Murtha Goes Down
In a year when we are told Democrats will sweep our government, one of their loudest mouths is going down.
Democrat Rep. John Murtha cancelled his scheduled debate with his GOP challenger and War Veteran, Bill Russell. I guess it doesn’t pay to smear our Marines and call half of your state racist.
Senator Government, do you approve of Murtha calling western Penn. racist?
October 18th, 2008 - 12:15 pm
See you at the polls motherf***er!
October 18th, 2008 - 2:02 pm
Ever been to Western Pennsylvania? In the coal fields of that part of the state you find a peculiar type of person who typically may vote Democratic but would never vote for a black person.
Western Penn is essentially West Virginia. You gonna defend West Virginians as paragons of racial relations virtue? There’s a reason Hillary stomped Obama ethere in the primaries…and it’s not because they are all about the Hillary.
October 18th, 2008 - 5:01 pm
You find people in the coal fields?
You will defend the Democrats as paragons of racial virtue? You telling me that 50 years of the ghetto is the best Democrats can do?
West V joined the Union. Wheeling bithc.
Enjoy defending Detroit, etc… Everywhere you Democrats rule, the black and brown man live in comparative squalor.
Who are you kidding bitch?
“Vote for Democrats and we will fail at educating your children for fifty more years and you can blame white people.”
What bullshit.
Now you offer calling the whole country racist because we are not socilaist fools.
Keep playing that race war garbage, see you at the polls motherf***er.
October 19th, 2008 - 9:31 am
How crass you are.
I didn’t say a thing about the Democrats being better than the Republicans on the issue of racism. Since you pulled it out of thin air i will say that both practice different forms of it. But no matter. Murtha was right, the people of that part of the country will, in a much larger proportion than in the country’s urban areas, refuse to vote for any black man.
Even Colin Powell, who just endorsed Obama. Checkmate, “bitches”.
October 19th, 2008 - 11:24 am
Bwahaha!
Suddenly the left loves Powell because he has “fallen into line.”
His whole career he been dogged as a water carrier for the establishment, from My Lai to his stint with Bush, you libs have literally savaged one of your own.
Now he admits he is left of center, which he was his whole career, and you say “checkmate.”
There is not one conservative who is surprised.
There is also not one conservative who admires him less for his endorsement.
Senator Governement and Powell both insist it is not about race, and here you are pairing up one black man to back another, trying to make it all about race.
You libs are great, please give TRN more of these “spread the wealth around” insights in the next two weeks.
October 19th, 2008 - 12:58 pm
I sometimes wonder where in my sentences you stop reading and begin drafting your answers. Let me help you.
What I said: “the people of that part of the country will, in a much larger proportion than in the country’s urban areas, refuse to vote for any black man.”
Your reply: “Senator Governement and Powell both insist it is not about race, and here you are pairing up one black man to back another, trying to make it all about race.”
I was not pairing up anything. I was pointing out that in that part of the country, no black man will win the vote. Doesn’t matter if they are a Democrat(Obama) or Republican(Powell). Calling Powell a RINO is about what I’d have expected from you, but admit it: if he had landed an endorsement for McCain you and the entire elephant herd would have been ecstatic. I brought up Powell to demonstrate that the racism in that area knows no party. You are going to pretend the people of that part of the country aren’t by-and-large racist? I suggest you drive through there and ask a few people what they think about blacks(or any minorities, really).
October 19th, 2008 - 7:08 pm
You can continue your race card playing elsewhere.
I have met people who claim to be “racist”. When they are confronted by minorities, there is little problem. Other than a few clumsy conversations, it doesn’t amount to much.