I have never had a problem with Sarah Palin. It was the disturbed C4P cult that bothered me.
I asked the simple question, "who are you going to support if Palin decides not to run," and I received everything but death threats.
That was bad enough.
But when they started using Palin's name in the same context as Jesus (see below), I knew that I wasn't dealing with rational people.
I have been keeping up with this coming crash for a while.
The "LESS NEGATIVE" Conservatives4Palin Zombies Lash Out In Frustration
In a poll, the readers at Conservatives4Palin said that they have had enough on the sites shameless trashing of other conservatives, and for a while it looked like the site was actually trying to listen.
It didn't take them long to fall off the wagon.
The all new and improved "more presidential" C4P blog just said screw you to their readers and started up their strange shrewish behavior once more.
Like a junkie hooked on drugs, they were well intended, but they just can't seem to help themselves.
This is what they sound like when they are refraining from "spiteful bashing of the Republican candidates for president."
Here’s my quick impression of the candidates last night … This is a verbatim transcript of what I heard, although admittedly, I did not take any notes.
Ron Paul: Stop the wars! Audit the Fed! Mind our own business! And who really needs botox, anyway? I don’t care how big the bags under my eyes get. If the indifferent Creator, who gave us our inalienable rights, had wanted us to not get wrinkles, he would have placed trade restrictions on our skin! Obviously, he’s a free marketer. And I doubt the big Individual-Rights-Loving-Libertarian in the Sky cares if Iran gets nukes, either. Why should I care if Israel becomes a crater in a sandbox? China has the bomb, too! Why not Tehran? Stop with these crazy sanctions already!
Rick Santorum: Look, I think RP is completely nuts, but I know that my only hope is to crater the support of the chick in the room who claims to lead the leaderless Tea Party. So, let me tell you that, unlike her, I actually defeated three incumbent Democrats and passed serious bi-partisan legislation like welfare reform in Congress before my crushing defeat. It’s about leadership not showmanship, Michele. And yes, some of my serious legislation had to do with imposing wrinkle-restricting sanctions on Iran, Congressman Paul. And sure, no one is paying attention to me — either in this debate or in the national media – but I’m paying attention to Iowa. And all these politically-spoiled so-cons here agree with me that we need a stronger moral foundation in this country, which means the Federal government should …. [fill in the blank].
Jon Huntsman: Frankly, I’m gonna be a little different than the GOP crowd, maybe even a lot different. I’m a green-energy Mormon who speaks Mandarin Chinese and I really like gay people. But I hope you’ll vote for me anyway … for my solutions. Everyone can get excited about solutions, right? Oh, and I love America. Very much.
Mitt Romney: Granted, my nose is growing longer and longer the more I have to spin my way out of Obamneycare, but for now I’ve settled on the 10th Amendment defense which polls well lately. Besides, I’m smarter than Obama and all these other clowns combined. Even if the American people blame me for the the thousands of folks Bain Capital sent packing with pink slips, surely they recognize my intelligence surplus and business savvy. Did I mention how much I love you, the American people?
Michele Bachmann: It’s really an honor to be here as the people’s candidate. I may have promised to be a submissive wife to Marcus, but that hasn’t stopped me from fearlessly leading the opposition to Obama. I am the titanium-spined, tip of the spear, which does not imply anything phallic, by the way. I fought harder than anyone else for all the monumental lost causes both in the Minnesota state senate, and in Congress, including for the Lightbulb Liberation Act, which is why I always look like a bright light is approaching me. I am your champion, America. And if you excuse me … I have to leave the stage to pop some Excedrin.
Tim Pawlenty: Yeah, you may have fought, Michele, but you lost. That’s not leading. And that’s not logical. Meanwhile, with no help from you, I practically single-handedly saved our beloved Gopher state from certain annihilation. That’s the kind of toughness we need in this ArmaDebton that we’re facing, my fellow Christian Americans, and we can only pray the Lord God will grace us with his budget-conscious arm and save us from Obamneycare.
Herman Cain: I’m gonna tell it to you straight: I know I can’t win, but I am sure as heck gonna sound better losing than most of these other government-sucking, Christian-pandering idiots. And, you can stick your Muslim mosque “gotcha questions” where the sun don’t shine because I’m not a religious bigot … I just talk to a lot of religious bigots down in Dixie.
Newt Gingrich: I’m toast, too, but I can articulate conservative fiscal and national security policy as well as any of the great thinkers of the last century. In case you forgot, I led the House of Representatives back when we actually balanced the budget. So, I’m not going to take any crap from Chris Wallace, either, I can tell you that. Meanwhile, I feel the need to inform you that there are Islamist spies in this very auditorium, and you should probably alert your congressman and Senators.
That’s basically what I got from the debate in my casual and distracted viewing. If I had to score a winner … well, from my perspective, I liked the feisty libertarian logic of Ron Paul, the compassionate heart of Rick Santorum, the straight talk of Herman Cain and the intelligence of Newt Gingrich. Or maybe I’m just sentimental for underdogs!
Bachmann, Romney, Pawlenty and Huntsman all tried too hard to brag about themselves, in my view.
Besides, Huntsman was just a little too … in the wrong primary, perhaps?
What did you think of the candidates?
Sure does seem like we need one candidate who can embody all the good stuff!
Just can’t imagine whom that would be?! Maybe somebody at the Iowa State Fair today??
Monday, August 1
Conservatives4palin Zombies Attacking The Teaparty… Again!
After months of singing his praises, salivating at the thought that he might run as Palin’s VP, the love affair has ended; you can now add Governor Rick Perry to the long line of Teapartiers C4P maniacs have come out attacking.
Evidently, if you are not among the few dips worshiping Palin , and are not turning to the North and praying five times a day to the "rogue one," you are not a conservative.
Thou shalt not remove lips from Palin's Ass!
Breakers of the carnal sin include: Michele Bachmann, Chris Christie, Ann Coulter, Dick Morris, Hotair Blog, Charles Krauthammer, Bill O’Reilly, and now Rick Perry , and that is just the few I could find in a five minute search.
They must be becoming frustrated that Palin has yet to throw her hat in the ring, so they are lashing out at anyone who shows any support for anyone actually running in the GOP primary. And at the rate they are going, on the unlikelihood that Palin does run, there won't be a single un-smeared conservative left to vote for her.
Unhappy Texas: Why Rick Perry Isn’t Suited To Be President
I’ve lived in Texas throughout the entirety of the Perry administration. He hasn’t been the most awful governor we might have had, but in truth, he’s been mediocre. It is true to say that Perry deserves a little credit for the better economic conditions in the state, insofar as he’s done no particular harm. On the other hand, it’s fair to say that part of the reason Perry’s done no particular harm, and perhaps the sole reason he hasn’t damaged the economy, is because the Texas people, through their legislature, won’t let him. The governor’s real shortcomings are not to be seen so much in the matter of economics, but in his unceasing drive to tamper with the freedoms and lives of Texans for the sake of his corporate cronies.
I have already reported the "BAZZARE" practice of the c4p crowd using Palin in the same context as Jesus Christ.
Here is another example of a nut job comparing Bachmann to Judas.
In fact, not since Judas hustled away to the Chief Priests from the Last Supper has there been such a propinquity between the favor and the betrayal. I predict that this disloyalty, spotlighted by the freshness of the favors spent upon these two by Palin, will sour the stomachs of GOP primary voters who tend to place more emphasis on character, which is to say: loyalty. Americans despise disloyalty. Disloyalty and its associated character flaws are a tragedy in a human being, but they are a catastrophe in a President.
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