Come for the politics, stay for the snark.

I know this must be bad for Joe Biden, I just don’t know how.

Shallow, uninformed, and lacking identity

The words do not have to be perfect.

New McCarthy, same old McCarthyism.

Their freedom requires your slavery.

Republicans in disarray!

Speaking of republicans, is there a way for a political party to declare intellectual bankruptcy?

It may be funny to you motherfucker, but it’s not funny to me.

Conservatism: there are some people the law protects but does not bind and others who the law binds but does not protect.

Let me eat cake. The rest of you could stand to lose some weight, frankly.

A lot of Dems talk about what the media tells them to talk about. Not helpful.

This really is a full service blog.

🎶 Those boots were made for mockin’ 🎵

An almost top 10,000 blog!

I was promised a recession.

rich, arrogant assholes who equate luck with genius

… riddled with inexplicable and elementary errors of law and fact

The republican caucus is already covering themselves with something, and it’s not glory.

Impressively dumb. Congratulations.

Why did Dr. Oz lose? well, according to the exit polls, it’s because Fetterman won.

Let there be snark.

In my day, never was longer.

Usually wrong but never in doubt

People are complicated. Love is not.

You are here: Home / Economics / C.R.E.A.M. / Open Thread: Here They Come Again

Open Thread: Here They Come Again

by | 115 Comments

This post is in: , , , ,

Willard Romney & Sons, GOP multi-taskers! Jason Horowitz, in the Washington Post:

PARK CITY, Utah — John Schoenfeld came to an exclusive resort here to do business with Mitt Romney. But he stayed for the politics.

Schoenfeld spent most of Wednesday in a downstairs conference room of the Stein Eriksen Lodge assessing the investments of Solamere Capital, the firm co-founded by Romney’s son Tagg and increasingly managed by Romney himself. Then he learned that several potential GOP presidential candidates would be attending a separate Romney conference at the same exclusive lodge.

“I’m going to stretch my clothes another day,” the Chicago-based lawyer said after moving upstairs to join hundreds of Romney’s top donors to kick off the former Republican presidential nominee’s Experts and Enthusiasts 2013 conference. Schoenfeld said he became enthusiastic about the prospect of spending Friday morning driving golf balls with Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), breaking bread with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie or shooting skeet with Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), Romney’s running mate in 2012. “That looked like fun.”…

The former Romney campaign aides who haunted the old alpine hotel played down the overlap between the two conferences, arguing that they had planned the ideas conference for the following weekend but moved it up for logistical reasons.

Romney himself made no mention of Solamere as he spoke onstage about “great challenges for America.” Former adviser Ron Kaufman shrugged about Solamere’s sponsorship of the event: “Someone has to pay for it.”

Instead they characterized the three-day event as Romney’s own Aspen Ideas Festival, a significant step in his return to public relevance and proof of his political clout. But the retreat also highlights the enduring flaws that helped sink Romney’s candidacy.

His ideas conference, much like his campaign, had no specific agenda and would define itself over time, aides said. The off-the-record sessions, the cigar rooms and the vanilla homogeneity of the exclusive event evoked the elitism of his disastrous speech to donors about the “47 percent.”…

The Experts and Enthusiasts (E2) event featured serious policy chats about education, the economy, disease and foreign policy. It also included a horseback riding session with Romney and a hike early Thursday morning with Hewlett Packard CEO, failed gubernatorial candidate and Solamere investor Meg Whitman. (“I got a tear in my muscle but I still hiked the mountain,” Ann Romney announced as she limped down some stairs.)

In addition to panel discussions Friday with the Republican hopefuls for 2016, there were other featured speakers, including former Clinton administration insider Erskine Bowles, longtime Obama adviser David Axelrod and Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. Organizers said they had also reached out to potential Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Rodham Clinton and Andrew Cuomo, though spokesmen for both said they had no knowledge of an invitation.

