The president's constituency

OldArmy · 10-18-2011, 08:23 PM

This president is embarked on a dangerous venture. He's pretty clearly decided to cast his lot with the "street". His sympathies (and his words of support) for the anarchists and other rejects that are occupying the streets are clear. And his solid, consistent concentration on the special agenda folks and the other "abused" dogs and cats of the dem party pretty clearly tells the tale. He's decided he can't convince (fool?) mainstream Americans twice so he's trying to get back to the dem base which has always been a loose coalition of a million single issue whack-job constituencies. He doesn't even try to talk to middle America anymore.

ScotchAndCigar · 10-19-2011, 02:41 AM

Grrrrrrrrrrrr. I'm a grumpy old man, and I have to start yet another thread to spew my anger. Bunch of degenerates, those wall st protestors. Not like those great Americans who mobbed those town hall meetings to yell and riot. Or those patriotic teabaggers with the Hitler signs.

11Series · 10-19-2011, 10:47 AM

*yawn*

Archie Bunker tells those darn kids to get off his lawn.

Hurts pretty bad to know in your heart that none of the dysfunctional family of Tea Party Republican rejects that appeared in last night's debate have any chance at leading this country. It looked more like an episode of the Jerry Springer Show than an intellectual debate. No wonder you feel you have to strike out in anger at others, since you guys have utterly failed to produce a single viable candidate.

OldArmy · 10-19-2011, 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by 11Series

*yawn*

Archie Bunker tells those darn kids to get off his lawn.

Hurts pretty bad to know in your heart that none of the dysfunctional family of Tea Party Republican rejects that appeared in last night's debate have any chance at leading this country. It looked more like an episode of the Jerry Springer Show than an intellectual debate. No wonder you feel you have to strike out in anger at others, since you guys have utterly failed to produce a single viable candidate.

Viable? Right now it seems Generic Candidate is good enough to beat the pretender. Pretty sad state of affairs for the annointed one, incumbent and all.

11Series · 10-19-2011, 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by OldArmy

Viable? Right now it seems Generic Candidate is good enough to beat the pretender. Pretty sad state of affairs for the annointed one, incumbent and all.

Too bad you guys don't have a "Generic Candidate", you are stuck with all these confirmed rejects instead. Your losers all poll lower than the Tea Party Republican's imaginary friend, the "Generic Candidate". Pretty sad state of affairs when the best candidate you can field is imaginary....

OldArmy · 10-20-2011, 11:55 AM

Sweeping up some loose threads....

Bwahahaha! If you had ever served you would know what "OldArmy" aludes to and it ain't age. But I do kinda like the grumpy part.

Hmmm, Romney is even with his holiness and that's with a million dogs and cats still in the mix. What do you suppose will happen when it's just a nice clean one-on-one?

Tea Party usually protests on weekends since they have jobs during the work week.

Now as to the disaffected anarchists in the streets now...read some of the signs, lots to be proud of there!

10-18-2011, 08:23 PM	#1
OldArmy Lieutenant Drives: 2007 Z4 3.0si Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Central Virginia Posts: 510 iTrader: (0)	The president's constituency This president is embarked on a dangerous venture. He's pretty clearly decided to cast his lot with the "street". His sympathies (and his words of support) for the anarchists and other rejects that are occupying the streets are clear. And his solid, consistent concentration on the special agenda folks and the other "abused" dogs and cats of the dem party pretty clearly tells the tale. He's decided he can't convince (fool?) mainstream Americans twice so he's trying to get back to the dem base which has always been a loose coalition of a million single issue whack-job constituencies. He doesn't even try to talk to middle America anymore.
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10-19-2011, 02:41 AM	#2
ScotchAndCigar Banned Drives: 2011 128i space gray vert Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: New England Posts: 817 iTrader: (0)	Grrrrrrrrrrrr. I'm a grumpy old man, and I have to start yet another thread to spew my anger. Bunch of degenerates, those wall st protestors. Not like those great Americans who mobbed those town hall meetings to yell and riot. Or those patriotic teabaggers with the Hitler signs.

10-19-2011, 10:47 AM	#3
11Series . Drives: BMW turned up to 11 Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: These things go to eleven Posts: 668 iTrader: (0)	yawn Archie Bunker tells those darn kids to get off his lawn. Hurts pretty bad to know in your heart that none of the dysfunctional family of Tea Party Republican rejects that appeared in last night's debate have any chance at leading this country. It looked more like an episode of the Jerry Springer Show than an intellectual debate. No wonder you feel you have to strike out in anger at others, since you guys have utterly failed to produce a single viable candidate.

10-20-2011, 11:55 AM	#6
OldArmy Lieutenant Drives: 2007 Z4 3.0si Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Central Virginia Posts: 510 iTrader: (0)	Sweeping up some loose threads.... Bwahahaha! If you had ever served you would know what "OldArmy" aludes to and it ain't age. But I do kinda like the grumpy part. Hmmm, Romney is even with his holiness and that's with a million dogs and cats still in the mix. What do you suppose will happen when it's just a nice clean one-on-one? Tea Party usually protests on weekends since they have jobs during the work week. Now as to the disaffected anarchists in the streets now...read some of the signs, lots to be proud of there!