Fat, dumb, and red

18. July 2008, 20:38 UhrWilliam

Here’s the guy responsible for the billboard below that connects 9/11 with Democrats.

Does he look like a Republican or what? Fat, dumb and red.  (could be Boss Hog)

Maybe he needs to ask himself: “on who’s watch did 9/11 happen and why“?

Let this be an example of how ignorants try to influence other ignorants with fear. It’s not working.

13 comments:

  1. Jack & Bobby K, 18. July 2008, 20:56

    Yeah, why….

     
  2. glendean, 18. July 2008, 21:23

    So fat is bad? Michael Moore fan? Al Gore fan?

    William, you’re kind of an asshole.

     
  3. Jeffraham Prestonian, 18. July 2008, 21:28

    I think it’s an excellent reminder of what the Republicans have run on the last 7+ years. It served them well in 2006, as it should in 2008.

    Pants-pissers. Home of the Brave, my ass.
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  4. JTF, 18. July 2008, 21:39

    glendean
    read it
    fat dumb and red
    as in redneck

     
  5. Jeffraham Prestonian, 18. July 2008, 21:40

    as in redneck

    As in high blood pressure
    As in will pop a seal when Obama is sworn in
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  6. Jeffraham Prestonian, 18. July 2008, 21:43

    I guess what I’m sayin’ is, if the Meatheads wanna subscribe this loser to the Meat of the Month club, now is the perfect time!
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  7. William, 18. July 2008, 22:10

    “The plain truth is there should be no minimum wage law in this great land of free enterprise….. We’re the only nation in the world where all our poor people are fat.” — former McCain Campaign Manager and Economic Advisor, Phil Gramm

     
  8. Cyabusa, 19. July 2008, 4:00

    fat, dumb, and red
    I ‘d like to know how much money this mental midget paid to have his IQ plastered on this billboard. OMG the scary thing is that people will follow and buy into his twisted logic. Ignorance is everywhere.

     
  9. HBK, 19. July 2008, 9:22

    This guy is Mike Meehan.

    “I believe 9/11 could have been prevented if we’d had a Republican president at the time,” Meehan said Wednesday on CNN’s “American Morning.”

    Exactly who is the asshole?

     
  10. HBK, 19. July 2008, 9:26

    But’s its true that Democrats should hope that more Republicans show their ass.

    Bring it on!

    I think I’ll start circulating a “Bush is great” petition…

     
  11. Serr8d, 19. July 2008, 11:02

    “….responsible for the billboard below that connects 9/11 with Democrats.”

    I think you’re missing the point. Not at all surprising, given your education level.

    He’s not really connecting Dems with the the incident of 9/11, but to the future, if we vote for and allow Democrats to do as they please. Because everyone realizes that Democrats are weak on defense, and likely to run scared from our enemies (because they pander to their far-left base, which is the definition of neo-Democrat today). As Clinton did, when he had a chance at bin Laden. Democrats ride the political winds, and conduct foreign affairs after sampling the opinion polls. Just as you see Obonga doing right now: he knows that he won’t win if he maintains the far-Left’s desires to cut-n-run, so he’s moving (temporarily) to the center. Using pure political expediency to get as much support as possible.

    You only have to look to where Mr. Obama gave his famous anti-war 10-2-2002 speech: at an anti-war rally organized by Chicagoans Against War in Iraq. And at the feed-trough words he threw to his nascent base in attendance there, those correctly placed words the Left always wants to hear: “[We will join]… battles against ignorance and intolerance, corruption and greed, poverty and despair.” But he would have fought in WWII or the Civil War, because those are long over and historians mostly put them in the ‘good wars’ column. Pure expediency.

    Did he roll the dice in taking his anti-war position? Yeah, and because there were some mistakes made during the conduct of this war, Barack comes out smelling like a rose. Because no war is ever a certainty. BO rolled the dice, and got lucky.

    Now, he’ll capitalize on that toss.

    To the detriment of this country. Mark my words.

     
  12. nedwilliams, 19. July 2008, 12:25

    “Does he look like a Republican or what?”

    Wow, what bigotry. Is there any impulse you resist, William? But keep it up . . . it does wonders for your credibility.

     
  13. Jeffraham Prestonian, 19. July 2008, 12:39

    But’s its true that Democrats should hope that more Republicans show their ass.

    Case-in-point.
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