Friday, September 30, 2011
Ka-boom!
Tecs reels and begs for civility! No more pandering, Romney, or you get busted in your fruity chops.
Don’t back no losers
.. says Wall Street: "It's the Texas bravado that rubs Wall Street the wrong way," said Nathan Gonzales. Poww!
Tecs conflicted!
Tecs likes nothing more than red-on-red violence! Ooooh, and he's proud of getting Obammy elected. Tecs just loves to pay taxes like a Swede and live in Massachabwe.
Marx not impressed with the idée napoléonienne
The trouble is that a bloated bureaucracy, like pork-barrel public works, also imposes impoverishing obligations on taxpayers. “Taxes are the source of life for the bureaucracy,” Marx explained, “[and] for the whole apparatus of executive power. Strong government and heavy taxes are identical.” These taxes, he added, “rob [the peasant’s] industry of its last resources and aid and complete his powerlessness to resist pauperism.” For the taxpaying class, he added, “strong and unlimited government … has become a vampire that sucks out its blood and marrow.” Not the pinko blather/pidgin-Marxism Pepe is usually peddling.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Mr Rot chokes on his caffè latte
I’m picturing a White House filled with tall, well-groomed brunettes. DC, here I come.I spend a lot of time looking at whom the candidates are choosing as their advisers. Romney clearly has the best group. Clearly.
Black, Paul, and de Gaulle
de Gaulle would [not] have foreseen that an over-united Europe would so soon degenerate into a dyspeptic, demographically dwindling, Islam-raddled lumpen mass of welfare addicts. Enjpy, guys.
Tecs whups out his wallet, slaps down $3
Part of the issue here is budgetary...
Yes, Tecs' fruity president is right on here. You tell 'em Barack!
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
A bad hair day for Herr Rott
This is what happens when the big takeaways from your debate performance are (a) you hate your own base and (b) you sound brain damaged. Ouchhh. Tecs suggest panic.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Warren comes wooing AA
Finally, a cell phone for the technophobe
Oh, shit. There goes the 'hood! Any place left in the world when one can hide from those damn brain-fryers?
A nastoyashi muzhik for the chorny narod
Demographically, economically, developmentally, militarily, even educationally, Russia appears doomed to fierce decline. But one man of genius has brought his people a last, autumnal reprieve. Vladimir Putin is a dangerous man, but a splendid czar.
Perry wakes up
No thanks to Rot's rotten political advice.
Counterpoint: Cain 28%, Perry 18%, Romney 17%. Hmmm...
Counterpoint: Cain 28%, Perry 18%, Romney 17%. Hmmm...
Monday, September 26, 2011
Of course, Mr Rot thinks Warren is better, much better than Brown
Warren is also rejecting something very important to the American vision of government: the consent of the governed. Consent is meaningless without the implication of both willing agreement, and the right to withdraw consent.
This is a denial of the very concept of “private” property, in line with the tenets of Italian fascism, as expressed by Mussolini: “Everything inside the State, nothing outside the State.” No private citizen has any absolute right to “own” anything, because all things are achieved through the benevolence of the State. The government is part owner of everything.
Exactly what Scottie says. Perfect \lesssim in Rotter Calculus.
REGURGE: Moral equivalence, Rotter style.
This is a denial of the very concept of “private” property, in line with the tenets of Italian fascism, as expressed by Mussolini: “Everything inside the State, nothing outside the State.” No private citizen has any absolute right to “own” anything, because all things are achieved through the benevolence of the State. The government is part owner of everything.
Exactly what Scottie says. Perfect \lesssim in Rotter Calculus.
REGURGE: Moral equivalence, Rotter style.
Sunday, September 25, 2011
"Pay Like a Dreyfus" Says Da Divas Barack
From the Lord of the House That Pepe Built, Forced da Peasants Into, Set on Fire, Then Ran Away From.Bien sur.
Versailles Sees a SuperHero in its Pepe
The Elites of the Red and the Black can agree.... There ain't no Hero like one to the Manor born.
Investigating the Solyndra scandal = McCarthyism
.. one of those standard equalities in pinko Logick.
REGURGE: Pinko shyster hog heaven!
REGURGE: Pinko shyster hog heaven!
Pinko ingratitude: shocka!
Tottering on the brink of collapse
What happens when a candidate listens to Herr Rott, instead of moi. It happened to Mac in 2008, and it's happening now to Perry. Like clockwork.
