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Right-Wing Radicals Acknowledge Tea Party Impotence, Dang America to Heck

Mitt Romney is shellshocked, largely because of the standard GOP affliction of denying reality and listening only to their own bubble.

Also bubbling with shellshock are Gordon Howie's dispirited right-wingers. Brad Ford calls Obama's America a cancer, declares the Tea Party dead, and accuses Romney Republicans of erectile dysfunction:

Isn’t it time for a new paradigm, a different approach, some new blood on the Right? No, not the Tea Party which has shown that it’s too lightweight to make a difference. Isn’t a sham resistance worse than none at all? The solution has nothing to do with finely tuned platform formulas when the only enemy to be reckoned with is the easily seduced 47% voting bloc, growing as you read, like a cancer, by design. Sadly, the Left will win all future elections with this brilliant strategy, even within the GOP.

...Perhaps candidates for statewide office should be tested for testosterone at the time papers are filed. Best to get rid of all Republicans sporting Viagra logos on their t-shirts [Brad Ford, "Thank You, American Voters. Good Riddance to Romney and McCain," The Right Side, 2012.11.08].

Oh, the impotent rage. Brad Ford fantasizes that Democrats would ally with him and whatever's left of the John Birch Society. Sorry, Brad, but your unapologetic racism and sexism don't fit our agenda.

Meanwhile, Ed Randazzo gives up on America:

So where does that leave us as a nation now that Obama has been re-anointed and re-elected and America turns its face further away from God than ever before?

...Shall we not expect the wrath of God directed at a nation that has turned its back on Him and His Word? [Ed Randazzo, "Obama Re-Anointed, What Now?" The Right Side, November 9, 2012]

Yup, we're all darned to heck. Ed read the Bible, and it says so.

Meanwhile, sensible politicians are listening to the voters and getting to work on practical problems like immigration reform and the fiscal cliff. Oh, and Kristi, are you back to work on that Farm Bill yet?

33 Comments

  1. Rorschach 2012.11.09

    Well Ed and Brad. You better ask Kristi Noem and Kristie Fiegen before you run your testosterone test. Why would we face God's wrath? Is God not in charge of elections including this one?

  2. Bill Fleming 2012.11.09

    The nice thing about the Obama and US senate race wins is that recognition that we don't have to even pretend to take these extremist clowns seriously any more. And if my GOP pals are as smart as I think they are, they'll realize that they don't either. Time to put the padlock back on the asylum door and change combination codes.

  3. larry kurtz 2012.11.09

    The Rushmore PAC blog still runs "Dakota" Voice, a bullseye on SPLC's hate map, in its sidebar. Anyone who believes that the SDGOP can survive in its current form is delusional.

  4. Steve Sibson 2012.11.09

    "Time to put the padlock back on the asylum door and change combination codes."

    Spoken like a true tyrant. Bill, you are the face of intolerance.

  5. Douglas Wiken 2012.11.09

    Steve is shown to be a rabid liberal by supporting the right of the insane to fill the media and politics with lunacy.

  6. Richard Schriever 2012.11.09

    Everyone has the right to speak - that does not mean everyone has the right to be taken seriously.

  7. vikingobsessed 2012.11.09

    Does it ever occur to those who were praying for America that they received their answer? If they truly believe that God answers all prayers, there's your answer, it's just not the answer you wanted. For some reason I receive the "Presidential Prayer Team" updates and this little gem was thrown in: "Let’s not back down now. Let’s continue our desperate cry for America! Lord, give us another chance. We are here, for such a time as this, as events lead us toward biblical end-times in which we can pray for and witness God’s supreme purposes as they are played out, to His glory!" So their knee-jerk answer instead of self-reflection is the end times. It can't possibly be God's will to have the poor, sick and downtrodden taken care of. Watch for the anti-Christ screams and general fear-mongering. I'm a Christian and it is always mystifying to me how hateful other Christians can be.

  8. Steve Sibson 2012.11.09

    "It can't possibly be God's will to have the poor, sick and downtrodden taken care of."

    It depends on whether they are believers. If not, then there is God's wrath.

  9. larry kurtz 2012.11.09

    God has clearly punished you with mental illness, sibby.

  10. larry kurtz 2012.11.09

    President will veto any bill extending tax cuts for +$250K earners: AP

  11. Jerry 2012.11.09

    Vikingobsessed, very good observation. The so called "party of God", went all out on this one. The 40 days of prayer was good for their soul no doubt, and for the rest of us, we get to hear their silence for a while. That shrill screech backround noise changed into a wail and now, silence. Thanks President Obama for putting a sock in their mugs. These people are not the Christians I knew when I was growing up here. In those days, there actually were practicing Christians who gave a damn about their fellow neighbors along with all the rest of America. I miss those days very much and hope that everyone realizes what a bunch of fakes these hollow people are.

