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18 November 08 - 22:31Focus on the Laid Off

Focus on the Family, aka Dobson's organization is laying off 202 workers.  This is funny cause the group spent so much money to support Prop 8 in California (over half million dollars).  So while spending the money to prevent people from starting families, they took that money away from its workers so they could provide for their families.  Like I said, these Christian organizations don't really care about families.

-Albert Cirrus

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18 November 08 - 13:31Must be the Year of the Rat...

...cause Democrats just voted to keep a rat in his committee seat.

-Albert Cirrus

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18 November 08 - 02:17Proof Capitalism Rewards Stupidity

Napalin to get 7 million dollar book deal.

Once she removes all the other books from all the libraries, there will be nothing but this one.

-Albert Cirrus

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17 November 08 - 13:17And Some Said Racism was Over

Obama has now hit a record, a sad record for most threats against a president-elect.  These threats are mostly race-based and will get worse.  As the racists become more marginalized, they will increase their rhetoric.  Of course, for every nut that exclaims their threats, there are hundreds that stay quiet; those are the ones that worry me the most.

-Albert Cirrus

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15 November 08 - 19:17Dildo of the Week

Paul Broun

Seriously, this dude makes Michelle Bachmann sound sane.

-Albert Cirrus

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15 November 08 - 19:11Football Picks Week 11

NY Jets @ New England

Houston @ Indianapolis

Tennessee @ Jacksonville

Oakland @ Miami

Baltimore @ NY Giants

Detroit @ Carolina

Philadelphia @ Cincinnati

Chicago @ Green Bay

New Orleans @ Kansas City

Minnesota @ Tampa Bay

Denver @ Atlanta

Arizona @ Seattle

St. Louis @ San Francisco

San Diego @ Pittsburgh

Dallas @ Washington

Cleveland @ Buffalo

-Albert Cirrus

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15 November 08 - 19:09Florida 56-South Carolina 6

Two years ago, the Gators beat South Carolina by one point on a blocked last-second field goal attempt and end up going to the National Championship game.  Just a few minutes ago, the Gators crushed South Carolina by 50 points.  Can the Gators make it back to the game?  I sure hope so.

-Albert Cirrus

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14 November 08 - 09:17Daily Show/Colbert Report Guests

It is always fun watching Jon Stewart tear up his right-wing guests, especially if it is Bill O'reilly.  In the second segment, O'reilly tried to lay that "America is a center-right nation" bullshit and Stewart shot him down.  It's kind of hard to know if O'reilly is serious or not, especially when he thinks a small teddy bear is a Panda!  Watch the reruns.

On the Colbert Report, Steve brought on this thug named Steve Moore who was pimping his book about how taxes kill business or some shit like that.  Increasing taxes actually helps the economy.  He also repeated the bullshit claim that the New Deal did not get us out of the Depression and it was World War 2.  I love Colbert's reaction, "let's start World War 3!"  Of course WW2 actually made the economy worse; the war was necessary, but it didn't help the economy.  Wars take away productivity on making consumer goods and increase the debt and inflation.

-Albert Cirrus

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13 November 08 - 09:48The Sheer Idiocy of Following Ben Shapiro

Anti-porn zealot and right-wing parrot Ben Shapiro has an interesting take on why young voters are bad.

No political mass movement led by young people has ever resulted in good. In fact, the most murderous mass movements in history have been led by young people. Nazism became popular among the youth before it became the German national theology; Hitler, of course, cultivated young people by targeting them for service in his SA, or Sturm Abteilung, and later, his Hitler Youth.

So all you young people, Hitler is your fault!

But really, all movements good and bad have had lots of young people cause they are able to do the ground work better than older people.  You shouldn't pigeonhole and entire age group.  But here is the irony of this all: Ben Shapiro is 24 years old!  The same age I am. ... (more)

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13 November 08 - 00:46Sorry Limbaugh, Counties Can't Vote

You know, it's interesting, I saw today the final county map, red state, blue state map by county, and if you just landed here from Mars, and you looked at that map, you would swear the Republicans won this thing in a landslide, if you didn't know where the population centers are. I guarantee you by county and by square mileage, we skunked 'em!

-Limbaugh, the Vulgar Pigboy

If every county had one vote, Republicans will win every time.  But they don't and people vote instead.  I wish we would have the popular vote win elections instead of the electoral vote, but that's a different story.  Obam won 87 of the 100 most populated counties and even though those counties may look small on the county-by-county map, they represent a large chunk of the population.

