Mother Jones D'oh moment

This just in from the the leftarded rag Mother Jones. O-bots really do exist.

The Great Emo-Prog vs. O-Bot Debate

If you express anything short of absolute condemnation of everything the NSA has done, your Twitter feed quickly fills up with hysterical proclamations from the emo-progs that you're a right-wing shill, a government lackey, a useful idiot for the slave state, and an obvious fool. Conversely, if you criticize the NSA's surveillance programs, your Twitter feed quickly fills up with equally hysterical proclamations from the O-Bots that you hate Obama, you've always hated Obama, and you're probably a racist swine who's been waiting ever since 2009 for a chance to take down the nation's first black president.
This happens with other subjects too, of course, but the Snowden files have brought it out more than usual. I'll confess that although the leftier-than-thou types have always been around, I've long been skeptical of the idea that Obama has a core group of supporters from 2008 who really do consider him The One, a shining beacon of light who can do no wrong. But I'm the one who was wrong. I don't know how many there are, but they're definitely out there.

Really, who'd a thought?
I mean I guess this Kevin Drum guy must have missed the non-stop worship and adoration of the liberal/commie media for the last .....oh I don't know....5 years!!!
Or maybe he just failed to register that famous tingle everyone has been talking about.
Obama is nothing less than the Ron Paul of the left and his supporters make Paulestinians look almost sane in comparison.

Kudos though for finally figuring it out, even though it took him 5 years.
The guys epiphany kind of reminds me of that M&Ms Christmas commercial.


h/t WeaselZippers

Ted Nugent to Piers "doofus" Morgan

I'm not real big on the "celebrity worship" that has seemed to grip popular culture nowadays.
Ordinarily I believe that if I want to learn how to play a musical instrument or how to tell a joke then I'd seek out the advice of maybe Eric Clapton or Robin Williams.
On politics .....not so much.
With that said, celebrities do have the same rights as any other citizen. To express their views and I have the right to take them with the grain of salt that they deserve.
However with celebrity comes the opportunity for some entertainers to be put into the position of telling useful idiot media types what a lot of us want to tell them to their obnoxious, self-important, bloated faces.
Ted Nugent gets it right with Piers Morgan.
Take that you fat headed limey idiot.

Sununu Sings the Truth

It's amazing that this is even getting out there, the lick-spittle liberal media refuses to allow regular Americans to express our disgust and disappointment with the current president and his democrat lapdogs.
John Sununu is called a "Romney surrogate" by the liberal media worshippers of Chicago Jesus but what he really is is a reflection of what the common man/woman who is hurting under Obamas domestic policies is feeling.
November can't come soon enough.