"I could have a beer with this guy" and other stupid reasons

that freepers/republicans voted for Bush* in both 2000 and 2004. That's the most common reason I've heard, that is, when they were talking about Bush*. They've gotten rather quiet now.

What other stupid reasons have you heard?

Just imagine that! So we have to vote for Bush to keep safe.

Bryant
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How true.

Kerry allowing a UAE company to manage ports, and justifying it on the ground that we have to show "trust" for diplomatic reasons, would be a skit on the Limbaugh show to illustrate mushy weak dem thinking. But it lept right out of Bush's mouth.

Preppie Yale cheerleader - yeah, that swagger is real, sure. Ptooie.

But it was reported ad nauseam in the media. Methinks that was a Karl Rove planted message.

one of the blockhead regulars in my sports bar actually said that out loud. I said, "I could probably have a beer with him, too, but that doesn't mean I think he can run the country. I want someone smart for that, like Al Gore."

but then, I don't go to bars so what do I know.

because he's an alcoholic? I mean, he can't have "a" beer. You either have a milk or sign on for the entire William Holden style weekend bender.

but he's lied about everything else. Why should this be any different?

It's half true.

I had not heard before.

"If Kerry and * were driving by and you were by the side of the road with a flat tire, who do you think would stop to help?"

Yup, that was the question; and according to Tweety, something like nearly 60% said *.

No foolin'. Sware to God. That's what he said.

know where the poll came from.

at you and flip you off as he passed.
American people are that stupid.

and that Saddam was Bin Laden's partner in 9-11.

Gee - could it have anything to do with the MEDIA portrayal of Bush as an honest, straightshooting, stoic hero while protecting him from his own constant lies?

Talking about voting for Bush in 00 and 04. His reasoning was "When you're walking through a rough neighborhood you need a rotweiller with you, not a french poodle." He even added "Yes, sometimes a rotweiller can bite your children by accident but you still want one with you during those rough situations". What an idiot. He then went on to say several times how he also voted for Clinton and thought and still thinks he was a great president and that even Clinton's polls were in the 30's.

Yeah, asshat, Clinton's poll #'s were in the 30's 2 years into his term before he actually got the chance to do anything and have people see the results of his actions. Not 6 years into his presidency where he controlled all branches of government and has gotten his way on everything he wanted.

I'm proud to say I've always hated Kiss.

now he doesn't want to admit he made a mistake. Oh, Kerry isn't tough? Please, he served his country with honor and has the medals to prove it. Bush served where? State side and has some flight time to prove it.
What an a**hole-plain and simple.

Bush* flew all right.

They were for the retards who didn't get glitter and punk.

and that's why the ports deal is a disaster for Bush.

Suddenly the rotweiller, the guy whose foot was always on the gas pedal and never on the break, the guy who didn't care how many civilians got killed going after "the enemy", the guy who really didn't bother to make distinctions between arabs and persians and sunnis or shiites and was just going to let god sort them out, is telling the US that there are these good arabs that we have to trust with our security for DIP LO MAT IC reasons.

Suddenly, Bush is a PARODY of Kerry, turning all mushy and so worried that some feudal emirates will have their feelings hurt if we don't give them their own set of keys.

Both of them were speaking appreciatively of the military life. (This was just after the Invasion of Iraq.)

Maher seemed sad that he'd missed fighting in a war. Nobody mentioned that others serve their country a few years, even in "peacetime."

Simmons regretted that he couldn't go to Vietnam. He was in college, alas. I remember our Southeastern Asia adventure & was screaming at the screen.

I always hated Kiss.

a shoulder rocket at his crew.

Kerry turns back INTO gunfire to save a man in the water.

Kerry is an expert marksman, an expert pilot and has superior coordination and balance.

Simmons feels safer with a guy who was too scared to land planes and went AWOL, is afraid of horses, and falls off a segway and his bike too often to be mere accidents.

Having a beer with this guy who *claims* to be a reformed alcoholic and no longer drinks (so he says)...

