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***Harry Boy*** · 10-01-2009, 08:34 AM

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Originally Posted by PatsSB42

"The race card. Don't leave home without it."

He's obsessed with it......

PatsWSB47 · 10-01-2009, 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Harry Boy

He's obsessed with it......

Oh, you'll find some racists out there that can't stand the fact that the president is black but the wholesale labeling of everyone critical of his politics and policies is juvenile and lazy.

***Harry Boy*** · 10-01-2009, 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by PatsSB42

Oh, you'll find some racists out there that can't stand the fact that the president is black but the wholesale labeling of everyone critical of his politics and policies is juvenile and lazy.

The sad part of it is there are many decent people with legitimate gripes against this president but they dare not voice them for fear of "The Racist *****"

The "race card" is the ace in the hole for the far left wing, when cornered, out it comes.

resnor · 10-01-2009, 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by DarrylS

Am always amazed at the situational outrage of the right.. they were complicit and silence for 8 years, and licked the boots of George and his minions.. now they are rabid dogs at anything perceived, most of what is imagined.

Beck was no fan of Bush. He spoke out against him, too. Also, it's a false characterization to say that "the right" was silent about Bush. Some were, some weren't. However, Obama is doing far more than Bush did...and is reinstituting Bush's policies...you know, the same ones that had libs all up in arms...

***DarrylS*** · 10-01-2009, 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by resnor

Beck was no fan of Bush. He spoke out against him, too. Also, it's a false characterization to say that "the right" was silent about Bush. Some were, some weren't. However, Obama is doing far more than Bush did...and is reinstituting Bush's policies...you know, the same ones that had libs all up in arms...

Must have missed his outrage... perhaps he was a lot quieter then. The right media licked the boots of Bush, perhaps once and a while they made a minor comment, but overall Fox news, Rush, Hannity, Coulter, Malkin and the rest of the spokesmen for the right deified George.

Guess Beck focused too much attention on the, "Christmas Sweater"....

resnor · 10-01-2009, 09:41 AM

"Deified" is a bad word to use. I heard Beck, Rush, and Hannity all criticize Bush. Just because they backed the war doesn't mean that they didn't have issues with Bush.

***Harry Boy*** · 10-01-2009, 09:53 AM

No sense talking and bickering over Beck anymore just sit back and watch him "take off" he'll keep NBC and their little gang of losers busy for quite some time now blubbering about his "Zoom To Stardom" Chris Matthews crys and drools himself to sleep every night now, he will probably have a real Drooling meltdown next month when Sarah Palin's book hits NO 1 the day it's released.....

Beck/Palin becoming more popular than Elvis.

CLOSE GITMO (send them to pelican bay lockdown)

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For The Bible Tells me So

Watch Out Freddie There's Train Coming

lostjumper · 10-01-2009, 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by PressCoverage

It is interesting that noise like Beck rejected false flag theory when the Boy King was in office, but now that the black man is in power, suddenly there's something to it all.

Smacktards gallore.

What a great post. Not only do you play the race card(because no one could actually disagree with Obama's policies) but your whole statement is patently false! Beck was one of the harshest critics of Bush by 2007 and 2008, like many conservatives were. Near the end of his 2nd term when he refused to do anything about illegal immigrants, increased the size of government and spending, Beck ripped him daily. Try and get a few facts straight for once.

And Daryl, I'd like for you to find in your list of conservatives who "deified" Bush just one who thought the Bush stimulus was a good idea. Or didn't rip him for expanding government and spending. You won't be able to. You see, unlike you some of us actually stand for principles we believe in instead of blindly following a political party or candidate.

***Harry Boy*** · 10-01-2009, 11:15 AM

Many of us Neo Cons turned on Bush when we realized he just sat by doing nothing while America was being invaded by 12 million Illegal Alien Criminals, near the end of his second term Bush and McCain were slowly turning into Luke Warm Democrats.

BUSH ALLOWED THE INVASION OF AMERICA TO TAKE PLACE WITHOUT LIFTING A FINGER.

The Republicans blew it with that old pandering fool McCain they should have ran Mitt Romney he probably never would have beaten the Poster Boy Obama but he would have been a candidate we on the Right could have admired
(McCain is a closet democrat)

***PressCoverage*** · 10-01-2009, 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by PatsFanInEaglesLand

Not to mention that if Hillary were President, the complaining would be just as loud if not louder. This has nothing to do with race and everything to do with ideology and incompetence on Obama's part.

These same Reichstag claims were rampant when the Crawford alcoholic was in office, and people like Beck and his supporters right here on this forum were dismissing it as nonsense talk. Liar.

So why was it all innocuous then, but suddenly a "revolution must spark" now?