Please lord please let this crazy bitch run for President...

[Slutboat]

[Vendzilla]

Looks like a bbgun, so I doubt the pic is real

[just a punk]

It really looks like photoshop.

[Slutboat]

hahaha you righty cunts have never seen Crazy Sarah's most famous pic???

its real you neo-pukes.

[Vendzilla]

Originally Posted by Slutboat

hahaha you righty cunts have never seen Crazy Sarah's most famous pic???

its real you neo-pukes.

I guess you're the only one that follows her career

[docputer]

That is a photoshop from a sarah thread on somethingawful.com

[Just Mike]

this was debunked a long time ago. it is photshopped IT is NOT real

[Spunky]

I'd vote against her

[brassmonkey]

their drinking schlitz?

[Vendzilla]

One women that didn't win election has so many people scared that they try so hard to put her down, I don't get it, why give so much time to her if you don't like her politics?

But then again, look how many people are afraid of a little Tea Party?

[Barefootsies]

Originally Posted by Slutboat

Not so nice toes.

[brassmonkey]

Originally Posted by Vendzilla

One women that didn't win election has so many people scared that they try so hard to put her down, I don't get it, why give so much time to her if you don't like her politics?

But then again, look how many people are afraid of a little Tea Party?

fear? this is humor.

[Vendzilla]

Originally Posted by brassmonkey

fear? this is humor.

Anytime the liberal media fears someone, they attack them, like calling the Tea Party racist, still no proof other than some people that were unwanted showing up with signs.
Conservative media is at least a little better.

[Davy]

Nah. Hillary Clinton will run for president.
She is the chosen one.

[Slutboat]

Originally Posted by Vendzilla

Anytime the liberal media fears someone, they attack them, like calling the Tea Party racist, still no proof other than some people that were unwanted showing up with signs.
Conservative media is at least a little better.

The nearly all white so-called "Tea Party" is RACIST TO THE CORE.


Time to bump the Tea Party Sign Thread

[Rochard]

Originally Posted by Vendzilla

I don't get it, why give so much time to her if you don't like her politics?

Because she's so fucking stupid that it's comical. I mean, it's seriously funny.

I hope she runs. Because it will be the funnest election ever.

[scarlettcontent]

nice chop

[Vendzilla]

Originally Posted by Rochard

Because she's so fucking stupid that it's comical. I mean, it's seriously funny.

I hope she runs. Because it will be the funnest election ever.

I don't think she's stupid, how much does she make for an appearance?

[brassmonkey]

Originally Posted by Davy

Nah. Hillary Clinton will run for president.
She is the chosen one.

yeah right

[kane]

Originally Posted by Vendzilla

Anytime the liberal media fears someone, they attack them, like calling the Tea Party racist, still no proof other than some people that were unwanted showing up with signs.
Conservative media is at least a little better.

The liberals are not the only people afraid of the Tea Party or Sarah Palin. The Republicans are worried that the tea party will win enough seats to make their lives hell. If these Tea Party people stick to their word they won't vote for anything that will raise he deficit which will be pretty much anything that is put on the floor. Without their support the Republicans will get nothing passed, never mind having to fight the Democrats.

As for Sarah Palin, you can tell the Republicans fear her because they are changing the delegate rules for the primaries. The Republican primaries have always been winner take all. You win the state, you get all the delegates. They are changing that for at least the first handful of states so now you get a number of delegates in proportion to the number of votes you get. This is how the Democrats do it.

They are doing this because they are afraid that Palin will run and since a large number of the early primaries are in bible belt states she could win some states early on. These victories could force out more moderate candidates that might be able to win the more moderate states and win the general election. Think of Huckabee in the last election. He stuck around early and traded wins with McCain. Eventually they left the bible belt and McCain pulled away in the more progressive states. What they don't want is Palin to come out of the gate fast, win a bunch of states and kill off Romney or some other more moderate candidate then have her get thrashed in the general election. Right now she polls well, but right now she isn't running for office so she can say what she wants when she wants and control her image. If she gets back on the campaign trail it will remind much of the country how batshit crazy she really is.