On Wednesday afternoon, fleets of black Mercedes sedans and luxury SUVs dropped off men in suits in front of the lodge’s facsimile of the Olympic flame. Blond ushers directed them to either turn left at the stone fireplace for the “Solamere Capital Founders Fund Update,” or to hang a right and register for the “E2 summit.” The blue canvas E2 swag bags came with Solamere-branded jackets, shirts and hats.

Attendees mingled on a veranda overlooking ski slopes spotted with patches of snow, and said things to each other like, “Why are you protecting your downside? This is a billion-dollar opportunity.”…

Reader Interactions

115Comments

  2. 2.

    Poopyman

    Glad to see Ann had the opportunity to play the martyr yet again. Keeps her in top form, ya know.

  4. 4.

    BGinCHI

    All that’s missing is a picture of the Romneys with Sir Laurence Olivier from his role in Marathon Man.

  5. 5.

    The Dangerman

    @rk:

    I hope they fall off their horses and break their necks.

    Have you NO consideration for the horses?

  6. 6.

    Poopyman

    Is there a musical accompaniment to this thread?

    “They’re creepy and they’re kooky
    Mysterious and spooky
    They’re altogether ooky …”

  7. 7.

    Jim, Foolish Literalist

    Solamere Capital, the firm co-founded by Romney’s son Tagg and increasingly managed by Romney himself.

    Where does Wonder Willard find the time, what with all that charity and public service he was gonna devote his life too?

    I also wanna know who this is: (from TPM)

    “I spoke with a leading Democrat, one of the top leaders of the Democratic party and he said, ‘I thought you had won, one week out,'” Romney told Fox News’ Neil Cavuto on Friday.

  8. 8.

    Felonius Monk

    Too bad that when you have a multitude of turds like these floating in the cesspool that someone can’t just pull the handle and flush them down the sewer where they belong.

  12. 12.

    Amir Khalid

    Schmoozing a.k.a. “networking” is often a big part of what these rich businesspeople do. Maybe it’s just an excuse to live the high life on the company’s dime and call it work. Maybe they really are making contacts and touching base and sniffing out new opportunities and all that. But anything that keeps Meg Whitman away from the office, and thus slightly less able to run Hewlett-Packard into the ground, has got to be good for HP.

  16. 16.

    lamh35

    I’m just LMAO about Romney’s interview on FoxNews.

    Dude, you want to be the POTUS and u take some “leading Dems” word that you were gonna win as something other than brown-nosing and speculation.

    And if nothing else, the interview proves what we already knew ’bout Romney, it’s surprsing that the man can even talk with his foot constantly in his mouth. It just always says something that shows how completely clue-less he is.

    Hurricane Sandy allowed Obama to appear “presidential”…bish, Obama was (and still is…na na boo boo) President didn’t have to “appear” anything.

    Jeez, this guy is a pill

  17. 17.

    Hal

    Can’t Greenwald just release all this info at once instead of this day by day trickling of information?

  18. 18.

    Jim, Foolish Literalist

    @BGinCHI: Heh, I was just thinking you could break it down in to those who were just schmoozing, really thought so, or wished he had. Harold Ford would’ve been the perfect bipartisan Cabinet pick for President Willard.

  20. 20.

    JGabriel

    The New York Senate has passed a bill that makes it a felony to annoy a police officer.

    Next up: a bill to apply the death penalty to anyone who annoys a New York State Senator.

  21. 21.

    NickT

    @Hal:

    The Guardian might not want to turn over an entire issue to Glenn Greenwald’s multi-page opus with 300 footnotes and 15 pages of updates.

  22. 22.

    PsiFighter37

    I work in finance, and I know exactly these type of people. A good number of them come off as folks I would voluntarily choose not to spend my time around. That’s from personal, up-close experience.

  23. 23.

    Ruckus

    @The Dangerman:
    I don’t think many horses mind if the rider gets off their back. And I doubt they care how hard they fall either. And some horses seem to enjoy throwing the rider off. And of course there is always a contest with conservatives and horses, deciding if the horses ass is bigger or if the rider is a bigger horses ass.

