My gawd, I thought he would roll by at least 5 points, but I guess he is just popular enough.

Congrats.

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> My gawd, I thought he would roll by at least 5
> points, but I guess he is just popular enough.
>
> Congrats.


Go suck a nut, cry baby.

The teabaggers are a party of losers. Chris Christie the tea party hater, wins.

Virginia, 2 dem Senators and a dem governor. That is blue state.

DickNut Wrote:
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> WingNut Wrote:
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> > My gawd, I thought he would roll by at least 5
> > points, but I guess he is just popular enough.
> >
> > Congrats.
>
>
> Go suck a nut, cry baby.


Hey, I said congrats.
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Wingnut, will you go into hiding again like you did after Obama's two victories? I'm thinking rehab or even a one-way ticket to Alabama.

I voted against Cooch (not for Mcauliffe), but if you're a Democrat you have to be scared as shit that Obamacare made the race this close. Cooch was hugely unlikeable, he was outspent 3 to 1, 10 to 1 in the final days, he had to deal with the govt. shutdown, and just two weeks ago was down by double digits in most polls. In the end this will be a 2 point victory with a libertarian 3rd party candidate drawing 6%. That means only one thing: Obamacare is a disastrous political issue for Dems. Without a third party, the fucking Cooch would have won!

Earl Grey Wrote:
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> Wingnut, will you go into hiding again like you
> did after Obama's two victories? I'm thinking
> rehab or even a one-way ticket to Alabama.

I vacation every December and January, I'll be leaving again soon so work on your game girl.

I never was big on Cooch, I thought Bolling should have been the pick. But I'd take my chances on the bible humper over a Clinton throne sniffer.

I would be very concerned that such an unlikeable fundamentalist like Cooch is going to finish this race only a few points behind.

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SassySam'sSchmegma Wrote:
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> I voted against Cooch (not for Mcauliffe), but if
> you're a Democrat you have to be scared as shit
> that Obamacare made the race this close. Cooch was
> hugely unlikeable, he was outspent 3 to 1, 10 to 1
> in the final days, he had to deal with the govt.
> shutdown, and just two weeks ago was down by
> double digits in most polls. In the end this will
> be a 2 point victory with a libertarian 3rd party
> candidate drawing 6%. That means only one thing:
> Obamacare is a disastrous political issue for
> Dems. Without a third party, the fucking Cooch
> would have won!

But he didn't win.

Monday er....Wednesday nite QB Wrote:
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> SassySam'sSchmegma Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I voted against Cooch (not for Mcauliffe), but
> if
> > you're a Democrat you have to be scared as shit
> > that Obamacare made the race this close. Cooch
> was
> > hugely unlikeable, he was outspent 3 to 1, 10 to
> 1
> > in the final days, he had to deal with the
> govt.
> > shutdown, and just two weeks ago was down by
> > double digits in most polls. In the end this
> will
> > be a 2 point victory with a libertarian 3rd
> party
> > candidate drawing 6%. That means only one
> thing:
> > Obamacare is a disastrous political issue for
> > Dems. Without a third party, the fucking Cooch
> > would have won!
>
> But he didn't win.

ORLY? Do tell!

Great analysis from SassySam'sSchmegma.

Top notch, sir!

Go to bed. There are only winners in life. I'm sorry but your bullshit was wasted. Now you can get wasted.

its unfortunate cooch was the conservative candidate, im young, but this was the first election i had to really think long and hard about who to vote for. i really really didn't like either one of them at all. both have nothing in common with my interests one bit.

I never had my heart behind Cooch. He would have been far superior to the Clinton/Obama criminals but he was doomed from Day 1. Honestly I hope the close loss doesn't encourage him to try again.

I'm just so very surprised how weak McAsshole was, even with this win.

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No concerns bro. Like Benghazi, no one will give a shit a year from now or even in 2016. So long as you have an activist-backed nomination process, the EW Jackson's of your party will continue to bring you down. Obamacare's kinks will be fixed by then, so the worry should be to you and whether Christie can get into a 42-inch sport coat by 2016. But, by 2016, more of your white elderly base will have died off. You might as well move to Mississippi.

McAsshole won by like a point an a half and he spent a shitload more money.

The press had him winning this thing in a hammock.

If the GOP can convince people to trust Christie, Cankles will get her two-faced ass whooped.

Bet on it.

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WingNut Wrote:
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> McAsshole won by like a point an a half and he
> spent a shitload more money.
>
> The press had him winning this thing in a
> hammock.
>
> If the GOP can convince people to trust Christie,
> Cankles will get her two-faced ass whooped.
>
> Bet on it.