[Bryan G]

Originally Posted by Vendzilla

I don't think she's stupid, how much does she make for an appearance?

Since when does making money define ones intelligence?

[sologirlcontent]

Originally Posted by Rochard

Because she's so fucking stupid that it's comical. I mean, it's seriously funny.

I hope she runs. Because it will be the funnest election ever.

YES, AND TINA FEY ON SNL WILL BE HITTING IT OUT THE PARK..please run Sarah, Please
Obama 2012

[sologirlcontent]

Originally Posted by kane

The liberals are not the only people afraid of the Tea Party or Sarah Palin. The Republicans are worried that the tea party will win enough seats to make their lives hell. If these Tea Party people stick to their word they won't vote for anything that will raise he deficit which will be pretty much anything that is put on the floor. Without their support the Republicans will get nothing passed, never mind having to fight the Democrats.

As for Sarah Palin, you can tell the Republicans fear her because they are changing the delegate rules for the primaries. The Republican primaries have always been winner take all. You win the state, you get all the delegates. They are changing that for at least the first handful of states so now you get a number of delegates in proportion to the number of votes you get. This is how the Democrats do it.

They are doing this because they are afraid that Palin will run and since a large number of the early primaries are in bible belt states she could win some states early on. These victories could force out more moderate candidates that might be able to win the more moderate states and win the general election. Think of Huckabee in the last election. He stuck around early and traded wins with McCain. Eventually they left the bible belt and McCain pulled away in the more progressive states. What they don't want is Palin to come out of the gate fast, win a bunch of states and kill off Romney or some other more moderate candidate then have her get thrashed in the general election. Right now she polls well, but right now she isn't running for office so she can say what she wants when she wants and control her image. If she gets back on the campaign trail it will remind much of the country how batshit crazy she really is.

well put

[dyna mo]

Originally Posted by kane

The Republicans are worried that the tea party will win enough seats to make their lives hell.

how would that happen? tea party is not a party.

[Slutboat]

[Jason Voorhees]

Originally Posted by Vendzilla

One women that didn't win election has so many people scared that they try so hard to put her down, I don't get it, why give so much time to her if you don't like her politics?

But then again, look how many people are afraid of a little Tea Party?

Originally Posted by Vendzilla

Anytime the liberal media fears someone, they attack them, like calling the Tea Party racist, still no proof other than some people that were unwanted showing up with signs.
Conservative media is at least a little better.

Take everything you say and replace the idiots you support with the idiots you rant on about, like Obama and the dems, gee, sound familiar?

You and politics shouldn't even be near each other, you're bat shit fucking insane.

[sologirlcontent]

Originally Posted by Slutboat

great juggs

[kane]

Originally Posted by dyna mo

how would that happen? tea party is not a party.

tea party endorsed and supported candidates. They are still technically republicans, but if they follow through with that they say they will not vote for any bill that adds to the deficit which will make the rest of the republican party not very happy with them

[Coup]

im going to vote for her

[dyna mo]

Originally Posted by kane

tea party endorsed and supported candidates. They are still technically republicans, but if they follow through with that they say they will not vote for any bill that adds to the deficit which will make the rest of the republican party not very happy with them

where do you come up with this?

[tony286]

Originally Posted by Vendzilla

Anytime the liberal media fears someone, they attack them, like calling the Tea Party racist, still no proof other than some people that were unwanted showing up with signs.
Conservative media is at least a little better.

Lololololo thank you I needed a chuckle

[The Demon]

You've got to admit one thing though. Slutboat is capable of making clinically retarded people feel smart. I don't know how this moron is able to operate a computer without killing himself. Oh well, taxes for the poor.

