Chip Bok for July 27, 2009

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    Dtroutma  almost 15 years ago

    If he was Palin, he could stop when he works half the sticker off?

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    MaryWorth Premium Member almost 15 years ago

    I wonder how many mavericks will be running in 2012???

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    Gladius  almost 15 years ago

    And how many of you noticed the FOP label on the car?

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    bgarner  almost 15 years ago

    Does anyone think he would be happier if McCain/Palin had gotten themselves elected?

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    bgarner  almost 15 years ago

    Does anyone think he would be happier if McCain/Palin had gotten themselves elected?

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    hank197857  almost 15 years ago

    happiness is a state of mind that i can generate for myself. nevertheless, my vote was always with mccain.

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    foxglove16  almost 15 years ago

    Gladius, the FOP sticker is the point of the cartoon. The only reason I don’t have an Obama sticker on my car is I bought it last March.

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    Gladius  almost 15 years ago

    That is what I was pointing out Fox. The previous posts seemed to have ignored/missed the point.

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    nomad2112  almost 15 years ago

    Very very funny.

    Dale Hopson - all of the Mavericks have been recycled into Camaros

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    believecommonsense  almost 15 years ago

    wonder if this guy removed his Bush sticker when there were no WMDs uncovered in Iraq

    wow … bit of an overreaction to a injudicious comment

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    GNWachs  almost 15 years ago

    He was never their friend. But so many Americans lost all confidence in W that it was easy to forget that. What surprised me last November was that the vote was 53-47, that close in the face of the disillusionment with W.

    I don’t know if this is general knowledge but in 2008 there was a greater turnout percentage-wise by blacks over whites, first time ever. And still it was 53-47.

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    HUMPHRIES  almost 15 years ago

    fennec, the resident “righties” seem a little slow today. Please don’t be giving them iideas.

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    riley05  almost 15 years ago

    Meanwhile…health care?

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    4uk4ata  almost 15 years ago

    Meh, who cares about healthcare! Obama acted stupidly, people, keep opining - we are in the news business, not some kind of “actually relevant information” one!

    Actually, there are reports on healthcare - they are just, apparently, less important. I still can’t get used to the gem below - the so-called Obama plan might end up as a big surprise to Obama himself.

    http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090728/apon_goco/ushealthcare_overhaul

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    ezdeb  almost 15 years ago

    SNARK ALERT: : : Well, this is what you get when lefties push their “King” into power over the wishes of 99% of Americans who somehow didn’t get to vote or something! Now we see how it begins. A mixed-race president, getting caught up by events and his own experiences into saying something not politically correct?? We all know that any comment by any black person reflects on the entire black race, whatever that is. The fact that the people involved: the prof, the officer, the Prez, have moved on and solved it as adult individuals will do nothing to keep us from the knowledge that: Black people are trouble! Look, two of the three involved here (not counting the media) are black. Only the police officer is white. How do you not see that as unfair to white people?

    It amazes me that you lefties allow a person to be president who is suspect on all of these race-related issues! Obamabots! Oh, the One! Oh, the Rapture! You and your progressive ideas make me sick. Just ask Jesus. END SNARK

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    Dtroutma  almost 15 years ago

    I did notice the FOP sticker.

    I also noted the Mayo clinic backed off their original negative assessment, and it IS up to BOTH parties to hammer out solutions.

    Instead of one “master bill”, we really do need some shorter, and more specific pieces of legislation to take on smaller chunks, that can be modified more easily in the future, if “errors” are made in the first versions passed.

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    petergrt  almost 15 years ago

    People are slowly but surely discovering that 0bama is a Marxist (community organizer) whose ‘new’ ideas have been around for a long time and have been discredited even in western Europe - which why they told him NO, when he asked them to join him in his ‘economic’ program.

    Most importantly however, he is anti-American, as are most of you left wing super-intellectuals.

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    ezdeb  almost 15 years ago

    Hey, petergrt proved my point! Thanks, man. You left out the Jesus part, but according to my super-intellectual powers, it’s possible you might be non-Christian; Muslim, etc.

    Tee hee: petergrt sez Obama is a Marxist community organizer). Tonite, petergrt and I are going to go out and vandalize the town’s local garden co-op. It took some organizing to get the community’s available harvest volume up to useful levels for our needs, but we’re doing it! Now, however, I see that it’s Marxist. It’s gotta go. I forgot (till peter reminded me) that community organizers are losers and worthy only of sneering contempt. Sigh. I wish I could stop being reminded of that; it makes me feel sad. Like it must feel to be a republican hate-filled obstructionist.

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    petergrt  almost 15 years ago

    ezdeb: You must have at least a couple of graduate degrees, for you couldn’t possibly gotten so perspicacious all by your lonesome self.

    Tigger: With the ideological divide so well defined between the GOP and Democrats, a vote for a ‘third party’ is what exactly?

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    ezdeb  almost 15 years ago

    Thank you, petergrt. Now about the Marxist community organizer part. Explanation?

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    Dtroutma  almost 15 years ago

    Paul Revere was a “community organizer”, what a commie!

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    GNWachs  almost 15 years ago

    To those of you who don’t know Chicago the term Community Organizer seems to have a totally different meaning than it does in Chicago. Chicago is the home of the ward boss. The alderman who is your representative. CO job is number 1 to get votes. Do whatever is necessary but get the vote. Last I looked 46/47 aldermen were Democrats and Daley was the head of the Democratic party in addition to being mayor. Garbage not being picked up, call CO. Need a job, call CO. Need to fix a parking ticket? Call CO. all he wants in return is vote Democratic across the board. Not a bad plan but don’t turn the job into something that it isn’t. You are a gofer, a hack and trying to move up the political ranks. You need to make your bones.