  26. 26.

    Hal

    @NickT:

    The Guardian might not want to turn over an entire issue to Glenn Greenwald’s multi-page opus with 300 footnotes and 15 pages of updates.

    I forgot about that. I always wonder if his fanbase (which is just as worshipful as he claims all the Obots are) really reads through his posts or just skims the parts they like the most.

  27. 27.

    eemom

    fer fuxsake, why doesn’t Romtron just do the Sunday morning thing like a normal loser?

  28. 28.

    Trollhattan

    @lamh35:

    “Pill” is so drolly schoolmarmish.

    “Mister Romney, you hand over those scissors and stop acting like a pill RIGHT NOW, young man.”

    With a passel of li’l Mittens far larger than the passel of Bushes, it’s going to be a long haul for the nation. These folks will be as persistent as the teenagers in white shirts and ties stalking our neighborhoods on bikes.

  29. 29.

    scav

    But then again, what kind of insulated, dim, insider-trading suit assumes the higher ups of the other team are telling him the truth over a two diet pepsi and caviar brunch on the eve of a big deal?

    And I’ve probably answered my own question, I just don’t know which side of it is less despicable.

  30. 30.

    WereBear

    (“I got a tear in my muscle but I still hiked the mountain,” Ann Romney announced as she limped down some stairs.)

    I don’t think that’s the smartest thing for an MS sufferer to do.

    But hey, what do I know? I live in abject poverty compared to a Mormon Prince of Thieves!

  31. 31.

    lamh35

    Since we’re talking about civil liberties and privacy, sure would love to get some national attention about this:

    Mississippi aims to curb teen pregnancy with umbilical blood law

    Mississippi will require doctors to collect umbilical cord blood from babies born to some young mothers, under a new law intended to identify statutory rapists and reduce the state’s rate of teenage pregnancy, the highest in the country.

    The measure, which takes effect on July 1 and is the first of its kind in the country, targets certain mothers who were 16 or younger at the time of conception. Under the law, doctors and midwives will be expected to retrieve umbilical cord blood in cases where the father is 21 or older or when the baby’s paternity is in question.

    Samples will be stored at the state medical examiner’s office for testing in the event that police believe the girl was the victim of statutory rape. But they will not automatically be entered into the state’s criminal DNA database.

    Supporters of the law say it offers an important new tool to prevent older men from having sex with younger girls. Critics argue, however, that it violates privacy and will do little to deter teen pregnancy.

  32. 32.

    Anoniminous

    Jealous I’m busy and can’t make the scene.

    Who wouldn’t want to spend a weekend with a bunch of nincompoops and sociopaths ?

  33. 33.

    lamh35

    @Trollhattan: I know, but doesn’t it really describe Romney to a tee…lol. Plus ya know young mittens probably called people “pills” back in da day…lol

  34. 34.

    Chris

    @eemom:

    Not good enough for him. Don’t you know who he is? He’s Mitt Romney, for pete’s sake. He deserves better.

    (“Do you have a VIP entrance? We’re VIPs!” OK, technically that wasn’t Romney, but damn if it doesn’t capture the mindset…)

  35. 35.

    Baud

    @lamh35:

    Kind of creepy, but I’m not sure whose privacy that violates, if they’re not violating the mother’s body to get the blood.

  36. 36.

    daverave

    All these people DO is protect their downside, 24/7/365. Or is that backside?

  37. 37.

