Shellings from the Peanut Gallery

There are times when one can no longer remain confined.
It matters not that one agrees or disagrees.
It matters only that the shell that binds be cracked and thrown off.

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

The Wrong One Bites the Dust



4-17-12

Yikes! There I was spending Easter with family believing the world just might survive without my careful and close observation, only to return and find the world had indeed turned upside down.

What happened to Rick Santorum? Why in the world did he quit now ... before NY, PA, TX and CA?

Seriously?!?! He was the only one close to Romney and the only one to keep him from hitting that magic 1100+ number. If those morons at GOP-E central think for a minute that most of Santorum's supporters will flock to old GREENrich they are sadly mistaken! Of course I can only speak for myself, but I'll not be switching to anyone else. Enough!

Santorum was NOT the one to drop out. Old selfish, egotistical Newt and that crazy uncle from the attic Ron Paul are the ones who should have dropped out ... a couple of months ago actually.

Every time I read anything about this so-called election I get those déjà vu chills up and down my spine. Far too much of the rhetoric, the actions and the manufactured polls are comparable to the 2008 election and should scare the bejabbers out of everyone.

After quick perusals of my favorite sites I find nothing about the removal of that ineligible usurper from the ballot. What that tells me is that the GOP-E are lining up once again to ensure the illegal, ineligible, America hating usurper "wins" the phony "election" so he can become king of America for life. Please excuse me now as I am about to be very, very sick.


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Friday, February 08, 2008


Another One Bites the Dust


Mitt Romney withdrew from the race for the presidency today...ostensibly for the "good of the country and the good of the party" in a time of war.

What is good about removing choices from the American people?
Why is it good that candidates are being removed before most citizens have an opportunity to vote?
What makes an uncontested race for the presidency a free and fair election?
And why is that good for America?

Good for the party? Okay. The party is now dead. With their recent actions and the gestapo forcing withdrawals from the presidential race, I suppose it is good for the party.

When Duncan Hunter was still in the race the war or military service was rarely mentioned. Wish I had paid attention to how many times those two things have been brought up since he was effectively removed.

What we are witnessing is the downfall of the United States of America.
This in no way resembles a free and fair election.
No way is this a government by the people, for the people and of the people.

The entire process has turned into a theatrical production...a dog and pony show...a circus...a bad dream. The American people should be rising up demanding freedom. Instead they are begging folks like me to vote for the most vile candidate I have seen in my lifetime.

Will I vote for McCain? The answer is not just NO! -- but HELL NO!

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Sunday, February 03, 2008

Bush Against Romney



This alleged article "By Robert D. Novak" posted at Townhall.com on Saturday, February 2, 2008 is simply amazing.

The depths to which "news" reporting has sunk is a stunning thing to realize. This man, Robert Novak, writes:

-- While President George W. Bush has maintained neutrality among contenders for the Republican presidential nomination, he privately expresses to friends his exasperation with Mitt Romney's hard-line stance on immigration.

Privately? Friends? Which friends would those be, Bob? Where are the quote marks, Bob? He allegedly said this privately where and to whom? A mediocre reporter would divulge date, time and/or location of these alleged expressions of exasperation along with the infamous "anonymous sources" nonsense.

Bush is upset that Romney changed his position on the issue, compared to what it had been when he was governor of Massachusetts, at the expense of the president's immigration reform. Bush and Sen. John McCain are not close, but the president is grateful for McCain's support on Iraq and immigration.

You are a disgusting little man, Bob Novak. You know nothing and are clearly no one, so you pull an article out of the dark recesses of your addled mind and call it the gospel. Pathetic!


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