our currency, a situation that could bring our economy crashing down.. again.
Is Obama Certifiably Non-strategic? – Realist Rabblerouser // Apr 27, 2011 at 10:40 pm
[...] further from the median voter. It looks like it was doing a good job – the Republican base was buying it. Whether or not the birther hype would propel Trump to victory (seems unlikely), pulling the [...]
Why Are the Republicans Afraid of President Obama? - Beezodog's Place : Beezodog's Place // Apr 30, 2011 at 1:19 am
[...] about the wacky birth certificate thing than they are about their preference for a nominee. While 45 percent of Republicans believe the silly, fringe conspiracy theory that the president isn’t a citizen, 56 percent of [...]
Get Off My Lawn | Understood Backwards // Nov 3, 2011 at 8:02 pm
[...] good ones…”). Just one example of how conservatives don’t get it is the fact they indulged birther conspiracy theories for so long and with so much enthusiasm. What are black people to think of this ugly [...]