Liar LIAR(Creep Alert)

[Cha]

Last edited Tue Jan 7, 2014, 01:08 AM - Edit history (1)

That's Eric Cantor.. Swarm personified.



[font color=blue]EDIT[/font]

The CURE..

[pacalo]

1. He must be referring to his *sugar* mommies & daddies.

[Cha]

3. I think you've got it, pacalo!

These two clowns and spouses..

Koch Brother's Political Network by Charlie Pierce

kpete http://www.democraticunderground.com/10024289009

[Berlum]

43. + 1

[Cha]

46. Brilliant!

[sheshe2]

6. Bingo~

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

2. Which moms and dads?

Does he mean Muffy's and Tad's mummy and daddy, who need to have plenty of money to be sure Muffy and Tad can keep taking their riding and lacrosse lessons and won't have to drop out of Uppercrust Academy and go to some low-class public school?

[Cha]

4. Or is he just Lying his damn head Off.. trying to Fool his

Victims while sucking their life's blood?

[Spitfire of ATJ]

25. It's the old "pull yourself up by your own bootstraps" kick em off aid teaching moment.

[Bradical79]

5. Yeah, he gives me the creeps

More so than a lot of idiotic Republican politicians.

[Cha]

7. That's why I gave the warning, Bradical..

Cantor is especially swarmy and actually tied with scruz. There's another one too but I can't think of his name right now.. oh well!

[sheshe2]

8. We need more than garlic to ward off his evil.

A stake through the heart would work, if he had one.

Damn, he makes my skin crawl.

The GOP just loves to hate the 99%!

Excellent graphic, Cha.

GOTV 2014

[Cha]

10. Cantor: One of the Main Enemies Of Anti-Poverty..

There's really not enough garlic in the world to ward of Eric Cantor's evil bloodsucking.. but this might do it..

[Rex]

9. Well nobody ever stopped him from lying before.

I'd love to see someone on air call him a clown.

[Cha]

11. Eric Cantor in Full Blown 1984

Mode.

[Cha]

12. Kick for Update!

[PotatoChip]

13. About the NASCAR funding;

what is up w/that?

My nephew is a fan so I took him to a race in NH for his B-Day (about a decade ago). That was the first time I noticed an 'Army' car. I'm assuming they serve as a sponsor of some sort, but would have no clue as to who the driver is/was. And if I am right about the sponsoring, I'm wondering what the point of it is, and how much something like that would cost.

Does anyone know off-hand?

I've been curious ever since I became aware of it, but not enough to waste my time looking into it.

[Cha]

14. No sorry, PotatoChip..

I don't know but the more people who see this about the Lies of Eric Cantor the better chance of getting your question answered.

K&R.. thank you, PC

[PotatoChip]

15. Ok, thanks Cha.

[ChisolmTrailDem]

39. Apparently for the purposes of product/service promotion, NASCAR has been determined to

attract a demographic that the Army thinks would make great IED targets.

Also apparent is that that strategy wasn't working for the Army:

...


John Myers of the Army Marketing and Research Group said that it was cutting ties with NASCAR because "the bottom line is the return of investment has got to make enough sense. … and the decision was made in the case of NASCAR that we could invest those resources into other things that would have a higher marketing payoff for us."

Myers said that the Army will spend $8.4 million on its NASCAR program this season, a total that includes a 12-race sponsorship for Ryan Newman's No. 39 Chevrolet.

Asked if it was a case of not getting enough recruits for the money spent, Myers said, "That's right. … It's a tough call, but our job is to do the analysis to do those kind of calls."

...

http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sports/motor/nascar/story/2012-07-10/Army-wont-return-to-NASCAR-in-2013/56126666/1

Ryan Newman was the drive of the Army sponsored #39 of Stewart-Haas racing.

[PotatoChip]

44. Ah, that makes sense.

I assumed it was something like that.

It's infuriating to think of the so many more worthy things that $8.4 million could have covered.

