On Tue, 30 Oct 2012 20:25:53 -0700 (PDT), popinjay999
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paulpo...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>On Oct 30, 5:16 pm, FL Turbo <
noem...@notime.com> wrote:
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>>
>> I can offer a voluntary, unsolicited and unmedicated verification as
>> to your veracity.
>>
>> I even caught a lot of abuse when I refused to sing along with the
>> Libtards Bashing Bush.
>>
>
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>Abuse? What abuse? From me? I never abused you. You dope.
>
Oh, OK.
I spose your references to "Bush Fellators", etc were all addressed to
somebody else?
>I wish I had a copy now of what Chuck Baldwin had to say about Obama's
>win in 2008, and his critique of what happened and why. That's Chuck
>Baldwin of the Constitution Party, just to be clear.
Yes, it was about Chuck Baldwin (formerly the candidate of the
Constitution Party).
All I find today is his own personal blog info.
No mention of the Constitution Party that I can find.
The candidate for today's Constitution Party is Virgil Goode (whoever
the hell he is/was.)
>I don't want Travel to start chortling again, thinking I'm talking about one of the Baldwin Brothers.
>(yeah, Travel's a sophisticated conservative,
>political suave enough not to know who Chuck Baldwin is, but I
>digress)
Hehee.
You ought to know by now that if you ever disagree with any one of
Travel's opinions, he will attack you like a rabid dog.
(IMNSOHO, a trait he shares with the New Liberal Fascists.)
But I digress.
> I would post it if I had it saved on my hard drive, it was
>quite enlightening. I may google it later. But he blamed Bush and
>the republican leadership entirely for Obama's win, and Baldwin was
>right. Bush and the Bush Family are big time liberals from way back.
>It was a huge betrayal of conservative support when candidate Reagan
>picked Bush as his running mate in 1979. Bush was a disaster. Bush
>is still a disaster.
So you join in with the Lefty weenies who are still chanting
"ButBush!! ButBush!!"?
As I recall, in 2008 the Constitution Party had the usual statement
about restoring Constitutional Government, and respecting the Big Ten.
So far so good.
Then, there was the part about recognizing that Christianity should be
an integral part of the Constitution.
Well, that kind of queered the deal right then and there for me.
I think that the 1st requires the Government to stay neutral on
matters of religion, with respect for the beliefs of all religions.
Today, I don't see anything on the current Constitution Party saying
different.
(No Chuck Baldwin anywhere in sight)
I think there is a Wayback Machine on the Inet, but I don't know how
to access it.
It would be interesting to see what their platform was in 2008.
I'm only going by my memory so I'm open to correction.
I have an excellent memory but it's very short.
Of course back in 2008, I expressed my doubts about the Constitution
Party.
My archives don't go back to 2008, so I just have to go by memory.
I did save one of my most cherished Popinjay quotes, though.
But hey, I don't hold grudges.
Anyway, in the last 4 years we have had a whole parade of morons.
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"Holy fuck city, Turbo, you really ARE the biggest moron on this whole
entire newsgroup. I will pray for you." - Paul Popinjay, 11/7/2008