Put another way: we need more flinty Yanks like AA & Tecs, and fewer swaggering, crypto-pinko Texas cowboys to run the GOP. Powww!!
Put another way: we need more flinty Yanks like AA & Tecs, and fewer swaggering, crypto-pinko Texas cowboys to run the GOP. Powww!!
A => Racism and ¬A => Racism.
The 2012 election may be a test of another form of electoral racism: the tendency of white liberals to hold African-American leaders to a higher standard than their white counterparts.
Just like Tecs' logic.
Just like Tecs' logic.
Pepe's catechism: "The Science is Settled"
Mr Rot also has some settled science: predators pick off the weak and old Wildebeests, thus making the herd stronger as a whole. Moderate alcohol consumption, likewise, picks off the old, weak brain cells. Ditto liver cells, etcetera. Thus making the body, overall, stronger.
We are all Greek now
Obama is quite a throwback. In some ways, he would return us to centuries past. His administration is spending trillions to build high-speed trains, despite minimal consumer demand. Trains are a 19th-century technology. Subsidies are also doled out for wind power, a medieval technology. Meanwhile, the space program is all but jettisoned. Rather than rely on fossil fuels, the president would make America run on renewable energy. The last renewable in widespread use was the horse.
La Nena de Laredo
Ah, don't worry about the Zetas, says Mr Rot. It's just one of those things you need to put up with in life. Update.
Perry went to Texas A&M
Howie Carr not impressed with "slick Rick": this is sounding like Ted Kennedy after a long car ride. Rot mumbles darkly about the injustice of it all.
Saturday, September 24, 2011
The Baghdad Bob of pinko agitprop
.. assured everyone that Solyndra was doing just great -- a couple of months before it went belly up, and we were left holding the bag, at a tune of $535 million. Of course, he went to Harvard. Duh.
Texifornia. Last bastion falls.
Tecs' UPDATE: Rotterland, Rotterland über alles, Über alles in der Welt.
Friday, September 23, 2011
Never Our Friends and Allies: The Pakis
They are about as much our ally as Planet Pepe is a friend to the rights of man.
Kristol not happy
No front-runner in a presidential field has ever, we imagine, had as weak a showing as Rick Perry. It was close to a disqualifying two hours for him. And Mitt Romney remains, when all is said and done, a technocratic management consultant whose one term as governor produced Romneycare. He could rise to the occasion as president. Or not.
Counterpoint. Obama to be re-elected: 45.9% at Intrade. Lowest so far.
Counterpoint. Obama to be re-elected: 45.9% at Intrade. Lowest so far.
Add Mark Steyn to Mr Rot's expanding shit list
“In a two-party system, we’re covered on that. The Democrats will do the kind of cheap racism demagoguery that you don’t like people called ‘José,’ you don’t have any heart. We should have an alternative to that in a two-party system.” Mais non, mais non, says Rot.
v>c?
Despite the large significance of the measurement reported here and the stability of the analysis, the potentially great impact of the result motivates the continuation of our studies in order to investigate possible still unknown systematic effects that could explain the observed anomaly. We deliberately do not attempt any theoretical or phenomenological interpretation of the results.
Lamely slippery
The surest way to antagonize immigration hawks is to accuse them of nefarious motives yet he seems intent on doing so, again and again. A play straight out of the Rotter playbook.
That’s a fine strategy for appealing to Latinos in the general election and poisonous as a strategy for consolidating tea partiers in the primary. To get to point B, you first have to get past A. The diagram doesn't commute. How many times do I have to explain that?
That’s a fine strategy for appealing to Latinos in the general election and poisonous as a strategy for consolidating tea partiers in the primary. To get to point B, you first have to get past A. The diagram doesn't commute. How many times do I have to explain that?
Thursday, September 22, 2011
The education of a pinko
Even Joan Walsh has decided Obama is the emptiest of suits. If you hit the link to read the letters, you'll see that the Abilene Paradox's denouement has been hit. It's a collapse.
Pepe & Tecs' headachy honey pullin' in 1/20 of Floriduhns
5% idiots in Florida sounds low. Could they be pullin for Romney and RonPaul too?
Here's the crash.
OK, so I hope Obama keeps his cool so that Tecs will keep supporting him.
Theme song for Bernanke.
