Who, Exactly, ARE The 27 % Who Still Support Bush?

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  • ritehook
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    • 08-12-06
    • 2244

    #1
    Who, Exactly, ARE The 27 % Who Still Support Bush?
    There are two small sub-groups we can quckly dispose of.

    First,the current descendants of the retarded Juke and Kallikak families,whose paw and granpaw and great granpaw all voted straight Repulican from the days of Honest Abe, and they ain't about to change now. (Democrats have the same cerebrally-challenged lifers.)

    Then you have the patronage beneficiaries. Congressman Dickhead got old Mrs Kelly's spastic grandson a job in the Federal Reserve, so Ma Kelly, Spassy Kelly and the whole Kelly Klan are forever GoPers ( or Dems).

    But these retards and opportunists surely count for no more than 2 or 3 percent of the Misbegotton Twenty Seven.

    Those folks are concentrated in two strong factions of the American Polit Scene: the Religious Right, and the Gun Lobby, the NRA.

    These folks are the heart and soul of the Bush Believers.

    Georgie didn't give the anti-abortion hallelujah chorus all they wanted, but he gave them enough to have them perhaps beliveing he is the reincarnation of John the Baptist.

    In particular, he gave them a couple of Supreme Court jusices in whom they are well pleased. If he could run for a third term they support him again, as with a few more justices they may see Roe v Wade reversed.

    And American woman, as of old, streaming down to Tijuana to terminate a pregnancy.

    The Bible and Bullets Brigades are the foot soldiers of the 27 percenters. They don't much care how many Iraqis or Iranians, or even Americans are killed, as long the "slaughter of the innocents" can be legally reversed. (OK to slaughter those godless Muslims)

    And the other foot soldiers of the greatest disaster this nation has ever experienced?

    The stalwarts of the NRA.

    I agree completely with defending the Second Amendment. In fact, at one time I was a member (but too busy even to read their magazine, so dropped out).

    But NRA made a big mistake, IMO, in endorsing and helping to twice finance Bush.

    I used to tell goodhearted but anti-gun folks that the Bill of Rights are a whole - if you support 8 or 9 of the first Ten, but oppose one or two, you help destroy them all.

    They all reserve certain key powers to the people. Including arms bearing (tho the writers should have left out that stuff about a "militia.")

    But the same goes for supporting an ally of the 2nd, if that guy is the president, and is busy destroying other Constiturional rights, like the prohibition agaisnt unreasonable search and seizure, habeus corpus,and the like.

    If they go, and Bush and buddies have put them under attack, the 2nd also will be flushed down the drain.

    NRA should support those sentors and congressmen who pledge defense of the 2nd,and refrain from endorsing prez candidates.

    But they can't and won't. And so they take their place in the Ignominious 27.

    The Bible Battalions and the Shotgun Soldiers - the 27 percent wall raised by these worthies have prevented GWB from righteously being impeached, and put on trial for all kinds of crimes and misdeamors, high and low.

    End of rant.
  • robzilla
    SBR MVP
    • 10-25-07
    • 3556

    #2
    the 27% are the hardest of the hardcore. Bush could slap em in the face and they would still be pro Bush.
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    • MonkeyF0cker
      SBR Posting Legend
      • 06-12-07
      • 12144

      #3
      You may have forgotten that we are still in the middle of a quagmire in the Middle East. There are plenty of military families that are of the mentality that they should support the commander-in-chief's directives no matter what the political justifications or strategic missteps the President has laid out. They feel that it is imperative to support the President in a time of war. Anything to the contrary they consider as not supporting the troops, a residual sentiment from the public's reaction during the Vietnam War. I don't happen to agree. However, I know a few people who hold this sentiment.
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      • ritehook
        SBR MVP
        • 08-12-06
        • 2244

        #4
        That could be, MF, but I sort of doubt that any substantial majority of military families support Bush now, especially with the "stop/loss" bullsh1t, that's just like a draft.

        When son or husband is heading back to Iraq for 3rd time, one's faith in C or C surely begins to wane.

        If a majority of mil families still support Bush, it's likely a very slim majority. And maybe just a strong minority.

        I personally know people, a few with strong military ties,who in 2003 and 04 thought he was maybe George Washington resurrected. One elderly lady almost dropped from shock when she asked me, adoringly, what I thought of Bush,and I told her that he should be arrested and tried for treason.

        Now, while she still won't go that far, has little use for him or for his war.

        A lot of the mil families who were four square for George will be voting Demo in Nov, to get their guys home from these neocom disasters
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        • ritehook
          SBR MVP
          • 08-12-06
          • 2244

          #5
          Particularly since Obama wants to dramatically increase the GI Bill benefits, and George and John don't.
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          • Willie Bee
            SBR Posting Legend
            • 02-14-06
            • 15726

            #6
            I'm guessing Scott McClellan isn't among the 27%.
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            • ShamsWoof10
              SBR MVP
              • 11-15-06
              • 4827

              #7
              I support him...

