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From: Kali on 11 Aug 2010 20:36 In article <i3vbpr$b7d$1(a)news.albasani.net>, =?iso-2022-jp?q? Hachiroku_=1B$B%O%A%m%=2F=1B=28B?= Trueno(a)e86.GTS says... > > On Wed, 11 Aug 2010 01:06:48 -0500, Fred Hall wrote: > > >>>>I like when he throws his fellow wingnuts under the bus. > >>> > >>> Now that's not annoying. When he does that it is entertainment. > >> > >>Depends how FAR to the right they are. Conservatives have their k00ks too, > >>you know. > > > > Absolutely! > > One of the reasons even I won't go to a Tea Party rally. A lot of them are > right leaning or mid right, but some of them are as bad as I say > Progressives are. I don't like extremists on either side. > > Even Beck is starting to wear on me. He used to be a bit more moderate > (not much, but a bit) and he has been moving further to the right. > > However, as I say about myself, it appears I have moved further to the > right, but it's all relative, as the mood of the country had swung far to > the left near the end of the Bush presidency. I think Obama is leaving a > sour taste in a lot of people's mouths, and things are moving to the > center again, right where I like them. The right has gone farther and farther right ever since the Republicans courted the right wing Christian vote. Now they're so far off to the right they are having contests about who is whacky enough to be elected. Obama has been governing from the center the whole time. He's no liberal, either. Ask anyone on the left, or any liberal. > Balance. It's all about balance. I wouldn't want to see a bunch of ultra > Conservatives in power either, although I might be able to bear it more > than the Liberal bunch in their now. > > Someone talked about Bohner (?) for President. If that happens I'd be > voting for Democrat Conngresspeople! If you have a problem with American liberalism, you are no centrist. -- Kali
From: Hachiroku ハチロク on 11 Aug 2010 21:04
On Wed, 11 Aug 2010 20:36:03 -0400, Kali wrote: >> However, as I say about myself, it appears I have moved further to the >> right, but it's all relative, as the mood of the country had swung far to >> the left near the end of the Bush presidency. I think Obama is leaving a >> sour taste in a lot of people's mouths, and things are moving to the >> center again, right where I like them. > > The right has gone farther and farther right ever since the > Republicans courted the right wing Christian vote. Now they're so > far off to the right they are having contests about who is whacky > enough to be elected. The Right has moved further to the center. That's what Beck is on about, and a lot of real Conservatives are having real heartburn with the Republican party is that they are moving to the left! > > Obama has been governing from the center the whole time. He's no > liberal, either. Ask anyone on the left, or any liberal. WHAT?!?!?!?! Obama is not a Liberal, and is ruling from the center?!?!?!?! You MUST be an Uber-Liberal Progressive if you think Obama is a Centrist! Whew! > >> Balance. It's all about balance. I wouldn't want to see a bunch of ultra >> Conservatives in power either, although I might be able to bear it more >> than the Liberal bunch in their now. >> >> Someone talked about Bohner (?) for President. If that happens I'd be >> voting for Democrat Conngresspeople! > > If you have a problem with American liberalism, you are no centrist. I have a problem with Progressivism, which is where Pelosi, Reid and Obama are trying to take us. THe only reason Obama *appears* to be a centrist is because he realized shortly after he got elected that America is not now (or may never be) ready for him. |