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Way to the Grave said:We need an Independent voice on television, like Henry Rollins on basic cable.
Why? Coulter isn't liberal. She's arch-conservative.Way to the Grave said:Ann Coulter is fucking idiot. If I were a liberal, I'd shoot myself.
Yes. But that doesn't make her a liberal.Way to the Grave said:Isn't she the one that wrote that book about Liberalism being the Godless religion?
You know, the bush administrations actions have been driving people who are republicans (like myself) away from voting republican and making us vote liberal. i have a VERY strong feeling that the next president WILL be democrat, because i think a majority of people want to get the hell out of Iraq and the middle east in general, and that a republican would just continue the process that the bush administration started.Way to the Grave said:Jon Stewart I just detest. The man thinks that he's the head of some unified Democratic idea, when nearly everything he says is just against Republicans and the Bush administration, which is the reason most people don't vote for Democrats(Don't say they do, we have a current Republican majority). .
Speaking of which...urklvt said:Case in point, Zinedine Zidane. Cojones would have led the man to see to it that the game was won before getting himself booted off of the field, and then, and only then, give Materazzi his just desserts. No. He had no balls. He ejaculated prematurely.
Way to the Grave said:Ann Coulter is fucking idiot. If I were a liberal, I'd shoot myself.
The thing about Politically-based television Media is that essentially, everyone has good ideas, but ruins them with one, just fucking abysmal trait or belief. For instance, Bill O'Reilly is the god of most republicans I know, but I would never attempt to debate with the guy. Not because I've be intimidated, because he abuses his powers of moderation. He's the type of person who thinks that whoever has the most input is the victor. Fucking stupid. Then you have Keith Olbermann(Not sure how to spell his last name), who would actually have some creidbility, if he wasn't like the chief chasing Inspector Closeau. The dude just wants to ruin Bill's career.
Jon Stewart I just detest. The man thinks that he's the head of some unified Democratic idea, when nearly everything he says is just against Republicans and the Bush administration, which is the reason most people don't vote for Democrats(Don't say they do, we have a current Republican majority). Democrats seem to have no cause, other than just being against shit. The irony is that a Democracy is ruled by the people, and no one knows what they want. At least Republicans admit to just wanting to become richer.
We need an Independent voice on television, like Henry Rollins on basic cable.
Drew said:2.) While your analysis of John Stewart would be spot-on if he was a politician, he's not: he's a comedian. Does he take constant cheap shots at the Bush Administraion? Of course he does, he's a commedian who hosts a left-leaning mock news program, and all kidding aside he should be mailing Bush a card and a nice bottle of wine every Christmas for eight years of perfect source material. He's also not above the occasional pot shot at the left, too - "Wait a minute, the Dems have leadership?" in the interview above. I joke about "Stewart in 2008" as much as the next guy, and I love his show, but let's be honest here, he's no politician, he's an entertainer.
While watching the 2004 presidential debates, I just couldn't help but notice that the Bush vs. Kerry debate didn't have any major points. Kerry sat there the whole time and pointed out everything that Bush has done wrong, and just saying what he'll not do, where-as he should have stated what he will be doing. President Bush just defended himself using the Christian faith the whole time, and got an applause...Way to the Grave said:Ann Coulter is fucking idiot. If I were a liberal, I'd shoot myself.
The thing about Politically-based television Media is that essentially, everyone has good ideas, but ruins them with one, just fucking abysmal trait or belief. For instance, Bill O'Reilly is the god of most republicans I know, but I would never attempt to debate with the guy. Not because I've be intimidated, because he abuses his powers of moderation. He's the type of person who thinks that whoever has the most input is the victor. Fucking stupid. Then you have Keith Olbermann(Not sure how to spell his last name), who would actually have some creidbility, if he wasn't like the chief chasing Inspector Closeau. The dude just wants to ruin Bill's career.
Jon Stewart I just detest. The man thinks that he's the head of some unified Democratic idea, when nearly everything he says is just against Republicans and the Bush administration, which is the reason most people don't vote for Democrats(Don't say they do, we have a current Republican majority). Democrats seem to have no cause, other than just being against shit. The irony is that a Democracy is ruled by the people, and no one knows what they want. At least Republicans admit to just wanting to become richer.
We need an Independent voice on television, like Henry Rollins on basic cable.
David said:Funny thing, John Kerry's initials are JFK.
That's exactly what I'm talking about! There is no presidential debate... it's putting on a show that will make you appear more favorable. Apparently Mr. Bush is a first-class entertainer.Drew said:Come on, dude, he's a Massachussetts Democrat - what'd you expect?
My personal favorite moment from the 2004 debates - Kerry won a lot of respect in round 1 for listening intently to what Bush was saying and taking notes, while Bush sat back and made faces while Kerry was talking (and yeah, I'm pretty sickened myself that this is what American politics has come down to). So, in round 2, if you paid attention every time Kerry started talking Bush went for his pen...
...but he just made long, flowing back-and-forth loops as opposed to Kerry's short character-like penstrokes. The dude was just drawing circles to give the illusion of writing while Kerry spoke.![]()
...of course, it worked.![]()