The Democrats are worse than McCain.
Seriously, how much are they paying this guy?
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Monday Open Thread
This thread was crafted with the tears of Patriots fans.
Awesome!
Just awesome.
For the Giants
The song that the evil pinko commies at Sadly, No! and the Poorman will not be playing this year:
Watching the whiny ass cheating Patriots lose, and knowing I get to watch Belichick’s whiny ass press conference is ALMOST as good as the Steeler win a few years back. I especially like having to drag all the Patriots back out on to the field for one final second to really grind the loss into their collective faces.
Congratulations, Giants!
*** Update ***
Can we now stop talking about the Patriots like the Steelers of the 70’s? And btw, a former Steeler is who killed the Pats.
*** Update #2 ***
Looks like McCain picked up another vote:
I am so confident of both a Patriots win today and a Romney win in Massachusetts on Tuesday that I made this pledge on the air Friday: “If the NY Giants beat the Patriots in the Super Bowl, I will vote cast my Super Duper Tuesday primary vote for (shudder) John McCain.”
So when I say “Go, Pats!” I really, REALLY mean it.
I also think they are even more of a lead-pipe cinch to win the Super Bowl than McCain is to win the GOP nomination. Either way, I’m putting my money..er vote where my mouth is.
Michael Graham at the NRO.
Super Bowl Open Thread II: Gay Perspective
Elisha Nelson “Eli” Manning is hot. Other than that, I got nuthin’. Commercials disappointing so far.
Update: Napoleon sucks. Clydesdales suck. Badgers were ok. Very disappointing. So, how’s the game going?
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Superbowl Open Thread
Who cares, really?
Why The Fratricide
Interesting piece by James Joyner about the Republican battle between McCain and Romney:
The Conservative Movement has morphed from a handful of intellectual true believers trying to shape the debate into something approaching a civil religion with loyalty tests and a clericy that has the power to excommunicate.
We have a winner. Add to that the fact that the folks imposing the loyalty tests simply are not conservatives (something James notes later on in the post). Let’s face it- the same folks pushing Romney on us and telling everyone who will listen that they are the real conservatives and that Romney is the true conservative are the EXACT same folks, who, to this day, struggle to come up with any shortcomings in the Bush administration. Earlier in his piece, James quotes Jon Hinderaker, who states “as the primary season draws to a close, most conservatives are coalescing around Mitt Romney.”
Yes. That is the same Jon Hinderaker who recently won a Golden Wingnut for the following quote:
It must be very strange to be President Bush. A man of extraordinary vision and brilliance approaching to genius, he can’t get anyone to notice. He is like a great painter or musician who is ahead of his time, and who unveils one masterpiece after another to a reception that, when not bored, is hostile.
Gee- I can’t imagine why folks aren’t rushing to embrace Mitt, Hinderaker’s pick this year.