[dyna mo]

The Slut Boat promises something for everyone

[kane]

Originally Posted by dyna mo

where do you come up with this?

Not sure I follow you.

The tea party is all about cutting spending, shrinking government and reducing taxes. Many of the candidates they have supported are far right wing candidates who have said during their campaigns that they will not vote for any bill that will increase the deficit. If the republicans win back the house (which they likely will) anywhere between 10 and 15 of those republicans who are elected will be tea party supported candidates. IF those candidates then follow through with what the say they will do, they will not vote for any bill that increases the deficit. This will be a thorn in the side of the new republican leadership because much of what they are going to want to pass will increase the deficit.

This guy has been pretty dead on with his predictions of who will win elections over the past several years. If his numbers are correct the republicans will end up with about 14 seat majority in the house. If 15 of those republicans are tea party supported candidates who won't vote for anything that increases the deficit, that majority might as well not exist because they won't have the numbers to pass anything unless they make sure it deficit neutral or they cut something in order to add this.

This all hinges, of course, on the actions of those tea party candidates. For all we know they could get into office and just ignore what they have said during their campaigns. So when you look at the numbers, it is all pretty simple.

Realistically though, it doesn't matter. Regardless of who wins control of the house and senate the majorities will most likely be so small that either side can cause the other trouble and both sides will be fighting to stop the other's agenda. After two straight years of nothing but "no" from the republicans you would assume the democrats (if now in the minority) would return the favor. Even if the republicans win both the house and senate the infighting will be so heavy that unless Obama really moves to the middle and works with the republicans they will do everything they can to lame duck him and weaken his chances of being reelected so there is a good chance that regardless of the outcome in november were are going to see nothing but gridlock in washington for the next two years.

[Vendzilla]

Originally Posted by kane

The liberals are not the only people afraid of the Tea Party or Sarah Palin. The Republicans are worried that the tea party will win enough seats to make their lives hell. If these Tea Party people stick to their word they won't vote for anything that will raise he deficit which will be pretty much anything that is put on the floor. Without their support the Republicans will get nothing passed, never mind having to fight the Democrats.

As for Sarah Palin, you can tell the Republicans fear her because they are changing the delegate rules for the primaries. The Republican primaries have always been winner take all. You win the state, you get all the delegates. They are changing that for at least the first handful of states so now you get a number of delegates in proportion to the number of votes you get. This is how the Democrats do it.

They are doing this because they are afraid that Palin will run and since a large number of the early primaries are in bible belt states she could win some states early on. These victories could force out more moderate candidates that might be able to win the more moderate states and win the general election. Think of Huckabee in the last election. He stuck around early and traded wins with McCain. Eventually they left the bible belt and McCain pulled away in the more progressive states. What they don't want is Palin to come out of the gate fast, win a bunch of states and kill off Romney or some other more moderate candidate then have her get thrashed in the general election. Right now she polls well, but right now she isn't running for office so she can say what she wants when she wants and control her image. If she gets back on the campaign trail it will remind much of the country how batshit crazy she really is.

I agree, the Tea Party is changing the way things are done, things need change, can't say which is the better way to change, but things as usual doesn't work anymore. I was pretty happy during the Clinton years after 94 when the GOP took the house and senate, we had it pretty good in this country. Then we got away from fiscal conservative values and everything went to shit, the Tea Party is backing people that are fiscally conservative. That pisses off the GOP, and I love that, they fucked things up to begin with, then the voters voted in the democrats and they fucked it up even worse.

Originally Posted by Bryan G

Since when does making money define ones intelligence?

So because her views are different from yours, that makes her stupid?

Originally Posted by Jason Voorhees

Take everything you say and replace the idiots you support with the idiots you rant on about, like Obama and the dems, gee, sound familiar?

You and politics shouldn't even be near each other, you're bat shit fucking insane.

Where did I say it didn't happen on both sides? You calling me bat shit insane is funny, didn't you just say replace the idiots with the idiots? I think you're being the idiot here if thats what you believe.

