His bio on the HuffPo says he a ‘former Wall Streeter’.

Clears up quite a bit, actually. ~~~

Laughs up sleeve.

OMG, John McCain himself too ! (And Romney! And and and Hucakbee!!!!!)

Traitors on parade

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~~~and makes a big deal out of how he refuses to wear one. ~~~

You mean he answered when someone asked him?

Well good Lord, when is someone gonna ask McCain, huh? (Or Romeny? Or or or Huckabee ???)

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~~~Even more disturbing is how he refuses to put his hand over his breast when during the National Anthum~~~

You mean kinda like this?

Dirty Rotten Commie

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~~~ and his refusal to stand during the Pledge of Allegience.~~~

You mean like this?

Sitting

Tying shoelace

Really, some of those comments are seriously disturbed.

Runs a clean ship, he does.

It looks like they’re doing one-handed air quotation marks.

LOL

On behalf of the great state of Washington, I’d volunteer to take one for the team, but, well, we’re just not nuts here.

Hm? Over there? No, no, there’s nothing on the east side of the mountains. Nothing to look at there. Move along.

Fuckin’ aye.

Once again, the left cannot help but worship its biggest idol of all time, Bill Ayers, by using three of the letters in his name in a coded attempt to praise him. Shameful.

If this keeps up, David Horowitz will join the Black Panthers until they kill one of his lady friends.

Romney probably didn’t look like a bad candidate if you had to vote in the Republican primary. The alternatives were all Republicans. So what was a Utah Republican to do?

(Aside from stay home and wash the holy underwear.)

Plus there was that whole Klan-owning-the-entire-state-government thing back in the 1920s.

And if the heartlanders and southerners ever get tired of it at the same time, there’s always us in Utah.

But then, an actual majority of us are gullible rubes. Romney took the Redoublechin primary here with 90%.

And the state had a convention in the 1820s to discuss the adoption of slavery. Fortunately, the small farmers had taken advantage of the free status of the state to create a viable and successful economic system, and most Hoosiers at the time knew that slavery would create a rapacious plutocracy that would ruin Indiana like it was, at that point, ruining the Upper South.

…we know that hard work must be rewarded…

Fuckin’ aye. Good old-fashioned hard work gets you to the top every time. Let the life of George W. Bush be an inspiration to us all.

White Riot!

When it became apparent she was going to be caught she called one of the doctors whose number she used (who was a personal friend with apparently no knowledge of her actions) and convinced him not to report her and promised never to use his DEA number again. He agreed, effectively making him a part of the conspiracy. Now instead of it being a story of Cindy McCain breaking the law it became a story of Dr. Feelgood providing drugs to hapless addicts.

The very next day she called the DEA and turned him in.

Opiate For the Mrs.

It’s like you only want stupid people on your side. Really stupid people. People stupid enough to be sad that George Allen crashed and burned.

(That was just mean. Sorry, Gary. I’ll try to be more politically correct next time so as not to hurt your feelings. I know how you people can be about political correctness when it suits you.)

Do people from the Heartland ever get sick of being portrayed as gullible rubes by right-wing assholes?

Maybe, but we Southerners appreciate you taking on the job for a while.

I’m from Indiana. And I can answer: Yes, we do.

Stop speaking for the Heartland.

And, while you’re at it, stop speaking for Jesus. You’re embarrassing Him.

The Democratic electorates in the two states hold both candidates in high regard, with more than seven in 10 saying they would be satisfied with Obama or Clinton as their party’s nominee in November. More than six in 10 said they believe either candidate could defeat Sen. John McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, in the general election, although when they were asked who has the better chance, Obama came out ahead by 11 percentage points in both Ohio and Texas.

I think this thing is just about over, and thank goodness for that.

Time to put an end to the circular firing squad and go after the goopers.