Showing posts with label GOP women. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GOP women. Show all posts

Saturday, September 7, 2024

George W. Bush thinks Trump is 'weird'?

I like this war criminal, enemy of my enemy, China. - Whoa there, Dolly! I'm pro-She Ging Ping
WTF, Doubleyou? You buddy up to the Dolly Lahmer but throw me, the GOAT, under the bus?

Dick, Bush, and Colon are RINOS! Vote Me!
Here is the COMPLETE list of past Republican presidential ticket members voting for Trump this time around: 1. Sarah Palin. That’s it. That’s the whole list. The 2008 Alaskan Republican vice-presidential nominee reaffirmed her support for Trump in March 2023.

Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney said he is “absolutely not” voting for Trump. 

I was told the fix was in for Obama. - Me, too.
[The McCains have sided with a woman again, this time Kamala Walz.] Former Vice President Dick Cheney is out, former vice-presidential nominee Paul Ryan, and, presumably, former Vice President Dan Quayle, who helped prevent Trump from stealing the election in 2020.

Trump’s own former Vice President Mike Pence, whom Trump nearly got hanged in public on Jan. 6, 2021, said: “it should come as no surprise” that he will not endorse Trump.
  • Freudian slip for GW Bush (Jimmy Dore)
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George W. Bush on Trump?
Trump Represents the party of my grandfather
Former Republican President George W. Bush has not revealed how he’s voting this year, but in 2020 he reportedly said he would NOT support Trump’s reelection.

Bush had a negative response to Trump’s inaugural address in 2016, where Trump described the USA as a dark wasteland of American carnage: “That was some weird shit,” Bush reportedly said [because he, like many dyed-in-the-wool Republicans, is embarrassed of and rejects the criminal grifter Trump].

  • Huff Post via MSN, 9/7/24; Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Wednesday, July 17, 2024

Republican Nat'l Convention: Vance (TDS)


REVIEW: RNC ditches unity for division as DeSantis, Sanders, and Ramaswamy take the stage | The Daily Show
(The Daily Show) July 17, 2024: Ronny Chieng recaps RNC Night 2, including Lara Trump's many reminders of who her father-in-law is, Vivek Ramaswamy's weak appeal to Gen Z, and Sarah Huckabee Sanders's many minor personal tragedies. Plus, Michael Kosta says goodbye to the convention's short-lived unity theme. #DailyShow #Comedy

(ABC News In-Depth) Project 2025 and other second Trump presidency horrors even after shooting

WATCH LIVE: RNC touts 'Make America Strong Once Again' theme on Night Three when JD Vance speaks
(Forbes Breaking News) Started streaming 3:45 pm (PT) The Republican National Convention holds its third night, with the theme of "Make America Strong Once Again."

(Sky News Australia) Love of capitalism leads Aussie new to be Trumpers


GRAPHIC WARNING: New footage from inside Trump rally shows audience response to shooting 
(Forbes Breaking News) July 14, 2024: Startling new footage has emerged from the crowd at former Pres. Trump's campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, when a shooter fired at the ex-president, wounding him and killing an attendee. Fuel your success with Forbes. 

Thursday, December 14, 2023

Republican sex scandal hypocrites: GOP

MSNBC, 12/9/23; Seth Auberon, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Hypocrisy with Florida GOP leader amid sex scandal
(MSNBC) Dec. 9, 2023: Presidential candidate and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, hold on to your hypocritical hat: Katie Phang weighs in on the hypocrisy surrounding the bisexual sex scandal involving conservative Florida GOP Chair Christian Ziegler and his far-right "Moms for Liberty" co-founder and bisexual Christian wife Bridget Ziegler. The couple both admit to having at least one threesome with a woman now accusing Mr. Ziegler of rape as calls grow for him to resign from his powerful Republican Party post. Subscribe to NBC News: nbcnews. #Republicans #Florida
Pressure increases for Bridget Ziegler to resign from school board amid sex scandal
(ABC Action News) Dec. 12, 2023: The attention surrounding the personal sex life of Sarasota County School Board member and "Moms for Liberty" co-founder Bridget Ziegler is now the basis of mounting pressure for her to quit her public life with the board.