    GxB

    Speaking of the current clowncar, the current standings for the fail parade are:

    Among Republican respondents: Among Conservative respondents:

    Paul Ryan: 62% (13%) Paul Ryan: 58% (11%)
    Rand Paul: 53% (6%) Rand Paul: 47% (5%)
    Marco Rubio: 49% (6%) Marco Rubio: 45% (6%)
    Jeb Bush: 48% (7%) Jeb Bush: 44% (7%)
    Chris Christie: 40% (16%) Chris Christie: 33% (15%)
    Scott Walker: 21% (5%) Ted Cruz: 21% (6%)
    Ted Cruz: 21% (6%) Scott Walker 19% (5%)

    Favorable % response with unfavorable in parenthesis.
    All polling done recently except Ryan which was in Dec of 12.

    And if Cleek’s Law holds, Christie is boned – he actually polls higher with liberals at 44% (14%), looking at his drop from “Republican” to “Conservative” responders offers some pretty strong evidence in support.

    (Shamelessly ripped from MSNBC – would have blockquoted but formatting and FYWP issues lead me to clean it up a bit.)

    ETA: Oh FYWP! Well format is all dicked anyway, I guess you can figure it out.

  38. 38.

    MattF

    And, in CEO-land, that all counts as actually accomplishing something. Now they can all go forth, refreshed and strengthened, to despoil some virgin forests, starve a few widows and orphans, kill a brigade of camel jockeys.

  40. 40.

    Boots Day

    Hey, I think it’s very impressive the way Tagg built a successful financial firm all by himself, without any government handout. You won’t see any of those lazy 47 percenters doing that!

  42. 42.

    patrick II

    @scav:
    I have read elsewhere that it was Bill Clinton who told Romney that Clinton thought Romney had it won until one week out and that only “Sandy” turned it around for Obama.

    Bill the flatterer can be annoying at times.

  43. 43.

    lamh35

    @Baud: cord blood is the mother’s blood and the baby’s blood. Essentially, they will have the person DNA and blood on file for perpetuity.

  44. 44.

    NickT

    @patrick II:

    He’d be my guess too – remember his praise for Romney’s “sterling business career”? Although he might have meant “stealing business career”.

  45. 45.

    Baud

    @lamh35:

    Hmmm. Thanks for the explanation. I guess the saving grace is that it’s Mississippi, so they will eventually get the DNA anyway when the person is arrested.

  46. 46.

    MattF

    @patrick II: ‘It was the hurricane that elected Obama’ is about the weakest excuse imaginable. I suppose ‘Romney lost because a majority of voters were against him’ doesn’t fit the narrative.

  47. 47.

    scav

    @patrick II: @NickT: laughing hard, which I didn’t think I could manage today. Bill Clinton, galaxy-wide recognized sayer of hard truths to audiences that don’t want to hear that? !

  48. 48.

    patrick II

    @MattF:
    The thing is Romney actually believes that. He will never be convinced otherwise. He was entitled to that presidency, and in the only true test of reality all the important people said he was going to be president, so it only could have been bad luck that kept him out of the white house.

  49. 49.

    Villago Delenda Est

    a significant step in his return to public relevance

    The wishful thinking, it is strong with this Feregni asswipe.

  50. 50.

    pokeyblow

    I really savor the image of Ann Romney crying sweet tears of rejection after the November vote.

    Poor Ann.

    Poor, poor Ann.

  52. 52.

    lamh35

    We Are Shocked, Shocked…

    You would think that the government was listening in to the secrets of 200 million Americans from the reaction and the hyperbole being tossed about. And you would think that rather than a legal court order which is an inevitable consequence of legislation that we drafted and passed, something illegal had been discovered to the government’s shame.

    Nope. Nothing of the kind. Though apparently, the U.K.’s Guardian, which broke this faux-scandal, is unrelenting in its desire to scale the heights of self-congratulatory hyperbole. Consider this from Glenn Greenwald, the author of the piece: “What this court order does that makes it so striking is that it’s not directed at any individual…it’s collecting the phone records of every single customer of Verizon business and finding out every single call they’ve made…it’s indiscriminate and it’s sweeping.”