The Tea Tards will never let Christie get the nomination. Bet on it.

WingNut Wrote:
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> I never had my heart behind Cooch. He would have
> been far superior to the Clinton/Obama criminals
> but he was doomed from Day 1. Honestly I hope the
> close loss doesn't encourage him to try again.
>
> I'm just so very surprised how weak McAsshole was,
> even with this win.


lol, u voted for ew jackson and that peckerhead kooch, you dumbass teabagger

Christie is a RINO in the eyes of the tea party. Fix that first and get back to us in 3 years.

TeaTardy Wrote:
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> > McAsshole won by like a point an a half and he
> > spent a shitload more money.
> >
> > The press had him winning this thing in a
> > hammock.
> >
> > If the GOP can convince people to trust
> Christie,
> > Cankles will get her two-faced ass whooped.
> >
> > Bet on it.
>
> The Tea Tards will never let Christie get the
> nomination. Bet on it.

I can tell you hope they won't.

LOFL

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Commonwealth of Virginia: House is majority Republican and will remain for a number of years. The beauty of checks and balances. A salute to George Mason et. all. How about those road apples.

Over 50,000 votes difference is "barely" won? Wingnut is hurting, clearly.

McAsshole was supposed to win BIG, he wins by a couple to three points. He far fell short of expectations.

McDonnell beat that stuttering mutt by close to 20 in 2009.

Fast Terry did win though, and I congratulate him, I don't expect him to amount to much more than a sycophant for Dingle Barry though.

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SassySam'sSchmegma Wrote:
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> I voted against Cooch (not for Mcauliffe), but if
> you're a Democrat you have to be scared as shit
> that Obamacare made the race this close. Cooch was
> hugely unlikeable, he was outspent 3 to 1, 10 to 1
> in the final days, he had to deal with the govt.
> shutdown, and just two weeks ago was down by
> double digits in most polls. In the end this will
> be a 2 point victory with a libertarian 3rd party
> candidate drawing 6%. That means only one thing:
> Obamacare is a disastrous political issue for
> Dems. Without a third party, the fucking Cooch
> would have won!


Yup. Mary Landrieu and the rest of the Dems headed into contested elections are up late tonight drafting bills to delay Obamacare and let people keep their insurance.

House of Delegates stays republican with a veto-proof majority. Cuccinelli loses to two democrat candidates including one who outspent him on TV 10-1 and outraised him almost 50-1 and the other financed by an Obama-bundler.

If this election were next week, Cuccinelli had a very good shot at winning as the Sarvis campaign was just exposed as a second democrat front against Cuccinelli and obamacare was sinking McAuliffe faster than he could raise and spend money.

Wish Cuccinelli would have won, but the democrats had raised the bar so high on McAuliffe's margin of victory, that this was better than most of us expected.
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I remember Obama's first victory, I sent like three Republicans into hiding for upwards of 6 months. They couldn't face, even after they returned they were so badly damaged they were never the same. This is the beginning. This proves that we are the majority. If we turn out we can't be challenged. This is our state. We fund it, we pay its taxes, we provide for its prosperity. We should to decide its future not some hick fucks shitsville that have nothing better to do than vote.

2020 will be a presidential general election year this time, We will elect officials that will make judgement on the upcoming census. Over the next 7 years we must elect one more Democratic Governor and uproot Republicanism from Virginia indefinitely .

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> I remember Obama's first victory, I sent like
> three Republicans into hiding for upwards of 6
> months. They couldn't face, even after they
> returned they were so badly damaged they were
> never the same. This is the beginning. This
> proves that we are the majority. If we turn out
> we can't be challenged. This is our state. We
> fund it, we pay its taxes, we provide for its
> prosperity. We should to decide its future not
> some hick fucks shitsville that have nothing
> better to do than vote.
>
> 2020 will be a presidential general election year
> this time, We will elect officials that will make
> judgement on the upcoming census. Over the next 7
> years we must elect one more Democratic Governor
> and uproot Republicanism from Virginia
> indefinitely .


And yet, no republicans are in hiding today. What does that tell your little homo pea-brain? You made no progress in the House of Delegates, where your little Sarvis voting splitting couldn't affect the results. Without Sarvis, Cuccinelli wins by 4 points.

Sorry gertard, no butthurt from the right today. A bit sad maybe, but you morons kept telling us it was going to be a blowout and a landslide. Winning by less than 3 points was really no victory at all for you libtards. Today, we are still here and knowing that this fact makes your homo butt hurt makes me happy.

