Conservative (Neo-Cons which are really fake conservatives) booklist

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  1. Mr. Engineer

    Mr. Engineer member

    READERS DIGEST BOOKS would like to announce a compilation of the 10 shortest books written by well known members of the GOP, aka Republican Party. This is one book no conservative bookcase should be without. In it you will get:

    MY WARTIME ADVENTURES by George W. Bush

    BOB DOLE: THE WILD YEARS

    ONE HUNDRED AND ONE SPOTTED OWL Recipes by Dick Cheney and the EPA

    THE WIT AND WISDOM OF R. DANFORTH QUAYLE

    FAMOUS REPUBLICAN PHILANTHROPISTS

    ETHICS IN POLITICS by Karl Rove

    SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS ARE BLACK by Strom Thurmond

    FAMOUS REPUBLICAN WAR HEROES OF THE IRAQ WAR -- 2003 TO 2005

    NEGROES I HAVE MET WHILE YACHTING by Jesse Helms

    COUNTRIES THAT LOVE AMERICA by Condi Rice

    AND a free shortest book for new buyers:

    HOW THE BUSH TAX CUT HELPED WORKING AMERICANS

    This exciting Reader's Digest volume will give you minutes of interesting reading and show you how you are not only better, but indeed superior, to those "other people."

    Be the first blockhead on your block to get your copy.

    This book not sold in California, Chicago, New York, Dayton, San Antonio, Cleveland, Austin or other locations where thinking people live.
     
  2. Guest

    Guest Guest

    What an insulting racist and bigotted post!

    I am sure you just love your copies of the Clintons' books of lies!
     
  3. Mr. Engineer

    Mr. Engineer member

    Hey - so shoot me - I didn't write it.

    I tried to remove the Jesse Helms and Strom Thurmond part - but apparently I only have 10 minutes to make any changes.

    Both of these men are stone cold bigots -- but I should have deleted that part of the joke.

    Jimmy - my favorite Neo con - lol.
     
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  4. DTechBA

    DTechBA New Member

    Here are some more....

    How to Use the Presidential Pardon Power for Profit and to Furnish Your New House, by Bill Clinton

    How to Demagogue the Race Card Without Doing Anything for any Member of the Constituency that Isn't Friend or Family, by the Reverend Jesse Jackson (and most any other Democrat figure

    How to Rid Yourself of Troubling Opposite Sex Entanglements, by Ted Kennedy with commentary by Bill and Hillary Clinton

    How Little Cash Charity is Actually Given by Liberal Hollywood, by They talk a good game

    How to be an Active Groper of Interns etc. and a Serial Sexual Harrasser Without Losing NOW's Support, by Bill Clinton

    How to Make a Documentary and Ignore Inconvenient Truths, by (who else) Michael Moore

    How to Be a Successful Democrat and a Past Member of the KKK, by Robert Byrd (also quoting Woodrow Wilson's papers)

    How to Replace Loyal Non-Partisan White House Employees With Partisan Political Hacks, by Hillary Clinton

    How to Protest Your Opponent's Political Idea's Without Having Any of Your Own, by Howard Dean with Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi editing

    How I Co-Sponsored the Food-Stamp Program, by Bob Dole

    How to Label One Candidates Lack a a War Record as Unimportant (Clinton) but Trumpet Anothers (Kerry) as a Reason He Should be Elected, by another lame Democratic strategist

    Those are just the easy ones...
     
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  5. Khan

    Khan New Member

    Ya sorta missed the punch on that joke DTechBA. The books are short cause there's nothing or little to say. Yours are just jabs.
     
  6. Mr. Engineer

    Mr. Engineer member

    I actually asked the Moderators to remove this posting. After revewing it, I two of the entries were insensitive.
     
  7. DTechBA

    DTechBA New Member

    Nope I didn't mis it at all....

    One list relied on twisting the truth (ie. there are in fact many, many Republican philanthropists), the other spoke uncomfortable truths not "jabs" as you say. Well maybe you are right, the truth can hurt the most you know.....
     
  8. Re: Nope I didn't mis it at all....

    Well, here's some truth that hurts, at least some of you....

