Althouse notes that the left expects a Republican to gracefully admit defeat whenever an accusation is made. But Democrats? They can fight to the bitter end and only drop out if no other options remain.
Boy a lot of people really do not like Herman Cain. Their hatred of him, ironically, only makes me like him more.
Why are posts no longer posting? They are there and then I come back and they are gone. It seems just posts from a hour or so ago (older ones are fine).
Strange, now they are all back. It is so confusing.
[…] for Cain’s former employers, though . . . and that is what the lawyer is counting on. And, as Da Techguy points out, while the OWS rapes, the Fast and Furious testimony, and the Corzine disaster are all newsworthy, […]
Were you recently downwind of an OWS site or a Ron Paul rally?
Every day the conversation involves the White House is a day of dread.
So while Ingemi’s statement is true, I’m not sure it’s wholly true. If we miss a week of new pain from the WH, do we forget that the thorn is still there? Are we inclined to forget about the inflammation from the thorn when the WH gets a new, belated headline?
There’s only so much from that entity that people can suffer, and until SCoaMF is unelected – or the Congress gets its act together and proactively neuters his czars – some reprieve from hearing about his acts is therapeutic. SCoaMF’s administration leaves a migraine. Getting hit on the head every day doesn’t make it worse.
Tearing down the Republican field is the leftists’ game – which is why this hit came from Politico, who would never dream of researching, much less putting FOUR writers on an anonymously sourced non-specific story about Barack Obama.
Cain fans cooperate with the Left by theorizing “Wuzzit Romney or Perry?” when the obvious answer is “Who do you think Politico works for, anyway?”
Someone the other day said Cain should call for confidentiality to be waived – immediately after Obama releases his college transcripts and medical records.
He was probably not, Disqus has taken to gaslighting us.
Block was just on Special Report demanding an apology from Perry.
Aint that the truth!
Ain’t that the truth.
http://althouse.blogspot.com/2011/11/politico-essay-cain-reaction-not-by.html
Althouse notes that the left expects a Republican to gracefully admit defeat whenever an accusation is made. But Democrats? They can fight to the bitter end and only drop out if no other options remain.
Boy a lot of people really do not like Herman Cain. Their hatred of him, ironically, only makes me like him more.
Why are posts no longer posting? They are there and then I come back and they are gone. It seems just posts from a hour or so ago (older ones are fine).
Strange, now they are all back. It is so confusing.
[…] for Cain’s former employers, though . . . and that is what the lawyer is counting on. And, as Da Techguy points out, while the OWS rapes, the Fast and Furious testimony, and the Corzine disaster are all newsworthy, […]
Were you recently downwind of an OWS site or a Ron Paul rally?
Every day the conversation involves the White House is a day of dread.
So while Ingemi’s statement is true, I’m not sure it’s wholly true. If we miss a week of new pain from the WH, do we forget that the thorn is still there? Are we inclined to forget about the inflammation from the thorn when the WH gets a new, belated headline?
There’s only so much from that entity that people can suffer, and until SCoaMF is unelected – or the Congress gets its act together and proactively neuters his czars – some reprieve from hearing about his acts is therapeutic. SCoaMF’s administration leaves a migraine. Getting hit on the head every day doesn’t make it worse.
Tearing down the Republican field is the leftists’ game – which is why this hit came from Politico, who would never dream of researching, much less putting FOUR writers on an anonymously sourced non-specific story about Barack Obama.
Cain fans cooperate with the Left by theorizing “Wuzzit Romney or Perry?” when the obvious answer is “Who do you think Politico works for, anyway?”
Someone the other day said Cain should call for confidentiality to be waived – immediately after Obama releases his college transcripts and medical records.
He was probably not, Disqus has taken to gaslighting us.
Block was just on Special Report demanding an apology from Perry.