Dirges for us all.
Theme song for Bernanke.
Dirges for us all.
Last time I go to your house for dinner, Tecs!
The pinko SS is on its way and for them, "separation of church and state" means, get yo ass out of state if you got 'ligion.
Mitt gets a bloody nose...
Want red-on-red violence, Romnmann? Here it comes, and Romney runs from his record as governor, hyping his (father's buddies') business success.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Ah, that's why Pepe likes to frolic in the nude...
A=>B=C: Women with fewer clothes attract more men and therefore are more likely to get married.
The frequency and quality of sexual activity tends to be greater for women wearing fewer clothes -- and sex has been proven to be a life-enhancer.
The frequency and quality of sexual activity tends to be greater for women wearing fewer clothes -- and sex has been proven to be a life-enhancer.
Pepe will complain about entrapment,...
... but without entrapment, how would ever get to read a story like this?
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
And then Italy will go Greek
But it will come at a massive cost. The riots of Athens will become those of Milan, Madrid and Marseilles. Parties of the fringe will gain greater sway. .. Countries will choose decay over reform. It's a long, likely parade of horribles.And Rott will frolic in the Alps with Charly, sipping chilled Chablis, oblivious to it all. Laissez les bons temps rouler!
When the immediate consequence is favorable, the later consequences are disastrous
.. almost always. So said Frédéric Bastiat. Of course, Mr Rot thinks all Frenchies are effete pinko pussies. Nevertheless, because of his stress on the role of consumer demand in initiating economic progress, Bastiat has been described .. as a forerunner of the Austrian School. Next time you're in Rome, go to this church (next to Piazza Navona, if you can find it), and you'll see his tomb there.
Bah! What's an extra trillion?
The McKinsey study [..] undermines two major claims Obama made during health care debate: "If you like your health plan, you can keep it" and "It will not add one penny to the deficit." Duhhh. Who, besides Pepe, believed that?
Oedibama Rex
“Reset” won’t be used any more, and the idea that friends like Britain, Israel, Eastern Europe, etc. were to be shunned while rivals and enemies like the Palestinians, Russia, and the Latin American communists were to be courted is over also. Friends are friends for a reason, and enemies the same — regardless of what Obama learned at Chicago and Harvard.
Another scandal being served up
I don't like these little websites that seem ATAAAAACCCKKK WAAAATTTTCCCHHH fodder, but I remember that Obama didn't put his money in blind trusts because he had diversified investments or T-bonds or some BS. Turns out that the reason could be that, similarly to being the worst president in memory, he's also the most corrupt.
Can't say I didn't warn you, but of course roT is an extremist rathith while AA, Pepe, and Tecs are level-headed...
Can't say I didn't warn you, but of course roT is an extremist rathith while AA, Pepe, and Tecs are level-headed...
Monday, September 19, 2011
Greenspan says: let's bring back Mr Rot
Also, let's reduce the budget deficit by making obstreperous Physics grad students pay up.
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Kayla in the Cabinet
The book says Romer shared her thoughts with Harvard professor Elizabeth Warren, then a candidate to lead the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. “Why is it always the women?” Romer asked. “Why are we the only ones with the balls around here?”
Indeed.
Indeed.
Saturday, September 17, 2011
A lot like working at AA's POE in the good old days
...I'm starting to feel sorry for these arrogant shitheads, almost.
In the Year 1975, When America Was Still Alive...
..and Planet Pepe had not yet shat up to the Sky...
Walter Bonatti, RiP
A Drop of Water. For Bonatti, the trick [after K2] is to find new ways to climb the familiar old hills. And he had a really novel idea for the Matterhorn: a "direttissima" assault, straight up the mountain's ice-coated, practically vertical north wall, a climb that had been tried (without success) only once before—in the summer. It was, shuddered a Swiss guide, "the route that a drop of water would follow." Here.
Lemon socialism + crony capitalism = pinko nirvana
Of course, Pepe loves this basic principle. Sometimes, though, Mr Rot also falls for it.
Tecs now deeply confused...
McGuinness brings the hate world together in condemning him just like Bachmann (be still, Tecs' heart!) even gets Ron Paul saying her ideas are way out.
It's time for Tecs to take a breather.
It's time for Tecs to take a breather.
Friday, September 16, 2011
Interesting take...
