Thursday, October 14, 2010

Hope ... by gimleteye

Is it too much to hope that the looniness spilling out of Delaware politics and the sheer nonsense of Tea Party candidate Christine O'Donnell could change the minds of Tea Party supporters in Florida? Perhaps. Fred Grimm reports today that Congressional candidate David Rivera has holes in his resume so deep that no one can possibly know who he is. "His campaign explained it has redacted names of associates who might vouch for the mystery man "as well as information that may be considered classified or sensitive by the U.S. government.'' How can this kind of nonsense qualify a candidate for Congress? (Read more: http://www.miamiherald.com/2010/10/13/1872542/maybe-riveras-past-is-really-top.html#ixzz12KkdjkuP) Then there is GOP candidate for governor Rick Scot who came within a hair breadth of being indicted in the largest health insurance scam in US history. It turns out Scott won't meet with newspaper editorial boards. What is Scott hiding: a history that he was working with David Rivera in black ops as part of a government operation to bankrupt the middle class? Then there is Tea Party candidate for US Senate Marco Rubio, relying on Karl Rove and Jeb Bush's ceremonial sword having done, exactly what, and supports, exactly what? The Arizona Immigration Law. Well at least the Tea Party is clear on this point: no more immigrants, just poor white men poking around in the dirt for where they lost their minds.

6 comments:

Malagodi said...

I'm tired of all the Christine "I am not a witch" O'Donnel coverage.
When are we going to see an ad that begins "I am NOT a vampire."?

Anonymous said...

A couple of observations:

Michelle Obama went on the Tom Joyner show yesterday and wished for "clean spirits" Sure sounds like Witchcraft to me!

Also, I am thankful that US Company that developed the drilling equipment that helped rescue the Chilean miners was based in Pennsylvania. I shutter to think what would have happened if the company was based in Arizona and therefore the impulse would be to boycott them!

outofsight said...

The Christine chick sounded like she was 20 years old channeling a politician ... what a whiny little voice,,,

Give us a break.

Lynn Anderson said...

Most of you people "whining" about this and about that should start whining about the $13 trillion dollar debt. Start with that big one and then I might listen to ya.

Anonymous said...

...might listen to ya

What makes you think we aren't concerned about the $13 trillion dollar debt? Come on! Stop being so condescending and we might even talk to "ya".

Anonymous said...

so when is Meek going to concede to a part of Crist's administration as Senator? To carry the day against Rubio.