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Can the posters stop trying to out asinine each other?

I do hope so.

New NY Times poll shows Corzine increasing his lead.  Among registered voters the lead gets even larger at 10 points.

Guess they didn't like last week's news that 87% of the time Christie had billed taxpayers for luxury travel.  If you're running as a fiscal conservative it's probably a good idea to live like one.

bedstuy wrote:

New NY Times poll shows Corzine increasing his lead.  Among registered voters the lead gets even larger at 10 points.

Guess they didn't like last week's news that 87% of the time Christie had billed taxpayers for luxury travel.  If you're running as a fiscal conservative it's probably a good idea to live like one.

Though I think we've established with real certitude that conservatives don't need to walk the walk, just talk the talk.

resedit wrote:

bedstuy wrote:

NAZI!

Says the guy who himself likes to continually name call the tea partiers.

They came up with the teabagger name all on their own.

Whatev...
http://www.starnewsonline.com/article/2 … l-coverage

Groups rally at StarNews to protest media’s political coverage

About 60 people gathered Saturday afternoon in front of the StarNews for a rally asking for fair reporting on political issues.


The rally, organized by the Cape Fear Tea Party Patriots and the Wilmington Liberty Group, was held on sidewalks on both sides of South 17th Street.

Cary Naramore, co-founder of the Cape Fear Tea Party Patriots, said the rally was part of a national day of protest organized by “Operation Can You Hear Us Now.” According to the group’s Web site, it is a nonpartisan, grassroots effort to show the media “that we as the American public are absolutely fed up with their journalistic malpractice.”

Naramore said many people were upset about national media coverage of the “March on Washington,” a protest of federal government spending held Sept. 12. Naramore said many media outlets reported incorrect estimates of the number of people who attended the national protest.

“We just have a message about small government and fiscal responsibility,” Naramore said.

She said the local rally was held in front of the StarNews because it is owned by The New York Times Co. and because the location was more central than other local media outlets.

The messages on protesters’ signs varied. Some had messages relating to the media, such as “Print Truth, Not Propaganda,” but others expressed views about various political issues.

Jacob Parson, 20, and Jimmy Eastman, 19, both college students, said they came to the rally to protest health care reform. One held a sign that said “My Car Will Have Better Insurance.”

Deb Smith, of Scotts Hill, held a sign that read, “If you want to sell papers, begin with truthful journalism.”

She said she wanted the media to tell the truth about political issues. “We just want you to be fair and balanced in your reporting, not just print one side of the story,” she said.

If you click the link, there's a photo. Out of the dozen or so shown, I see only white skin. Also, the sign to the far right edge of the photo is interesting.

Last edited by daemon (2009-10-18 2:17 pm)

resedit wrote:

That sign is funny.

It of course is a play on the village in Texas missing it's idiot - which was also funny.

Clean humor is funny.
Sexually explicit humor is not, from either side.

Bush was a Texan.  Obama is not a Kenyan.  It's not humor, it's riling up the idiots.

resedit wrote:

That sign is funny.

It of course is a play on the village in Texas missing it's idiot - which was also funny.

Clean humor is funny.
Sexually explicit humor is not, from either side.

Sexually explicit is bad but racist is ok (as long as it's "clean") then. Gotcha

I just wondered, if you are against higher taxes does that mean you approve of cutting veterans benefits and the VA?

ScifiterX wrote:

Daniel wrote:

resedit wrote:

I've demonstrated that is false several times now.

No, you haven't.

http://tonyskansascity.com/2009/04/kans … tival.html

What point are you trying to make here?

bedstuy wrote:

The only sexually explicit thing I've seen today is this.

Boooobies!

So that guy must have mean a white Kenyan....