“We are pretty pissed off about it,” says one confidant. “She messed up, making it harder for other candidates to speak up. Taking on Perry on this front, with serious arguments, could have been a long and very successful line of attack. She went a step too far and embarrassed the field. She polluted the issue.”
Stalking horse or fucktard?
Stalking horse or fucktard?
Tecs' headachy heroine gets to 'splainin'
Michele Bachmann kept going back for HPV shots until simple mental retardation was just a phase in her past and full blown bat-shit crazy became her new norm.
Saving Socrates For Old Time's (aka, Xenophone and Aristophanes) Sake
Follow the link, gents. A good one here.
Rot happy as a clam in Euroland
Europeans began to realize that free movement within the 25-nation Schengen area meant just that: once accepted in any member country after a cursory procedure, a new arrival from anywhere on the planet can roam freely and eventually settle in next door. He may not speak the language, he may not have a job, but he is eligible for free medical care and other generous social benefits paid for by local taxes. Sounds like Texas.
As one Dutch parliamentarian puts it, "We don't want jobless Poles, Romanian beggars and people from North Africa or Turkey." Take that, Tecs!
"Stopping free movement endangers solidarity among Europeans and jeopardizes the European project," lectures José Manuel Barroso, a former Maoist and now, most appropriately, president of the unelected, unaccountable, Politburo-like European Commission in Brussels. As wiki says: He was one of the leaders of the underground Maoist MRPP (Reorganising Movement of the Proletariat Party, later PCTP/MRPP, Communist Party of the Portuguese Workers/Revolutionary Movement of the Portuguese Proletariat. Pepe at the bat.
As one Dutch parliamentarian puts it, "We don't want jobless Poles, Romanian beggars and people from North Africa or Turkey." Take that, Tecs!
"Stopping free movement endangers solidarity among Europeans and jeopardizes the European project," lectures José Manuel Barroso, a former Maoist and now, most appropriately, president of the unelected, unaccountable, Politburo-like European Commission in Brussels. As wiki says: He was one of the leaders of the underground Maoist MRPP (Reorganising Movement of the Proletariat Party, later PCTP/MRPP, Communist Party of the Portuguese Workers/Revolutionary Movement of the Portuguese Proletariat. Pepe at the bat.
Of course, Rot thinks Perry is a fantastic debater
Maybe that's because Perry has the same kind of trouble with logical implications: he professed he was “offended” at the suggestion he would sell out for a $5,000 donation—apparently not understanding the implication that there was a price at which he might well sell out.
More importantly, though, he seems to think he can wing these debates by referring to what he did in Texas here and what he did in Texas there. That is insufficient not just when it comes to giving voters a chance to judge him by the policy choices he might make; it’s insufficient because it suggests he thinks he can get away without getting specific and demonstrating a command of national and international issues.
More importantly, though, he seems to think he can wing these debates by referring to what he did in Texas here and what he did in Texas there. That is insufficient not just when it comes to giving voters a chance to judge him by the policy choices he might make; it’s insufficient because it suggests he thinks he can get away without getting specific and demonstrating a command of national and international issues.
Thursday, September 15, 2011
One hopes that God is done using Michelle Bachmann
People saw the Gardasil issue for what it is, Michelle. Now get out of the way. Meanwhile, the wheels are falling off the Obortiomobile.
True spiritual motivation for the base
Not to mention that the principal perks are strangely left out.
Tecs stroking his white cat and cackling at Rot
Fair or not, he’s a lot like Sen. John Kerry in 2004, who was going nowhere until Howard Dean self-destructed.
Well, glad they aren't hung up on obscurantism...
Can't argue with the judge's POV though. Of course Tecs is OK with all of this.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Keep diggin'!
President Barack Obama [sic] sharpened his rhetoric on Wednesday in a push for his $447 billion jobs package, even as polls showed Americans skeptical of the plan.
Magna Cum Laude. Uh-huh.
Magna Cum Laude. Uh-huh.
Academics fit for a president
and what better place to brag about this than Liberty 'University', under the auspices of bird of a feather Falwell Jr?
Meanwhile, Tecs' headachy heroine keeps up the Mediscare tactic
...along with others in Tecs' stable, Gingrich and Ned Romney.
Back to 1996. I was telling Rot how to click on things at the time
.. and also why diagrams commute. But he wouldn't listen.
Tecs gets his pinko cop friends to arrest everyone
You've got me.
