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By: Barbour In 2012 Morning Roundup (6/26) « Majority In Mississippi

Barbour In 2012 Morning Roundup (6/26) « Majority In Mississippi — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 20:07:12 +0000

[...] Iowa Republican has some more information on Barbour’s speech, detailing his party building theme. Barbour, [...]

By: Deace voted for Obama

Deace voted for Obama — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 20:32:12 +0000

Wait until your job goes down the drain or are you on welfare?

They’re killing the goose that laid the golden egg but Democrats know NOTHING about economics and they don’t care. Just keep them welfare checks coming.

By: Conservative Demo

Conservative Demo — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 20:24:07 +0000

‘Bout two-thirds down in a C-grade rant, dvfO spurt: “You obviously get your paycheck from a government job and you care not one twit about the private sector and those whose jobs are being destroyed because Obama and the Democrats are destroying the private sector through excessive growth of government.”

That’s _WHIT_ m’boy, from the Middle English and meaning “an amount”. A _TWIT_ refers to “a foolishly annoying person”, coincidentally also from the Middle English.

Each properly used as in: Twits care not one whit that they annoy others.

As for President Barak Hussein Obama, look in the mirror and thank the twit there for enabling the election of Anyone But A Republican.

By: Deace voted for Obama

Deace voted for Obama — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 19:03:22 +0000

Con Dem: If you think Obammy is doing just fine, then you are the stupidest poster here on TIR.

You’re also no “conservative” Dim. You’re just dim.

Obammy can’t make up his mind if he’s more Marxist or more Muslim. He certainly does not have protecting the safety of Americans a priority. ConDim, your neck is just as much of the line as mine. The mushroom cloud is just as likely to consume you as me.

This guy ought to scare you to death.

People are so fearful of this guy and the destruction he’s causing the economy they are ready to put all their money under their mattresses.

Obammy thinks he’s a dictator. You see nothing wrong with taking over the banking industry, the auto industry, the insurance industry, the health care industry and destroying the energy industry and in the process destroying the private sector?

You obviously get your paycheck from a government job and you care not one twit about the private sector and those whose jobs are being destroyed because Obama and the Democrats are destroying the private sector through excessive growth of government.

Pelosi and Reid are idiots. Obama and the RATS are returning us to the stone age. They think they know how to run (and destroy) every aspect of our lives.

Why the heck are you posting on a Republican website.? You’re more suited to DU.

By: Conservative Demo

Conservative Demo — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 18:07:17 +0000

dvfO squeeks from his perch: “Con Dem: So how’s Obama working out for ya? The guy is set out to destroy this country.”

Our President Barak Hussein Obama is doing just fine as far as I’m concerned m’boy.

And then dvfO adds:”Give me McCain, any day.”

‘Fraid you’re not going to be given McCain any day, dubya, sarah, boehner, delay, abramhoff, craig, rummy, darth vader, rove, haggard, bennett, limbuggerer, et al saw to that.

By: Deace voted for Obama

Deace voted for Obama — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 11:16:28 +0000

Con Dem: So how’s Obama working out for ya? The guy is set out to destroy this country. Give me McCain, any day.

By: HawkCR1

HawkCR1 — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 04:45:55 +0000

Hmm..who wants to bet Deace is going to rip Barbour a new one on Monday about his talk about being more inclusive?

Who wants to bet that Deace is going to piously chirp into his microphone about Barbour using the “if they agree with me 80% of the time, they are my ally, not my enemy” line..

Who cares that Barbour has signed a number of anti-abortion bills in Mississippi…who cares if says he’s “pro life”…

That’s not going to be enough for Deace…and as such we all know he’s going to go off about how Strawn and RPI “just dont get it”…etc etc…and he’ll spend the course of the next week publicly ripping the Republican Party of Iowa after one of the most successful events in the last few years…

Craig…i know you’re friends with Deace..but cmon.. at some point you have to call him out on the BS.

We’ve got one hellva chance here in 2010..the Democrats are screwing the pooch..and what do we have? We have a knucklehead here in Iowa on a 50,000 watt radio station screaming about that the GOP isn’t pure enough for him…

By: Conservative Demo

Conservative Demo — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 16:55:00 +0000

Mike C wrote: “I respectfully disagree. George W. Bush lost the election. Sarah Palin put the nail in the coffin. If a non-moderate Republican had been running, Obama would have won in a landslide of historic proportions. ”

As a person who voted for dubya the first time (and who’s regretted it ever since) I wholeheartedly concur with Mike’s assesment of the cause of President Barak Hussein Obama’s election win. I also believe Mike’s last sentence sums up the gap between the two major Republican Parties currently.

By: Mike C

Mike C — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 16:05:18 +0000

“it all comes down to McCain. The moderate Republican lost the election. ”

I respectfully disagree. George W. Bush lost the election. Sarah Palin put the nail in the coffin. If a non-moderate Republican had been running, Obama would have won in a landslide of historic proportions.

I suspect ones take on the cause of the 2008 electoral defeat informs ones opinion on this issue of purity vs. big tent-ism.

By: Moderation in Everything

Moderation in Everything — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 12:11:11 +0000

Iman Chrisitan–no one is asking you to change your principles. From what you say your principles are admirable. What I say is look for what is common among conservatives and go from there: fiscal restraint, personal responsibiltiy, strong defense, promotion of the markets and restraint in foreign affairs. You set forth unrealistic litmus tests to determine who can be a Republican and who can not. As far as pro-life, of course we want to be the party of life. However, we must realize there are conservatives who feel differently. They should not be excluded.