WingNut Wrote:
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> McAsshole won by like a point an a half and he
> spent a shitload more money.
>
> The press had him winning this thing in a
> hammock.
>
> If the GOP can convince people to trust Christie,
> Cankles will get her two-faced ass whooped.
>
> Bet on it.


Blame those idiotic suicide bombers terrorists the Tea Party which were willing to blow up the global economy. The Chamber of Commerce gave McDonnell over 950,000 dollars alone.

They didn't give Cuccinelli one red cent. Not a fucking penny. They're pissed buddy. You've pissed off the rich you've gone so stupid you forgotten who's bitch you are. You can't be principled and Republican, you're too inherently corrupt to do that.

They Chamber has 200 K invested in defeating a Tea Party candidate in a primary, get this, in Alabama. Not an House seat election. 200k against a Tea Partier in a PRIMARY in ALABAMA for a house seat.

These big boys are not happy with your insanity. You bit the hand that fed you. Now you must be punished. You shouldn't worrying about the Democrats and worry about the upcoming civil war in the Republican Party.

And what side you're on of that. Choose wisely.

In the meantime. I'll break out my popcorn and watch you lose more elections.



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Sorry gertard, unlike you, we aren't staying in the closet. Who's the party of big business? Why look, it's the democrats. Who's the party of Wall Street and big banks? Why look, it's the democrats. Who's the party of the 1%'ers? Why look, it's the democrats.

We aren't owned by the chamber of commerce. The Tea Party is a true grass roots organization. And the powers that be know it must be stopped. That is why the IRS and the FEC and DOJ all went after them after the shellacking of 2010.

We may lose, but we're not going away. Cuccinelli almost won. Against everything that was thrown at him, he still almost pulled it out. That is energizing to the Tea Party. Had fastterry won my the landslide you were squawking about, perhaps a stronger message would have been sent. Didn't even come close to that tho did it?

The Tea Party stands proud today. And that makes your homo butt hurt, which gives me joy.

Why would I want you to go away. You're the best thing for this country by being the worst thing for this country. I love me some Tea Party. I imagine Mr. Burns as your corrupt party goes to feed at the trough. "Release the hounds."

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> Why would I want you to go away. You're the best
> thing for this country by being the worst thing
> for this country. I love me some Tea Party. I
> imagine Mr. Burns as your corrupt party goes to
> feed at the trough. "Release the hounds."


Your fear says otherwise. Fear us. Hate us. Ignore us. It doesn't matter. We get stronger with every election as the old GOP fades and we raise to replace it. We know we'll lose some in the first few years, but a decade from now, the Tea Party will be the second national party, the GOP will be dead, and the liberal democrats will be a permanent minority.

Just read the The Alabama 01 Republican primary results. The Chamber of Commerce handed Tea Party favorite Dean Young his ass. 52 to 48, Tea Party goes down. What do you have to say about that? Nothing, because they own you and you quiver before them. Your masters just told you to shape up bitch lol.

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> the Tea Party will be the second national party

it's mostly a bunch of dumb rednecks and Fox conspiracy theory nutjobs who buy into that teabagger crap. they're not real republicans, mostly just a bunch of angry rubes and racist morons.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> Just read the The Alabama 01 Republican primary
> results. The Chamber of Commerce handed Tea Party
> favorite Dean Young his ass. 52 to 48, Tea Party
> goes down. What do you have to say about that?
> Nothing, because they own you and you quiver
> before them. Your masters just told you to shape
> up bitch lol.


More frothing anger. It makes me happy gertard.

No one owns us, and that makes you and your dear leader nervous. It makes the tired old leaders of the GOP nervous. Unlike the brain dead zombies such as yourself, the party leaders know what we are and fear us. We are the reset button for this country. The republicans and democrats are working together to try and kill the Tea Party movement. They are using all the power of the government and the media to do it. Yet you think we're the bad ones. Your flaming homo agenda isn't our concern. We are the party of liberty. Leave us alone, let us go about our lives and you go about yours. We don't care that you like guys sticking their dicks up your butt and wanting to get "married" to your boyfriend. Just stop using my money to bail out the failed auto industry, big banks and those too lazy to work.

Washington Post is showing Herring up on Obenshain by close to 600 votes. That would make this a sweep. More Tea Party candidates please.

http://apps.washingtonpost.com/elections/guide/2013/VA/general/?hpid=z2

Steak Kountry Buffet Wrote:
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> > the Tea Party will be the second national party
>
> it's mostly a bunch of dumb rednecks and Fox
> conspiracy theory nutjobs who buy into that
> teabagger crap. they're not real republicans,
> mostly just a bunch of angry rubes and racist
> morons.