I must say, when the hard left takes over the Democrat party, it's sweet (after 4 years).
Knuckledragging Neanderthal goes on an anti-iPad rant
Next page: Mr Rot morphs into a cry-baby, becomes an associate professor of semiotics and communication theory at Oberlin.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
The Weiner seat
As of now: Turner 53%, Weprin 47%. AP declares Turner the winner. As for Nevada, it's Amodei by 57%-37%. A bad hair day for Pepe. SOBs 2 - Hoffa 0.
"Most vegetarians look so much like the food they eat that they can be classified as cannibals."
"Like most poets, preachers, and metaphysicians, he burst into conclusion at a spark of evidence."
Tecs' hero: Especially contemptible
Duh. But Tecs thinks all this is just fine. Politics ain't beanbag, after all, and the point is to get idiots to vote for you, so say whatever it takes and then when you're in, you're in!
Monday, September 12, 2011
Cute blondie with frilly blouse bitch-slaps Romney, Bachmann, Gingrich, and especially Tecs
Pandering workin like a charm for Bachmann. 4%. In the poll, I think Romney is actually stronger than cowpoke Confederate.
Just a quick clarification...
...AA hates these guys and thinks they sold out the US because now we can't "be ourselves" and urinate on books or something.
Uh huh. Of course the French know how to handle the mission civilisatrice better.
Uh huh. Of course the French know how to handle the mission civilisatrice better.
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Sounds exactly like Rot
Obama is like the guy in the bar who says, "I'll stand drinks for everyone in the house," and then adds, "Those guys over there are going to pay for them."
While Boeing is stopped from building planes, Embraer corners the Kenya market
Questions nobody is asking: Does The BAe 146/Avro RJ Use The Coanda-effect?
Answers to questions nobody is asking: Ehm... basically all aircraft make use of the Coanda effect. It is a large part of what keeps them in the air.
Answers to questions nobody is asking: Ehm... basically all aircraft make use of the Coanda effect. It is a large part of what keeps them in the air.
Bah, Do You Peasants Think You Can Verify Versailles!?!
Yeah, Yeah,....but the incompetent peasants probably would also fail to verify Uncle Omar..... And he's now Grade A White House Certified.
Holy guacamole! Rot turns to ahuacatl conspiracy theories
"I blame the gringos. Americans have taken a liking to guacamole, so all our avocados are heading north."
The Stinking Farce That is Versailles
Krugman talking about the "Conscience" of "Liberals" would be precisely like Pepe talking about the "Courage" of his "Convictions". But then keeping to things that don't exist is what they do best.
Tecs can't handle the truth, wishes these guys would shut up and smile
Obama's coat tails.
Another of Tecs' Quislings decides to help herself get elected more than the US out of hock. No goddamned problem. It's Perry's fault for saying x=x.
Another of Tecs' Quislings decides to help herself get elected more than the US out of hock. No goddamned problem. It's Perry's fault for saying x=x.
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Smart power
More: Egypt is not going toward democracy but toward Islamicization. It is the same in Turkey and in Gaza. It is just like what happened in Iran in 1979.
Obamney plays Mediscare
Knew it. This man is a rectal cancer. I hope Palin, Perry, and Ryan tear his asshole out.
Palin more honest and helpful.
Palin more honest and helpful.
Perry tells Rot how to post a syllabus
For the first time, professors would be required to post course syllabi online. Jeepers. Who woulda thought of that? Not Rot, of course.
A Rooskie Faustus
Winner of the Leone d'oro: Faust is the final instalment of a cinematic tetralogy on the nature of power. The main characters in the first three films are real historical figures: Adolf Hitler (Molokh, 1999), Vladimir Lenin (Telec, 2000) and Emperor Hirohito (Solnzte, 2005). The symbolic image of Faust completes this series of great gamblers who lost the most important wagers of their lives. Faust is seemingly out of place in this portrait gallery, an almost museumesque literary character framed by a simple plot. What does he have in common with these real figures who ascended to the pinnacle of power? A love of words that are easy to believe and pathological unhappiness in everyday life. Evil is reproducible, and Goethe formulated its essence: “Unhappy people are dangerous.“
Putzing around while Iran builds Da Bomb
Ululululu, says Pepe. Get ready to perform the Fermi measurement in your backyard, boys.
