Pigs Are Flying, It's Snowing In Hell and Freepers Are Fleeing The GOP

[ruggerson]

Looks like the out of control spending and the illegal immigration has finally caused a free for all revolt.

This bodes well. ;)

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1604372/posts

To: Coleus
Gee, how about a GOP controlled congress that cuts spending. Is that to much to ask?



2 posted on 03/27/2006 6:45:10 PM PST by Always Right
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To: Coleus
"....the party must get more aggressive on such values issues as marriage, human cloning, religious freedom and abortion"
I'd add border security and gov't spending.


3 posted on 03/27/2006 6:45:35 PM PST by Mr. Mojo
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To: Coleus
Nothing about borders or spending.



4 posted on 03/27/2006 6:46:23 PM PST by Spirochete
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To: Coleus
As a real conservative, I have been conned by the Republican Party FOR THE LAST TIME.

They're caving on the immigration bill. This means +10,000,000 more Democrat votes in 5 years. It's over.

The Republicans have gone absolutely suicidal. I'm willing to help drive the knife in.



5 posted on 03/27/2006 6:46:40 PM PST by putupjob
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To: Coleus
The backlash is coming.



6 posted on 03/27/2006 6:49:09 PM PST by Jimbaugh (Fear the Base !!!)
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To: Mr. Mojo
I'd put spending and illegal immigration first

[Redstone]

1. Thanks for going Over There and finding that stuff.

It's always amusing to watch the rats deserting the sinking ship.

Redstone

[Warpy]

2. I don't suppose anyone told them that Mexican citizens

CAN'T VOTE in the US, but why let facts get in the way of a freeptard's rant?

[MissWaverly]

4. no but latinos who are citizens can

and they are pissed by this big time.

[MadMaddie]

3. I think the show is going to get even better....

It looks like the sheep are waking up......

This is my favorite.

<snip>
The Republicans have gone absolutely suicidal. I'm willing to help drive the knife in.
<snip>


:rofl: :popcorn:

[ristruck]

9. And it will be white hot in November

Because the GOP is goin down in flames!!!!!! Many ex republicans like me have HAD ENOUGH.

How bout you??? Had Enough Yet??? That will be the battle cry to moderate republicans to see the light as I have. Go Russ Go..

[ruggerson]

14. Welcome aboard

and welcome to DU!

[adigal]

16. I had enough about 2 years ago

and left the Republican party too - welcome to the land of sanity, kindness and reason - for the most part!!!

[annabanana]

23. When the world comes back to sanity

we would be delighted to welcome a sane Republican Party as the loyal opposition (like it used to be)

[Virginian]

42. I never was a Republican,

but the first time I heard Rush, I knew that my years of being neither were over. I could not support anyone that he supported. I could not support anyone that was supported by all that venom and hatred. I wanted a world that was more gentle, more understanding and more accepting of people who are different from me.

I liked voting for the candidate and not the party, but I can't have that luxury now. I have to support the Dem candidate no matter what.

[Brazenly Liberal]

52. BTDT

I spent most of my life not declaring a party, though I almost always voted Democratic. Never Republican.

But these days, you're right. We have to support the Democratic candidate because that's the only one with a snowball's chance in hell of turning the Republicans out of office. And throwing them out is the top priority. We've seen how much damage they can do in just a few years. I would have thought it impossible until I saw it happen.

[Virginian]

53. Until this administration, I thought there were checks and balances

in place to keep us protected from a dictatorship that attacks other countries first and spys on its own citizens.
The Neo-cons have taken over the Republican party instead of forming their own. Once the Republicans throw out the fearmongers, hatemongers and warmongers they might have a few decent people, but right now, they are a dangerous party.

I never thought there was this much damage one administration could do to our nation in such a short period of time.

[Skittles]

22. people like you give me hope

I think it is truly insane that anyone could still support the republican party now; it is beyond disgusting

[Lochloosa]

34. Welcome to the bright side ristruck.

Enjoy your stay.:toast:

[electropop]

36. Thank you for your courage ristruck.

People strong enough to re-examine their values and their voting may yet save America.

[MadMaddie]

45. I was over this Administration when they first got into office

I lived in Texas when * was governer....

Welcome to DU and welcome to the fight for America!!!:hi:

[mzmolly]

48. Welcome.

:hi:

[bluestateguy]

5. The groups of Freepers

1) Bushbots and Republicans: These people will support Bush and the GOP no matter what. If He tells them to jump off a building, they will do it because der Leader said so.

2) Libertarians: Wacko small government types who would take us back to the days when there were no child labor laws, no social security, no minimum wage and corporations basically ran the country. They are genuinely mad at Bush for out of control spending, and the fact that government is bigger now than it ever was with him in the White House. A few of them are pro-choice.