Yep, MSNBC told me so.

The Tea Party is an extremist ignorant outfit that is very dangerous and an existential threat to the United States of America as a whole. It's not a "third party." It's an attempt to make the Republican Party more extreme and the United States more dysfunctional in opposition to the current president. Please don't fool yourself into thinking you are some anti establishment cause. You give two shits about the middle class or that vast majority of the people of this country.

With that said, The Tea Party got their ass's handed to them in every single race nationwide yesterday. Including in the deep south.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> The Tea Party is an extremist ignorant outfit that
> is very dangerous and an existential threat to the
> United States of America as a whole. It's not a
> "third party." It's an attempt to make the
> Republican Party more extreme and the United
> States more dysfunctional in opposition to the
> current president. Please don't fool yourself
> into thinking you are some anti establishment
> cause. You give two shits about the middle class
> or that vast majority of the people of this
> country.
>
> With that said, The Tea Party got their ass's
> handed to them in every single race nationwide
> yesterday. Including in the deep south.


Middle class has been decimated under Obama and his democrats. Their pay is down by $3000/year since he's taken office. They are the one's losing their health care insurance, not the rich or the poor. Under Obama, the divide between the rich and middle class is at record levels.

The only fool fooling himself here is you gertard. As you have since you were ferfux.

The Tea Party is fighting two national parties right now. Some loses are expected. If you retarded dumbasses hadn't been promising a double digit victory for McAuliffe, perhaps this might have stung more. But with Cuccinelli only losing by 2½ points against two democrats, it's almost a victory. That is why, unlike in 2012, no one is hiding to lick their wounds. There are no wounds. That cuts you deep gertard and it makes me happy.

McAwful wants to set up a state exchange for Obamacare. Maybe this one will work. Yeah right....

Gerry Glitter- nobody with any sense reads your shit, and only hyper partisan Obamabots and mental patients believe you as credible on any subject.

BTW I'm definitely not even reading what you've said here, I just see your name there in blue and I'm kicking out some more thought..

Your boy should have won by double digits, he squeaked out a W by less than three points.

McSelloff had the media in his back pocket, he had a shitload more outside money and Cooch alienated women, gays and younger voters with his fundamentalist angle.

If McSelloff has any sense, he run from Obozo and ObozoCare with both feet; he is truly going to Richmond as a lameduck and an unliked placeholder.

I am convinced that almost any GOP candidate to the center of Cooch will fucking wallop Queen Cankles.

Bob McDonnell and/or Bill Bolling can probably make pretty easy work out of Obama throne sniffers Warner and Kaine now too.

McAuliffe may never really see positive approval ratings either, especially as the promises of ObamaCare evaporate and voters realize what a fraud Hope and Change has all been.

LOL
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McAwful is not a politician. He is a political hack. He doesn't care about anything other than setting up Virginia for Hillary. If it helps Hillary, he'll do it. If it doesn't, he won't.

Right now, trying to set up a state exchange in VA would be political suicide and will hurt Hillary. He won't do it.

With a super majority in the HOD, republicans will stop everything. The entire state government will be one big grind for 4 years or until McAwful gets indicted, whichever comes first.

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> it's almost a victory.

That's the one thing I like about the Tea Party folks, they're always so positive. When life gives them lemons, they make lemonade.

With Obamacare being so popular and all (and we haven't even had the first website hack yet!) things are bound to get better. I'm sure things are going to be just fine for McAuliffe.

And you just know things are going to be entertaining when a left-wing stalwart like Mother Jones Magazine says to people "Ahh...do you guys really want to elect Terry fucking McAuliffe???"


http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2013/11/terry-mcauliffe-governor-virginia

> ...if you're a Democrat you have to be scared as shit that Obamacare made
> the race this close...

Though not a Democrat, IMHO the concern over Obamacare (I would call it "unreasoned Media-driven hysteria", personally) will go away as more and more people sign up for it and the relatively-unimportant web problems get resolved. the Media is already starting to report some of the positive aspects of the Act as the web problems become "old news".

Let's lookl at the results for the canidates selected for sate-wide office at the 2013 GOP convention:

The Kooster: Lost

EW "Extreme Wingnut" Jackson: Lost

Mark "I look sane next to these two wackjobs" Obenshain: Lost

All-in-all, It was a great night for Virginia and a very bad night for the ultra-right wing sect of the VA-GOP.

