College freeper on CNN

[smbolisnch]

This guy is giving me the creeps.......
He has seriously shifty eyes
:scared:

[kokomo]

1. He said Bush is the TRUE PROGRESSIVE in this election!

Straight from his Mormon missionary stint.

[EmperorHasNoClothes]

2. HAH! He just said the rumors of a draft are "flatly true!"

great Freudian slip!

[dogtag]

3. The young lady is ripping junior Gillespie a new one! LOL

[Piperay]

4. That guy was

full of shit! :puke:

[Hoffnung]

5. Photos

[Downtown Hound]

12. In the dictionary under

smarmy, cowardly, ignorant, stupid, lying little bitchy weasel boy it should have have a picture of this guy.

[Career Prole]

6. They all do...and they talk much too fast.

The reason for that is because they have no need to deliberate...their answers are all memorized.
They're like aggravating little machines.

[mconvente]

7. man...

what a fucking bitch ass motherfucker. Why dont you go back to your bitch ass job at abercrombie you spikey haired sissy boy.

[cornermouse]

8. He looks healthy. He's the right age.

He likes the war. So why hasn't he joined up? Oh, right. He's too good, too smart, too valuable to get shot at in Iraq.

[Catt03]

9. Oh yeah...he's reliable: College Republicans

He is one of these. You'd think he would not want to mention this organization,,,,

The College Republican National Committee has raised $6.3 million this year through an aggressive and misleading fund-raising campaign that collected money from senior citizens who thought they were giving to the election efforts of President Bush and other top Republicans.

Many of the top donors were in their 80s and 90s. The donors wrote checks — sometimes hundreds and, in at least one case, totaling more than $100,000 — to groups with official sounding-names such as "Republican Headquarters 2004," "Republican Elections Committee" and the "National Republican Campaign Fund."

But all of those groups, according to the small print on the letters, were simply projects of the College Republicans, who collected all of the checks.

And little of the money went to election efforts

snip

College Republicans serve as the party's outreach organization on college campuses. The group has been a starting place for many prominent conservatives, including Bush adviser Karl Rove, anti-tax activist Grover Norquist and former Christian Coalition executive director Ralph Reed.

Guess this is where they learned how to run disgusting campaigns

oops http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/politics/2002075044_repubs28m.html

[Iris]

11. I think they're calling themselves "Generation GOP" now.

:puke:

[mediaman007]

15. In twenty years they will be in Congress!

I'll be close to 80 by then; hope the world will be a better place and these GOP "SS" will be irrelevant.

[smbolisnch]

10. I believe the children are our future.............

Truly frightening! :puke:

[GRLMGC]

13. Dude

all College Republicans looks stupid.

[sandnsea]

14. And rips on Democrats

What is with these people? If they aren't sneering at Democrats, they've got nothing to say. How can somebody so young be so venomous? What kind of responsible adult would encourage that behavior in a kid? It's unbelievable. We're going to be dealing with these people for a long, long time. :(