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    dshepard  almost 15 years ago

    President Obama has been reminded what happens when you open your mouth before you know what you’re talking about.

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    ezdeb  almost 15 years ago

    David, what did Preznit Bush get reminded of when he opened his mouth before he knew what he was talking about (sooo many times)? Nothing. No one thinks it necessary to give a white man a reminder of what happens when you’re uppity. Disgusting.

    GNW, your generalizations about Chicago Dems notwithstanding, please look up Altgert Gardens in Chicago. This is Obama’s organizing. Again, you got nothin.

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    GNWachs  almost 15 years ago

    @ezdeb: If this is your best example of what Obama accomplished he is much worse a CO than anyone imagined. Seriously, why did you bring this up? thought nobody would check?

    From wiki

    It is one of the densest concentrations of potentially hazardous pollution sources in North America. Many of the landfills that surround them are unregulated, and some of those are still being used. Since most of these landfills as well as many industrial plants are located along the waterways surrounding the area, of the 18 miles (29 km) of rivers and lakes surrounding Altgeld Gardens, 11 miles (18 km) of them are unfit for human consumption and recreation, though many residents still fish in them.

    Over the years, Altgeld Gardens has experienced various gang problems – yet the community is not regarded as ridden with the sort of bloody rivalries endemic to the North Side’s Cabrini Green community nor to the Robert Taylor Homes, near the historic Bronzeville neighborhood.

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    petergrt  almost 15 years ago

    ACORN, and related organizations, with which 0bama has been and continues to be closely associated are pure Marxist!!!

    Cuban stile.

    I have had personal run ins with ACORN in LA, and it was not pretty. They terrorize (a word I do not take lightly) even the most liberal of politicians. They love America as ‘reverend’ Wright does … and as does 0bama.

    Which exactly why he wants to “fundamentally remake America”.

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    4uk4ata  almost 15 years ago

    Yes, God help us - a left-wing lobbying/interest group! Everyone knows only right-wing ones have the right to exist! Any left-winger who stands for what they believe for is a Marxist, and a communist, and an America-hater to boot.

    Seriously, don’t you have anything better to do?

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    CorosiveFrog Premium Member almost 15 years ago

    Oh, well, everybody makes mistakes,. At least nobody died in this one.

    Sooky Rottweiler says; Everybody has his paw in his mouth at least once in his life.

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    ezdeb  almost 15 years ago

    GNW:

    Your (original) point was that Obama was a Chicago machine cog, right?

    http://www.usnews.com/usnews/news/articles/070826/3obama.htm

    Churchill: I still believe the “reminded what happens” is racist. Don’t be so naive as to think that racism doesn’t appear in conversation, especially when the conversation is, um, about race! Phrases like “young buck”, “welfare queen”, etc don’t specifically say threat-from-black-person, but it would be silly to think they aren’t. This is especially true when the “threat” is actively utilized in fear-based campaign ads. Ponder this:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xyj1DSEQuy0&fmt=22

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    riley05  almost 15 years ago

    Oh, look, Mr. Hate is back.

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    ezdeb  almost 15 years ago

    Church, it’s this type of thing I’m talking about:

    “It’s not just small fry Republicans who have shown a penchant for making foot-in-the mouth racist cracks, and racially loaded attacks. Prominent Republican Presidents set the tone with their own verbal race bashing.

    President Eisenhower never got out of the Old South habit of calling blacks “nigras.” In an infamous and well-documented outburst at a White House dinner party in 1954, Ike winked, nodded, and whispered to Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren that he understood why white Southerners wouldn’t want to “see their sweet little girls required to sit in school alongside some big black buck.”

    President Nixon routinely peppered his talks with his confidants with derogatory quips about blacks. He enshrined in popular language racially-tinged code words such as, “law and order,” permissive society” “welfare cheats,” “crime in the streets,” “subculture of violence,” “subculture of poverty,” “culturally deprived” and “lack of family values.” And President Reagan once told a black reporter how he would treat black leaders said, “I said to hell with em.”

    So maybe I was thinking of “big black buck”, not young buck. the point is not the particular term, tho, you know that, I’m sure. The video I linked to shows who continues to trot out racism. It isn’t dems or Obama. You’ll never get past Jeremiah Wright. Remember, sir. If one black person says something, even if it’s said loudly, obnoxiously and venomously, it does not represent all black people.

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    ezdeb  almost 15 years ago

    “Of course all of them want the government to take care of them, but the chance of them giving the ultimate sacrifice for the country is Neal.”

    I’ll be sure to pass that on to the family of my daughter’s fiancee. The one who voted for Obama and was killed in action in Iraq 1/3/09. Thanks for the pain and unnecessary division, striper. That’s what you offer.

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    CorosiveFrog Premium Member almost 15 years ago

    striper; If half the population (The one who won the election AND popular vote, unlike somebody else) of your country is so abominable, have you ever considered moving away to, let’s say, Iran? No abortions, opposition or gays there.

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    foxglove16  almost 15 years ago

    stripper’s posts are just mind boggling. Between the lies, dam lies, and misused statistics and his foaming at the mouth hatred… I just don’t have enough time to refute it all.

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    ezdeb  almost 15 years ago

    church, is Mr. Charles’ ideology supposed to add something to this topic? In the 20th century, it just has not been the republican party that has fought for the rights of common people at all, let alone minorities or oppressed groups. Color me unconvinced.

    And yes, Reagan signed the bill into law, but it was only because he saw the writing on the wall. He and his fellows did not agree with automatic civil rights and considered MLK an agitator.

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    nospam4me  almost 15 years ago

    1/20/2012 - THE END OF AN ERROR!!!

    One Big A$$ Mistake America

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