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Rather than workable solutions, my party is offering low taxes for the currently rich and high spending for the currently old, to be followed by who-knows-what and who-the-hell-cares. This isn’t conservatism; it’s a going-out-of-business sale for the baby-boom generation.
David Frum, noted conservative writer and former George W economic speech writer summing up the current situation of the GOP after the rise of the Tea Party. (via oceanicsteam)
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Actually, Democrats are the natural “flat-earthers”

gorightmedia:

Back in Columbus’ day, the main fuel and building material was wood. For those of you who don’t realize it, that means every tree in sight had to be cut down to build the massive ships and navies, and to burn for heat!  So when Columbus was trying to set sail, it was actually the Democrats of his day, who were there trying to obstruct science, exploration, and progress because they would have been protesting the cutting down of too many trees.  And Obama’s liberal ancestors would not have set foot on one of those evil ships made of wood… no siree!!!  He was going to prove that he could reach the New World in a vessel made from alternative energy sources.  That’s right… Obama was going to make his ship from - hmmmm - well, from whatever Solyndra could make it from back then.  Meanwhile, the 1492 version of silly leftists like Obama would have been saying:  “we can’t explore our way out of this mess”.

Yep… 

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drinkthe-koolaid: shitrepublicancandidatessay: “Ridiculous as sodomy laws may be, there clearly is no right to privacy nor sodomy found anywhere in the Constitution.” -A discussion of why Lawrence v. Texas (the Supreme Court case about whether it was constitutional for police in Texas to enter a gay man’s apartment and arrest him for having anal sex) was wrongly decided. From Ron Paul’s “Federal Courts and the Imaginary Constitution,” August 2003. “Privacy is one of the most sacred elements of a free society. It is now common to pass laws which routinely violate the Constitutional guarantee that our homes and persons are not to be invaded by government agents.” -From Ron Paul’s book, Freedom Under Siege, published 1987. Makes perfect sense. My shit is stuff, your stuff is shit (thanks George Carlin). View high resolution

drinkthe-koolaid:

shitrepublicancandidatessay:

“Ridiculous as sodomy laws may be, there clearly is no right to privacy nor sodomy found anywhere in the Constitution.” -A discussion of why Lawrence v. Texas (the Supreme Court case about whether it was constitutional for police in Texas to enter a gay man’s apartment and arrest him for having anal sex) was wrongly decided. From Ron Paul’s “Federal Courts and the Imaginary Constitution,” August 2003.

“Privacy is one of the most sacred elements of a free society. It is now common to pass laws which routinely violate the Constitutional guarantee that our homes and persons are not to be invaded by government agents.” -From Ron Paul’s book, Freedom Under Siege, published 1987.

Makes perfect sense. My shit is stuff, your stuff is shit (thanks George Carlin).

(Reblogged from stfuconservatives)

Could I vote Republican if I were American?

I don’t know. I just don’t know. They seem scary and over-the-top. I have no idea.

I ain’t even American but…

Twitter Protesting to Protect Rape Victims all the same!

http://twitter.com/#!/STFUcnsrvatives/status/31594894246023168

Like this. :)

liberalsarecool: GOP needs an “enemy” to keep their voters scared. Then, only they can protect them. View high resolution

liberalsarecool:

GOP needs an “enemy” to keep their voters scared. Then, only they can protect them.

(Source: stfuconservatives)

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