              I figure if someone can not agree with what the troops are doing but still support them then why can't it apply here...?

              I don't agree with what he is doing but I still support the President...

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              • Sportsgirl
                SBR MVP
                • 09-10-06
                • 4493

                #8
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                • RageWizard
                  SBR MVP
                  • 09-01-06
                  • 3008

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Sportsgirl
                  What Obama, Clinton and McCain "want" is to say and do anything to get your vote. What any of the actually "do" remains to be seen, but if the lying sacks of crap their predecessors are, regardless of party affiliation, are any indication, Obama will fair in accomplishing what he "wants" no better than presidents of the past.

                  End of my rant.

                  Sportsgirl endorses none of the above for president. I would just like to be left alone. If that means that I might do something that may harm me so be it, at least I did it to myself. I don't need a nanny Republican government to watch over me by telling me what I can and can't do. The republicans used to be about getting out of the way, now they just want to rule my life. The Democrats will let me do what I want, they just want to tax my ass for it, so I guess like all things, there is a price.
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                  • swede96
                    SBR MVP
                    • 12-05-07
                    • 3875

                    #10
                    I don't know, but god bless em'. I am so damn sick of shaving mine....wait...what were we talking about?
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                    • flyingillini
                      SBR Aristocracy
                      • 12-06-06
                      • 41219

                      #11
                      I support him 100%. I am not even going to go into talking about politics in this forum. It is like religion. You can talk about Religion and Politics until the two people are blue in the face and neither of you is correct. It is just an opinion. I support him and I also have a hard time understanding how a lot of Americans are supporting Obama. That right there is a head shaker.
                      המוסד‎
                      המוסד למודיעין ולתפקידים מיוחדים‎
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                      • ritehook
                        SBR MVP
                        • 08-12-06
                        • 2244

                        #12
                        That Bush was narrowly elected the first time ---- Ok, people had enough of Bill and Monica, and were reacting.

                        But the second time -- this calls into queston the viability of democracy. The populace could not see thru the smokescreen of lies that got us into Iraq. And all the Founders of the Republic stated that an informed and educated people were the foundation of a free land.
                        (Those rumbles you hear are the foundations cracking . . .)

                        I will tho agree that once an historical ball gets rolling - the US is heading to the same graveyard in which Old Rome now rests in peace - it's next to impossible to reverse it. Especially if the decline is slow, like a slow breakdown of an automobile or human body after so many miles.

                        Now, if some cataclysmic events took place to shake the foundations without quite cracking them ..... well, sportsfans, that would be a contest to watch google-eyed!
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                        • ritehook
                          SBR MVP
                          • 08-12-06
                          • 2244

                          #13
                          On the wish of the Religious Right to reverse Roe v Wade:

                          I'm told that before 1970, and the legalization of abortion, a number of American women would make the trek to the Mexican border towns, to have some doctor (hopefully it was one, and not some guy who once read a part of a medical book) do the procedure. (After,I'm told, in some cases having the lady give him a BJ before proceeding.)

                          I have heard that Marilyn Monroe had it done in TJ, before she became a big star. Maybe when married to here first - nonentity - husband.

                          I know that she was at one time a regular Baja vistior. She would go to the famous Hussong's cantina and bar. (Years later, it was a favorite haunt of Whoopie Goldberg.) For decades, a signed photo of Monroe hung high on the big bar mirror. The owner told me that in the early 90s someone stole it.

                          And probably sold it on ebay
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                          • MonkeyF0cker
                            SBR Posting Legend
                            • 06-12-07
                            • 12144

                            #14
                            Yes. This country has done nothing but make great strides in all phases of our lives in the years that Bush has been in office. A robust economy to job cuts, inflation, insanely high gas prices, a crumbling dollar, and a record deficit; from peace to a misguided and poorly planned war; from friendly relationships with overseas allies to tension and distrust... I could continue. It would be logical to support this President. He has brought us so much in the way of peace, harmony, knowledge, understanding, and above all, wealth. How could you possibly want any change with the course this nation is headed? It makes no sense to me. I mean what if Obama gets into office and doesn't give us our $600 economic stimulus checks? That was almost 8 tanks of gas! We'd never get that if Obama were president. I guess it'll be straight to welfare for the majority of us at that point.
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                            • purecarnagge
                              SBR MVP
                              • 10-05-07
                              • 4843

                              #15
                              all of the racists ****s still left in america. Some being elderly that grew up racist...still waiting on them to die yet.
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