Other stupid reasons that have been proven wrong by his own actions:
"he'll keep us safe..."
"He's someone I can trust..."
"I'm a fiscal Republican and I know he'll handle our economy better..."

that really drove me nuts was:
'He's such a good Christian man'

Derf in school . . . for a while . . .

having a beer with Bush" . . .

then someone who reminds them of their 'know-it-all' cousin

The old "don't change horses in mid-stream". Well, if the horse is dumb enough to go into the water without your permission, and won't get out of the stream, it certainly is time to change horses

and the first horse is underwater. But I like yours better.

"...so I'll vote for him."

Blockhead: "Ya know, I just don't trust Kerry."
Me: "But you have no problem with a guy that let 9/11 happen."
Blockhead: "Well he just started. It was Clinton's fault."
Me: "So, when's your boy actually gonna be responsible for anything?"
Blockhead: "It's a big job."
Me: "And you voted for a confirmed deserter who can't think for himself. You're losing. Next pitcher's on you--while you still have a job."

:rofl:

fervently said about the most image managed President of all time, or as I like to call him, the Connecticut Cowboy.

My other favorite, an unshakable "I JUST LIKE HIM!" This person refused to defend this at all when asked "What is there to like about him?

beer, he is an alcoholic. You vote stupid you get stupid.

Kerry is a good guy, he would and will make a great President. It was an injustice the way the media got away with portraying him incorrectly.

this was shouted to us war protestors by a child whose mom had been driving him around shouting out that we needed to "go back to Iraq where you belong". This was 2003, just before the war started. I've often wondered if mom and son still believe this.

Others make the decisions and then send him out to sell them.

:hurts:Flush Bush

"I couldn't stand her. She needed to keep her mouth shut. Laura Bush is much better."

Yep. That was actually said to me last week.:eyes: :crazy:

The guy said he quit drinking, so to even suggest that someone would go have a drink with him, only indicates that they would feel ok drinking in front of someone who probably really wanted one too.. ...

People who think he would be a good guy to have a beer with are forgetting that this silverspoon twit thinks the average joe is a moron, beneath contempt, and definitely not someone with whom to associate.

So, the question isn't "Who would you rather have a beer with?" It's "Who would be more willing to have a beer with the likes of the common citizen?" It sure ain't Silverspoon.
The Professor

I need to remember that one.

Most of the blockheads I know are hardly in Bush's* income range. They're the "middle-class millionaires" who think the tax cut really gave them a big windfall. :eyes:

Great point, Professor.

Fortunately, aside from my mom, i don't associate with anyone who thinks Silverspoon is a "regular guy" or thinks he's doing a good job. So, i don't have to actually confront this situation regularly. But, i did say it once, and the guy looked like his dog had just been shot. The very thought never entered his mind. Once it did, it at least made him think.
The Professor

so I can appreciate your pain. As for the sports bar mentioned above, I stop in on rare occasion (I get a call). The blockheads are in the same places, right where I left them on my last visit.

Heard from the pro-choice Republicans who had their heads up their asses. Funny how the SD and Mississippi legislation is making them squirm now. We TRIED to tell you, assholes.

it'll come to the point that only the people with money can send their wayward daughters away to take care of their "indiscretion."

That one's a real winner. Just take a look at his face when he's on camera. He doesn't know what to do with it. He sniffs and makes all sorts of inappropriate expressions and smirks and laughs at all the wrong times.

I know that my mother would, to this day, backhand me for acting like I didn't have proper manners.

"I voted for him because the Democrats want to give the country to the Mexicans and faggots."

AND

(in response to the Iraq catastrophe)

"Well, they are all Muslims so they are going to hell anyway."

I don't think this is generalizing too much; I can't remember who said it, but it goes something like this:

"All Republicans aren't racist, but all racists are Republicans." Or something to that affect.

he'll give businesses a tax break and get those welfare cheats.

Really? Wealthfare and corporate tax breaks divert more money than an army of welfare cheaters ever could.

:kick: