I am a republican. But. Republicans are a bunch of whining babies.  View

Typical Republican reductionism. Let's take a complex issue and come up with a slogan or a depiction that is steeped in stereotypes. This type of crude pandering to the lowest common denominator in our society is beyond appalling. But I can't say I'm surprised. The GOP is well aware of their low brow following and know that it takes little more than a highly inflammatory racist campaign to earn their votes. The GOP doesn't even need to come up with a legislative agenda, just throw out a few sound bites that get the Lunatic fringe all hot in the collar and it's pretty much a rap. Just the fact that Commoners have the audacity to vote Republican is beyond laughable, it's downright hilarious. Meanwhile you got 3 and 4 generations living in one Trailer, lol. But at least they have a satellite dish and a few cases of Mountain Dew, lol.  View

McCain is paranoid and delusional. But mostly he doesn't know his history. Typical Republican with the prerequisite disdain for factual information. The GOP is still paying the price for the Palin nomination. It's funny how you can't seem to find, locate or dig up a person whom voted for McCain. It's like they disappeared into the wind. Where are all his supporters at now. I guess they're too busy thanking their deity of choice for the current P.O.T.U.S. Yet before McCain lost to President Obama he was all the rage. Thankfully the Lunatic fringe has gone eerily silent.  View

Ofmanyone, pay attention! This guy is a DEMOCRAT, not a Republican.  View

Pandering to the extremist right, and lying through his teeth to do it - just like Bush and all the republican contenders. It's about time the non-insane American majority stood up and said, "enough with this ridiculous bullsit" once and for all.  View

@Kingarthur, I take it your a republican extremist.  View

does it really matter, no it does not. There is not a democrate in the U.S. that will vote for Newt or Willard, and i don't think the republican party is as unified as the democratic partie right now. Obama will inevitably win a second term and another four years of phillibustering can begin, are you all as excited as i am?  View

you know what saul alinsky's crime was? sticking up for the poor man, fighting for basic civil and equal rights. leave it to the republican party to demonize a decent man.  View

@AkPaul Having an argument with the president is not the problem, that happens everyday in Congress. The problem here is Brewer's inability to control herself and acting like a complete child, politicians (Republican and Democratic) should be able to control themselves and not reducing themselves to finger waving that should have been left behind in grade school. Her words about Obama in her book are VERY strong and she shouldn't be "taken aback" if he had something to say about this. The idea that she should be excused for "Standing up for herself" is laughable and typical from the Republican party to try and take away from the blame. Not enough respect for the president nowadays.  View

Ron Paul has no chance. It's too bad this is ideas are good and would certainly straighten out the country. But he will not get the Republican spot. If he runs independent it will just assure Obama another four years which looks likely anyway. Obama who is already spent more than all the other presidents combined. Even if Ron Paul could get in, he could never get anything passed by the House and Senate and he would achieve nothing except frustration.  View