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November 6, 2008 at 11:21:35
Note to the GOP: Miscreants like Coulter and Limbaugh must go in order to save your party by Mary MacElveen Page 1 of 1 page(s) |
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We must with vigilance continue to monitor what the right-wing of the Republican Party has to say and the minions who spout their ignorant-crap for a lack of a better term to define it. Yes, I am speaking of Ann Coulter after reading this article on Townhall.com. It was vile and lacked any substance and sustenance for these United States of America. Coulter must wrap her brain (if she has one) around the fact that she and her ilk lost on Election Day and thank God for that. If this past Election Day taught us anything is that America finally wanted and craved a high-minded intellectual residing at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. The world’s reaction to our new president to be was refreshing considering the fact how this present one has been mocked and ridiculed time-and-time again during these past eight years. In this blistering defeat, those like Coulter are acting like petulant children who did not get their way and thank God they did not. It is as if she is threw herself to the floor throwing a tantrum. It is up to all of us to send her and others just like her to their corner for an extended time-out.
In calling Colin Powell a “loser” for his endorsement of President-elect, Barack Obama, it shows her lack of intellect. This is exactly what Americans rejected in this past election. We craved more than what the right-wing of the Republican Party was offering us. Ann Coulter, must take a good look in the mirror to see exactly who the loser is at this moment in time. But, she wont. She will continue to angrily type at her key board and appear on any show that will have her so that she can to continue an old bellicose message filled with deceit. My message to these shows is to consider Coulter persona-non-grata. We have important issues to delve into and more importantly solve.
In his speech to the nation the other night, President-elect, Barack Obama even realized that the government cannot solve all of our problems. This should be seen by the media as a golden opportunity and get back to what they are supposed to do and that is to inform people. Instead of presenting miscreants like Coulter, present to the American people high-minded intellectuals that can help solve the problems we are all facing.
To the Republican Party if there is any lesson to be learned in all of this and for you to rebuild your party, you must replace minions like Coulter with high-minded intellectuals. Yes, intelligence does matter. This vitriol of hate is exactly why you went down in flames. Quite frankly you offered the electorate nothing during the presidential campaign.
While most Americans huddled around their kitchen tables frightened to death on how to pay this bill or that, the right-wing of the Republican Party gave us Bill Ayers as cited in Coulter’s article. Those gathered at that kitchen table gave the GOP their answer back by giving folks like Palin and Coulter a sound spanking.
In listening to several broadcast spots on MSNBC yesterday, they discussed who will be the leaders of the Republican Party and one name was floated and it was Mitt Romney. I shuddered in total disbelief for this one reason. At the Republican National convention he demonized liberals and did not give us one reason as to why we should elect any Republican let alone John McCain and Sarah Palin.
While the introduction of Sarah Palin at their convention gave them a boost in the polls, it was the defining moment that they were not about to delve into the issues. After all, Rick Davis did say, “This election is not about the issues” No wonder they lost and it clearly showed to all of us that their campaign would be one of distractions and divisions. Anyone thinking of running for office from the Republican Party should steer clear of Davis.
If the right-wing media such as Fox News is to learn anything, it can be found in these words, “The CEOs of cable news outlets and the mainstream media should begin the healing process by giving pink slips to all the hate-mongers they have on their payrolls.” They were expressed by Bill Corcoran in a letter to the editor at the Chicago Sun Times. Corcoran through his blog has spoken out on so many critical issues pertinent to this republic.
To the Republican Party, one of the most important reasons why you lost on Election Day is this simple fact; you have relied too heavily on hateful messages and in fact insane messages coming from folks like Coulter and Limbaugh. While their messages feeds the base their red-meat, for the rest of us, we were starving for any substantive campaign coming from John McCain and Sarah Palin. Thankfully we were nourished by our new President-elect, Barack Obama and Vice President-elect, Joe Biden.
