Democrat “Moronathon” Coming To Houston Wednesday

[Jackie S]

The collective IQ of the Houston Metro Area will drop several points tomorrow as the biggest “pander parade” ever comes to town.

Eight of the declared candidates for the Democrat Nomination for President will be at TSU University competing with each other on how much free shit they can promise to just about anybody that is not a Caucasian Male.

I’m sure my Congresswoman, The “ empress of idiocy” Sheila Jackson Lee will be there. She turned Pro long time ago in the quest to be the biggest moron in the room.

If anyone shows up with a “stupid meter”, it will have to be nuclear powered to keep up with this bunch.

[oeb11]

Thanks for the chuckle !!

oeb11

[fishingtwo]

That must mean Beto will be there.

[Tiny]

Thanks for the idea Jackie, but I've got 4 hours of town hall programming recorded from CNN last night -- Lizzie, Bernie, Kamala and Pete. So no need to travel to Houston to pursue my hobby of digging deep inside the mind of the progressive. I've already finished the Elizabeth Warren segment. I figure Bernie and Kamala will be much the same, and am actually looking forward to listening to Mayor Pete. Maybe he'll be a breath of fresh air, maybe not.

Btw, I'm not doing this to figure out who I'm going to vote for, but rather to know how prepared I should be to flee the country if Sanders, Warren, or anyone who thinks like them comes to power.

[oeb11]

Tiny - does that mean if Bernie, Lizzie, or any of the DPST Left are nominated, That you would vote for the Republican candidate? Or, perhaps, the Libertarian candidate.

[The_Waco_Kid]

Will Petey Buttplug be there?


'I ain't ever seen the dude' – residents of South Bend's poor neighborhoods say Democratic presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg left them behind

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/apos-...205451474.html

A true democratic man of the people!


BAHHAHHAAAAAAAAA

[Tiny]

Originally Posted by oeb11

Tiny - does that mean if Bernie, Lizzie, or any of the DPST Left are nominated, That you would vote for the Republican candidate? Or, perhaps, the Libertarian candidate.

oeb11, Not sure what DPST means, but if the "S" is socialist, the answer is "Yes." While I've voted for lots of Democratic candidates for criminal appeals court positions, I've never voted for one for President. If I had it to do all over again with perfect hindsight, I'd vote for Bill Clinton when he ran for a second term, as he and a Republican Congress did good things together.

If Trump is the Republican candidate I'd probably vote for the Libertarian. But I can't say for sure, if someone like Sanders or Warren is nominated. I didn't like John McCain, but held my nose and voted for him because Barack Obama's economic policies scared me. It turns out that Obama didn't do as badly as I feared. However, it was only because Republicans controlled at least one house of Congress except during Obama's first two years. During the first two years, being saddled with a recession, Obama couldn't implement any truly radical policies without torpedoing the economy and he was smart enough to know that.

What about Biden vs. Trump, if the Libertarians nominated, say, John McAfee, who came in 2nd in the 2016 primary? (McAfee's been accused of murder in Belize and likes his girlfriends to shit in his face through a hole in a hammock while he lies underneath. Seriously.) Well, if I thought the Republicans would maintain control of the Senate, Joe's my man.

[Jackie S]

Originally Posted by fishingtwo

That must mean Beto will be there.

Yep. Howdy Doodie will be there.

Look at this clip. I now know where Beto got his stage presence.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pK0hNljoTg

[rexdutchman]

I did know alien con was coming

[oeb11]

Originally Posted by Tiny

oeb11, Not sure what DPST means, but if the "S" is socialist, the answer is "Yes." While I've voted for lots of Democratic candidates for criminal appeals court positions, I've never voted for one for President. If I had it to do all over again with perfect hindsight, I'd vote for Bill Clinton when he ran for a second term, as he and a Republican Congress did good things together.

If Trump is the Republican candidate I'd probably vote for the Libertarian. But I can't say for sure, if someone like Sanders or Warren is nominated. I didn't like John McCain, but held my nose and voted for him because Barack Obama's economic policies scared me. It turns out that Obama didn't do as badly as I feared. However, it was only because Republicans controlled at least one house of Congress except during Obama's first two years. During the first two years, being saddled with a recession, Obama couldn't implement any truly radical policies without torpedoing the economy and he was smart enough to know that.

What about Biden vs. Trump, if the Libertarians nominated, say, John McAfee, who came in 2nd in the 2016 primary? (McAfee's been accused of murder in Belize and likes his girlfriends to shit in his face through a hole in a hammock while he lies underneath. Seriously.) Well, if I thought the Republicans would maintain control of the Senate, Joe's my man.

Thank you, Tiny. Agreed on McAfee. I voted Libertarian in 2016. Shame neither party can put down the extremist screams and nominate a reasonable middle of the road candidate.

DPST - Democrat-Progressive-Socialist-Totalitarian.


McCain made a major error in his choice of VP - considering his cancer surgery for Melanoma - i was very concerned he would pass in office.