Top Ten Conservative Idiots of the week

[Nanjing to Seoul]

[font style="font-size:1.539em; text-transform:uppercase;"]Clown Car Edition[/font]

It's Yom Kippur and I have to suffer by looking and reading conservative idiots all week. I hope you all know I am atoning for my sins by weeding through this crap. The presidential election has started and people are throwing their names in the ring on that side of the aisle. The latest: Peter King (1). The Iowa Legislature (3) gives gun permits to strange people, Arizona Teabaggers (6) prove the phrase “idiot” applies to them, and George Zimmerman's life (10) seems to be getting interesting. And as always, don't forget the key.

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[font style="font-size:1.539em; text-transform:uppercase;"]Peter King[/font]


Woo hoo. . .All aboard the Republican Presidential clown car for 2016. Chris Christie (Gov – Blimpland) is moving towards that, Canadian Senator Ted Cruz (R-Jesse Helms lover) is pandering to the base, Bobby Jindal (Gov – Howdy Doody) is going to try apparently. So is Marco Rubio (R – Thirst) and, right now, so is. . . Peter King?

Yes, Peter King. . . Republican hachet man and anti-Muslim bigot (who ”doesn't care about facts”) from Long Island has thrown his klanhood into the ring for the 2016 Race for Second Place (like that? It rhymes!)

According to the NY Daily News:

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King, making his second of four scheduled visits to the state in the summer and fall, told a New Hampshire radio station Friday that he’s there “because right now I'm running for President.”

Oh, 2016 is going to be more entertaining that 2012. We need more people to join in. Maybe Tom Tancredo can make a comeback. He and Steve King can attempt to out-race bait each other. Mike Huckabee won't. . .he's making too much money burping platitudes on Fixed Noise. Michele Bachmann is about to go to prison.

BTW, look at this opinion laced sentence from the same article.

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Leaning? Rand Paul leans libertarian? Oh for the love of pandering God! There is nothing leaning” about Rand Paul. He doesn't lean. He's a libertarian prone senator. Nice attempt to make Paul seem more palatable. We know who the media will soon anoint the GOP front runner. But, judging from 2012, the GOP front runner has a political life expectancy shorter than ice cream in the summer sun.

I wonder when we will hear the name Bush used. God help us all!


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[font style="font-size:1.539em; text-transform:uppercase;"]Mike Coffman [/font]


Former marine and current Colorado Congressman Mike Coffman made news recently telling people that Obama needs to get Congressional approval for his military venture in another country's civil war, claiming that the president had to follow the War Powers Act of 1973 and the Constitution requirement for congressional approval. That was last week.

This week, Coffman spoke out of the other side of his mouth. Let's follow the time line.

First, LAST WEEK:

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Since the United States is not in danger of an "imminent attack" the President must follow the Constitution and the War Powers Act of 1973 and come to the Congress for support before going forward with a military strike of any kind.
Okay. . .that I partially agree with. Presidents do need to go through Congress to get approval to use the military as MIC cannon fodder. I accept that. Please proceed, Mr. Coffman.

Now, THIS WEEK:

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Coffman says the delay in striking Assad has wasted precious time.

“The Assad government has had all the time in the world to move their assets around so they don’t present themselves as easy targets,” he said.
Oh. . .I see how it works. Demand Obama get Congressional approval, then slam him for doing what you suggested because it will cause a “delay.” This is what is called embarrassingly and stunningly full of shit.

Next week, Coffman has a meeting with Obama apparently. The topic he will bring up: “Does Obama still beat his wife?”


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[font style="font-size:1.539em; text-transform:uppercase;"]Iowa Legislature[/font]


Having the job as a legislator is tough sometimes. Your constitutes always have problems they want you to solve. . .you have to make fund raising calls and suck at the teet of wealthy Americans that can buy you. Sometimes, you actually do some real business and pass a few laws, but that shouldn't get in the way of goofing off, jacking off and kissing off.

Iowa legislators are no exception. When they pass laws, they pass them for everyone. Recently they decided there was a group of people that had been denied their second amendment rights for years: The blind.