Thank you very much for the info ChisolmTrailDem.

[Mopar151]

51. The military uses NASCAR as a recruiting tool, it's a good fit.

The Military has used motorsports as a recruiting tool since the ,70's, at least. Any direct support of NASCAR events is advertsing, plain and simple.

I take issue, in a major way, with using NASCAR, or motorsports in general as an equivalent for backward, right-wing, or nasty politics. It's a misguided cultural predujice, driven by ignorance. If anyone has specific issues around this , talk to me - i'll try to explain. But please don't use a cost-effective ad buy by the military (who, specifically, needs gearheads for a technical military), as an example of bad juju from Cantor.

As far as money goes - I understand that sponsorships at this level can run $10 million/year. The teams are VERY conscious about giving bang for the buck, and the fan base knows how things work - sponsor loyalty far outstrips other pro sports.



Link to a USA Today piece on the controversy: http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/opinion/forum/2011-04-19-NASCAR-goes-to-war.htm

[freshwest]

16. Only one word for him and his friends:

They smile in your face...

They smile and smile and smile...

Dirty, dirty, dirty, yeah...

[Cha]

19. Excellent freshwest!

Thank you~

Another version.. The O'Jays..

[freshwest]

30. O'Jays were so good. I loved them and the rest of Motown. Miss it. n/t

[ChisolmTrailDem]

40. Motown, some of the best music in rock history. Still a big fan. n/t

[spanone]

17. he's a nasty piece of work

[Cha]

21. Understood, spanone.. link to freshwest's word for Eric Cantor and his Ilk..

BackStabbers!

[sheshe2]

18. Vote them out!

Cha!

[Cha]

22. Thank Goodness, she.. all the manure ted scruz is

shoveling on the tv stations isn't working! Talk about "creep alert".

Love the Graphic.. mahalo, she

[SCVDem]

20. Pity he doesn't shovel his own snow

and suddenly find a need for Obamacare.

I'm down to applying for welfare because of pricks like Cantor!

There aren't enough expletives I can delete to confer my feelings for this smarmy motherfucker!

[Cha]

23. I hear ya, SCVDem.. that's why I

think quotes from Cantor and what he's really been doing is Uber Important!

[Initech]

24. ...

[Cha]

27. I'm guessing..

Shoulda mentioned LIARS without batting an eye. No. Remorse.

P.S. thanks for the Graphic, Initech

[freshwest]

32. Their eyes say a lot when they look at you:

I have known a vast quantity of nonsense talked about bad men not looking you in the face. Don't trust that conventional idea.

Dishonesty will stare honesty out of countenance, any day in the week, if there is anything to be got by it.

~ Charles Dickens

[Cha]

34. Perfect freshwest! I know sometimes

shy people don't especially keep looking at people in the face constantly but Sociopaths do.

Perfect quote from Charles Dickens.. of all people!

[Aerows]

26. He still looks like the manager of the asshole store.

Sour looking dude.

[Cha]

28. That's 'cause he

is! Bam@!

[Cha]

29. ..

[Cha]

31. ..

[hfojvt]

33. swarm?

or smarm?

but that doesn't fit either.

Perhaps this kind of swarm

[Cha]

35. ..

[Cha]

36. KICK

[treestar]

37. kick

typical right winger

[lonestarnot]

38. Fuck the liars!

[yellowcanine]

41. "I'm from the Republic Party and I am here to help."

[Cha]

42. ..

[Scurrilous]

45. Thanks Cha!

K & R

[Cha]

47. Thank you, Scurrilous!

[Cha]

48. ...

[Warren DeMontague]

49. Someone should tell Dude he's not Elvis

The sneer thing doesn't work for him.

[Cha]

50. Kick

Cantor

[Cha]

52. K&R

[Jamaal510]

53. EC and the rest of the GOP suck at helping people. nt

[Cha]

54. They're so proud at the way they excel at

Orwellianese. "We here to help "