“I am not concerned with the salacious details of the Ziegler’s’ sexcapades,” said Tom Edwards, one of two Sarasota County School Board members calling for Ziegler to step down from the role with the board.

[I don't care that she's a Christian lesbian hypocrite.] “My focus as an elected official overseeing student outcomes and academic achievement is to remove the distraction as quickly as possible and get back to the business at hand,” he said.

Florida school board calling for resignation of Moms for Liberty co-founder over sex scandal
(NBC News) Dec. 13, 2023: A Sarasota County school board is calling for the resignation of board member and co-founder of conservative group "Moms for Liberty" Bridget Ziegler. This comes after rape allegations involving her husband, Christian Ziegler, with their bisexual threesome partner and the couple’s admissions about having a three-way sexual encounter previously with the accuser. #Crime #Florida #Assault

Friday, October 13, 2023

Tucker calls out Republican warmongers

The Hill, Oct. 10, 2023; Seth Auberon, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Tucker Carlson DESTROYS Republican war hawks Nikki Haley and Lindsey Graham after they call for WAR in geopolitical Middle East: Rising
(The Hill) Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave react to former Fox News darling Tucker Carlson's criticism of Republicans who called on Israel to take action against Hamas. #Israel #Hamas

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Tuesday, January 9, 2018

Oprah Winfrey for president? (video)

Stephen Colbert (Late Show, 1/9/18); Crystal Quintero, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly


How an Oprah presidency would look
That fat, black...can I be your vice prez?
While Big Winfrey's Golden Globes speech has many curious about her political ambitions, one man was way ahead of us. The Late Show with Stephen Colbert is the premier late night talk show on CBS, airing at 11:35 pm EST, streaming online via CBS All Access, and delivered to the fake International Space Station on a USB drive taped to a weather balloon.

Every night, viewers can expect: comedy, humor, funny moments, witty interviews, celebrities, famous people, movie stars, gags, humorous celebrities doing bits, funny celebs, big group photos of every star from Hollywood, even the reclusive ones, plus also -- sometimes, if you're lucky -- jokes.

Friday, February 26, 2016

Fun at the Republican debate: Trump U (video)

Seth Auberon, Pfc. Sandoval, CC Liu, Wisdom Quarterly; DemocracyNow.org; TheIntercept.com
(Triumph the Insult Comic Dog/Triumph on Hulu) Fake FOX News gals sent to Trump rally
(The Daily Conversation) The Donald trumps at the last Republican debate (High- and Lowlights from Feb. 25, 2016), Trump University scam and class action lawsuit...
(10th Republican Debate) Paul "the Vulture" Singer's choice for GOP nominee Marco Rubio lays into and gets the best of expert-bully Donald Trump who rides high in the polls with spectacle
Hdls2 fox

That does it! The wall will be 10 ft. higher!
The five remaining Republican presidential candidates debated in Houston, Texas, Thursday night in their final showdown before Super Tuesday. Candidates Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, John Kaisch, and Dr. Ben Carson all attacked front-runner Donald Trump, who has won three out of the four primaries and caucuses to date. This comes as former Mexican President Vicente Fox spoke out in an interview with Univision and Fusion host Jorge Ramos about Trump’s repeated calls to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border, which Trump says he would make Mexico pay for.
Vicente Fox: "I declare, I’m not going to pay for that [blee] wall. He should pay for it. He’s got the money."
Jorge Ramos: "Are you afraid that he’s going to be the next president of the United States? What would that mean?"
Vicente Fox: "Not at all. Not at all."
Jorge Ramos: "What would that mean for Mexicans?" More
War Criminal Hillary Clinton
 
War criminals Clinton and Kissinger
"I think Hillary Clinton has done everything right," says Stephanie Cutter in a recent "Meet the Press" panel, in which she is introduced as a Democratic campaign expert. But Cutter failed to disclose that the firm she co-founded, Precision Strategies, was retained by the Clinton campaign for "digital consulting."

