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Thursday, May 17, 2012

The two types of Republicans

The ones on the top are also called country club or establishment Republicans .

The useful idiots on the bottom have many names such as ditto heads, Birthers and Tea Partiers.

These scheeple respond to emotion laden politics and religious arguments. Many believe minorities and the poor cause most of America's problems. Most are white, working class and little education beyond high school.

Simpletons like Joe the Plumber come to mind.

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Saturday, August 15, 2009

Rightardia editorial: Astroturfer Illogic

 
If you listen to the Astroturfer feigned outrage, you hear stuff like this:

I have worked all my life (haven't most of us) and I don't want this socialized health care.

What this person is really saying is they don't buy into the Obama paradigm shift that health care is a basic human right. Some others dislike health care reform because it will benefit the poor, blacks and Hispanics who are the bogey men for the lower class whites (Astroturfers, Birthers, Tea Baggers, and ditto heads) who are undereducated. 

Then there are the people who think changing health care law is unconstitutional and these folks have the audacity to tell the president, who is a constitutional attorney, and other politicians, most of whom are attorneys, that they have a better grasp of what the Founders really meant. The words 'free enterprise' and 'capitalism' are not in the US Constitution. The preamble states:

We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.

Surely, a national health care program would promote the general welfare of Americans. Most of these right wingers think that defense is the only function of the federal government, but it is actually listed third after establishing justice and insuring domestic tranquillity.

Then there is the the 'we don't trust you' rant. Of course these people don't trust Democrats. These folks were the losers in the 2008 election. We have seen the same people at Tea Bagger and Birther protests. The point is the Democrats won the election handily and the majority of Americans trust the President Obama and his Democratic administration.

Quite frankly, Democrats don't trust these Birthters, Tea Baggers and Astroturfers either. One man showed up at a presidential town hall meeting with a gun and another man was arrested today for displaying a sign advocating the death of President Obama. Democrats are aware of the accelerating racism and militia activity.

Then there are 'leave Britney alone' types. They want the gubbbermint to leave 'em alone. Fine. There is nothing to prevent people from buying private insurance. But many other people will want public health care option because it is cheaper. What the 'leave me alone' types want is not what most Americans will want once they have an option for public health insurance.

Socialized medicine doesn't work. Well, it does work in most of the industrial nations of the world have public health care system except the US and South Africa. Our private health care system is dead last in the industrial nations of the world. The World Health Organization ranks us 37th, Canada is 30th, the UK is 18th and France is number one. Our private health care system is the exception rather than the rule. Here are the WHO rankings:

1         France
2         Italy
3         San Marino
4         Andorra
5         Malta
6         Singapore
7         Spain
8         Oman
9         Austria
10        Japan
11        Norway
12        Portugal
13        Monaco
14        Greece
15        Iceland
16        Luxembourg
17        Netherlands
18        United  Kingdom
19        Ireland
20        Switzerland
21        Belgium
22        Colombia
23        Sweden
24        Cyprus
25        Germany
26        Saudi Arabia
27        United  Arab  Emirates
28        Israel
29        Morocco
30        Canada
31        Finland
32        Australia
33        Chile
34        Denmark
35        Dominica
36        Costa Rica
37        United States of America

The 'I've got mine' seniors and conservatives. These people are happy with Medicare or the private plan they have and don't seem to have much empathy for anybody but themselves. Of course, the health care industry's Nick Naylors are doing a great job of scaring them by telling them about 'death panels,' 'rationed care' and 'end of life counseling.' Keep in mind, too, that the elderly were the one demographic that Obama didn't win in the 2008 elections.

I fully expect AARP to endorse the Obama health care plan. I think the Democrats have enough folks in the House and Senate to do what is best for Americans even if it doesn't conform to most senior opinions on health care.

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Wednesday, August 12, 2009

MSNBC's Willy Geist: Cultural Divide in Town Hall meetings

Rightardia's view is that the election was decided in 2008 and aggressive Astrotufers will really have no impact at all on the health care bill that emerges from the House and Senate. The Astroturfers, Birthers, Ditto Heads and Tea Baggers were the losers in the 2008 elections.

Rightardia's biggest concern is that violence will occur because Democrats are coming out in force to counter these uninformed right wingers. President Obama has reactivated his political organization, Oraganizing for America. There are more of us then there are Astroturfers and their cronies. We outnumbered Republicans 3:1 in the last election.

If the GOP wants a demonstration of political power, they are about to get it!


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Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Wingnuts of the Week

Bill Maher said America is a stupid country because Sarah Palin could be elected president. Rightardia thinks a better case for a stupid America would be the election of George W. Bush for two terms. We are not convinced that Sarah Palin will ever be elected president.

We have noticed lots of stupid white people at Tea Bag protests and at recent town hall meetings on health care.We don't think America is a stupid country because of the actions of a minority of ditto heads, racists and right wing extremists. We also don't underestimate the ability of organized ignoramuses to win elections.

If America was a stupid country, it would have elected John McCain as the 44th president. 

As John Staurt Mill stated:

I never meant to say that the Conservatives are generally stupid. I meant to say that stupid people are generally Conservative. I believe that is so obviously and universally admitted a principle that I hardly think any gentleman will deny it.


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Monday, July 27, 2009

Zogby: GOP Faces Extinction Risk

Rightardia comment: The problem the GOP has is that the right wing zealots and ditto heads that make up most of the party want to move it to the right. These people represent nearly 60 per cent of the GOP. If they succeed in taking over the party, the GOP will become a regional party with permanent minority status. It is also noteworthy that John Zogby's polls have often been wrong.

Saturday, July 25, 2009 10:48 AM

Pollster John Zogby said that the Republican Party could be "teetering on the brink" of extinction as it fails to appeal to the fastest-growing demographic groups in America.

He said the GOP is not taking advantage of Democratic setbacks because it has no alternative policies of its own.

Zogby is CEO of Zogby International, a firm he started in 1984.

Could the Republican Party really become extinct?

"Let's face it, it could be teetering on the brink," he declared.

Zogby also stated that Republicans are "swimming against the tide of demography."

 See the rest of the article at http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/zogby_gop_extinction/2009/07/25/240044.html?s=al&promo_code=841F-1

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