Even Kraut can make a mistake
Can you spot it? I have a cool bottle of hoppy Long Trail in the fridge for you if you do.
Justice delayed is justice denied
Ten years after, KSM is still setting pretty in Gitmo, while the wheels of justice turn, ever so slowly.
Steyn on 9/11
In all fairness, yeah, we got the peace quilts (AQ = AIDS?) and the crescent of embrace (whiny Vietnam memorial updated) bullshit. But we also killed a shitload of them right back and then did a poor enough job of protecting them from each other that they could learn very well what AQ is all about. Whether this second part was deliberate I ask myself sometimes. Seems it would have been too smart by a half. Or too stupid.
Friday, September 09, 2011
A Rotter state of mind paved the way to 9/11
Hijacker Nawaf al Hazmi overstayed his visa by nine months. Satam Suqami overstayed by four months. Neither overstay was detected by immigration authorities. Separately, ringleader Mohamed Atta and Marwan al Shehhi overstayed their visas after arriving in 2000 to attend flight school. Officials flagged the two after they left the U.S. and tried to return in early 2001, but apparently only because they were returning to finish flight school carrying tourist -- as opposed to student -- visas. They were admitted.
Ululululululu, says Rot. Let's keep on doing that, so Rot will feel good.
Ululululululu, says Rot. Let's keep on doing that, so Rot will feel good.
Great. The FBI too.
Watergate was peanuts compared to this. Add Solyndra and the MSM will have no news at all to talk about till next November.
This is What a North Dakota Democrat Looks and Sounds Like
See link, and a statement he issued today below. It's a bit different than what a Berkeley Democrat looks like, eh?
Anyhow, the old adage rings true: a North Dakota Democrat makes an east coast Republican look like a political liberal. Your thoughts, gentlemen?
Taylor:
Dear North Dakota Friends:
For some time now, I have been encouraged by citizens from across our state to run for Governor of North Dakota. This encouragement has only increased since my colleagues elected me to serve as Senate Minority Leader before the 2011 legislative session.
Up until now, my focus has been on my family and our ranch. It’s one thing to run for office as a multimillionaire, but it’s quite another when you are making a living and balancing the demands of work and raising a young family. I don’t believe that great personal fortune should be prerequisite for public office. I strongly believe that the viewpoints and contributions of citizens, from every walk of life, who know exactly what it’s like to make ends meet, strengthens our democracy. And it is a viewpoint that we need more of in state government.
That’s why I’ve decided that the time to begin a conversation with my fellow North Dakotans about the possibility of running for governor is now. I’m seriously exploring the possibility of seeking the Democratic-NPL Party’s nomination and making a race for governor to lead North Dakota forward.
At this time, I’m not ready to officially throw my hat into the ring. At the moment, as Senate Minority Leader, I am concentrating on preparing for the upcoming special session in November. I’m working with my fellow senators to make sure that this session is a productive one for all North Dakotans but especially for those who have been directly impacted by recent flooding. I’m striving to ensure we put forward a good redistricting plan for voters of the state and handle the other important issues that will be brought up in the special session in a way that moves our state forward and addresses the real needs and concerns of all North Dakotans. And, as many North Dakotans can appreciate, as a rancher, I’m preparing for this winter. Our ranch provides for my family and I want to ensure that everything is in order before I launch a possible campaign.
But now is the time to listen to North Dakotans. I want to hear about the hopes and aspirations of citizens in every corner of our state. We know that North Dakota has been richly blessed with fertile farmlands, abundant grasslands and a wealth of natural resources. But, as always, our greatest natural resource is our people. North Dakotans work hard to solve problems. Our businesses innovate. And our schools and universities prepare our young people for the future ahead. Any campaign to lead this state and its citizens must put these ingredients together, so we can sow this seed, and ensure a lasting harvest for the generations to come. I look forward to traveling across our state and the conversation ahead.
Sincerely,
Ryan Taylor
Anyhow, the old adage rings true: a North Dakota Democrat makes an east coast Republican look like a political liberal. Your thoughts, gentlemen?
Taylor:
Dear North Dakota Friends:
For some time now, I have been encouraged by citizens from across our state to run for Governor of North Dakota. This encouragement has only increased since my colleagues elected me to serve as Senate Minority Leader before the 2011 legislative session.