Only you people could see a loss as a win. Delusional, as always.

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> > ...if you're a Democrat you have to be scared as
> shit that Obamacare made
> > the race this close...
>
> Though not a Democrat, IMHO the concern over
> Obamacare (I would call it "unreasoned
> Media-driven hysteria", personally) will go away
> as more and more people sign up for it and the
> relatively-unimportant web problems get resolved.
> the Media is already starting to report some of
> the positive aspects of the Act as the web
> problems become "old news".

I think you are underestimating the impact of cancellations and the transition to other plans.

ObamaCare will fall way short of enrollment goals and there will be no savings for a long time, if at all.

Yeah, the website can be fixed, that's the least of it.

But ObamaCare is still a huge bill that no one seems to have really read.

WingNut Wrote:
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> I think you are underestimating the impact of
> cancellations and the transition to other plans.

I think that you're overestimating it.

> ObamaCare will fall way short of enrollment goals
> and there will be no savings for a long time, if
> at all.

I doubt that that will happen, but we'll see.

> But ObamaCare is still a huge bill that no one
> seems to have really read.

The ACA is a law, Nutty, not a 'bill'.

The bottom line, is, he won, Wingnut, so why don't you just get drunk, mumble over your beads, and beat up your wife...you'll feel better.

TheMeeper Wrote:
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> Gerfux Wrote:
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> -----
> >
> > it's almost a victory.
>
> That's the one thing I like about the Tea Party
> folks, they're always so positive. When life
> gives them lemons, they make lemonade.


So you like big government bailouts to banks and investment firms? You like bailouts to failed big business while the little mom-and-pop shop gets reamed with new taxes and new regulations? You like the waivers from federal rules for friends of the administration but not for the little guy? You like massive new government programs to fix much smaller problems? You like the government spying on you everywhere you go and in every phone call you make? You like the president lying straight to your face regarding the activities of his administration? These are the things the Tea Party is raising up against. So, if you answered "No" to any of those, there is more than one thing you like about the Tea Party.

HJpxk Wrote:
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> So you like big government bailouts to banks and
> investment firms? You like bailouts to failed big
> business while the little mom-and-pop shop gets
> reamed with new taxes and new regulations? You
> like the waivers from federal rules for friends of
> the administration but not for the little guy?
> You like massive new government programs to fix
> much smaller problems? You like the government
> spying on you everywhere you go and in every phone
> call you make? You like the president lying
> straight to your face regarding the activities of
> his administration?


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well insured Wrote:
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> > ...if you're a Democrat you have to be scared as
> shit that Obamacare made
> > the race this close...
>
> Though not a Democrat, IMHO the concern over
> Obamacare (I would call it "unreasoned
> Media-driven hysteria", personally) will go away
> as more and more people sign up for it and the
> relatively-unimportant web problems get resolved.
> the Media is already starting to report some of
> the positive aspects of the Act as the web
> problems become "old news".


You may not be a democrat, but you are as uninformed as they are. Business has been granted a one year waiver. Next year, millions and millions of workers will be dumped from their plans when the waiver expires. The web problems are just the tip of the iceberg.

HJpxk Wrote:
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> TheMeeper Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Gerfux Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > >
> > > it's almost a victory.
> >
> > That's the one thing I like about the Tea Party
> > folks, they're always so positive. When life
> > gives them lemons, they make lemonade.
>
>
> So you like big government bailouts to banks and
> investment firms? You like bailouts to failed big
> business while the little mom-and-pop shop gets
> reamed with new taxes and new regulations? You
> like the waivers from federal rules for friends of
> the administration but not for the little guy?
> You like massive new government programs to fix
> much smaller problems? You like the government
> spying on you everywhere you go and in every phone
> call you make? You like the president lying
> straight to your face regarding the activities of
> his administration? These are the things the Tea
> Party is raising up against. So, if you answered
> "No" to any of those, there is more than one thing
> you like about the Tea Party.


Most people see that as a masquerade for their religious, homophobic, Kenyan birth certificate agenda. You can put lipstick on the religious right, but it's still the religious right. Stop nominating Palin-type candidates and maybe you'll be taken more seriously.

Two questions Meeper-


1) If Cooch won, do you think it would really effect your religious (or lack of religious beliefs), your ability to have an abortion, or your ability to have gay sex?

2)Who are all these Kenyan birth certificate people and where are they? I meet far more many 9-11 truthers and Whitey Created AIDS beleivers. And they are all Obama supporters.

