Maxine Waters: Some Senators Are Neanderthals

24Aug/0911

Maxine Waters: Some Senators Are Neanderthals

Waters reveals herself to be a sapienist.

"Not only are we going to do everything we can to organize and put pressure on the senators -- some of whom are Neanderthals -- we're going to say to the president, 'We want you to use every weapon in your basket in order to get those senators to do what they should be doing,' " Waters said.

Whoever chose the photo is clearly a racist.

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Mr. Grumpy
August 24th, 2009 - 20:38

That’s funny, coming from the elected official most likely to be cast as the romantic interest in a GEICO* spot…

*Government Employees Insurance Company

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Bob Reed
August 24th, 2009 - 22:29

I guess that Fouad Ajami, as well as the American public, are all racists too…

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/obama_administration/daily_presidential_tracking_poll

“Now that realism about Mr. Obama has begun to sink in, these iconic figures of history had best be left alone. They can’t rescue the Obama presidency. Their magic can’t be his. Mr. Obama isn’t Lincoln with a BlackBerry. Those great personages are made by history, in the course of history, and not by the spinners or the smitten talking heads.

In one of the revealing moments of the presidential campaign, Mr. Obama rightly observed that the Reagan presidency was a transformational presidency in a way Clinton’s wasn’t. And by that Reagan precedent, that Reagan standard, the faults of the Obama presidency are laid bare. Ronald Reagan, it should be recalled, had been swept into office by a wave of dissatisfaction with Jimmy Carter and his failures. At the core of the Reagan mission was the recovery of the nation’s esteem and self-regard. Reagan was an optimist. He was Hollywood glamour to be sure, but he was also Peoria, Ill. His faith in the country was boundless, and when he said it was “morning in America” he meant it; he believed in America’s miracle and had seen it in his own life, in his rise from a child of the Depression to the summit of political power.

The failure of the Carter years was, in Reagan’s view, the failure of the man at the helm and the policies he had pursued at home and abroad. At no time had Ronald Reagan believed that the American covenant had failed, that America should apologize for itself in the world beyond its shores. There was no narcissism in Reagan. It was stirring that the man who headed into the sunset of his life would bid his country farewell by reminding it that its best days were yet to come.

In contrast, there is joylessness in Mr. Obama. He is a scold, the “Yes we can!” mantra is shallow, and at any rate, it is about the coming to power of a man, and a political class, invested in its own sense of smarts and wisdom, and its right to alter the social contract of the land. In this view, the country had lost its way and the new leader and the political class arrayed around him will bring it back to the right path.

Thus the moment of crisis would become an opportunity to push through a political economy of redistribution and a foreign policy of American penance. The independent voters were the first to break ranks. They hadn’t underwritten this fundamental change in the American polity when they cast their votes for Mr. Obama.”

This is really good; read the whole thing…

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970203706604574370301468452872.html?mod=rss_opinion_main

And feel free try and refute or criticize it-edge…

And try some other tact besides poopy-head Reagan, contras, Romero, Grenada…

Obama, and all his O-bots, should stand and salute at the mere mention of Reagan, the truly great man’s name…

Or as they say amongst the glorious and hallowed working class, “Reagan was the shit! but Obama ain’t shit…”

Face it, he’s a pusillanimous poseur…

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Enoch_Root
August 25th, 2009 - 05:47

Dan – agreed – that is an awful representation of the Most Honorable Maxine Waters. seriously – someone ought be fired for that.

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TrogloPundit
August 25th, 2009 - 16:05

All us primitive cave dwellers look alike to you people. Is that it?

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Edgell McHickfistter
August 25th, 2009 - 21:50

Ronald Reagan was a dipshit. I think I’ll leave it at that.

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