    Having labored as a police reporter in the days before the Patriot Act, I can assure all there has always been a stage before the wiretap, a preliminary process involving the capture, retention and analysis of raw data. It has been so for decades now in this country. The only thing new here, from a legal standpoint, is the scale on which the FBI and NSA are apparently attempting to cull anti-terrorism leads from that data. But the legal and moral principles? Same old stuff.

  54. 54.

    lamh35

    Fuckin’ Buzzfeed bottom-feeders. Internet version of Politico.

    Buzzfeed: “Obama Loses Cool, Snaps at Staffers” (Not)
    WTF?
    Charles Johnson

    There was a little mix-up at President Obama’s speech in San Jose this morning; he didn’t have his prepared remarks at the podium.

    So Buzzfeed headlines their article like this: Obama Loses Cool, Snaps at Staffers in Speech Mixup.

    OK, folks. Watch the video above. Whoever thinks this is “snapping” is hallucinating. He didn’t even raise his voice, and he said it with a smile, in a joking manner.

    Seriously, Buzzfeed. WTF?

  59. 59.

    Villago Delenda Est

    @lamh35:

    The guy is an angry black man. Even when he smiles and speaks in a normal tone, he’s actually Samuel L. going medieval on someone’s ass.

  60. 60.

    Redshirt

    Well, if Hurricane Sandy got Obama re-elected, then as we’ve been told repeatedly that it’s God that sends hurricanes and earthquakes, etc, I guess God wanted Barack Hussein Obama as President of these here United States.

  64. 64.

    Jewish Steel

    I’ve got two big words for you to think about. Rafalca. TEDx.

    Let’s make this happen.

  65. 65.

    patrick II

    @scav:
    Bill would tell the devil how nice his tail looks if he thought it might get a contribution to his charity.

  66. 66.

    Baud

    The Experts and Enthusiasts (E2) event featured serious policy chats about education, the economy, disease and foreign policy

    I wish Kay could have attended.

  67. 67.

    daverave

    @patrick II:

    wow, there’s a whole buncha FTFY’s you could assemble out of that statement; e.g., starting by substituting Monica for devil…

  70. 70.

    NickT

    File under GOP outreach, I guess:

    http://www.denverpost.com/breakingnews/ci_23406235/new-state-weld-county-floats-secession-plan-northeastern

    Weld County’s bid to divorce Colorado and form its own state is a powerful rebuke of Front Range interests that no longer align with rural parts of the state, supporters of the idea say. “The people of rural Colorado are mad, and they have every right to be,” said U.S. Rep. Cory Gardner, a Republican from Yuma. “The governor and his Democrat colleagues in the statehouse have assaulted our way of life, and I don’t blame these people one bit for feeling attacked and unrepresented by the leaders of our state.”
    The plan to carve off the northeastern corner of the state — Weld, Morgan, Logan, Sedgwick, Phillips, Washington, Yuma and Kit Carson counties — and form the state of North Colorado was hatched at a Colorado Counties Inc. conference earlier this week…

  71. 71.

    Chris

    @NickT:

    Didn’t the Aryan Nations try the same thing a couple states north of there back in the eighties?

  72. 72.

    NickT

    @Chris:

    It wouldn’t surprise me at all. I am guessing that this is basically the GOP admitting that Colorado’s getting bluer every day and trying a desperation play to salvage anything they can.

  73. 73.

    PsiFighter37

    I don’t care, I love it

    PF37 +2 on Friday

    Also, there is a BBQ block party a couple blocks from where I live in Manhattan this weekend. AWESOME. Going to eat myself to fucking death on pulled pork, brisket, and ribs.

  76. 76.

    Shortstop

    Even liberal Democrats Dick Morris, Joe Lieberman and Artur Davis thought Romney would win.

  77. 77.

    the Conster

    Does everyone now understand why he was so unpopular in Massachusetts? To know him is to loathe him.

  78. 78.

    MomSense

    @lamh35:

    This is the new dictator meme. He spies on all Americans, sends his IRS goons after his political opponents and probably tortures his assistants who screw up in a secret bunker below the Oval Office.