  12. Jenny 2012.11.09

    Sibby, what church do you belong to? I've always wondered. Catholic? Lutheran?

  13. Bill Fleming 2012.11.09

    Sibby doesn't belong to any church. That's the exquisite irony of all, Jenny. He doesn't believe anything. He just gives everybody else hell for not believing. LOL. (He will tell you this himself, I predict, although perhaps not quite so succinctly.)

  14. Stan Gibilisco 2012.11.09

    For me these days, Pink Slime and Green Fizz keep looking better and better and better under the sun. All else is meaningless, a chasing after the wind.

  15. Bill Fleming 2012.11.09

    I suppose I shouldn't really say Sibby doesn't believe anything. He believes in believing, and he believes he believes, And he believes he knows what other people believe. He's a true believer actually. He just doesn't subscribe to any particular organized religion. He's his own church.

  16. grudznick 2012.11.09

    Mr. Sibby believes in tooth fairies and donglewhumpuses that go whump in the night.

    Me, I just question things, like "why do they sell pizza from hooka stores?"

  17. Joan 2012.11.09

    I agree with Jerry about Christianity not being what it used to be. The way it is now has left a sour taste in my mouth, because most of the current Christians don't actually practice what they preach. Politics should be left out of the church. I was raised Lutheran(one of the more liberal ones), however, back when I was growing up they didn't believe in dancing, but my mother let me dance because she would rather know I was going to a dance, instead of waiting until the folks were asleep and sneaking out, like the pastor's kids did. I still lean more towards the Lutheran Church than the more Evangelical type ones that I have attended for brief periods of time, on the nagging of my two sisters, who basically think I'm a heathen. lol They haven't said that in so many words, but they can't figure out why I don't like their churches.

  18. Joan 2012.11.09

    Oh yes! The way I look at it is it was God's will that President Obama be re-elected.

  19. Donald Pay 2012.11.09

    Well, you can expect the true believers now will be donning their camo gear, like The Nuge, going out to the woods to play pretend minutemen, believing God is on their side. These intellectual toddlers will yammer on about some pretend injustice done to the white race or the Christian religion. If that's all they do, fine, most of us can laugh at it. Most of these people are scared physical and spiritual cowards. However, I do worry that some of these nuts could go further. Last time we had a Democrat in office a few of these nutcases became a domestic terrorist threat as serious, or more, than al Qaeda. We need to monitor these people closely.

  20. caheidelberger Post author | 2012.11.09

    Speaking of Christianity not being what it used to be, Jerry and Joan, we find Ed claiming that America has turned its back on God by electing a mainline Protestant Christian over a member of a faith that rejects key Christian tenets, presumes to add an entire book to Holy Scripture, and was labeled until just last month as a cult by Rev. Billy Graham.

  21. Bree S. 2012.11.09

    Well Bill, now that Obama has another four years, let's see what he does with that "flexibility." Maybe he will create another popular uprising against his policies.

    And Sibby is hardly the only Christian out there who is either unorganized or following a home church model. This is a normal and everyday occurrence and hardly "extremist."

  22. Bree S. 2012.11.09

    How many RINO endorsements does it take to get a RINO-begetted Democrat elected? I guess more than six. Maybe try for eight or ten next time.

  23. grudznick 2012.11.09

    Mrs. S, it takes 8 or 10 unless you have one of the insaner nutjobs spewing god and bad math against them. When that happens, you don't need any.

  24. Bree S. 2012.11.09

    Yeah well, he doesn't help anybody. In fact, he has no problem tainting someone else's campaign in a moderate district. He obviously only wants attention while doing absolutely nothing to advance conservatives.

  25. caheidelberger Post author | 2012.11.09

    I don't know, Bree: sitting around and praying at home sounds like a recipe for making Christians about as useful as those unorganizable Libertarians. Billy Graham might frown on that home-churching as well.

  26. Douglas Wiken 2012.11.09

    "Maybe he will create another popular uprising against his policies."

    There never were any popular uprising against Obama's policies. It was all astroturf stirred up by 50 Koch-paid operatives working for several years. That led to yahoos loudly proclaiming they did not want the government involved with their Medicare and Medicaid.

  27. Bill Fleming 2012.11.09

    Bree lets be clear. I don't care what Sibby believes. You either. Doesn't make a lick of difference to me. Okay?

  28. Mike Armstrong 2012.11.11

    Ed just doesn't get it. Sandy proved that God hates republicans.

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