Is anyone else as sick of this shit as I am?

[davidinalameda]

[madmax]

1. More ..... nt

[dennis4868]

2. Please define the term "shit" for all of us.....

[madmax]

4. I took it as to mean the general

insanity of it all.

[davidinalameda]

6. sounds good to me

:shrug:

[madmax]

7. I hear ya

The stomping in Kentucky, the closeness of some of these races against Tea Bagging idiots. It's mind boggling and depressing. Unemployment, jobs, GOP'ers wanting to slash and burn every social program. It's just too much to handle. It seems to be raining down without stop.

[Crazy Dave]

8. I think it's going to be worse in 2012

I have a hunch that a lot of incumbent democrats are going to copycat tea party candidates.

[madmax]

10. Then I quit voting forever.

Doubt I can leave the country but, I will have to make up my mind - will I vote the lesser of two evils or take a stand.

on edit: I don't think President Obama would go that route. I would vote for him again.

[Crazy Dave]

14. Not Obama but ones who will be in close races with republicans

I can almost see and hear it now. They will even try to harm Obama's reelection just to show that they're now fiscally responsible democrats against deficit spending, entitlement programs and health care reform and that they loved the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy.

[davidinalameda]

12. maybe they'll be honest about what they stand for

instead of jerking us and letting us believe that they're going to try and change things

you know exactly where the teabaggers stand

no question about that

[Crazy Dave]

16. I've seen what a lot of them already stand for

They vote with the republicans most of the time. Democrats in name only. Blue Dogs, Moderates, Reagan Democrats, and now get ready for the Tea Party Democrats in 2012.

[davidinalameda]

17. as a moderate, I find your post highly insulting

[Crazy Dave]

18. Thanks to moderates

There's no single-payer health care and no gay marriage. Democratic politicians refuse to get behind or run away from those two very important issues because they don't want offend you or lose your support.

[davidinalameda]

21. so every moderate politician voted against single payer and gay marriage?

interesting

wrong but interesting

[Crazy Dave]

25. Never said that so don't act like a little kid putting words in other's mouths

Maybe not "all" of them vote against those issues but they damn sure don't support them either and that is correct.

As I clearly stated before, everyone is always worried about offending or chasing off the moderates and independents with things "socialized medicine" and "gay marriage".

Where have you been the last two general elections? Tell me you haven't seen the numerous posts telling our gay DU members that they need to shut up, chill and disappear until after the election because they may chase off the moderates and Reagan democrats and cause us to lose the election. Happens every time so if you missed it the last two times just pay more attention in 2012.

So how do you define yourself as a moderate?

Do you support the wars and a bloated defense budget?

Are you against single-payer health care?

Are you against gay marriage?

Are you against a woman's right to choose?

Are you for extending the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy?

Do you want social security privatized?

All of the above?

[TheWraith]

13. By 2012 the Tea Party will be going down faster than the Hindenberg. nt

[madmax]

15. I just posted something to that affect

Hope you're right.

[dennis4868]

9. yep.....

me too..... I am sick of the tea party and how fraudulent they are......and the repubs getting people to vote for them because they are the party that will create jobs when they have been for the past 2 damn years obstructing any legislation that might create jobs!

[TriMera]

3. Yep. n/t

[teenagebambam]

5. Me three.

[FreeState]

11. The more things change...

The more things stay the same... It's just it gets spun from both sides now.

[joeybee12]

19. I think I know what you mean...

and if I do, then I agree...I am sick of this shit.

[racaulk]

20. Yep, I'm beyond sick of it.

Sigh.

[donco6]

22. Not as sick as I'm going to be, I reckon.

Still one week to go, and then there's the AFTERparty! That always goes so well.

[jonnyblitz]

23. yes but it's been eye opening as well which is good, I

suppose. :hi:

[QC]

24. Prepare for it to get a lot worse next week. n/t

[ThomCat]

26. So few here who claim to be on our side are really hones about

how little they really give a damn about even raising a finger to support our issues.

They'll only help us if it's so absolutely convenient to the point of being meaningless, and has no consequences at all.

If there are any consequences at all, then they think we're moving to fast and being too offensive in the way we're going about things. Any consequences must be our fault, not the fault of those who put up the resistance to our rights.

They just don't get it. :(

And these are our "allies."

What does that say about our enemies?

[ZombieHorde]

27. ...

:hug: