Impeach Barack Obama

[bike_seat]

there’s already a group on facebook for this

lol

facebook.com/group.php?sid=d … 3200515790

[Peter_Kropotkin]

The GOP and their friends have managed to reduced the GOP to a fringe regional party
and they will remain a fringe regional party until they start acting like adults and
drop all the nonsense/crap like this junk.

Kropotkin

[bike_seat]

yeah okay, except the person who made this is some dumb college kid with a cable connection

[Jakob]

Curious how anti-Obama this board is, relatively, compared to what I’ve seen from here. Compared to how relieved McCain, Palin, Rice, and every other republican they showed on tv looked when they had lost. Rice seemed to be nearly crying with relief. Palin actually seemed human, for the first time. McCain was ten years younger, talking without gasps and spasms and awkwardly timed grins, not looking as if he might drop dead every moment anymore. The last days it looked as if McCain campaign was trying to lose voters.

[Fabiano]

@Churro the Viscous

They’ll try impeach a man for having some un-Christian sexual practices.
They’ll try to impeach a man when he hasn’t even done anything yet.

But, a mass murderer…
They wouldn’t dream of impeaching a mass murderer.

Fucking retards.

I guess it’s merely a matter of insanity. Haters generally have no rational basis for their hate. Obama needn’t do anything, as long as he exists racists will hate him.

[Faust]

Jake - I noticed the same thing. I think they all know they are, as a party, fucked. And that George Bush and the Neocons did it to them.

I think it was enough for them to know that the Wicked Witch was dead.

I think Palin just wants a talk show, which i think she would be very good at. I liked her for the first time, in that interview at the airport.

[Xunzian]

Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Pity the conservatives

posted by Liberal Seagull at 11:50 PM
I actually feel a little sorry for conservatives, right now. They’re deeply scared. Talk radio hosts and campaign ads have been telling them for weeks that the man we just elected president is a Socialist terrorist who will destroy our economy, take away all of our guns, and allow us to be nuked by Iran. They’re afraid for their country right now. They also feel trapped. As liberals, if we’re feeling panicky about the state of the nation, we can always fantasize about emigrating to Canada or any number of other liberal democracies. Conservatives have no such safety valve; I mean, where would they go that’s more conservative?

A lot of them are also feeling a sense of shock. They really thought they would win. Right-wing news outlets were talking up McCain’s chances of victory, and so was McCain himself. People whose news came only from those sources didn’t see this one coming.

It will take them a while to realize that Obama isn’t a tenth as radical as they’ve been led to believe. You’re going to see a lot of unhinged, intolerant ranting from the right for the next couple of weeks. It’s best to pay it no mind. These people are venting because they’re afraid of the imaginary monster the right-wing pundits have constructed and labeled with a nametag that says “Obama.” I’m sure there will always be a strong, seething anger, like was directed at Clinton, because conservatives fundamentally believe that Democrats have no legitimate claim to power. The current level of venom, however, is not likely to last.

[bike_seat]

clever…

[danparker]

@Churro the Viscous

They’ll try impeach a man for having some un-Christian sexual practices.
They’ll try to impeach a man when he hasn’t even done anything yet.

But, a mass murderer…
They wouldn’t dream of impeaching a mass murderer.

Fucking retards.

I agree 100%. Emphasizing the italicized part.

[Carleas]

He isn’t even president yet! You can’t impeach someone who hasn’t been inaugurated, can you?