Which demonstrates how inane the Democrat Party base is, given that it allows Gore, Kennedy, and Kerry to scream about how evil rich people are, how they don’t deserve their money, and how they should all be punished and forced to pay higher taxes — while Kennedy, Gore, and Kerry are all rich, got it by inheritance, and have never voluntarily paid more in taxes themselves.

Bluntly put, if rich Democrats really wanted healthcare for the poor, blah blah blah, they could pay for it themselves with their inherited wealth. Instead, they try to get into power so they can force everyone else to pay for it for them — and ironically, raise taxes on the very people they claim are “suffering”.

That’s not caring for the poor. That’s exploiting the poor as a coverup for their insane need to expand government power. The best example is how Barack Obama, while whining about people having poor housing, was accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in direct contributions and in discounted property from one of the very slumlords who was causing that poor housing.

I think George W. Bush is an elitist in that he takes a very paternalistic view of the role of government.

Where is the American spirit, where people face problems head on - and rise from poverty to riches, overcome adversity, rebuild after disaster. Oh yeah, they are all on the Republican side.

Any success story undermines the Democratic platform - you must remain utterly Dependant on government - or else!

Let’s coin a new phrase: Drive-By Libtards.

Regards,
Peter H.

I think back to a great line uttered by Derek Jacobi as the senator Gracchus in the movie “Gladiator”: “I don’t pretend to be a man of the people, but I do try to be a man for the people”.

I think back to a great line uttered by Daffy Duck:

“It is to laugh.”

Here’s the deal, Kevin: Biden does “try to be a man for the people” who have funded his Senate career which he began at age 29.

Please return with a list of the landmark legislation he has served up. Show us his gold star chart of actions that have empowered truth, justice and the American way.

I won’t set the timer. You may google yourself silly without any stress of having to produce a single cogent thought.

But Jawn Karry’s wealth comes from his wife, just like Sen. McCain. Oh I’m sorry, wives. Funny how it’s the same way, they’re all hers.

And once again, the ‘Bush = idiot’ arguement. Funny how his grades are higher than Gore’s or Kerry’s and how this ‘idiot’ has become president, fought through two actual recessions, and hasn’t had one yet, Kevin and the media to the contrary.

Still waiting for Kevin to condem the FSF…

People like Kennedy, Gore, Kerry, etc have never done anything to hide their family wealth (ala’ John McCain, who oddly enough seems to have absolutely nothing while family assets appear to be in his wife’s name to avoid public scrutiny).

I think back to a great line uttered by Derek Jacobi as the senator Gracchus in the movie “Gladiator”: “I don’t pretend to be a man of the people, but I do try to be a man for the people”.

I think between an ‘elitist’ (ie someone who has an education and works for the people) and people like our current President who has all the brains of Ben Stiller’s portrayal of the Simple Jack character from “Tropic Thunder”, I’m happy to take the former.

If any one of those two was “dead flat wrong,” it wasn’t the general.

But he rides the train to work and has a sexy full head of hair(?) transplanted from his arse.

Please don’t respond with vulgarity, it will make “that gay conservative” upset.

Pardon?

If you look at the things in the context in which Democrats do — “How DARE you consider anything other than how well he panders to (insert identity-politics group here)!” — it makes sense.

Examples abound, but my favorite is how gay Democrats and liberals praise Cuba.

These ought to be things Republicans point out to people. I think they make a strong argument against Biden and Obama’s judgment. Yet Republicans didnt make the argument in 2004, and I doubt they will this time around.

In other words, the Democrats have combined elitism, celebrity, and delusions of godhood into one iconic image.

Examples abound, but my personal favorite has to be when gay and lesbian Democrats praise Cuba.

I think it has something to do with the Democrat mentality, “How dare you think of things other than how someone panders to (insert identity-politics group here)!”

Examples abound, but my personal favorite has to be when gay and lesbian Democrats praise Cuba.