"This is just one of many examples" notes The Intercept’s Lee Fang, who analyzed more than 50 different TV news segments. He discusses his latest article, "TV Pundits Praise Hillary Clinton On Air, Fail to Disclose Financial Ties to Her Campaign." More
 
Primary Questions: Bernie Sanders or Hillary? (This Modern World/Tom Tomorrow)

Thursday, January 19, 2012

Romney down, Perry out, Gingrich withering...

FUNNY REALITY TV-STYLE WASHINGTON DC GOSSIP Hate crimes: Anti-Mormonism, old-fashioned Libertarian newsletter racism, Arab-Islamist (Palestinian) defamation, Jewish lobby pandering, anti-Dream Act campaigning, irrational anti-Obama vitriol (the Kenyan non-US citizen who smoked drugs and had gay relationships with men who were later married, as claimed by The Globe and uncontradicted by the White House, who strangely does protest the suggestion by Andrew Basiago and others that Obama was teleported to Mars and was groomed by the CIA to become president)...

The exciting news is unbelievable. Dick John "Rick" Santorum won the Iowa Caucus. Thirty-four new votes put the Catholic conservative over the top along with support from a cabal of Christian fundamentalist evangelists.

But the GOP does not want to declare him a winner because of outstanding ballots. Instead they are declaring it a tie. Willard "Mittens" Romney did not win. But he did get a bump worth millions. He is worth even more, with millions of that wealth parked offshore in a Cayman Island tax haven account, along with secret Bain Capital treasures from its adventures in Vulture Capitalism.

Rick Perry withdrew from the race today and is backing Newton Gingrich. But Gingrich's ex wife is set to tell all on TV: He is a rapacious swinger who wanted a free pass to cheat on hier, when she was already being cheated on, but she would not give it. So he divorced her. He converted to Catholicism, so if he cheats now, he will probably not divorce. No promises.

He married his mistress, Calista, since she was open to him being married to someone else at the time, so it would not be "cheating." Nevertheless, he is about to be sunk in the polls -- just as he was closing in on Mitt Romney with an embarrassing attack that brought American-style capitalism into question.

So many wife troubles and such a sense of entitlement at home that one would think Gingrich was the Mormon (in disowned sects existing in some states who follow the Bible and promote polygamy). These are not today's Newt headlines but last year's.

Republican contributors told all involved to knock it off. But Gingrich is a spoiler, more intent on bringing down Romney than Obama. Meanwhile, racist (anti-EPA) gynecologist Dr. Ron Paul could escape the fray and come out on top. But his nonstop attacks on government-corporate collusion in ruining the economy and dragging us into war after war has not gone over well with bankers. They will not allow him to ascend to the pretend throne.



The fix is in. We will have B.S. Obama whether we like it or not. A billion dollars in campaign contributions ensures that. If we are lucky he will continue being president of the US, Inc. (rather than the country). If we are unlucky, he will be set up as a benevolent dictator with the help of the NDAA and other bills currently floating through Congress. But as commander and chief of the military-industrial complex, he is sure to violate the constitution he (allegedly) used to teach.

Romney can only hope something goes wrong, perhaps by divine intervention. Dick Santorum? He does not have a chance, but he does have the most interesting marriage:

Long ago a mature abortion doctor helped in the birth of a girl, Karen. Twenty-two years later he began dating her. (Karma is strange that way). She was in her 20s, he in his 60s. After six years, she pressured him to have a baby. He was not interested, possibly because of his age or all the past abortions. So eventually she left him for Rick Santorum, whom she now defends against attacks by rabid gays who just will not stop picking on him. What a great pre-primary season! Thank you, reality TV and thank you Grand Old Party for watching MTV.

Meanwhile, Sarah Palin is chewing gum, Herman "Koch" Cain is looking for that elusive book deal, and the two Michelles (Obama and Bachmann) are a little angry, just a little, and everyone else is out of the running except maybe a third-party candidate.

Monday, May 11, 2009

Rush Limbaugh "Wants Obama to Fail"


Shock-jock, de facto Republican party leader, and future presidential candidate Rush Limbaugh says "I DO want Obama to fail" while addressing the CPAC (Conservative Political Action Committee) Convention in Washington, DC on February 28, 2009.


Cartoon of Rush Limbaugh as leader of right-wing Republican party

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