3) Conservatives who keep their distance from the GOP: They support the party when the party meets their needs, but they are more dedicated to ideological principle than to political party. They are mad at Bush over the ports deal, the Harriet Miers appointment, immigration issues, Bush's signing of the McCain-Feingold law, the Medicare drug bill and his support for the assault weapons ban.

[silverweb]

6. My favorite.

And this is what they're really terrified of: "This means +10,000,000 more Democrat votes in 5 years."

:rofl:

[bluestateguy]

11. I like this one

To: Coleus
As a real conservative, I have been conned by the Republican Party FOR THE LAST TIME.

They're caving on the immigration bill. This means +10,000,000 more Democrat votes in 5 years. It's over.

The Republicans have gone absolutely suicidal. I'm willing to help drive the knife in.

5 posted on 03/27/2006 6:46:40 PM PST by putupjob
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And we'll be happy to help you out with that putupjob.

[waiting for hope]

7. I liked this one....

To: kittymyrib
It's a shame we can't bring back tarring and feathering. The GOP has become a target rich environment for their own base.

34 posted on 03/27/2006 7:21:00 PM PST by Pelham ("Borders? We don' need no stinking borders!")
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Don't ya feel like taking a shower? ..... I always do after visiting the dark side. My husband puts on Faux every once and a while to see what they are saying and damn, it always makes my what to vomit...
:puke:

[WilliamPitt]

8. Yup. It's been interesting...

...to watch some here claim that this immigration issue is a "Rovian trick" to get us off on a tangent or something, as if immigration is a GOP strong point. It isn't. I think Rove and the boys are SCARED TO DEATH of this issue.

Why?

Because so many GOP officeholders from the West and South have been demagoguing on this issue for years and years. The GOP base despises open immigration, in no small part because of the noise they hear from their reps. So here comes George pushing a soft ("soft' by GOP base standards) immigration bill. Two choices are presented: get behind the boss or defy him.

This issue has the possibility within it to blow the GOP coalition to smithereens. We may wind up seeing another bombthrower on immigration run in '08, a la Pat Buchanan, who would siphon votes away from the main GOP candidate and require him/her to spend money defending themselves, a la Bush in '92 and Dole in '96.

That would be a good thing.

[C_U_L8R]

10. The poor idiots

haven't realized that the gazzillion dollar debt
has been plucked out of their own wallets.
Tsk tsk tsk.

Good to see that a few are awakening...
maybe they'll tell their friends

[lpbk2713]

12. The rethuglican party is in total disarray.

I'm really looking forward to 2008.


I don't think I could thank Dumbya and his cohorts enough for all the good they have done our side.

[madeline_con]

13. It's like watching a train wreck.

"....the party must get more aggressive on such values issues as marriage, human cloning, religious freedom and abortion"


Right. We don't want the "sanctity" of mariage sullied by sodomites. Those damned human-animal hybrids are taking over. Why NOT stone the unbelievers in the streets, and burn down the clinics?!

Values issues. Don't make me :puke:

[Swamp Rat]

15. BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! DEATH TO THE REPUBLICAN PARTY!!!

[immoderate]

17. All the wrong reasons.

--IMM

[KharmaTrain]

18. Start The Whisper Campaign..."Third Party...Third Party..."

We sure as hell don't want these poor excuses for cellular structure as part of our side (I'd stick icepicks in my eyes first)...so why not get these losers busy on a circular firing squad project...since the GOOP has betrayed so many of their "values" (coughbullshitcough) it's time they started a "revival" of the CONservative movement...and time to form a third party.

Surely we can find an icon for these goobers to glam around...how about O'Reilly for President or the G Man or the Trix Rabbit...it doesn't matter...just as long as that becomes an obsession in freeperland. Not only would that make for hours of amusement and great payback, but also would make things real, real good in 2008 as well.

Get the word out...O'Reilly could run this country better than booosh...surely he should strongly consider running as an Independent...be a real "man of the people", Bill. :rofl:

[Jim Lane]

21. Roy Moore for President!

There was talk that the Alabama "Ten Commandments" judge might be the Constitution Party candidate in 2004. I was rooting for him. He inspires a lot of fundy fervor, and he had the potential to be another Ralph Nader (only in reverse). Alas, he didn't seek the nomination.

Roy, 2008 is your year!

[annabanana]

24. I hate for him to use that name

because WE are the party of the Constitution.

[Crazy Guggenheim]

19. But they stil won't vote for a Demo. They may drain some

votes by going to a third party. When push comes to shove they'll vote for the Repubs again.

:popcorn:

[sweetheart]

20. and the fat lady sings

On a frozen day in hell,
when god really did strike them down,
like endangered african gazelles,
the fat lady sang, bush is a marked clown.
Republican party, oh do pray tell,
whatever's left of 'em's lookin for sex downtown,
but nobody hears the jesus ringing bell,
evil bastards do go down.