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The permits allow legally blind applicants to purchase weapons and carry them in public. Per state law, any attempt to deny an Iowan these rights based on physical ability would be illegal, reports the Des Moines Register.

Hmm. . .gun permits to the blind. Sounds safe and good. Mr. Magoo with a revolver, shooting at random noises in random directions. What could possibly go wrong?

There are supporters of this new law. From the same article:

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Okay, let's follow the logic. You point and shoot. Eyesight is not necessary. Following that logic:

1: Running events should be open to people with no legs.
2: Bathrooms should be unisex because when you gotta go, gender doesn't matter.
3: The mentally unstable should have guns because mental stability isn't necessary.
4: Blind people should be allowed to drive, because eyesight is not necessary in an automatic transmission car. Just point and drive.

Of course, LEO's in Iowa are flabbergasted.

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Counters Cedar County Sheriff Warren Wethington, who has a legally blind daughter, “If sheriffs spent more time trying to keep guns out of criminals’ hands and not people with disabilities, their time would be more productive.”

Damn tree hugging peaceniks. How dare they! Who are they to say anything about guns and the law? Oh. . .yeah. Never mind. Sorry I said anything, Sheriff.

When will this masturbatory love for a hand cannon end?


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[font style="font-size:1.539em; text-transform:uppercase;"]Michele Bachmann[/font]


Batshit Bachmann is back, like herpes. She's the comedic gift that just keeps giving. Since this harpie is heading to prison soon (please let that happen) with her fruit-cake hubby Marcus, she's decided to go completely batshit crazy in her rhetoric.

First, she claims an organization was “horrified” by 9/11 was responsible for it, not Obama Bin Laden.

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"We have seen the threat that the Muslim Brotherhood has posed here for the people in Egypt. We have seen the threat that the Muslim Brotherhood has posed around the world," Bachmann said. "We stand against this great evil. We are not for them. We remember who caused 9/11 in America. We remember who it was that killed 3,000 brave Americans. We have not forgotten.”

The Muslim Brotherhood denounced the attacks shortly after they occurred, with several leaders saying they were "horrified by the events" of September 11.

Yes. . .you read that right. It was the Muslim Brotherhood. So the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to the logical conclusion of Bachmann, were unnecessary and unneeded. Where was she when Bush was in office.

Not to be outdone, she decided to crawl back on the Crazy Train and going Top Ten favorites Louie Gohmert (R-Mars) and Steve King (R-Pluto) in thanking the Egyptian military for toppling their government and their violent, bloody and heavy-handed crackdowns against the Muslim Brotherhood. Nothing says Republican like enjoying people getting cut to ribbons. Especially brown people.

Then, her crazy train stopped at Moronville where Bachmann pulled out this gem.

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According to Salon, Bachman said that it was not a secret that the United States will be experiencing the hand of judgment, and that many are concerned that the country may be in a time of decline. Bachmann was speaking at a prayer event in D.C.

Now she's channeling Fred Phelps. Will she come out and say “God hates Fags” too? Way to love America, Batshit.

Finally, the crazy train stops at its final stop. . .Witchland. Here, Bachmann goes for all the gusto she can grab when she waxes idiotically about defeating Hillary Clinton in 2016. Guess who needs to intervene.

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Bachmann pushed back on Markell’s fera that Hillary Clinton will be elected president: “I don’t at all because I look at the story of David and Goliath, all David needed was one smooth stone to fell the giant. It wasn’t the stone, it wasn’t David, it was the strong right arm of a Holy God.”

She said that if “we repent, if we cry out to God, we have no idea what the Lord God will do for us in 2016.”

God hate Hillary. Smite Hillary with David's slingshot.

When does she go to prison already?


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[font style="font-size:1.539em; text-transform:uppercase;"]Terry Jones[/font]


Fred Phelps isn't the only religious embarrassment shaming America these days. Demon spawn and professional asshole Terry Jones (now, not the Monty Python guy, he's awesome) wanted to burn Korans on 9/11. Racist, bigoted, unbelievably callous and just plain intolerant. Nothing new to the religious right. Remember, they make their living selling hate and packaging it as God's will and Jesus's word.