  79. 79.

    TenguPhule

    Stein Eriksen Lodge

    A Distinct Lack of Suicide Bombers there to improve the atmosphere, I see.

  81. 81.

    Ash Can

    I’d sure as hell rather have these horse’s asses all glad-handing each other and flattering themselves in some snooty resort out west instead of in the White House.

  84. 84.

    NickT

    Also, joyous news:

    Starbucks is officially of the Devil:

    http://www.rightwingwatch.org/content/barton-you-cant-drink-starbucks-and-be-biblically-right

    Recently, David Barton delivered his stock presentation at during a service at Whitesburg Baptist Church in Huntsville, Alabama where he once again falsely asserted that the Supreme Court banned the practice of requiring Bible reading in public school because it could give students brain damage, as well as the various other false claims that he routinely makes.
    But, as he frequently does, he added in a few new bits of information; in this case, a pronouncement that Christians cannot drink Starbucks coffee because the company supports marriage equality.
    “Biblically, there is no way a Christian can help support what is attacking God,” Barton said, adding “I’m sorry, you’ve got to find some other coffee to drink. You can’t drink Starbucks and be biblically right on this thing. It’s just a real simple principle”

  85. 85.

    PsiFighter37

    @Shortstop: I think you can’t count Artur Davis, since he officially changed his registration.

    But goddamn, what a fucking asshole he is. So pissed off that Ron Sparks beat his sorry ass in the 2010 AL-Gov Democratic primary that he beats it for Virginia and switches teams. In it for #1…didn’t give a shit about the real issues.

    Also, too, he was deluded if he ever thought he had a shot of winning that race, had he made it to the general election.

  88. 88.

    FlipYrWhig

    @MomSense: Yup. And you can put it all together in a neat paranoid package: “Obama SHOULD be watching The Terrorists, but instead he’s watching YOU!” It explains Benghazi, the IRS, and this whole to-do.

  89. 89.

    quannlace

    “His ideas conference, much like his campaign, had no specific agenda and would define itself over time, aides said. ”
    ****************
    How old is Mitt now? He might want to finally start nailing down a few details of…you know, what he believes and stuff.

    For the life of me, I can’t remember what his prez campaign stood for; beyond more tax cuts and de-regulation. And repealing everything Obama’d enacted. Still can’t believe he said he’d reinstate ‘Dont Ask, Don’t Tell’

  91. 91.

    SiubhanDuinne

    @patrick II:

    Bill would tell the devil how nice his tail looks if he thought it might get a contribution to his charity.

    Hahahahahahaha. Also too, LOL.

  92. 92.

    pokeyblow

    Mitt Romney, on his nausea-inducing wife:

    “We … we, uh, use Ann sparingly right now so that people don’t get tired of her.”

    Nowhere near sparingly enough, in the event.

  95. 95.

    Mnemosyne

    @Trollhattan:

    I think we’ve all observed before that people like that are convinced that their free speech right is actually, “Everyone has to STFU and listen to me without a chance to respond.”

  96. 96.

    PsiFighter37

    @quannlace: It stood for $$$$. Pure and simple.

    Aside from that, there was absolutely zero justification why Willard Mittens Romney was running for president.

    ETA: When he saw how Steve Schwarzman and Henry Kravitz got multiples times more wealthier than he did because he got out of the PE game early, I think it also became about measuring how big his dick was against his former peers.

  98. 98.

    The prophet Nostradumbass

    @NickT: yeah, that guy’s a real prize. He’s also one of those “separation of church and state is a myth” types. A Texas Republican. In other words, a moron.

  99. 99.

    Jebediah

    Shooting incident today near/at Santa Monica college. News is saying six victims, one shooter dead.

  102. 102.

    Beauzeaux

    As the old saying goes — there are far more horses’ asses in the world than there are horses.