Corrupt enron worldcom kenneth get laid,
at the taxpayer's luxury, bankrupt small town,
wondering if any of us are still gonna get paid,
as the lord bosses decide, dwindling profits frown.
when lead by clowns, silly apostasy
aren't we letdown, heinously disasterously.

[Hekate]

25. Psst, little Freepers. Stay home in Nov.; there's no one worth voting for

How about putting >that< idea in their fuzzy little heads? We know none of them will ever vote for a Dem, so the next-best thing is definitely for them to drop out in disgust and "refuse to feed the beast."

(faraway voice) Sta-a-a-a-ay ho-o-o-o-ome... No-o-o one lo-o-o-ves yo-o-ou.... The Republican takover is a fra-a-a-u-u-u-d.... You've be-e-e-n betra-a-a-a-yed....

:evilgrin:
Hekate

[LunaC]

27. Too much!

No-o-o one lo-o-o-ves yo-o-ou....

You owe me a new keyboard.

:rofl:

[Hekate]

32. Psst! pass it along!

Thanks -- glad it made you laugh.

Why are we up at this ridiculous hour? I think I better grab some sleep.

Hekate

[Hubert Flottz]

26. The mental midgets can't stand the pressure!

There is no joy in Mudville, the mighty Dumbya has struck out!

[Skittles]

28. JAYSUS, THIS NUTJOB:

Yep, the time is about right for the Republicans to return a healed economy back to the Democrats so they can send it back to the sick bed. Like a modern Hollywood movie, American politics are getting really predictable. Get your stocks in hand and your broker on the phone. Getter' done guys and gals.

[SammyWinstonJack]

47. They always have it backwards.

:rofl: "Getter' done" :rofl:

[Iris]

29. "get more aggressive on such values issues as marriage, human cloning,"

These are important issues? Give me a break. The country's going to hell in handbasket and THIS is what the Republican constituents think are important issues to make laws about.

[Hubert Flottz]

30. A Karl Rovebot's take!

All they have is mud to sling. If the American people are stupid enough to fall for this shit again, WE'RE TOAST!(the USA that is)

[Iris]

33. I agree.

I think of all those people in Ohio who are willling to live with economic uncertainty just to "save teh babies". I hope it's worth it to them.

[wicket]

31. "This means +10,000,000 more Democrat votes in 5 years. It's over. "

:rofl: :rofl:

[Iris]

37. Wait, is he implying that 10 million illegal immigrants are going to

somehow vote AND vote Democrat?

[Virginian]

44. If you think someone is not eligible to vote you may challenge.

Any citizen may challenge.

In this county, the challenged would vote on a provisional ballot.

We were told to watch out for the people who want to make the challenges. They could be targeting a specific group.

One poll worker challenged a voter who gave a false name. The name was in the pollbook and was eligible. It just happened to be the challengers name.

[ProudToBeBlueInRhody]

49. They've floated that theory for years

They loved it when Bob Dornan claimed Loretta Sanchez had illegals help her win and they've never let it go. In the freeper mindset, no REAL American would vote Democrat.

[Iris]

51. Sick bastards.

They just make me sick.

:puke:

Maybe if they'd quit trying to blame the powerless for the problems this country has they could open their eyes and figure out the Repukes are the REAL problem and then maybe they'd start thinking no REAL American would vote Republican.

[The Witch]

41. And they think WE will do anything to stay in power?

Staying in power is this guy's ONLY concern. He doesn't care about the shocks to the system, about security, anything. All he cares about is the Republicans being in power.

If we were guaranteed that 10,000,000 Mexicans would vote Republican, I bet you we would STILL fight for their human rights.

At least I would.

[The Backlash Cometh]

35. "The backlash is coming"

Poor GOP. They're getting it from both ends. Couldn't have happened to a better group of people.

[Mad_Dem_X]

39. That was my favorite

Oh yes, the backlash is coming BIG TIME, boys and girls...people are waking up from their stagnant slumber and throwing away the Kool-Aid. Get ready!

[Cessna Invesco Palin]

38. Completely unsurprising.

Freepers have always represented the Republican party at its grassroots racist worst.

[izzybeans]

40. I'd hate to see the new party they form. My guess is it will be called

the Klan.

[gatorboy]

50. Or the Krauts.

Either, or. :P

[Ganja Ninja]

43. If you think it's bad now for them just wait.

More indictments are coming down, the war drags on and hurricane season is coming. How bad do you think they'll look after another Katrina disaster? You know they won't respond any better the next time then they did the last. They are what they are and people are beginning to admit it at long last.

[lpbk2713]

46. "And Georgie, you doin' a heck of a job."