I think it is terribly arrogant of Ms. Dowd to be articulate and reasonable in her column. The Drop Out Governor is right to attack her.

Never underestimate Sarah . …http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/10/14/AR2010101404794.html

Mean girls , huh ? …Palin / Malkin 2012

Successful women sure do seem to piss of O’Dowd! I wonder what it would be like to be that pissed off and bitter all the time?

Ask Robert.

The Real Royal King said:
I think it is terribly arrogant of Ms. Dowd to be articulate and reasonable in her column. The Drop Out Governor is right to attack her.

Huh?Wuh? Silly rabbit, Palin attacked? “I don’t think I’ve met her” is an attack? Wow, skin is getting so thin we can see the grilled armadillo making it’s way into the small bowel……

“do anything that would require her to take any sort of civic responsibility”

Her “civic responsibility” is to oppose the Obama-Reid-Pelosi socialist agenda. Over the past year she as done that admirably.

BTW, her putdown of Maureen Dowd was very clever. My favorite line was “may we always be happy and may our enemies know it”.

RIGHT BACK AT YA’ – DOWD!!!

Playbook: Deflect attention from original question, continue recitation of simple talking points, rinse, repeat.

Penguin60 said:
Huh?Wuh? Silly rabbit, Palin attacked? “I don’t think I’ve met her” is an attack? Wow, skin is getting so thin we can see the grilled armadillo making it’s way into the small bowel……

It’s called satire, Twit! Lighten up.

Mr.Papshmer said:
Successful women sure do seem to piss of O’Dowd! I wonder what it would be like to be that pissed off and bitter all the time?

Kumquat: Ms. O’Dowd is not what we might call a woman of the people, but, unlike the Drop Out Governor, she makes no pretense she is. However, she is anything but pissed off and bitter. She has a remarkable, witty, dry sense of humor that tends to go over the heads of people unable to complete the Crossword Puzzle in her paper.

writer said:
Ask Robert.

Kumquat, my response to this is included in my response to your earlier post, supra.

But you, Robert, are a man of the people. As long as they don’t live in certain dwellings, or shop at certain stores, or eat certain foods, or…..well, the list is pretty lengthy.

Hey King, you be sure and stow all sharp objects in a safe place on 11/2. :)

The Real Royal King said:
It’s called satire, Twit! Lighten up.

Most would consider it satire, but from your history of dubious posts….I’m not sure.
And Twit? I’m shocked!(makes me feel better that you capitalized) you are dangerously close to losing your bastion of libs membership card.

kopo1 said:
welcome to :shoeswholesale.usThis is a shopping paradise

By Gad , it is , sir !

Mr.Papshmer said:
Hey King, you be sure and stow all sharp objects in a safe place on 11/2. :)

Thanks for the advice, Kumquat, but I’m not given to dramatic displays.

I’m not given to dramatic displays.

That’s true, King. On your video, you don’t look like you could even afford to be homeless.

Palin hints at a third party because the fiscal irresponsibility is on BOTH side of the isle. She’s not hinting, she’s stating a fact. If the republicans take control and don’t spend wisely, they’re out in the next election too.
Maureen Dowd is over-rated and is just a bitter human being. I’m sure she has some valid thoughts, but it’s hard to see through the bitterness.

As to Palin, it’s unfair to say of Palin “or for that matter do anything that would require her to take any sort of civic responsibility”. Such judgement!

‘I Don’t Think I’ve Met That Gal, Maureen O’Dowd’

Oh really Sarah?…she’s the bimbo sitting in the corner with a gin bottle between her legs. right over there!

The Real Royal King said:
The Drop Out Governor is right to attack her.

Attack her? Gov Palin merely swatted a fly.

lane said:
Palin hints at a third party because the fiscal irresponsibility is on BOTH side of the isle. She’s not hinting, she’s stating a fact. If the republicans take control and don’t spend wisely, they’re out in the next election too.
Maureen Dowd is over-rated and is just a bitter human being. I’m sure she has some valid thoughts, but it’s hard to see through the bitterness.

As to Palin, it’s unfair to say of Palin “or for that matter do anything that would require her to take any sort of civic responsibility”. Such judgement!

Gilligan, the Skipper, Too, A Millionaire and His Wife, A Movie Star, the Professor and MaryAnn were stranded on an isle. The space dividing the House of Representatives is an aisle.

I do have to say Ms. Dowd is correct. The Drop Out Governor is as mindful of civic responsibility as she is her children. In other words, not at all. Such self-absorption as we see with the Drop Out Governor has no outreach.

To a similar utterance, I responded:

Azarkhan said:
Penguin60 says:
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The Real Royal King said:
It’s called satire, Twit! Lighten up.

Most would consider it satire, but from your history of dubious posts….I’m not sure.
And Twit? I’m shocked!(makes me feel better that you capitalized) you are dangerously close to losing your bastion of libs membership card.

I got a Robert Stephenson mask for Halloween but had to return it. Everyone was too frightened.

LOL

SP, you go girl! Slap that MoDo down, or whatever her name is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Real Royal King said:
The Real Royal King says:
October 20, 2010 at 11:51 am The Real Royal King(Quote)

King, stop your hate. No one here beat and raped you as child, nor are they the ones doing it now.

We all pray for you!

writer said:
I got a Robert Stephenson mask for Halloween but had to return it.

I was thinking about getting a Royal King mask and sitting by an empty guitar case in front of the liquor store. But then I ‘spose folks would wonder how I could be at two liquor stores at the same time.

This is so non-sensical to rehash facts that have documented over & over again…There is a clear DOUBLE-STANDARD and LIBERAL BIAS in the Mainstream Media!