-Albert Cirrus

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12 November 08 - 16:45Early Endorsements for 2010 Democratic Senate Candidates to Replace Republicans

Not all of these people will run for the senate, but they are my personal favorite at this point:

Florida-Congresswoman Kathy Castor

Ohio-Congressman Tim Ryan

Missouri-Secretary of State Robin Carnahan

New Hampshire-Congressman Paul Hodes

Kansas-Governor Kathleen Sebelius

South Dakota-Congresswoman Stephanie Herseth Sandlin

Arizona-Governor Janet Napolitano

Other future picks would depend on retirements or scandals.

-Albert Cirrus

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11 November 08 - 22:15At Least He Didn't Kill an Intern this Time

LOL!!!!!

-Albert Cirrus

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11 November 08 - 14:00Thank You Bart

BNA has it's first linker, Bartcop.com.  The link is under "blogs" above Bradblog and below The Blue State.  Bartcop was one of my first online inspirations.  I started reading his daily rants in 2002 and his worldview has influenced me a lot.  Recently I bought one of his "Worst President Ever" shirts and I wear it once a week.  Funny, I've never seen a picture of Bart, but I know a lot about him.

I will try to get others to link to BNA so more can find this site.

-Albert Cirrus

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10 November 08 - 23:33Draft Kathy!

In 2010, Senator Mel Martinez will be up for reelection and it looks like he is unpopular here in Florida.  He won in 2004 by a very small margin to replace Bob Graham even while Bush won Florida by a medium margin.  Some people are saying maybe Alex Sink or Robert Wexler should run, but I'm going with Kathy Castor.  She is the daughter of Betty Castor, the candidate who lost to Martinez in 2004.  She is the current congresswoman of the 11th Congressional District which is Tampa, part of Tampa's suburbs, part of St. Petersburg, and part of Manatee County.  I think she will be best for the job and I will do my part to try to draft her.

-Albert Cirrus

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10 November 08 - 19:43Why Operation Leper Won't Work

Operation Leper won't work because the post-election bashing of Palin is obviously something done by Republican insiders to blame Palin for the election failure.  It is also done to stop her from running in 2012 by rendering her useless so someone else can run.  No candidate will take Redstate's advice when it comes to hiring staffers, the party does not want Palin.  As I said before, they want Jindal or maybe Romney.  To them, Palin can just go pound sand.

-Albert Cirrus

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10 November 08 - 12:19In Response to "me"

the people have spoken

You are right dude, they have spoken.  That does not though make it right.  In 2000, 61% voted in California for a similar amendment to ban gay marriage.  In 2008, that number was 52%.  If the amendment is put up for a third vote, the people will vote to legalize gay marriage.  It took a while for the voters to accept civil rights for black people, it will take time to establish marriage equality.

-Albert Cirrus

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10 November 08 - 12:11Interesting Observation

In 2000 and 2004, the NFL teams were evenly split up into 16 in red states and 16 in blue states.  Now with Obama's landslide, now there are 24 teams in blue states or 3/4 of the teams.  The teams that moved from red to blue are Broncos, Colts, Bengals, Browns, Panthers, Jaguars, Bucs, and Dolphins.  The teams that are still in red states are Cardinals, Rams, Chiefs, Cowboys, Texans, Saints, Titans, and Falcons.

-Albert Cirrus

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08 November 08 - 23:31Dildo of the Week

It was tough, but this week it goes to 52% of the California voters who voted for Prop 8.  I don't care who voted for it, you are homophobic.  Just think about the lives you ruined or lives you are going to ruin.  The Amendment to the Constitution now needs to be challenged.

-Albert Cirrus

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08 November 08 - 23:24Football Picks Week 10

Denver @ Cleveland

New Orleans @ Atlanta

Seattle @ Miami

Green Bay @ Minnesota

St. Louis @ NY Jets

Tennessee @ Chicago

Jacksonville @ Detroit

Buffalo @ New England

Carolina @ Oakland

Indianapolis @ Pittsburgh

Kansas City @ San Diego

NY Giants @ Philadelphia

San Francisco @ Arizona

Baltimore @ Houston

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07 November 08 - 22:41Hey Newsbusters

The website that takes the slightest thing in the mainstream media and claims that it is liberal bias has groundbreaking research:

There’s no disputing that Obama won on Tuesday, but the big blue map published by New York Times seems like a way to overstate the magnitude of the Democratic victory — maybe just to give liberals a nice blue souvenir to hang on their office cubicles, or maybe a subliminal way of pushing the idea of a huge mandate for liberal government.

The map in question is this:

In 2004, we saw shit like this.  Dumbasses.

-Albert Cirrus

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