As some discuss whether or not Palin will be a viable and relevant candidate for the 2012 Republican ticket, we as Americans must not forget how she stoked the fires of hate and divisiveness in this campaign. She became the domestic terrorist she claimed that President-elect, Barack Obama was and where her words could have had dire consequences to this republic. We as a republic cannot go back to that darkened abyss, but move on.
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Let's simply quote them...
Let's simply quote a favorite and oft repeated phrase which Republicons loved to shout after the coup d'etat of 2000... Remember this one? GET OVER IT! by mrk * (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 311 comments [12 recommended, 0 rejected]) on Thursday, Nov 6, 2008 at 12:37:34 PM
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lets not help the republican party
so quit giving them good advice--let these two burry them farther by TRADESMAN (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 12 diaries, 335 comments [40 recommended, 1 rejected]) on Thursday, Nov 6, 2008 at 5:34:02 PM
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Keep this in mind
Remembered that Coulter pulled that idiotic stunt back in the primaraies, when she said that she would support Hillary Clinton over John McCain, claiming that she was more conservative on every issue. stupid, stupid stunt. She lost favor with republicans over that one. by Scott (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 744 comments [30 recommended, 3 rejected]) on Thursday, Nov 6, 2008 at 9:01:34 PM
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Fraulein Coultergeist
I haven't read the article you have linked to in your piece by our dear Fraulein Coulter, but I will. Actually I was wondering where the huge adam's apple blonde haired blue eyed anorexic had been during this election. I frankly don't like giving these emotional vampires one ounce of my energy. This includes thinking about them. That is exactly what they want you to do. I prefer instead to concentrate on the fact that a new spirit has taken over America with the election of Barack Obama. The black hearted have been kicked out. The warmongers cannot create their air of fear that enveloped us like a huge dark cloud. Now we have a white hearted black man. O Happy Day. by cheyanne (1 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 17 comments) on Thursday, Nov 6, 2008 at 9:36:02 PM
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Let them eat simplistic hyperbole
The Coulters, the Limbaughs, the Hannitys and the O'Reillys have carved out a following that would drop dead of hunger should any of their demagogues fade from the scene. Just imagine shear starvation on a massive scale from lack of simplistic overviews and faux analysis - telling their faithful flocks what to believe, how to think, who to hate. Always with critical omissions and heavily laced with stiff doses of blind patriotism. (Remember, that nine out of every twenty Americans voters opted, essentially, for the status quo of our last eight years.) An entire network is essentially founded on the banality and tripe of two of these noted personalities. It's economics, stupid. And always, but always, careful framing of the debate. With the resultant lifestyles and notoriety that each has become accustomed to - and with heavyweight advertisers standing in line - who could doubt that Coulter's, Limbaigh's, Hannity's and O'Reilly's followers will continue to be well fed? by Michael McCoy (7 articles, 1 quicklinks, 2 diaries, 487 comments [26 recommended, 0 rejected]) on Thursday, Nov 6, 2008 at 11:01:37 PM
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Miscreants reminds me of George Carlin's stuff
Your stuff is your stuff, and other people's stuff is their s$%t. That's what I am reminded of when I read equally ridiculous 'stuff' on our side of the fence, which is then hammered home with vitriol some questionable people choose to spew in their comments. Ratings will plummet on Faux news, poor Republicans won't be able to finance their darlings, and these miscreants will fade away from natural consequences (a parenting term). If we just stay true and concentrate on the job ahead, their sickening voices will only have walls to listen. by cloudberries (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 6 comments) on Friday, Nov 7, 2008 at 2:28:39 AM
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Oklahomans quote hate radio a LOT
What a relief to hear someone else recognizes the power these people have.The people I work with people who quote what I hear "Hate Radio" saying.This has to be a huge factor in trying to figure out how Oklahoma vote so overwhelmingly for Palin(they drive a lot)..Organizing is not my speciality,so I have dreams of standing outside the local places that have sponsored programs w sign"This business supports hate radio"Churches and church run schools are big sponsors.. by mcmahon (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 17 comments) on Saturday, Nov 8, 2008 at 11:01:38 AM
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