Up until now, my focus has been on my family and our ranch. It’s one thing to run for office as a multimillionaire, but it’s quite another when you are making a living and balancing the demands of work and raising a young family. I don’t believe that great personal fortune should be prerequisite for public office. I strongly believe that the viewpoints and contributions of citizens, from every walk of life, who know exactly what it’s like to make ends meet, strengthens our democracy. And it is a viewpoint that we need more of in state government.
That’s why I’ve decided that the time to begin a conversation with my fellow North Dakotans about the possibility of running for governor is now. I’m seriously exploring the possibility of seeking the Democratic-NPL Party’s nomination and making a race for governor to lead North Dakota forward.
At this time, I’m not ready to officially throw my hat into the ring. At the moment, as Senate Minority Leader, I am concentrating on preparing for the upcoming special session in November. I’m working with my fellow senators to make sure that this session is a productive one for all North Dakotans but especially for those who have been directly impacted by recent flooding. I’m striving to ensure we put forward a good redistricting plan for voters of the state and handle the other important issues that will be brought up in the special session in a way that moves our state forward and addresses the real needs and concerns of all North Dakotans. And, as many North Dakotans can appreciate, as a rancher, I’m preparing for this winter. Our ranch provides for my family and I want to ensure that everything is in order before I launch a possible campaign.
But now is the time to listen to North Dakotans. I want to hear about the hopes and aspirations of citizens in every corner of our state. We know that North Dakota has been richly blessed with fertile farmlands, abundant grasslands and a wealth of natural resources. But, as always, our greatest natural resource is our people. North Dakotans work hard to solve problems. Our businesses innovate. And our schools and universities prepare our young people for the future ahead. Any campaign to lead this state and its citizens must put these ingredients together, so we can sow this seed, and ensure a lasting harvest for the generations to come. I look forward to traveling across our state and the conversation ahead.
Sincerely,
Ryan Taylor
Yet another nativist traitor to Planet Rott
Laura: "I asked you about Rick Perry's approach to immigration. Is his approach, including that DREAM Act, something that we should be pursuing nationally and is it something that you support?"
Martinez: "No, I don't. It is not comprehensive reform to put people who are here illegally, who violated the law, and put them in front of the line for those folks who have been waiting and doing all the right things to come to the United States, to come here legally, and/or to become a citizen. We cannot allow those folks to just jump the line."
REGURGE: Deport the governor!
Martinez: "No, I don't. It is not comprehensive reform to put people who are here illegally, who violated the law, and put them in front of the line for those folks who have been waiting and doing all the right things to come to the United States, to come here legally, and/or to become a citizen. We cannot allow those folks to just jump the line."
REGURGE: Deport the governor!
Thursday, September 08, 2011
Straw-man caricaturing ad nauseam
Reminds me of those straw men and sundry red herrings popping up regularly around here.
AQ on the prowl on eve of 9/11
The plot was believed to involve three individuals, including a U.S. citizen, who may have entered the United States. U.S. officials believed the threat was a vehicle laden with explosives. Ah, but if these guys are Binnie boys who jumped the fence in AZ, then it's OK by Mr Rot. Never, ever ask for their papers, or he'll get real mad at you.
When a self-assured empty-headed shithead has the Mercedes...
...this is how discussions go. Meanwhile, the idiots that didn't go to Harvard starve. Nice goin' Tecs. You know how to call 'em.
Wednesday, September 07, 2011
This is what happens
...when you give US passports to the foreign-born. They go apeshit bananas.
I say, deport the fuck out of all of them, but of course, no one listens to Cato.
I say, deport the fuck out of all of them, but of course, no one listens to Cato.
Of course, Mr Rot was against using middle names back in 2008
.. and was egging on Jean Francois Mac to keep mum, and play the patsy. Now Rot is fine with having Jimmy Hoffa coming back from Giants Stadium to raise hell. No problemo. All honky-dory.
Tuesday, September 06, 2011
A little monkey wrench into Rot & Pepe's honeymoon plans for Chamonix and Courmayeur
The cost of a weak country leaving the Euro is significant. Consequences include sovereign default, corporate default, collapse of the banking system and collapse of international trade. We estimate that a weak Euro country leaving the Euro would incur a cost of around EUR9,500 to EUR11,500 per person in the exiting country during the first year. That equates to a range of 40% to 50% of GDP. [..] The economic cost is, in many ways, the least of the concerns investors should have about a break-up. Fragmentation of the Euro would incur political costs. Europe’s “soft power” influence internationally would cease (as the concept of “Europe” as an integrated polity becomes meaningless). It is also worth observing that almost no modern fiat currency monetary unions have broken up without some form of authoritarian or military government, or civil war.