It had gone virtually unchallenged until the emergence of talk radio, then FOX and Internet sites.

We can’t be held responsible for progressives’ inability to assimmilate and process that information!!

Mr.Papshmer said:
I was thinking about getting a Royal King mask and sitting by an empty guitar case in front of the liquor store. But then I ’spose folks would wonder how I could be at two liquor stores at the same time.

Really, Kumquat, posting under multiple names is one manner. We are all sympathetic to the pathological need for attention some people have. However, responding under one of your names to a post by another of your names does seem to cross the line a bit.

I wonder why the King gets so offended when anyone knocks Robert Stephenson? He’s never heard of him.

writer said:
I wonder why the King gets so offended when anyone knocks Robert Stephenson? He’s never heard of him.

Actually, I was referring to you and you, Kumquat. I merely find the Stephenson matter puerile on your part.

The Real Royal King said:
Really, Kumquat, posting under multiple names is one manner.

I have been trying to figure out why calling someone Kumquat is an insult? You need to see a doctor, Robert. They have doctors in Austin, I think? Maybe with Obamacare they have all left town.

Your ignorant nicknames for people make no sense? You are a washed up divorce lawyer, we should call you Ambulance Chaser RRK. That makes sense.

As for the above story. Glynnis is the comic relief.

Yeah, King. But it is a shame you don’t know Robert. He’s arrogant and hateful towards anyone who doesn’t see things from his extreme far left viewpoint. You guys would be great friends. Coincidentally, he also lives in Austin. You should look him up.

gordonbloyershow said:
I have been trying to figure out why calling someone Kumquat is an insult?

Keep scratching your scalp, Marceaux, I mean Blower. Why knows, it might even be a term of endearment.

Ted used the ‘Kumquat’ term first. But since Ted is another of the King’s names, there ya go.

Palin is again demonstrating her ignorance. She obviously took no clue from the Couric interview. Dowd is a well-written, well-spoken, well-read and thoughtful columnist for the NY Times.
Dowd and the newspaper she works for asset to our democracy. Without the NY Times and other great newspapers the rich, the poiticos and powerfu would be rolling over the litlle guy.

Why is stupidity becoming chic?

These fans of Pain’s are mostly misguided, old racist white folk, who not unlike Brett Favre, are going crazy as their control of events continues to slide.

The New York Times stands up for the little guy. What a load of horseshit.

Sarah who?

Founders_were_Liberal said:
Dowd is a well-written, well-spoken, well-read and thoughtful columnist for the NY Times.

The only accurate parts of that sentence were the beginning and the end.

What Sarah is doing by raising the specter of a 3rd party is sending a strong message to the GOP elite to either heed the will of the people or perish.

We are the Tea Party. You will be assimilated.

littleboybloyer said:
Glynnis is the comic relief.

Nope. Still you, dummy.

(And, of course, my avatars!)

Hugo Daun said:
Nope. Still you, dummy.

(And, of course, my avatars!)

Indeed, I love your avatars, and my cat, F.D. Roosevelt loves to watch Blower’s You Tubes. The little guy laughs and laughs.

Azarkhan said:
The only accurate parts of that sentence were the beginning and the end.

Dowd Times?

writer said:
I wonder why the King gets so offended when anyone knocks Robert Stephenson? He’s never heard of him.

MAn, I loved Treasure Island and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Classics.

writer said:
Ted used the ‘Kumquat’ term first. But since Ted is another of the King’s names, there ya go.

I call dibbs on the term Pomegranate, as a somewhat confusing possibly derogatory term.

That’s kind hard to spell though, maybe Zucchini is better? Can we get a vote on that?

Two simple things: If anyone wants to see what “mean” and “hate” actually look like, look at MoDo’s picture. And, if the RINO’s blow it, we’ll be watching, and we’ll have to do the best we can to get them out in 2012. The Tea Party groups, in the thousands and by various names, across the USA, will be watching closing and making plans to take them out. It might be easier to just take over the RINO party, but, I for one, would want to start fresh without the filth attached to the Democrats or Republicans!!

Founders_were_Liberal said:
Founders_were_Liberal says:
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Palin is again demonstrating her ignorance. She obviously took no clue from the Couric interview. Dowd is a well-written, well-spoken, well-read and thoughtful columnist for the NY Times.

You just showed YOUR ignorance!

Spoken like a true space cadet.

Mo Dowd has had a complete bitch on since Michael Douglas dumped her for Catherine Zeta Jones and she began going thru menopause.She may also be surrering from the vapors. Poor thing.

Thank God for the comedy relief that Glynnis MacNicol provides. She should be sitting between Behar&Goldburg.

Not Your Typical New Yorker said:
‘I Don’t Think I’ve Met That Gal, Maureen O’Dowd’ Oh really Sarah?…she’s the bimbo sitting in the corner with a gin bottle between her legs. right over there!

I wouldn’t call Dowd a lush but on a recent blood test she hit about 80 proof. I think she used to drink Bombay Sapphire back in the good ol’ days (when she still had a shred of credibility) but now I think Old Mr. Boston is her brand of choice.

HostileLogic said:
What Sarah is doing by raising the specter of a 3rd party is sending a strong message to the GOP elite to either heed the will of the people or perish. We are the Tea Party. You will be assimilated.

I think you might be correct. -0bama did not “win” the White House, Mr. McCain “lost” it. There is simply no clear difference between the RINOs and the Democrats.

WOW! She is annoying and dumb!

I can’t make it through the whole clip. My ears are bleeding!