TheMeeper Wrote:
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> HJpxk Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
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> > TheMeeper Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Gerfux Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > >
> > > > it's almost a victory.
> > >
> > > That's the one thing I like about the Tea
> Party
> > > folks, they're always so positive. When life
> > > gives them lemons, they make lemonade.
> >
> >
> > So you like big government bailouts to banks
> and
> > investment firms? You like bailouts to failed
> big
> > business while the little mom-and-pop shop gets
> > reamed with new taxes and new regulations? You
> > like the waivers from federal rules for friends
> of
> > the administration but not for the little guy?
> > You like massive new government programs to fix
> > much smaller problems? You like the government
> > spying on you everywhere you go and in every
> phone
> > call you make? You like the president lying
> > straight to your face regarding the activities
> of
> > his administration? These are the things the
> Tea
> > Party is raising up against. So, if you
> answered
> > "No" to any of those, there is more than one
> thing
> > you like about the Tea Party.
>
>
> Most people see that as a masquerade for their
> religious, homophobic, Kenyan birth certificate
> agenda. You can put lipstick on the religious
> right, but it's still the religious right. Stop
> nominating Palin-type candidates and maybe you'll
> be taken more seriously.


Most people "see" what the media spoon feeds them. The old media (print and TV) is 99% in the liberal camp and lie to us everyday. Palin is no more racial than Obama, just on different sides of the spectrum.

The Tea Party was against big bailouts and out of control spending, by both Bush and Obama. Your ignorance, while expected. is sad.

Oh yeah, damn it feels good to see them lose. They lost in a Republican primary in Alabama. Their Tea Party bullshit went down in a heavily conservative district. Their own traditional donors turned on them and so did the district. Virginia is the least of your worries bud. Your own donors have had enough of your shit. How do you think the rest of America feels?

OBENSHAIN! Bitches! LOL

Republicans got spanked hard in the elections. It's time they got rid of all the junk in there party like the Tea Party sect, Cruz and Palin.

It couldn't have been much closer. Given that one of the precincts not reporting in until the end was from Rockingham it was the likely result.

Most the democrats I know didn't even vote because they knew McAuliffie would win anyway.

You'd pretty much have to be not breathing to lose against republicans these days. What a bunch of idiots with the shutdown shit and trying to block Obamacare.

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> Oh yeah, damn it feels good to see them lose.
> They lost in a Republican primary in Alabama.
> Their Tea Party bullshit went down in a heavily
> conservative district. Their own traditional
> donors turned on them and so did the district.
> Virginia is the least of your worries bud. Your
> own donors have had enough of your shit. How do
> you think the rest of America feels?


Sure Gerry. We're still here and kicking the GOP's ass. In a few years, after the GOP has been taken over, we'll start kicking all the asses of all you pussy libs. Fear us, for we are the future.

What happened to that double digit blowout you promised us? Wrong again fool. Lolz.

 
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You're dying with every passing day. You are neither the future nor the past. It will be like you were a blip that the country quickly shook off.

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> You're dying with every passing day. You are
> neither the future nor the past. It will be like
> you were a blip that the country quickly shook
> off.


Your credibility is, shall we say, a little suspect. You know, like last night, after the polls closed and you wrote that McAuliffe had won by more than 7 points. LoLz

 
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> McAsshole won by like a point an a half and he
> spent a shitload more money.
>
> The press had him winning this thing in a
> hammock.
>
> If the GOP can convince people to trust Christie,
> Cankles will get her two-faced ass whooped.
>
> Bet on it.

Except, my little tea-swilling pal, ALL the stuff on Christie that Romney had and made him decide on the math-challenged little pot-scrubber instead....will be out in the Public discourse, hence disqualifying Fatso before the primaries even begin.

Keep swilling that hate-laced tea, Wingy. Slurp Slurp.Romney has fucked the GOP not just ONCE....but now in TWO elections.

MY favorite Bagger victory claims on "the day after".

"we ALMOST won"

"we WOULDA won....NEXT WEEK"

"we won, but they CHEATED"

I've heard all these multiple times now. Goddam, you baggers sure have a tough time with reality. If the COOOCHIE had just backed off the probing and gay-hating, he would have won by 20 points. It's always nice to have a gift of incompetence from the other side.

Thanks!