    Republicans - bad
    Democrats - good
     
  9. DTechBA

    DTechBA New Member

    Re: Re: Nope I didn't mis it at all....

    Still waiting for your truths.....
     
  10. BillDayson

    BillDayson New Member

    I think that it's kind of peculiar how the left-ideologues always insist that they are smarter than other people, while the right-ideologues all assume that they are more moral than everyone else.

    What both of them forget is that thinking and morality are things that people can't just say that they possess. They are things that people have to actually DO.
     
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  11. jon porter

    jon porter New Member

    Mary Jo Kopechne could not be reached for comment.
     
  12. nosborne48

    nosborne48 Well-Known Member

    Alas! BillDayson! How VERY VERY true!

    That left wing elitism is what is KILLING my party!
     
  13. Ted Heiks

    Ted Heiks Moderator and Distinguished Senior Member

    Re: Re: Nope I didn't mis it at all....

    AMEN!
     
  14. Ted Heiks

    Ted Heiks Moderator and Distinguished Senior Member

    Indeed.
     
  15. DesElms

    DesElms New Member

    I disagree. You did fine.

    It's also interesting to compare -- and I mean really compare -- the two lists. Democrats, one will note, concern themselves mostly (with a few exceptions, of course) with issues that have objectively broad socio-political interest, import and impact; and Republicans concern themselves mostly (with a few exceptions, of course) with issues of a more personal nature.

    That's pretty much always been the case, though, hasn't it. The transgressions of Democrats usually have to do with crossing some sort of moral, how-one-lives-one's-life line which, in the end, impacts only said Democrat and a co-transgressor or two. But when Republicans screw up, unjust wars start, economies fall, people are discriminated against, civil rights are abrogated, corporate interests are catered to, institutions close and the mentally ill become homeless, the gap between the rich and poor gets wider, and all manner of other tragedies of great social and/or political impact which manifestly affect lives and fortunes are wrought upon us.

    Which would you rather have: A little presidential jism on an intern's blue dress, or thousands of dead Americans fighting a war just to settle a father's old score and for godknows what other reasons which will probably only be discovered many years from now?

    There's so much more truth to that than most Americans realize... or care to. It isn't just a difference of opinion. The difference has life altering consequences. It might even be a good and evil sort of thing. That's how I've always seen it. I choose to see my Republican friends as misguided, else I could not have them as friends.
     
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  16. DaveHayden

    DaveHayden New Member

    You know, despite the fact I believe liberal views have a lot to give to our society, I think there is a lot more wrong with the Democrats than just elitism. A big part of the party has turned to negativism and falsehoods to justify their viewpoints and beliefs.
     
  17. DesElms

    DesElms New Member

    Dave, I love ya'... you know that... but yer kiddin', right? I mean... you gotta' be kiddin'!
     
  18. Abner

    Abner Well-Known Member

    Wow! That's all I can say. Dave must be kiddin.


    Abner :)
     
  19. Ted Heiks

    Ted Heiks Moderator and Distinguished Senior Member

    You're not talking about them nattering nabobs of negativism, now, are you?
     
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  20. Guest

    Guest Guest

    My, my, my, DesElms, do you ever need a history lesson. ;)

    Vietnam was unjust. JFK and LBJ were Democrats.

    Civil rights? You have to be kidding? The following Governors and Senators were all Democrats who abrogated civil rights which led to lynchings, church bombings, and murder:

    George Wallace, Ross Barnett, Orval Faubus, James Eastland, Jim Stennis, William J. Fullbright, Lester Maddox, John Bell Williams, Jimmie Davis, Allen Ellender, Russell Long, John Sparkman, John McClellen, Eugene Talmadge, Herman Talmadge, Lister Hill, Harry F. Byrd, Albert A. Gore, Fielding Wright, Hugh White, Earl K. Long, Robert Byrd, Ernest Hollings, and a host of others.

    Remember, Democrat LBJ had to enlist the Republicans to pass the 1964 Civil Rights bill. Without the GOP the bill would not have passed because too many Democrats were against it.
     

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