    Remember when Ann was touted as Mitt’s “secret weapon”? I never understood where that could be coming from. Didn’t anyone actually look at her? Hear her speak? She has all the charisma of day-old pasta. A fact that became rapidly apparent in the campaign.

  103. 103.

    dr. luba

    @lamh35: No, cord blood is the baby’s blood. The two never mix. Nutrients and oxygen are exchanged in the placenta across a very thin barrier.

    And a good thing, too–if they did mix, mom’s blood could destroy the baby’s if they were incompatible.

  104. 104.

    JustRuss

    Does the fact that I’m highly amused by the idea of Queen Anne hobbling her way through a hotel full well-heeled grifters make me a bad person?

  105. 105.

    Sad_Dem

    @Beauzeaux: “She has all the charisma of day-old pasta.” Day-old pasta isn’t smarmy and condescending, and it’s good for something.

  106. 106.

    gvg

    re #31: Mississippi actually has a good idea. It only sounds odd because you have heard so many bad ideas lately and you don’t know the background.

    Cord blood is a new variation. the traditional requirement is blood typing and it’s been done for decades by about a third of all LARGE percent of all under 15 pregnancies come from incest. I don’t recall the exact amount but it was something like 30% by blood test which means blood relative incest I think probably not including stepfathers? I was really shocked when I was told a couple of years ago. When people think children are getting more sexual earlier…..they need to think again. It’s not choice in many cases. I was told this turned out to be the case across very different states north south liberal rural city leading religion etc.
    This is the reason I ended up supporting minors access to the morning after pill. I’d like them to get counseling but am afraid it will just prevent them from asking. I’m not perfectly satisfied but won’t let the perfect be the enemy of good.
    I’ll be surprised if Miss does this because I would expect them to be in denial about this but consider it a good thing overall.

  107. 107.

    mai naem

    All these comments and nobody mentions whether they did a secret service type search of all resort employees so that Mittman won’t be caught making another 47 percent type comment?

    Also too, the last piece about the billion dollar deal and downside? Any guess as to whether its about privatizing the post office, Amtrak or public education?

  108. 108.

    Omnes Omnibus

    Jesus, I went to college with Schoenfeld; that’s fucking embarrassing.

  109. 109.

    Suffern ACE

    @JGabriel: the police can suck it it up. The senators are fucking worried that they don’t get respect? Suck my balls…

  111. 111.

    lojasmo

    Looking at buying a first generation Miata while on vacation in Portland, Or next week, and driving it home.

    Looking forward to Cornerstone claiming that I have announced that I am gay, or that I am the person upon which barbie was modeled.

Comments are closed.

Trackbacks

  1. […] He spearheaded an “Experts and Enthusiasts 2013 Summit” this past weekend, a gathering of some of the heaviest hitters in the conservative movement. Organizers called it E2, because they used to write Sunny D commercials in the ’90s and they know how to handle things that are obviously cool. E2 should not be confused with E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, where hordes of game nerds amass to celebrate the newest upcoming video game titles and technology. Well, there is one similarity: They both will naturally have a big hooker turnout. […]

  2. […] He spearheaded an “Experts and Enthusiasts 2013 Summit” this past weekend, a gathering of some of the heaviest hitters in the conservative movement. Organizers called it E2, because they used to write Sunny D commercials in the ’90s and they know how to handle things that are obviously cool. E2 should not be confused with E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, where hordes of game nerds amass to celebrate the newest upcoming video game titles and technology. Well, there is one similarity: They both will naturally have a big hooker turnout. […]

  3. […] He spearheaded an “Experts and Enthusiasts 2013 Summit” this past weekend, a gathering of some of the heaviest hitters in the conservative movement. Organizers called it E2, because they used to write Sunny D commercials in the ’90s and they know how to handle things that are obviously cool. E2 should not be confused with E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, where hordes of game nerds amass to celebrate the newest upcoming video game titles and technology. Well, there is one similarity: They both will naturally have a big hooker turnout. […]