01.26.12
Posted in America, Big Media, Democrats, Election of 2012, History, Obama Administration, Unexplained Mysteries, moonbats, personal, racism, religion at 15:49 by Toby Petzold
What argument can one make to someone who still supports Obama that can account for the emotional investment that such a person has in The One? It isn’t enough to list for him Obama’s many acts of cronyism, contempt, incompetence, and hypocrisy. It is too late for facts when defending Obama is defending one’s own political judgement and personal intelligence. Would an appeal to decency and love of country be enough to move an Obamaton to concede what ought to be conceded: that his statist ideology is destructive of the economic character of this country; that he is a law-breaking corporatist; that he is a campaign finance cheat and liar; that he is a hypocrite on civil liberties and warfare; that he is a vindictive narcissist?
No, the investment is too great. The racism inherent in the choice of voting for a man because of his race is too deeply held. The personal identification with this post-American agent of our dissolution is too complete. Democrats are prone to such personal idolatry (e.g., Obama, the Kennedys, FDR, Wilson, et al) and it reflects poorly on them.
But whatever it takes, the dominant narrative of a populist Obama who just wants what is fair and even and right for all must be resisted because it is false and it is dangerous. It is un-republican in the most literal sense.
I do not make idols of politicians. I do not understand those who do.
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01.25.12
Posted in America, Big Media, Democrats, Election of 2008, Election of 2012, History, Obama Administration, Unexplained Mysteries, personal, stupidity at 21:45 by Toby Petzold
[...] this was the moment when we began to provide care for the sick and good jobs to the jobless; this was the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal; this was the moment when we ended a war and secured our nation and restored our image as the last, best hope on earth.
Even after it happened, I could not believe that the American people would elect someone like Obama: an untested and media-created Marxist ideologue posing as a centrist. Right: a Chicago Democrat as the “post-racial” (whatever that term hopes to mean) Third Way. He is indisputably the Democratic Party’s revenge on the Union —this contemptuous liar with Lincolnian pretensions— in the form of a literal embarrassment of the country’s electorate as the ignorant partisans they are. How did it ever happen? Americans who love their country must work to deny this man another term in which to show his contempt for what makes us prosperous and free.
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01.24.12
Posted in America, Election of 2012, Obama Administration at 22:41 by Toby Petzold
Obama’s third SOTU was boring pep-talk pabulum for the undiscerning. Boehner’s right: Obama has been in campaign mode exclusively since Labor Day. Just awful.
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01.23.12
Posted in America, Big Media, Election of 2008, Election of 2012, History, Republicans, stupidity at 23:36 by Toby Petzold
I’m glad Romney stepped it up on Gingrich tonight with the influence-peddling charge, but he probably didn’t gain a lot of ground from it. Still, Romney needs to stay mean and on the offense even if that’s playing against type.
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01.22.12
Posted in Big Media, Election of 2012, Republicans at 20:35 by Toby Petzold
I’m pulling for Romney because I believe he is the most electable of the candidates. But his recent debate performances —and these debates have taken on the importance of other kinds of contest serials the networks air— have been much too conservative and defensive. Gingrich’s superior use of the free publicity these debates bring has given him a lot of momentum. Romney needs to bring out a more aggressive style and stop hiding behind proprieties, too. Like tomorrow. Florida’s his firewall, some say, but he can’t rest on organization when he needs to have or even make a signature moment. I mean the good kind.
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01.21.12
Posted in Election of 2012, Obama Administration, Republicans at 22:54 by Toby Petzold
It’s easy to get anxious about who the Republicans are going to nominate to defeat Obama. Despite what happened tonight, I don’t see Gingrich as electable. That’s because he’s a prick who independents are not going to go for —no matter how awful this current President is.
Whatever’s left of the GOP establishment needs to stop Gingrich’s momentum. Is there any chance of a Romney-Paul fusion ticket? Jesus!
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01.20.12
Posted in America, Election of 2012, Obama Administration, personal at 18:19 by Toby Petzold
On this day next year, the obscenity of the Obama Administration will come to an end.
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09.19.11
Posted in America, Democrats, Election of 2012, New Economy, Obama Administration at 21:01 by Toby Petzold
So, after a day of waging class warfare while denying that he was waging class warfare, Obamajesus wanders off to NYC with the wife to raise more campaign cash at a $36,000 a head dinner and a night at the Waldorf-Astoria. Why does this Marxist liar do such hypocritical things? Because no one holds him to account for it. He has contempt for republicanism and for America in general.
The President’s okay with the super-wealthy so long as they are on board with his classist schemes, which they are indemnified against anyway by virtue of that great wealth. That’s the thing about any country’s leadership practicing variations on the Marxist theme: lying bastards like Barack Hussein Obama can use the rhetoric of socialism and abuse the privilege of their offices to cripple their opponents all they want becuase they know that their political power (and the fame and fortune derived thereby) will always insulate them from the great harm that their policies cause.
The sooner the Community Organizer-in-Chief is removed from office, the sooner our society will heal.
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09.08.11
Posted in America, Democrats, Election of 2008, Election of 2012, History, New Economy, Obama Administration, stupidity at 23:54 by Toby Petzold
The President had no need of such a venue tonight as a joint session of the Congress except to provide himself with the props of authority. His narcissism is boundless, as well as a decidedly un-republican menace to our society.
What did he say tonight that he hasn’t said in dozens of other equally insipid speeches? To insist on such a setting for such an unremarkable campaign spiel verges on an abuse of the privilege. This is Son of Stimulus with the usual horseshit narration.
Our nation’s economy will begin to recover once this Marxist bastard is out of office. Just as his nomination by the DNC in the summer of 2008 precipitated the Great Recession, his departure will surely mark the beginning of real hope and change.
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09.06.11
Posted in America, History, Republicans at 17:05 by Toby Petzold
“It is a great advantage to a President, and a major source of safety to the country, for him to know that he is not a great man. When a man begins to feel that he is the only one who can lead in this republic, he is guilty of treason to the spirit of our institutions.” —Calvin Coolidge, The Autobiography of Calvin Coolidge (1929)
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