What a well reasoned and thoughtful response. No wonder you criticism the “anti-intellectuals.”

*rolls eyes*

m says:
November 24, 2009 at 8:57 am

Having said that, they also pass away earlier.

Are you saying that older people pass away earlier than young people? Because if you are… that’s pretty funny (providing you were attempting some dry humor).

Despite the mudslinging you do make a good point. How will Sarah Palin play
in less conservative venues?

And in both of them you have proof of the adage that Republoteabaggerists will say anything no matter how stupid it might be.

And here, folks, we see the mentality that has no problem “pulling the plug on grandma.” “The elderly aren’t real citizens,” says the far left… partly because they don’t vote the “correct way,” and party because they can’t grasp that one day, they too, will be old. That is… unless the government starts saying who’s “passed their functionality” and “too expensive to live.”

(For more info on that… check out yesterday’s “60 Minutes” episode)

The Villages is a hotbed of retirees who are easy prey for demagogues like the Beckerhead. Palin went there several times during the campaign. I’m sure McCain/Palin carried the Villages.

But how will the Republoteabaggers play in Peoria?

Apparently 25K folks came out to see Beck this weekend at the Villages. Not bad.

Anyhoo, I sure hope he hasn’t gone off the deep-end… next he’ll be idolizing Mao.

Why… is he trying out for a job in the White House?

Oh, that’s right… it doesn’t have to make sense. You’re still just a stalker, still just saying goofy things to “attack” another poster. And here, after not seeing you all weekend, I thought you had grown up. Oh well.

Jim R says:
November 23, 2009 at 9:31 pm
Will he crash and burn with the corporatism or populism crowd first? Common decency obviously isn’t making a dent.

What bit of “common decency” has Beck or his supporters ignored?

They do listen to his radio show in our machine shop and his pandering to the least common denominator on various issues makes his routine immediately boringly predictable.

He knows the success he seeks depends upon a precarious high-wire dance on the edge of decency, appealing to the worst of our nature without getting banned for life.

It’ll indeed be interesting how he navigates attacking our corporate owned and controlled political system without running afoul of his paymaster and theirs, those who seek only more corporate power and control.

Will he crash and burn with the corporatism or populism crowd first? Common decency obviously isn’t making a dent.