Gloating. But only for today.

Published on November 3, 2004 By greywar In Politics

Unfair of me I suppose, but I really got a hearty laugh out of these bizarre quotes from the bitter and extreme left. LGF was kind enough to just dump them all into a single thread for your reading pleasure.

My favs? The folks who think that practioners of "High Magick" were telepathically influencing the election for Bush coming in a close second is the guy who thought we used high altitude aircraft to disrupt the voting machines.

Other gems :

"It's hard to feel bad about Sep. 11 when you people put this monster back into office. There better be some riots tonight or something."

"Hey, all you 18-24 year old kids that registered, but did not bother to show up yesterday. . .
F*, and enjoy the draft!"

"Gods-damn it! The f*cking Republicans have got Magical help pumping out a clear, unified, focused broadcast, and you can be sure, every sensitive is picking it up."

According to the Dems 58,000,000 people are ignorant retards who want a draft. Ah if they only knew how self-reflective that statement truly is. Read em all.

Oh and here is Chris Matthews with his "enlightened take" :

"Katie the south part of the country is different. People that don't live there don't understand. They believe there is WoMD in Iraq. They are simple people. They are not analytical.......

Comments (Page 2)

greywar

on Nov 03, 2004

Besides, the nutjobs quoted above (when identified) aren't in particularly powerful Democratic positions

Are you serious? Have you ever heard of Terry McAuliffe? These are the DNC's talking points this year. Not a deviation from the norm, this time they were the norm.

but fail to acknowledge the damage in your own.

Mine won. Theres a global test if i ever saw one. If you want to cracks in the Republican armor go read Brad's latest link and dicusser.

That seems like a sweeping and unsubstantiated generalization to me.

I think I substantiated it fairly well in the article itself. Sweeping? Hell yes it is. The lunatics swept your entire party under the rug.

bakerstreet

on Nov 04, 2004

I think it is obvious that stuff like this helped cinch the Presidency for Bush. Between right leaning Dems that couldn't tolerate joining a Micheal Moore and George Soros production, and all the Republicans that traditionally don't vote who were highly, highly motivated, I think we have a lot ot thank the knee-jerk far-left for.

Here's hoping their outrage will swell and spill over for four more years. By that time maybe they'll split into a third party and every election will be 50/30/20 from now on...

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