Can We Have Some Bullshit Protectors Too?

By: Lowell
Published On: 8/24/2005 1:00:00 AM

This is actually a picture of  a veteran named Bill Moyer, 73, wearing a "Bullshit Protector" flap over his ear while President George W. Bush addressed the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention the other day in Salt Lake City.  Now, how do we get a few hundred thousand pairs of these so Virginians don't have to listen to Jerry Kilgore or his spokesmen the rest of the campaign?

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*glug* *glug* *bubbl (Josh - 4/4/2006 11:27:53 PM)
*glug* *glug* *bubble*
*plays taps*
Eulogy for a rat:
Friends, Dearly Beloved, we come together today to pay our last respects to our dear friend Rat.  He was unique among his kind in that he, unlike the rest of the rats, went down with an obviously sinking ship.

When Rat first set himself onbard the ship of Jerry Kilgore's candidacy, it seemed a safe and secure berth.  Here was a former Attorney General, with a strong southern base and high level contacts withing the national GOP.

As the ship sailed forth however, leaks sprang in the hull.  Virginians discovered that Jerry Kilgore had no executive experience.  His family became embroiled in a massive investigation of voter fraud in his hometown.  His office was subpoenaed in an evesdroping scandal which cost his party over $750,000.  He made promises to give away massive amounts of government funding, while promising to cut revenues, leaving localities to fend for themselves and leaving education to founder and fall.

As the holes in Jerry Kilgore's candidacy continued to multiply and the ship began to falter, Virginians abandoned him by the thousands.  His lead over Tim Kaine was reduced to a dead heat, and the ship listed into hazardous waters of fearmongering, unwarranted attacks, and just plain lies.

Rat however, in his devotion, decided to stay with the ship of Jerry Kilgore's candidacy, as it sank and sank and sank, never to recover and ultimately to it's watery grave.

So, friends, we gather to commend our friend Rat to the depths.  He was devoted, if misguided, and he will gorge himself on garbage in the land of the dead, kept company by Jerry Kilgore's political career.



Jen, this RAT is sta (Rat - 4/4/2006 11:27:53 PM)
Jen, this RAT is staying with the Kilgore ship NOT jumping off...I'm in for the long haul!!!


James: I always fee (Josh - 4/4/2006 11:27:53 PM)
James:
I always feel bad for the self-imagined victims that opportunistic radical leaders create. 

The victim culture embodied in the conservative movement is just plain pitiful.  Corporate elites blame liberals for everything from sex on TV to keeping God out of the courts, to keeping evolution out of schools.

Well in order: Fox (you know home of fox news) is the worst offender in terms of TV raunch, The constitution separates church and state, and evolution is being kept out of schools, because it's theology, not science.

Oh!  Poor sad sorry put-upon right wingers! 

Even with control of the White House, Congress, the Supreme Court, and the Media, you'll endlessly imagine that somebody's out there keepin the little guy down. 

It's enough to make a red-blooded American get up, get angry, and vote his/her entire economic security system into oblivion: or 62 Million Americans.

My bleeding heart can't bleed any more for you.  Now, I just debunk your projected enemies wherever you scapegoat them, and pray to God that Americans will wake up to the Big Lie.



Note to James Young: (Josh - 4/4/2006 11:27:53 PM)
Note to James Young:
I never used the word "Liberal", but rather argued that Democrats like Mark Warner and Tim Kaine have a better track record of fulfilling the spirit and letter of fiscal sanity and social responsibility than the radicals who now own the American Conservative movement... as Ron so ably pointed out.


Now, how do we ge (Jim E-H - 4/4/2006 11:27:53 PM)
Now, how do we get a few hundred thousand pairs of these...?

http://www.wiseass.org/bullshit.html' rel="nofollow">Here you go!



James Young: Nobo (Josh - 4/4/2006 11:27:53 PM)
James Young: 
Nobody's tried to silence Conservative Ideas.  Tim Kaine and Mark Warner have embodied the key principles of conservatism, fiscal sanity and social responsibility in practice for years now. Meanwhile, radical right-wingers like Jerry Kilgore pay lip service to conservative ideals and then run and hide when called on their hypocrisy.

We'd listen a lot more if so-called conservatives actually fulfilled promises. 

As it is, Americans and Virginians have heard enough empty talk and it's time to dump the radicals who call themselves conservatives and keep the Democrats who actually fulfill the promises of fiscal sanity and social responsibility.

The failures of the Conservative movement have discredited its claim to authenticity for generations.  Your gargantuan national debt, your new class-divided society, your politics of fear, your bloody war of choice in Iraq have all lead the nation to reaize that the ideals claimed by Conservatives are too  valuable to be entrusted to the American Conservative movement.

By the way, James, I really liked this quote from your web site:

"I have always felt that a politician is to be judged by the animosities he excites among his opponents." Sir Winston Churchill

Food for thought.



Maybe we should also (Teddy - 4/4/2006 11:27:53 PM)
Maybe we should also issue shovels to the wised-up listeners at republican speeches so when they depart they can also clear their way out of the mess spewed forth-- as they leave to vote against the incompetent repub-liars and bullmeisters, and for the competent, pro-Bill of Rights, honest Democrats. Who really Trust the People.


Hey Rat, even the ra (Jen Little - 4/4/2006 11:27:53 PM)
Hey Rat, even the rats jump off of sinking ships! 

Yet again, Josh, Great point!

By the way - I listen to Jerry, and then I point and laugh mostly. 



We've heard Kilgore' (Josh - 4/4/2006 11:27:53 PM)
We've heard Kilgore's stale ideas.  We've seen Kilgore as a do-nothing, "Press Release" Attorney General.  We've watched as the hometown his family runs collapses in corruption.

Kilgore a weak candidate who can't even stand up to his opponents in a televised debate.

In case you haven't noticed, Rat, the Kilgore campaign is a sinking ship.  We'll be here when you get on board with the rest of Virgina and desert it.



Sounds to me like yo (Rat - 4/4/2006 11:27:53 PM)
Sounds to me like you are afraid that people ARE listening to Jerry. We HAVE to listen to BOTH gubernatorial candidates to see who really is full of bullshit!!! Come November Virginians will make that call.