Rush Limbaugh to Colin Powell : Go Be A Democrat, page 2
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reply posted on 9-5-2009 @ 02:02 AM by jd140
reply to post by Seany



Didn't say I believed him did I?

I mearly stated that nobody knows for sure why he endorsed Obama. Rush could be right, but who knows?

I also think that just because Rush says it that doesn't mean we can automatically assume its a lie.

Just like I don't think that we can automatically dismiss what Olberman or Oriely says.

Like him or not. He does have a point that Powell should officially switching to the Democrat party.



reply posted on 9-5-2009 @ 06:05 AM by xpert11
reply to post by RRconservative



That is the kind of twisted logic that will have Rush having a wet dream and the democratic party strategists sitting ease . If one swallows the logic on offer you have to ignore the Republican party track between 2000 - 8 and aspects of the presidential campaign that falls beyond the scope of this topic . I voted along Conservative lines at the last New Zealand election but I wouldn't be caught dead voting for a party that hates gays more then budget deficits .

The one thing the Labour party in New Zealand and the Republican party have in common is that they have become disconnected with the electorates(SP?) that naturally gravitate towards them .


reply posted on 9-5-2009 @ 07:34 AM by Seany
Originally posted by jd140
reply to
post by Seany



Didn't say I believed him did I?

I mearly stated that nobody knows for sure why he endorsed Obama. Rush could be right, but who knows?

I also think that just because Rush says it that doesn't mean we can automatically assume its a lie.

Just like I don't think that we can automatically dismiss what Olberman or Oriely says.

Like him or not. He does have a point that Powell should officially switching to the Democrat party.


Powell said that the VENOM (my word) coming from Coulter and Limbaugh was counterproductive to the party

He said earlier that Obama was doin the right things for the country

Im sure everybody on this site has read a Post and said ... Excellent post, you nailed it, same kinda thing


reply posted on 9-5-2009 @ 02:37 PM by GenRadek
I'm just surprised that when over 90% of black people vote for a black person, its just people supporting "their brethren". If 90% of white people voted for a white person, its racism, and they are all racist. Colin Powell just goes and supports Obama, out of the blue, and its oh so "great". Rush is right. Obama has made so many gaffs in the first 100 days, it made Bush's first 100 look normal. But oh no, no one wants to criticize our dear leader. No one can dare question our leader Obama. Just blindly love him and say yes to everything he wants. And Colin Powell, I used to respect him greatly, after Desert Storm, and during the Clinton years and even during Bush's term. But the moment he jumped ship and gave all his backing to Obama and started to go after Rush Limbaugh, he lost my respect. I still respect his military service, but the way hes been acting the past year, its like I dont know him anymore.

One thing I give credit to Bush and Cheney for, they never, EVER behaved like Obama or Powell, when it came to the critics who called him every name in the book, wished them to fail, and worse. I'm sorry, but the moment Obooboo and Powell went after Rush, it just showed their true colors. No dissent allowed. But you could hate and call Bush every name in the book, and dissent him, and wish him death, and that was ok. But criticism of Obooboo? Oh nooooo. Talk against Obooboo, and you get the media and the rest of the "Democrat" lapdogs after you.


reply posted on 9-5-2009 @ 04:27 PM by winotka
reply to post by jd140



Why not make it official? Maybe because of secret ballot. People don't really know who I vote for, because I can find at least one thing to defend on both sides.



reply posted on 9-5-2009 @ 04:33 PM by winotka
reply to post by Seany




I don't listen to much of what Olberman or O'Reilly say.


reply posted on 10-5-2009 @ 02:10 PM by RRconservative
It seems Cheney had thought Powell left the party long ago. He also said Limbaugh represents the party better than Powell!

www.foxnews.com...

"I think my take on it was Colin had already left the party. I didn't know he was still a Republican," Cheney said on CBS' "Face the Nation."

Asked to clarify, Cheney noted that Powell endorsed Barack Obama, a Democrat, for president shortly before the general election.

"I assumed that that is some indication of his loyalty and his interest," Cheney said.

Limbaugh criticized Powell last week for saying the Republican Party is in trouble and needs to be more moderate, urging Powell to officially switch parties. Powell had also said divisive figures like Limbaugh are hurting the party.

Asked which spokesman better stands for the GOP, Cheney said he'd go with Limbaugh over Powell.



reply posted on 10-5-2009 @ 11:02 PM by jd140
Originally posted by winotka
reply to
post by jd140



Why not make it official? Maybe because of secret ballot. People don't really know who I vote for, because I can find at least one thing to defend on both sides.



I don't see how secret ballots work into it.

Powell endorsed President Obama. Why would he endorse him and not vote for him?

Maybe someone should ask Powell if he still considers himself a Republican instead of jumping all over what Rush says?


reply posted on 11-5-2009 @ 09:46 PM by Fremd
reply to post by RRconservative



Millions and millions of black people voted for Obama because he was black.


and i'd give up my last breath if im wrong, but i'll bet you just as many, if not more, white people voted AGAINST Obama because he was black, as black people who voted for him.

All things considered equal - McCain and the GOP lost the election for themselves and blamed it on racism.

Kinda hypocritical if you think about it



reply posted on 13-5-2009 @ 09:36 AM by Fremd
reply to post by Sestias



Yes, that's exactly what they're saying


They also say that if you call them out on it that it's racism...


and republicans say that democrats use the race card.

It's all one big hysterical double feature.


reply posted on 13-5-2009 @ 09:47 AM by Stormdancer777
Originally posted by winotka
reply to
post by Seany




I don't listen to much of what Olberman or O'Reilly say.


Why not?

How do you know what they say if you don't listen?

Who told you not to listen?

I think we should listen, listen to everyone.

I don't think people would dislike Rush as much, it is not what he says but how he says it.
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