Yep,this is the persona the left like to paint of Conservatives. Nothing but a bunch of uneducated hicks.However,the libs who so highly revere academia, always have brilliant candidates. In fact,as mentioned last night,they are even given the Nobel Peace Prize in anticipation of the greatness they will accomplish.
Yes and of course all rags made from sustainable sources of fabrics, certified ‘green’ with no sweatshop labor associated with their deconstructin.Riches? Whoa…whoa…whoa…there will be no “riches.” The GOP is the party of the (evil, stinking, filthy) “rich.” It will be rags-to-nicer-looking-rags stories.
Yeah…I thought it was an ok speech…not quite as good as this NRO review makes it out to be but it was decent. I thought Eastwood was totally out of control but he was pretty funny and still had some good content.
I like to avoid stereotypes as best I can. We all, conservatives and liberals, have a tendency to use them, however, including liberal academics like me.Yep,this is the persona the left like to paint of Conservatives. Nothing but a bunch of uneducated hicks.However,the libs who so highly revere academia, always have brilliant candidates. In fact,as mentioned last night,they are even given the Nobel Peace Prize in anticipation of the greatness they will accomplish.
That’s it, keep up with the Nouveau Vendée bias attitude. I guess history does repeat itself
Huntman, IMHO, was only in the race to split the Mormon vote.That’s it, keep up with the Nouveau Vendée bias attitude. I guess history does repeat itself
And for your information, many of us “hick” Conservatives really wish your absurd caricaturization were correct, because so far us “hicks” see the same Establishment country-club Rockefeller Republicans ruling the same party with an iron-fist as it did back in the 70s. However even if Jon Huntsman were the nominee people on the Left would still find a way to paint the highly liberal Huntsman as a radical right-wing reactionary.
Perhaps so and it would have been nice if he did, but it is what it is and we have Romney.
Yes, Eastwood reminded him that Biden is the intellectual powerhouse of the Democrat Party.
Get back to me in 8 years. I think you (and I) will be very pleasantly surprised.
Sorry I just don’t see it, I would love to be pleasantly surprised but I just don’t see it. However Romney for 8 years will give me enough time to pay off my debts and prepare to exit this nation when another Democrat comes into power.Get back to me in 8 years. I think you (and I) will be very pleasantly surprised.
President Ryan disagrees with you
Don’t you mean Vice-Presidential Nominee Ryan?President Ryan disagrees with you
Also, beware of falling into the essentially liberal “everything is horrible and will get worse” trap.
It would be nice, but I’m with Pat Buchanan, what the nation needs is a Saint Paul. Turn on the TV and it’s Sex, drugs, violence, indulgence, and utter degradation…I don’t want my kids to be raised with that and sorry an economic boom is not going to do it. We had one with George W Bush and it was completely wiped out in the last year of his administration. So even a “good job” isn’t a long-term guarantee of national success.Also, beware of falling into the essentially liberal “everything is horrible and will get worse” trap.
As a conservative, and maybe because we are conservative, and even more importantly Catholic, we must be a people of hope. Be not afraid.
Speaking of that…am I the only one who thought that John Boehner dissed His Eminence by simply taking over the podium without an acknowledgment, completely leaving a slightly befuddled Cardinal to quietly make his way back to the backroom on his own?
Didn’t the same thing happen the other nights at the end? I don’t remember anything additional. But at the end of the last night people where pretty tired and having to walk around balloons, etc.
It was an “awkward transition”, at best …
I guess, but I felt Boehner could have at least thanked the Cardinal then conclude to hitting his little gavel…all it would have take was 5 seconds to do so.
