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Conservative Oasis

Conservative Oasis

A place for interacting with other Conservatives, Republicans, Libertarians, and operatives of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy
Chris Jones
Spencer
Chris Jones
Chris Jones
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Obama’s Poll Numbers Keep Heading Down | Americans Against Obama - http://www.americansagainstobama.com/2009...
Chris Jones
Chris Jones
Gateway Pundit: Just Nuts... Obama Explains Why He Is Siding With Marxists On Honduras - http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2009...
Wow, what a dishonest analysis. Zelaya was forcibly _exiled_ from office (edit: and the country altogether) for trying to hold a non-binding referendum aimed at a first step towards extending his term in office. I see no reason why he shouldn't have been taken to court for defying his Supreme Court, but this was a coup. - Andrew C
The WSJ article you cited in an earlier thread quoted one guy as saying that if Obama backed the coup, Latin America - which mostly opposes it - goes over to Chavez by defaut. What do you think of that argument? ( http://online.wsj.com/article... ) - Andrew C
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Democrats Admit That Their Cap and Trade Bill Is a Job Killer - Peter Roff (usnews.com) - http://www.usnews.com/blogs...
Chris Jones
Chris Jones
Chris Jones
Did the toppling of Saddam Hussein lead to recent events in Iran? - By Christopher Hitchens - Slate Magazine - http://www.slate.com/id...
Chris Jones
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't HuffPo allow anyone to set up a blog, just like DailyKos or RedState? - Andrew C
Liked for Andrew's comment. - MVB
You're wrong - Chris Jones
Daily Kos allows Olbermann to blog on their site. - Michael Forian from iPhone
... and? My point was that blaming HuffPo for user content is weaksauce. Besides, KO is a fairly sane dude. - Andrew C
Chris Jones
Hot Air » Blog Archive » Breaking: Palin to make an “announcement” in Wasilla at 3 p.m. ET - http://hotair.com/archive...
With about 17 min left to go, I'm going to guess a run for the Senate. - Andrew C
Andrew, she's quitting as governor because she can't take the strain. EPIC FAIL! - Bill Sodeman
Man, don't cross Dave Letterman. - Andrew C
Chris Jones
Chris Jones
how does this 'Chavez stooge' storyline fit in with reports that Latin American right-wingers like Mexico's president have also denounced the coup? - Andrew C
Here's an interesting article: http://bit.ly/EkpCE that explains why Obama is backing Zelaya. Because of our past history with coups in that part of the world, Obama is trying to show that he's against coups under any circumstances. U.S. Diplomats have been working in Honduras for weeks to prevent Zelaya from being ousted, but eventually the military stopped answering the phone and went... more... - Chris Jones
"Moves to try to stay in power through the ballot box have become increasingly common in Latin America." ROFL - Andrew C
Chris Jones
Chris Jones
Chris Jones
Spencer
So Where Are All Those New Jobs, Obama? | Americans Against Obama - http://www.americansagainstobama.com/2009...
Chris Jones
I don't get it. If the new government is the rightful "Democratic" government of Honduras, why did they decide to take away the freedom to assemble, right to free movement, and allow the police to break into people's homes during the new curfew to arrest people without a warrant? http://www.reuters.com/article... - Craig
another interesting post - http://www.correntewire.com/hondura... - Craig
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This is going to drive the Libs nuts :-) - Brian
the only people who watch them do not have jobs . - Lisa Hopkins
? Lisa Most of them are on during the evening. - LLL
I <3 O'REILLY! - Michael Forian
One more reminder of why I'm glad I don't have a tv. I don't like these types of shows. It doesn't matter what part of the political spectrum they belong on. They just don't appeal to me. - Katy S
Chris Jones
Chris Jones
Spencer
NY Democrats Wouldn’t Stand for Pledge of Allegiance | Americans Against Obama - http://www.americansagainstobama.com/2009...
Chris Jones
He's been married two less times than Giuliani or Gingrich... honestly, it's not like being an adulterer really hurts your political fortunes for more than a couple of years at most. (and yes, I mean for both parties.) - Andrew C
He's untrustworthy and unfit to hold office. It doesn't matter what party he represents. - Ian Geldard
Oh, you're just saying that because he skipped town for a few days in secret and left the question of who's in charge unclear. =) - Andrew C
LOL @Andrew. - Anika Malone
I'm not one of these people who's obsessed with social issues. I normally wouldn't call for someone to resign over an affair. However, when someone is that reckless (disappearing on Father's Day weekend to Argentina) and then makes a fool out of himself on television talking about crying in Argentina, etc. it becomes a bigger issue. Moreover, he continues to seek out the camera every... more... - Chris Jones
Chris - no need to insult high school girls. :-) - Katy S
My bad :) Believe me, I used to love high school girls - Chris Jones
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Great spin, Chris. So whether or not Zelaya was right to seek a change to his country's constitution, are you suggesting that it's appropriate for the military to unilaterally decide when a president is in violation and depose him? - Andrew C
the military didn't unilaterally decide anything. The supreme court in Honduras ordered the military to remove Zelaya because he was acting outside the constitution. Zelaya is a Chavez stooge who's been trying to rewrite Honduran constitution so he can become a dictator just like Chavez. The military didn't take over, but merely removed him from power. The guy who was next official... more... - Chris Jones
The right wing in Latin America - Honduras excluded ? - is also denouncing the coup. - Andrew C
And in Iran, they had an election. The military didn't come in and exile Mousavi. False equivalence. - Andrew C
"beautiful example of democracy in action" is if anything, a more breathtaking spin than the MSM right-wing pundits, who've only gone so far as trying out Newspeak phrases like 'military impeachment'. - Andrew C
Speaking of 'meddling in the electoral affairs', ISTR that when there was an attempted coup in Venezuela (successful for about 48 hours), Bush made soft squishy noises about being able (eager?) to work with the new regime. And there was no election there, it was a straight up coup. - Andrew C
If he was acting outside the constitution, why wasn't he detained by the police and put into jail? Why did the military have to intervene, and take him to ANOTHER COUNTRY?! That's democracy? Really? - Alejandro
Andrew, I think it's probably more accurate to say Iran pretended to have an election. - Chris Jones
Well, it's certainly true that every candidate, Mousavi included, was Revolution-approved. - Andrew C
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The Rightosphere Temperature Check For June: Sanford, Atheists, Health Care, Oh My! - Right Wing News (Conservative News and Views) - http://rightwingnews.com/mt331...
Keith (aka Tsudohnimh)
Creepy, revealing quote from White House staffer - Glenn Greenwald - Salon.com - http://www.salon.com/opinion... (via http://friendfeed.com/us-poli...)
Chris Jones
Chris Jones
Hot Air » Blog Archive » Audio: Democrat “close to nauseated” over MJ moment of silence - http://hotair.com/archive...
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