Liberal "thinking" highlighted here, good laughs?

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I get the biggest kick out of this. This is the perfect example of liberals "at work".

They learn from the best about flip flopping though. Who does more flip flops then Vietnam Vet John Kerry?

Wren how quick you are to forget ole Ted Kennedy?

Driving a car into a lake killing his passenger. How long did it take him to call the police? Long time. Good try but failed

Answer 1

Ya know my momma always said,"Stupid is a Liberal does".

Answer 2

Would you rather somebody "flip flop" when they discover new information, or that they stick by a stupid opinion all the while?

If somebody changes their mind, it's not necessarily out of weakness. It can be a great sign of maturity and intelligence.

Making huge generalizations about huge groups of people makes you look like a very petty individual. Don't you have anything better to do with your time? Seriously. Like, actually participating in REAL political business, rather than just going "Ha ha, teh liberalz, they r bad, ha ha!"

Answer 3

I'd much rather be in the company of your "liberals at work" than aligned with George Bush & Co. At least your example is something we can laugh at.........what Bush has done the last 6 years isn't very funny.

Answer 4

Scripps Howard columnist Ann McFeatters writes: "To Bush, being
president means never having to say he's sorry. To tell him he might
be wrong or bring him bad news or cause dissonance in his serene
world is to antagonize him and be thought disloyal.

"It's now well acknowledged that Bush is happy in his bubble of self-
imposed isolation. He meets with foreigners but without true give-and-
take even in crisis conversations. Foreigners visit the White House
as they used to go on bended knee to ancient Rome. Bush travels but
sees few real people. All is scripted. He talks with advisers but
rarely interacts with members of Congress, even senior Republicans.

"He seems to care nothing about winning hearts and minds in other
countries. Foreign leaders say he lectures but does not listen. He
does not have the long telephone conversations late at night that
former President Clinton loved to keep him in touch with what others
were thinking. He seems indifferent to what experts think."

Answer 5

The last time I checked, alcoholism is not a crime, whereas, forging and possessing illegal prescriptions for Schedule II narcotics is.

Big difference.

Answer 6

Bush has been a pretty good flip-flop thus far.