Comments on: BOXER IS PUNCH DRUNK

By: VastRight-WingConspirator

VastRight-WingConspirator — Thu, 12 May 2005 20:14:19 +0000

I live here in California, too and still don’t understand how that hooch got voted back into office! And I have to deal with her attorney husband, too! I agree, keep the hooch in the spotlight and allow her to keep opening her mouth and she’ll keep on makin’ our cause grow.

By: John

John — Wed, 16 Mar 2005 20:56:19 +0000

Sure you guys, easy for you to say. “Keep her here, don’t ship her away” Well I LIVE in the state of California and I have to put up with her BS in my own back yard! I wish California would join the rest of the country and run these clowns off.

By: Sean

Sean — Mon, 24 Jan 2005 21:23:07 +0000

I’ll agree with you on everything Ed, EXCEPT the last part. Don’t ship her far, far away. Keep her right out in front in the spotlight. The more she spouts off for the Left-wing fringe (since she’s the new appointed voice for the Left-wing democrat base), the more they are exposed. The more they are exposed for being way out on the extreme Left, the better it is for us.

By: Ed

Ed — Mon, 24 Jan 2005 19:08:15 +0000

SHe is so great for the Republicans, so is Howard Dean, keep up the good work. Best thing the Dem’s could do is hip her far far away…

By: Ed

Ed — Mon, 24 Jan 2005 19:03:56 +0000

Boxer is great to keep around, just like Howard Dean. Please Dem’s keep helping the Great Blue Party. If they had any sense, they ship her far far away…………

By: Maverick

Maverick — Thu, 20 Jan 2005 15:38:35 +0000

SEAN: There is no need for anybody else to weigh in on what Tim said. You have answered for all of us. Very well done =)

By: Rob

Rob — Thu, 20 Jan 2005 15:13:57 +0000

Did anything I say in my post say I hated Americans? My neighbour is a kook too, in some of the inane things he says, but I still think he is a good person. Nor did I say that there were no differences between conservatives and liberals (eg, abortion, gay marriage, gun control, taxes, social security, medicare, religion, immigration, come to mind as a few)! I said that the way the debates play out in the US makes it look like the respective positions of the parties are a canyon apart, when in the big picture (i.e the whole world), the positions are quite close. The bigger problem with that observation is that AMericans seem to have difficulty in dealing with difference of opinion. Other countries (that have legal and active parties of the real fascist and communist varieties) deal with difference in a much more civilized manner than do Americans.

I am Rob or rmcdouga depending on which computer I post from. The name is auto-enter and each computer has a different entry stored; I always forget to change it. I will try tonight to remember to change my other computer.

By: Sean

Sean — Thu, 20 Jan 2005 04:51:10 +0000

Fine rmcdouga. If you hate America, and everyone in it. And you think everyone is the same Conservative and Liberal (most likely because you don’t take the time, or bother to learn the differences) then get the hell out of America. Go back to wherever you came from. You represent the typically uninformed.

By the way, I thought it was Rob now, not rmcdouga?

By: rmcdouga

rmcdouga — Thu, 20 Jan 2005 02:01:07 +0000

As an outsider (to the US), I think you are all (Americans) kooks. As somebody in another post said, the difference between US conservatives and liberals is like the difference between Coke and Coke Classic. The rest of the world gets a real chuckle at seeing the intensity and the vitriol that passess for debate between parties that would not even have sperate existences in other countries (they would be so close together). The sad part is that this is the country that holds itself up as the beacon of democracy for the rest of the world. The fact remains that the US can’t really tolerate diversity of views: it is obvious in your party structure, it is obvious in the vitriol of your debate over stupid things, and it is obvious in the demonization that both sides do to each other (the ‘right’ calling the ‘left’ Un-American Communists and the ‘left’ calling the right Un-American Nazis). The US is one of the view ‘democracies’ (and I am not counting dictatorships in this) that actually dares to call people ‘Un-American’ for their views; not their actions, but just their views. That is some great democacry!

By: Sean

Sean — Wed, 19 Jan 2005 23:27:35 +0000

Tim….AHA, HA, HA…..Tim…..AHA, HA, HA. Sorry I had to stop laughing at your comment….AHA, ha, ha,… before I respond to it. Let me get this straight you have Micheal Moore in your corner (The biggest, fattest, stupidest kook of all) and we’re the kooks. You have authors who write books on why Bush is like Hitler and he should be assasinated, but we’re the kooks.
Now, We (the Conservatives) have won the last two Presidential elections, and in the last election we won 4 more Senate seats and we have won back more Congressional seats, but we are out of touch with America. We smoked the best candidates that you LOSERS could come up with, but we are the ones with the reality (and party) problems.
Further more, we don’t bully anyone here. Everyone is allowed to voice their opinion and there is a retort. What you people like, is more to the point, is having a debate style with 5 liberals, one Conservative, un-even talk time, and an audience picked from a local liberal University.
Barbara Boxer is the new mouthpiece of the liberal kook base in the Democrat party. Mark my words Tim. She is playing to the base, she won’t win re-election (of course she doesn’t care because she just won and probably won’t run again). But the point is is that Boxer is the new kook microphone to sure up the Democrat base. She has no evidence, only lies.
If we are going down how come we seem to be winning. We have the power now, we’re not giving it up, you guys are getting more extreme by the day, because you don’t know how to get your power back, and your message is believed anymore by the majority of America. Goodbye Tim, you are a dieing breed.

Anyone else wanna weigh in on this?