Originally Posted by tony286

Lololololo thank you I needed a chuckle

All in a days work.

It's pretty simple, the democrats have had the control of the house and the senate for 4 years and 15 months after they took over, things went to shit, and it's not getting better, so we need the change they promised in the first place. This election is not about social issues, it's about fiscal issues, and the democrats will have a hard time proving they're fiscal with the track record of the last 4 years.

You guys want to call me a republican, go for it, but I would rather see a balance of right and left power, something more towards the middle, when you go to far in one direction , it's historically wrong for the country

[dyna mo]

Originally Posted by kane

Not sure I follow you.

you posted it as if it were fact. it's actually your opinion. you could be right, but as of today, it's an opinion.

[kane]

Originally Posted by dyna mo

you posted it as if it were fact. it's actually your opinion. you could be right, but as of today, it's an opinion.

It isn't my opinion. It is the tea party's opinion. Here is something from a story in the Washington Post about this very subject. When they talked to a spokesperson for Rand Paul (one of the most well known tea party supported candidates) and asked about deficit spending this is the answer they got: "Runaway deficit spending as we now see in Washington, D.C., compels us to take action as the increasing national debt is a grave threat to our national sovereignty." Then he said, "Paul would vote against and filibuster any unbalanced budget proposal in the Senate."

So basically Paul is saying that if the republicans put forth a budget proposal that isn't balanced not only will he not vote for it, he would filibuster against it.

It isn't my opinion. This is what these guys are saying. I'm not saying it is a bad idea, if they actually stick with this it could really be good for the country. If anything it might be my opinion that it would be a thorn in the side of the GOP. Maybe it would cause them to change the way they do things for the better and they would actually like it. I'm sure that is likely to happen because our political leaders are known for being good sports about not getting their way and having to give in to those of opposing view.

[brassmonkey]

i got fucking mustard on my shirt. muther fucker

[kane]

Originally Posted by Vendzilla

I agree, the Tea Party is changing the way things are done, things need change, can't say which is the better way to change, but things as usual doesn't work anymore. I was pretty happy during the Clinton years after 94 when the GOP took the house and senate, we had it pretty good in this country. Then we got away from fiscal conservative values and everything went to shit, the Tea Party is backing people that are fiscally conservative. That pisses off the GOP, and I love that, they fucked things up to begin with, then the voters voted in the democrats and they fucked it up even worse.

For me the tea party is only going to effect change if they stick to their guns. They say they won't vote for anything that increases the deficit. Let's see if they hold true to that. Rand Paul has said that he would even filibuster his own party if they tried to pass an unbalanced budge proposal. Again, talk is cheap, I need to see some actions before I decide that these guys are any different than standard old republicans who promise the moon and deliver nothing but cheese.

Paul, after all, did once say he would never accept any campaign contributions from any senator who voted for the bail out. After wining the republican primary he flew to DC for a $1000 per plate dinner to raise money that included none other than Mitch McConnell who did vote for the bailout. So it took him less than 48 hours after winning the primary to break a promise. Not a very good start.

[dyna mo]

Originally Posted by kane

The liberals are not the only people afraid of the Tea Party or Sarah Palin. The Republicans are worried that the tea party will win enough seats to make their lives hell. If these Tea Party people stick to their word they won't vote for anything that will raise he deficit which will be pretty much anything that is put on the floor. Without their support the Republicans will get nothing passed, never mind having to fight the Democrats.

As for Sarah Palin, you can tell the Republicans fear her because they are changing the delegate rules for the primaries. The Republican primaries have always been winner take all. You win the state, you get all the delegates. They are changing that for at least the first handful of states so now you get a number of delegates in proportion to the number of votes you get. This is how the Democrats do it.