But, it appears his little exercise in religious race-baiting didn't happen: He was arrested.

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But shortly before he planned to set the Qurans on fire, Jones was stopped at a nearby McDonald's. His truck was towing a large barbecue smoker, which reportedly had copies of the Quran inside, doused in kerosene.

Polk deputies took Jones into custody and was arrested. The Lakeland Ledger reports Jones and an associate are facing traffic-related offenses for driving with kerosene in the grill.

Poor guy. All he wanted to to was piss off 1.5 billion Muslims by burning their holy book in the same place you cook pork. And he got sent to jail for breaking the law by putting Kerosene in the grill and driving.

Come on, cops. . .leave him alone. He wanted to get his hard-on faster, so why bother with the labor intensive thing of carrying the kerosene in a legal container. Just put it in something unsafe, get to your park and 'FIRE IT UP!” After all, it's just Muslims anyway.

After being arrested, Terry Jones went home, took his bible and started hitting himself with it, screaming “I failed Jesus,” while failing to understand that Jesus preached love, not hate.


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[font style="font-size:1.539em; text-transform:uppercase;"]Arizona Teabaggers[/font]


According to Baggers, public property is now private. You heard me right.

In Arizona (ugh. . .my home state again), Baggers in Phoenix really decided to lay it into people. First they called them 'Commies,' like it was the 1950s and McCarthy had been reincarnated. Then they went completely nuts.

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This anti amnesty event was sparsely attended at best.

Sparsely. . .like Klu Klux King's event a few weeks back? Anyway, apparently, their argumentative skills against the journalist are at par with the best debater and public speaker.

But this begs the question. . .who owns the “private property” of a State Capitol? I always thought it belongs to the people. Maybe the Baggers know that every state capital and Washington DC, the courts and the SCOTUS are wholy owned by big business and the Baggers are acting as proxies for those poor, oppressed corporations that never get anything they want because of those shiftless minorities on welfare.

The journalist puts it better than I can.

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Maybe if I scream “piss off racist” enough, they will disappear. One can only hope.


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[font style="font-size:1.539em; text-transform:uppercase;"]Tony Sutton[/font]


Oh how the little have fallen. Tony Sutton WAS a Minnesota state Lege-critter that screamed for fiscal responsibility. His mantra was to tell DFLers to “live within their means.” Guess what? He declared bankruptcy.

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At the height of his power, Tony Sutton demanded that Republican legislators oppose all tax increases and keep state spending strictly in line with revenue. Few realized it at the time, but the GOP’s finances under Sutton’s management were a shambles, and the same scenario was playing out in his personal life.

Now, I am not a person that will gloat when people have economically hard times. I've had mine. But I'm sorry, this is funny as hell. “Do as I tell you. . .but I won't follow it” seems to be a Republican political plank on their “Personal Responsibility” platform.

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Don't go on public assistance, Tony. . .you're a Republican. Pick yourself up by your boot straps, you lazy bum! You made your bed. . .you sleep in it.

Sucks when it's used again you, doesn't it.

By the way, he refuses to talk to the media or give a comment, so I will give one for him

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That's what he should say. I don't think he will.


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[font style="font-size:1.539em; text-transform:uppercase;"]Shutdown Republicans[/font]


The GOP really hated Obamacare. I mean, they really, really hate Obamacare. They have tried 40 times to kill it. And 40 times, it died. 41st time is the charm. Here we go again!

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Republican aides said the plan, which will be floated by House Majority Leader Eric Cantor to party members on Tuesday, would allow for an extension of government funding for several weeks past the September 30 fiscal year-end.

Hey, Cantor. . .where are the jobs? Where is are the laws? How many days have you been on vacation? Please proceed.

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Oh, Baggers won't like that. Spending by the government on things other than prisons, military and wars. . .DOA, Eric.

Realizing that they have no good cards in their hand, Republicans decided to go all in in their threats. Again, Eric Cantor is at the forefront.