WSJ not impressed
Starting a trade war is a rare policy mistake that Mr. Obama hasn't made, but Mr. Romney claims it is a way to faster growth. [..] His economic aides say this idea comes directly from Mr. Romney himself, which is even less reassuring. Oopsie, daisy.
Counterpoint: Ingraham likes Romney's proposal, Coulter not impressed with Palin, waiting for more RWNs to find out why Rot goes all gooey for Perry.
Counterpoint: Ingraham likes Romney's proposal, Coulter not impressed with Palin, waiting for more RWNs to find out why Rot goes all gooey for Perry.
Mad Jad Lied, Pepe Died.
So there were homosexuals in the Radiant Islamic Republic, after all? But now, surely, no more? Nasty BlowBack for a Very Conflicted Planet Pepe.
If you lost the Acela cognoscenti, you lost middle America
When a Democratic president loses the op-ed braintrust of The New York Times, the jig is up. I never thought this could happen. What's next? Losing Pepe? Nahh.
Mitt "Tecs Krikorian" Romney thinks he's got Perry runnin' askeered!
You was really gonna hit Perry-Rodriguez hard with yo' illegal immigration litmus test, eh?
1/2=3
"Barack Obama promised to cut the deficit in half, and instead he turned around and he tripled it," Palin said. Duh.
Monday, September 05, 2011
Tecs says deport them all!
If you don't got the piece of paper from Uncle Sam, Tecs don't want no burgah from you!
Incidentally, this is about the stupidest post I have seen on NRO.
Incidentally, this is about the stupidest post I have seen on NRO.
Simpleton Hitch not buying in to the chickens coming home...
(The two ways of thinking, one of them ostensibly "left" and the other "right," are in fact more or less identical.)
Eternal adolescence and the Nanny State
REGURGE for Pepe. He has some views that you might find thought-provoking.
Pepe's Christianophobia, part DCCXXXIV
Man, oh, man. Any reference to the Bible (or to St Augustine, for that matter) makes Pepe's hair stand on end.
A great job
The new Pepean Party Line in a nutshell: If would be one thing if Obama were failing because he was too close to party orthodoxy. Yet his failures have come precisely because Obama has not listened to Democratic Party voters. He continued idiotic wars, bailed out banks, ignored luminaries like Paul Krugman, and generally did whatever he could to repudiate the New Deal. Right. It's all making sense now.
Another Triumph for Planet Pepe
"Each Day, in Every Way, Things Get More and More Euro" from the Little Bleu Book of Dr. Pepegloss.
Joys of burkha
Pepe's minions heckle the Ode to Joy in London, and a concert in Amsterdam. Way to go, Pepe.
Sunday, September 04, 2011
Is Racism Racist When Done Under the Banner of PLanet Pepe?
Nah...Those African migrants need to ask themselves "Why does Pepe hate us so?"
Dowd more fun to read than Pepe
And why is the White House so cocky about Obama as a TV draw against quick-draw Rick Perry? As James Carville acerbically noted, given a choice between watching an Obama speech and a G.O.P. debate, “I’d watch the debate, and I’m not even a Republican.” Duhh. Only Pepe will be glued to his TV set, watching with bated breath yet another speech.
The lord speaketh
How long till we hear from the Tea B/Gagging luminaries that this is a clear sign of the good lord's disapproval of the Southern Decadence Festival ?
Stimulus money hard at work
The payment of federal funds through this tax benefit appears to provide an additional incentive for aliens to enter, reside and work in the United States without authorization. Ulululululu, says Rot.
Saturday, September 03, 2011
Rot deeply, deeply conflicted
REGURGE for an update on the Rot vs Rot saga. But also, to let Mr Rot tie himself up in knots with evasive non-sequiturs.
Soylent Green jobs
Spain admits that the green economy sold to Obama is a ruin. It's all Zapatera's fault!!!
Armed incursions across the border are OK with Mr Rot
.. as long as they are done in the PC direction.
Peasants Piss on da President of Planet Pepe
Those Redneck Stinkers... just no proper Versaillean couth.
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