Comments on: 4 – Thank You, George!

By: iowa plowboy

iowa plowboy — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 23:15:43 +0000

Amanda Says:

What can I say, if it weren’t for George Bush the world would be more peaceful, millions could sleep better, the continent of Europe wouldn’t hate the US so much, and maybe a couple of soldier’s lives would be saved by ending this frivolous invasion of Iraq .

How exactly are we safer?? More peaceful?? Why do we care what Europe thinks? Just wondering. John Kerry would better deal with this how? By negotiating with Saddam Hussein? By trying to sign our soverignty to Kofi Annan? By trashing his country…he seems to be great at doing that….but after all, like all prominent leftists, (not all Democrats), his message is “I hate Bush” “Bush is bad” “Republicans are brain dead” (as said by your party’s leader) “Republicans are only for the wealthy” “War is for oil” etc etc etc ad nauseum. Nowhere in there is a message from your party.

But I would have to say with out George Bush I would have missed out on a lot of great times with the College Dems, great parties, fried food and “soda” at clancy’s, as well as an overall kickASS time. Thanks College Dems, let us vow to never let another republican idiot run our country into the ground again!!!

Good that you have your priorities in order, Amanda.

As you, the racist poverty pimp Spike Lee, and your liberal press, (the moe, larry and curly networks, CNN/Al-Jazeera,USA, The New York/AL-Queda Times, and USA/Hillary Today celebrate the anniversary of that hideous sight in New Orleans and blame the administration for what 40 years of Democratic legislation caused (can you say Great Society??)….remember the first 3 lines of defense failed first…the citizens themselves….the mayor, and the governor….all Democrats…..all clueless…all dependent…all inept. When governments at all levels take the minority father out of the home and replace him with handouts….both the fathers and the children are victims. You say thank you George Bush….You should be thanking your own leadership. Thank God they are not in the White House during these times.

By: RAV

RAV — Sat, 19 Nov 2005 02:59:53 +0000

I am sorry that I have not complied to your criteria for adding something to this blog. I see my comments are being moderated now. Thanks. So much for the first amendment.

By: Rufino

Rufino — Sat, 19 Nov 2005 02:56:00 +0000

Thank’s for letting Jorge or Joe’s remarks stay. I am pretty much a strict constructionalist when it comes to the first amendment. As I have stated before, people should be able to display their stupidity. Just remember, even though it sounds like an oxymoron, sometimes fools have something to say that is insightful and meaningful. Of course, everyone should use common human decency and manners. Although, that is sometimes a matter of individual choice.
Anyway, I am glad that Representative Murtha, Democrat from Pennsylvania, finally put forth the position of the majority of the American people by stating “Let get out of Iraq”. We have done what we needed to do militarily. One, we went in because of WMD but they were not there so we indirectly took care of that objective. Second, we got rid of Sadam Hussain. Now, our troops, friends and relatives are just targets for the insurgents. We need to get out of there before more of them come home in body bags or crippled. Bush is freakin butcher and war monger. He should send his daugthers there to fight and die. They are of age and many other women american soldiers have died there. If he is in such favor of the war he should prove it by sending his children.

By: Cody

Cody — Sun, 13 Nov 2005 09:04:36 +0000

To Jorge, or Joe:
This blog is in place to people can come together and talk about what’s going on in the world. All you have done in the past is insult other users of the bolg, criticize the blog, and make asinine comments that are of no importance.

If you have any actual comments that do not consist of third-grade insults, this blog will be happy to have you as a guest. Until then, I stand behind whomever is ‘deleting’ your comments.

So pease, quit being such a child about everything. We are all adults. It’s time we all start acting as such. I want you to continue to come to this blog, and I love to see views that are different than mine, but lets have an actual diologue.

I look foward to hearing from you. And please don’t call me an idiot. I know that’s your first response to anything anit-Joe.

By: Jorge

Jorge — Sun, 13 Nov 2005 03:04:23 +0000

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I am glad you didnt delete my comments. I am glad you dont believe in censorship anymore. What do you guys think of the false intelligence leading up to the war in Iraq. If president bush lied about the wmd’s. He must of been the only one in the world who knew Saddam didnt have them. We all know the democrats all thought he had them. For that I want to thank the president along with you guys.

By: Jorge

Jorge — Sat, 12 Nov 2005 03:08:06 +0000

I did I wanted to thank President Bush just like you guys and you delete my comments. I wanted to talk about the point of false intelligence leading up to the war in Iraq, Deleted. I talked about the Roberts nomination, Deleted. I talked about the Alito nomination, Deleted. All for what is the reason again. Censorship. but this too will surely be deleted.

By: Big Bad Moderator

Big Bad Moderator — Sat, 12 Nov 2005 02:48:53 +0000

Jorge, I mean Joe, it’s great to hear from you again. And it’s a pleasure to delete your pointless comments.

If you spent a little time actually making comments that were on topic and about something, then they would get approved. Instead you just post the same thing over and over again. I look forward to seeing your future comments.

By: JORGE

JORGE — Sat, 12 Nov 2005 02:04:12 +0000

By: Mike M

Mike M — Fri, 11 Nov 2005 00:12:20 +0000

Erin and Dave, I think a majority of uninformed teens, in my experience, register as republicans, possibly because of the big presence in Nebraska or what their parents are. Who knows, but most of the kids I talk to who register as republican dont know anything about their party’s stances on the issues.

By: Dave Sund

Dave Sund — Thu, 10 Nov 2005 20:05:57 +0000

I suppose I was fortunate enough to never be a Republican, though I’m ashamed to admit that I thought of myself as one before I was voting age. It was the war that made me decide to be a Democrat. As I became more educated on the issues, I realized that’s where I belong.