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Destroy the world's economy and plunge the world in a near un-recoverable permanent economic depression because they will allow the US to default on their loans unless they get what they want. Children do the same thing on the playground.

Still, they did say they would fund other programs if Obamacare was defunded. The SNAP program, which provides food assistance to the poorest Americans isn't one they will fund. In fact, they want to cut it.

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Eric Cantor again. . .why am I not surprised? He is angling to be the next minority leader after the Ohio Tearduct retires. . .on the backs of those shiftless, lazy people that don't allow the richest Americans to get what they want at any time of their lives.

The fact these people get elected and re-elected proves how low the American IQ has become. Time to cut school funding again.


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[font style="font-size:1.539em; text-transform:uppercase;"]Missouri Republicans[/font]


Obamacare isn't the only thing Republicans get their panties in a wad over. Over in the state of Missouri, the GOP in the Lege tried twice to over-ride gubernatorial vetoes. Twice they failed miserably. First, from the New York Times:

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The bill would have slashed taxes for businesses and lowered the state’s income tax rate for the first time in more than 90 years. “It’s a defining moment,” Gov. Jay Nixon said at a news conference in his office after his veto was upheld. “Today was about protecting our economy, our communities and, especially, our school from this costly and misguided bill.”

So, the Great Missouri Economic Toilet Flush was veteoed and the Lege failed to overturn the veto. Good work whomever turned the screws and got the GOP clowns to realize destroying the state's finances might not be the best thing in the world.

Now, on to CNN:

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Wayne LaPierre won't be happy. Neither will the gun nuts. They wanted to nillify federal law in Missouri. So much for the constitutional Supremacy clause and the long standing legal precedent of Gibbons V. Odgen.

Personally, I enjoy watching the GOP getting smacked down like this. Election day 2014 should be fun too. I see the country swinging bright blue.


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[font style="font-size:1.539em; text-transform:uppercase;"]George Zimmerman[/font]


And finally, Zimmer-man is back like herpes and a bad penny. Apparently, he is getting divorced and didn't take it well. Zimmerman decided to visit his wife and her family, and there was a confrontation.

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Lake Mary police say they were called to a house on Sprucewood Road Monday afternoon after a report that Zimmerman was involved in an altercation with another person with a threat involved.

An altercation with another person? Why does that sound familiar? Oh yes. . .because the last time this “innocent” man had a confrontation with someone, it was a black kid that he murdered.

But this guy seems to have nine lives. He walked scot-free again.


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"Shellie Zimmerman has declined prosecution (after consulting with her attorney)," Bracknell said.

Typical. George Zimmerman does shit and walks away like telfon. The man is a ticking time bomb. However, something else is troubling with this story.

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Why do you need a bodyguard? Can't you just by another gun and shoot people when you “stand your ground?” Need someone to corroborate your lie when you shoot your next person in a fight you start, Georgie?

So, why did Georgie not get charged by police? Apparently, they covered for him again, challenging that he had a gun. Wait? Last time he had a gun, he killed a child. But the police in Lake Mary think the story that Zimmy had a gun is bollocks.

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"We did not find a gun, did not locate a weapon," said Zach Hudson, public information officer with the Lake Mary Police Department. "Nobody ever saw a gun. A gun is not part of this story."

Just like you didn't find any evidence that Trayvon Martin was the aggressor and then pressured the medical examiner to lie because no one wanted to speak for some black kid.

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Dr. Bao’s attorney, Willie E. Gary, told the TV station that his client was basically told to keep quiet about inconvenient facts. He said that the general attitude seemed to have been, “he got what he deserved.” Dr. Bao, he said, was ready to testify, with scientific evidence to support his findings that Trayvon could not have been on top of Zimmerman pounding his head into the ground when he was shot. He was simply waiting for the Prosecutor to ask the question and the question never came.

Dr. Bao filed a $100 million dollar lawsuit after her dismissal. If this goes to trial, I want to see what the good doctor will say.

This is getting interesting in Florida. The Trayvon Martin story is far from over.

See you next week.