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> MY favorite Bagger victory claims on "the day
> after".
>
> "we ALMOST won"
>
> "we WOULDA won....NEXT WEEK"
>
> "we won, but they CHEATED"
>
> I've heard all these multiple times now. Goddam,
> you baggers sure have a tough time with reality.
> If the COOOCHIE had just backed off the probing
> and gay-hating, he would have won by 20 points.
> It's always nice to have a gift of incompetence
> from the other side.
>
> Thanks!
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> MY favorite Bagger victory claims on "the day
> after".
>
> "we ALMOST won"
>
> "we WOULDA won....NEXT WEEK"
>
> "we won, but they CHEATED"
>
> I've heard all these multiple times now. Goddam,
> you baggers sure have a tough time with reality.
> If the COOOCHIE had just backed off the probing
> and gay-hating, he would have won by 20 points.
> It's always nice to have a gift of incompetence
> from the other side.
>
> Thanks!


Except you haven't.

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> You're dying with every passing day. You are
> neither the future nor the past. It will be like
> you were a blip that the country quickly shook
> off.


Libturds, feminists, and homosexuals are breaking down the family unit and religion to carry out their secret agenda to bring Communism to America.

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> Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> > You're dying with every passing day. You are
> > neither the future nor the past. It will be
> like
> > you were a blip that the country quickly shook
> > off.
>
>
> Libturds, feminists, and homosexuals are breaking
> down the family unit and religion to carry out
> their secret agenda to bring Communism to America.


Not really a secret anymore. Most don't think it's communism, they think it's European socialism. They don't realize the only reason Europe isn't communist is because the US was there to stop it. Who'll be there to stop it now? Crickets

I hope that this "loss" energizes the Tea Party. Keep loud, obnoxious and stupid guys and gals. I'm sure the Tea Partiers aren't quitters (except governor Palin.)

I can't wait till that overgrown ommpahloopah in NJ gets in a sumo match with Tea Party.

Someone made a point earlier about wealth disparity under Obama. Good point, Obama hasn't done a great job reversing Clinton and Bush moves that lead us to this historic imbalance between the haves and have nots.

However, Obamacare is one strategy that should help the middle class in the long run. They only have another thousand days in office to get it off the ground. If the ACA doesn't work, it will be a great stepping stone to the single payer system Hillary will implement that we wanted all along. ACA is more of a republican plan anyway.

^^^^^^ So refreshing to hear the words of an honest hard working American now and then. Thank you for that. It gets lonley in the dark places I engage Republica drones in

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> I hope that this "loss" energizes the Tea Party.
> Keep loud, obnoxious and stupid guys and gals.
> I'm sure the Tea Partiers aren't quitters (except
> governor Palin.)
>
> I can't wait till that overgrown ommpahloopah in
> NJ gets in a sumo match with Tea Party.


We are energized. And Christie will lose cause we aren't voting for him, just like we didn't vote for Romney.

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> Someone made a point earlier about wealth
> disparity under Obama. Good point, Obama hasn't
> done a great job reversing Clinton and Bush moves
> that lead us to this historic imbalance between
> the haves and have nots.
>
> However, Obamacare is one strategy that should
> help the middle class in the long run. They only
> have another thousand days in office to get it off
> the ground. If the ACA doesn't work, it will be a
> great stepping stone to the single payer system
> Hillary will implement that we wanted all along.
> ACA is more of a republican plan anyway.


Except that it's the middle class that is being thrown off their current plans and it will be 10 times worse next year when the illegal waiver Obama gave to business expires. The middle class always gets screwed under democrats. Taxes on wealth and business are always passed down to the middle class in the form of higher prices, inflation, higher unemployment and lower wages. Obama's policies have proven this in spades. His policies have created a net increase of like 50,000 full time jobs in 5 years.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> ^^^^^^ So refreshing to hear the words of an
> honest hard working American now and then. Thank
> you for that. It gets lonley in the dark places I
> engage Republica drones in


Your spelling sucks and so do you.

Atom Wrote:
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> Someone made a point earlier about wealth
> disparity under Obama. Good point, Obama hasn't
> done a great job reversing Clinton and Bush moves
> that lead us to this historic imbalance between
> the haves and have nots.
>
> However, Obamacare is one strategy that should
> help the middle class in the long run. They only
> have another thousand days in office to get it off
> the ground. If the ACA doesn't work, it will be a
> great stepping stone to the single payer system
> Hillary will implement that we wanted all along.
> ACA is more of a republican plan anyway.

Actually no.

Obamacare will do the exact opposite. The wealthy are rich so they wont use Obamacare anyway. The poor get everything free so again it doesnt matter to them. The middle class however will have to put significantly more of their money towards healthcare since the system has been sifted to a high deductible high out of pocket cost before plans really kick in. Which means either that have less money or they use healthcare less, either outcome is a negative.

