On Vietnam War veteran proud after breaking 35 years of silence
Posted on November 11 at 12:21 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
Thank you Steve and Semper Fi bro. I enlisted in '72 and served four years, including an overseas tour with Third Marine Division. God Bless you and every other Marine to ever wear the uniform for his or her country!
On Obama's associations keep character suspect
Posted on November 10 at 11:49 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Some of our conservative bloggers feel the need to cut and paste. Hey dubber, if you cannot say in your own words, don't bother. Billie, Kleej, and Whybe, I may disagree with your viewpoints, but I respect your original thoughts. Thank you for sparing us from cut and pastitis.
On Obama's associations keep character suspect
Posted on November 10 at 12:50 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
whybesad - I am really glad you are "stayin the course" with with W. I assume you are refering to the tax cut where he squandered millions to send us a letter telling us we are getting a rebate? Oh yes, you also refer to the pre-emptive war policy, know as the Bush Doctrine. Its the same doctrine that Sarah dumb as dirt Palin did not know anything about. Presidents like George W. Bush need to make up doctrines like that in order to legitimize going to war when there lying and deceit do not work. And don't wrap yourself in the flag over Iraq and claim to be humanitarian when there is dozens of tin pot dictators all over the globe maltreating their citizens. Where was George to protect those poor souls? And I know you are joking about the steadfast leadership comment. He lost track of what 9/11 was all about. He forgot about Bin Ladin!!! Furthermore, in case you have not noticed, the economy is in the toilet thanks to George Worthless Bush and his cronies. You say he "made a few mistakes"? That is the understatement of the century. Your dellusional if you think history is going to be kind to Bush.
On Obama's associations keep character suspect
Posted on November 9 at 6:54 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
George W. Bush will go down in history as the worst of the worst Presidents. He squandered the cold war peace dividend, surrounded himself with right wing ideologues and never understood as President, he needed to govern. Instead, he bullied the country with his right wing extremist views and tinkle down economics. That was just the beginning. His A.G. peed on the constitution, he lied to the nation in order to go to war, he declared mission accomplished on an colossal trillon dollar failure, he spent federal dollars like a drunken sailor, he turned his back on New Orleans in a time of unprecedented disaster (Nice job Brownie!), and he presided over the meltdown of the economy of epic proportions. His party was bought and paid for by K-Street lobbyist. If some conservatives wish to blame Democrats and Barak Obama for the lack of leadership and failures George W. Bush, keep it coming. It will guarantee that the Republican Party retains its rump status for many years to come.
On Rock County reacts to historic election
Posted on November 7 at 7:53 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
I really was PO'ed beyond belief a couple of weeks ago because someone stole my Obama sign out of my yard. In response, I really stuck it to all Republicans on this website. I think it was TJNCJ who reminded me not to paint with such a broad brush. He/she was right. In a nameless faceless forum, it is easy to be an irresponsible chicken poop and fling it around. But to the guy who stole my sign, you are chicken poop.
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I have not crowed over Obama's victory and I won't. I need to wait and see what happens. I have quiet confidence in him. He will get my criticism when I think he is wrong, and my praise when I think he is right. Conservatives, I would hope you would do the same.
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I can remember how angry I was when Reagan was shot. I was in a public place and some idiot passing the crowd in front of the television remarked loudly, "too bad the aim was not better". I read him the riot act. I am an american first, and my political persuasion is a distant second.
On Obama's associations keep character suspect
Posted on November 7 at 6:39 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Lovetoscrap, what is your point? Its not area that votes, it is people. If 6 out of 10 rural voters are "red" and 6 out of 10 urban voters are "blue", then "blue" wins every time because the majority of people in this country live in cities, or if you prefer, urbanized counties.
On Obama's associations keep character suspect
Posted on November 7 at 6:30 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Lakennedy, seriously, I hope the Republicans give Sarah the nod in 2012. I plan on giving her my vote in the Primary (as should all Democrats) just to watch the train wreck and implosion if she gets the nomination.
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As far as viable Republicans, Romney and Huckabee would have to be the front runners. Guiliani will be too old, angry and tired to run in 2012. There likely will be other Governors out there that can catch some national attention. I don't see anyone coming out of the Senate.
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Paul Ryan is a dark horse for President. He is probably a better VP candidate, especially paired with a southern Governor. He is smart, has savvy, connected, knows how to debate, and does not need $150,000 of new clothes to establish street cred with America.
On Obama's associations keep character suspect
Posted on November 7 at 12:43 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Gee I sure hope Sarah Palin runs in 2012. Rest assured, I will be voting for her in the Wisconsin Primary if she does. Come to think of it, I might even make a contribution to her campaign.
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On Obama's associations keep character suspect
Posted on December 1 at 7:02 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
We couldn't get over Bush whining for years.