They are doing this because they are afraid that Palin will run and since a large number of the early primaries are in bible belt states she could win some states early on. These victories could force out more moderate candidates that might be able to win the more moderate states and win the general election. Think of Huckabee in the last election. He stuck around early and traded wins with McCain. Eventually they left the bible belt and McCain pulled away in the more progressive states. What they don't want is Palin to come out of the gate fast, win a bunch of states and kill off Romney or some other more moderate candidate then have her get thrashed in the general election. Right now she polls well, but right now she isn't running for office so she can say what she wants when she wants and control her image. If she gets back on the campaign trail it will remind much of the country how batshit crazy she really is.

Originally Posted by kane

tea party endorsed and supported candidates. They are still technically republicans, but if they follow through with that they say they will not vote for any bill that adds to the deficit which will make the rest of the republican party not very happy with them

Originally Posted by kane

It isn't my opinion. It is the tea party's opinion. Here is something from a story in the Washington Post about this very subject. When they talked to a spokesperson for Rand Paul (one of the most well known tea party supported candidates) and asked about deficit spending this is the answer they got: "Runaway deficit spending as we now see in Washington, D.C., compels us to take action as the increasing national debt is a grave threat to our national sovereignty." Then he said, "Paul would vote against and filibuster any unbalanced budget proposal in the Senate."

So basically Paul is saying that if the republicans put forth a budget proposal that isn't balanced not only will he not vote for it, he would filibuster against it.

It isn't my opinion. This is what these guys are saying. I'm not saying it is a bad idea, if they actually stick with this it could really be good for the country. If anything it might be my opinion that it would be a thorn in the side of the GOP. Maybe it would cause them to change the way they do things for the better and they would actually like it. I'm sure that is likely to happen because our political leaders are known for being good sports about not getting their way and having to give in to those of opposing view.

you talk as if you're the only one here who follows current events. you're not.

you point to rand paul as if he is THE tea party leader. he's not the one voice for the *party* in the slightest. simply because he said that does nat make it a tea party mantra.

just like you said "if the tea party wins seats* it's not a party, he's not the leader of the party and his words don't represent the *party*

[Slutboat]

THERE IS NO "TEA PARTY" JUST A BUNCH OF RACIST WACKOS THAT FAUX NEWS PLAYS LIKE MARIONETTES SO THE RICH CAN GET RICHER AND THE POOR CAN GET POORER.




















Wake the fuck up!
De-Program!
Turn off Fox!

[dyna mo]

vendzilla, you're a tea partier right? is rand paul your leader/voice?

[The Demon]

Originally Posted by dyna mo

vendzilla, you're a tea partier right? is rand paul your leader/voice?

I am and no he isn't.

[Slutboat]

Originally Posted by The Demon

I am and no he isn't.

HAHAHAHAHAHA Someone here actually ADMITS to being a Tea Partier????

[dyna mo]

Originally Posted by The Demon

I am and no he isn't.

same with my dad, he's a card carryin, gun totin tea totaller, he helps coordinate tea party rallies in his town. he'd pop a vein if someone told him rand paul represented his views.

i i have to listen to him about it all every time we talk.

[dyna mo]

Originally Posted by Slutboat

HAHAHAHAHAHA Someone here actually ADMITS to being a Tea Partier????

hey, he's got the balls to say so and stand up for it where as you just sit around and point your finger.

[The Demon]

Originally Posted by dyna mo

hey, he's got the balls to say so and stand up for it where as you just sit around and point your finger.

Why wouldn't I have the balls? I'm arguing against possibly the dumbest person I've never had the pleasure of meeting, this isn't even a contest.

[Slutboat]

Stand up for being fucking smear monger racists hahahaha - you should be PROUD guys

[The Demon]

Originally Posted by Slutboat

Stand up for being fucking smear monger racists hahahaha - you should be PROUD guys

See? Way too easy. Little children don't have the ability to argue with their superiors.

[dyna mo]

i'm just a racist, not a tea partier.

i tend to vote democrat