Pedro Picasso thought Kerry one of them

[franksolich]

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Thanks to Chris, who showed me a new (new to me) superduper way of looking around Skins's island for particular primitives.

Atman  Donating Member  (1000+ posts) Tue May-20-08 08:41 PM
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Remember after Kerry conceded in 04, how many of us thought "Maybe he's one of them?"
   
I've got that nagging feeling about Hillary Clinton about now. She knows she's not helping her own party or her own chances. She's essentially doing the GOP's bidding, even if not via direct instructions from the RNC. Her actions simply make me wonder whose side she actually thinks she on.

That said, I still don't see a chance in hell of McBush winning in 08. But every minute Hillary Clinton draws this out is another minute MSRNC and all the General Electric affiliates, and Disney TV and Viacom, etc, get to promote McBush and trash the "infighting" among Democrats, as they intentionally help Hillary Clinton muddy the minds of the masses into thinking she actually does have a chance of becoming the nominee without further destroying the country in the process.

Great for their ratings. Great for Hillary's ego. Very bad for our already teetering democracy.

One thinks Pedro Picasso needs to get out of the studio more (boldened comment, above).

Sniffing artistry paint and smelling sculptor's clay sort of distorts the senses.

democrattotheend  Donating Member  (1000+ posts) Tue May-20-08 08:43 PM
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1. Sorry, but I disagree about Kerry   

If anything, you could argue that he took one for the team. We had contested the 2000 election with legitimate cause, but if we contested 2004 it would have looked like Democrats can never accept the results of elections. And there were voting irregularities in Ohio, but it was not THAT close, and most of the irregularities dealt with people being turned away from the polls or lines being too long. A recount would not have fixed that.

franksolich's thoughts on Hillary Clinton, and why she should stay in until the end; she might win--the title, "Nebraska vs Oklahoma" isn't meant to be deceptive; I think it's an accurate analogy:

http://www.conservativecave.com/index.php/topic,7615.0.html

[JohnnyReb]

You'd think the educated elete DUmmies would have heard the pharse, "...'til the bitter end" by now.

[franksolich]

You'd think the educated elete DUmmies would have heard the pharse, "...'til the bitter end" by now.

Or given the preponderance of New Englanders on Skins's island, and their knowledge of baseball, the game isn't over until after nine innings, or at least until the losing team isn't up for bat any more.

Stupid primitives.  Really stupid primitives.  Just really stupid primitives.

[megimoo]

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x6049198

Thanks to Chris, who showed me a new (new to me) superduper way of looking around Skins's island for particular primitives.

Atman  Donating Member  (1000+ posts) Tue May-20-08 08:41 PM
Original message

Remember after Kerry conceded in 04, how many of us thought "Maybe he's one of them?"
   
I've got that nagging feeling about Hillary Clinton about now. She knows she's not helping her own party or her own chances. She's essentially doing the GOP's bidding, even if not via direct instructions from the RNC. Her actions simply make me wonder whose side she actually thinks she on.

That said, I still don't see a chance in hell of McBush winning in 08. But every minute Hillary Clinton draws this out is another minute MSRNC and all the General Electric affiliates, and Disney TV and Viacom, etc, get to promote McBush and trash the "infighting" among Democrats, as they intentionally help Hillary Clinton muddy the minds of the masses into thinking she actually does have a chance of becoming the nominee without further destroying the country in the process.

Great for their ratings. Great for Hillary's ego. Very bad for our already teetering democracy.

One thinks Pedro Picasso needs to get out of the studio more (boldened comment, above).

Sniffing artistry paint and smelling sculptor's clay sort of distorts the senses.

democrattotheend  Donating Member  (1000+ posts) Tue May-20-08 08:43 PM
Response to Original message

1. Sorry, but I disagree about Kerry   

If anything, you could argue that he took one for the team. We had contested the 2000 election with legitimate cause, but if we contested 2004 it would have looked like Democrats can never accept the results of elections. And there were voting irregularities in Ohio, but it was not THAT close, and most of the irregularities dealt with people being turned away from the polls or lines being too long. A recount would not have fixed that.

franksolich's thoughts on Hillary Clinton, and why she should stay in until the end; she might win--the title, "Nebraska vs Oklahoma" isn't meant to be deceptive; I think it's an accurate analogy:

http://www.conservativecave.com/index.php/topic,7615.0.html

Hillary thinks Obama is going to self destruct someway down the road.Her billie will save the day for her or she will emasculate him !

[USA4ME]

FAtman once again misses the obvious.

Let's say B. Hussein Osama does win.  He'll have conservatives against him right off the bat.  And on top of that, everytime he messes up (and as incompetent as he is, he will mess up, and often) the Clinton voters will be on his case saying that it would have been better if she were in office because he's making the Dems look stupid.

Operation Chaos is a beautiful thing.

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[jukin]

How f*cking communist do you have to be to think MSNBC is conservative?

[franksolich]

How f*cking communist do you have to be to think MSNBC is conservative?

As either USA4ME or Tanker pointed out some time ago in our old home, Pedro Picasso thinks that any news outlet that doesn't have GEORGE BUSH IS A CRIMINAL (or something like that) emblazoned permanently across the bottom of the television screen, or as permanent front-page headlines in the newspaper, is 'right wing'.

The guy has no idea.  If you ever meet him, ask him what a falling American dollar means.

[franksolich]

What do you think Pedro looks like, frank?

I'm thinking along the lines of that "Hamsters From Hell" DUmmy.

Nah.

Pedro Picasso is right at 50 years old, thinning blond hair, lives in Connecticut but lived in Florida as a lad.

In case he's lurking, this is information he posted himself; nobody tracked him down to find out.

The cautionary note was needed because of his rabidly-extreme paranoia.

I don't picture Pedro Picasso as being overweight, given the crowd he hangs around with in real life.

He hangs around with people who hang around with the Skakels in Connecticut.

He doesn't himself, but he hangs around with people who do.

A fat guy wouldn't be accepted in that kind of crowd.  So I reasonably assume Pedro Picasso has no excessive-weight problem.

[Rebel]

Michael Skakel wasn't exactly the epitome of thin, Frank.

[franksolich]

Michael Skakel wasn't exactly the epitome of thin, Frank.

Yeah, being on the lam and then in prison fattened him up.

But most of the Skakels, and the people they prefer, are thin.

"One can never be too rich or too thin" appears to be the Skakel motto.

It's a big family in Connecticut, the Skakels.