The middle class is exactly who gets screwed by Obamacare just like every other policy hes made. Youre better off just being poor than lower middle class so you can get everything free.

So you want a single payer and nationalized healthcare system, right?

Who pays for it and how? I assume you also realize that in a nationalized healthcare system medical professionals and hospitals will be working for uncle sam, correct? Who will pay them or force them to work at a lower pay rate?

I know, I know, we can't find enough american doctors & nurses to practice medicine so we need H1B and F1 `doctors' from india and china.

How would you feel if you were aborted? Rhetorical, rhetorical.

Republican candidates only lose because you dont vote for them huh? You're such a clear majority of America right? You just need a true conservative right? Why did Cuccinelli lose Virginia and the Tea Party candidate lose in the Republican Primary Alabama 01 district?

Not only are they continuing to lose elections. They're convinced the only way to turn it around is to stay in denial and double down. Good, I like it. Keep up your divisive corrosive obstruction until you relinquish enough power to make you permenantly irrelevant.

Meanwhile, the American people will increase their rejection of the GOP. Obama's going to remain the president until 2016. If they dont like the way Congress functions. Voting Republican ain't gonna change that.

There was a low voter turnout because Cooch didn't belong in this epoch.

Every time I heard about Terry's double digit win it freaked me out because that coverage depresses voter turnout for the good side.

If you were aborted you'd never know it. And this world would get on just fine w/out me and you.

Atom, which is it?


Are the majority of Americans stupid and uninformed or we do we need as many voters to the polls as possible?
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> There was a low voter turnout because Cooch didn't
> belong in this epoch.
>
> Every time I heard about Terry's double digit win
> it freaked me out because that coverage depresses
> voter turnout for the good side.


According to exit polling, almost half those who voted for McAuliffe did so as a vote against Cuccinelli. He had no support other than he wasn't Cooch. Idiots are unable to internalize information. You can't internalize information. You are an idiot. Sorry, it's "science". Kinda like Herrnstein and Murray's The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life. The liberal elitist went ape shit and lied about it's methodology and findings because they couldn't accept the indisputable science behind the study. Just thought I'd throw that in for ya Atom.

Stupid people should vote. Smart people should vote.

People who vote republican are generally stupid or using the stupid. In other words, their motivation comes from their desire to use people or their frustration from being used by people.

According to the bell curve, half the population has an IQ <100. But I'll read what your selling and get back to you.

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> According to exit polling, almost half those who
> voted for McAuliffe did so as a vote against
> Cuccinelli. He had no support other than he
> wasn't Cooch.

And, it turns out that the quality of not being the Kookster was sufficiently attractive for T-Mac to win.

Hint: Next time, try nominating a candidate that doesn't alienate half of the Commonwealth GOP.

GOP-tards!

LoLz!


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> Atom Smasher Wrote:
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> > According to exit polling, almost half those
> who
> > voted for McAuliffe did so as a vote against
> > Cuccinelli. He had no support other than he
> > wasn't Cooch.
>
> And, it turns out that the quality of not being
> the Kookster was sufficiently attractive for T-Mac
> to win.
>
> Hint: Next time, try nominating a candidate that
> doesn't alienate half of the Commonwealth GOP.
>
> GOP-tards!
>
> LoLz!
>
>


The other half of the Commonwealth was alienated by YOUR shitty candidate. Or did you not realize that fastterry only got 48% of the vote? Being a first class moron, what you realize is always in doubt.

In reference to the Obama rally pics WingNut posted above: Is that woman in the bottom pic the same one who just recently fainted in the Rose Garden?

I'm sure a lot of Dem strategists are closely examining the results of this election. It sure got close. Maybe the reason for the unscheduled White House meeting with Dem Senators yesterday?

Really1 Wrote:
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> In reference to the Obama rally pics WingNut
> posted above: Is that woman in the bottom pic the
> same one who just recently fainted in the Rose
> Garden?
>
> I'm sure a lot of Dem strategists are closely
> examining the results of this election. It sure
> got close. Maybe the reason for the unscheduled
> White House meeting with Dem Senators yesterday?


It's the adult males screaming and fawning that's the most pathetic of all. What a bunch of faggots.

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> In reference to the Obama rally pics WingNut
> posted above: Is that woman in the bottom pic the
> same one who just recently fainted in the Rose
> Garden?

She has the same greasy haired look as Sandra Fluke. Ugly women like her appeal to the Obama voter demographic.

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