Have you read Ted Baiamonte lately? (The real-life Bob Boudelang)

[SeveneightyWhoa]

Well, a Harvard-educated Bob Boudelang (if what he told me recently is true).

Here's a gem:
http://www.counterbias.com/496.html

Ends with this fabulous quote:
"The Democrats' concern with civil liberties is to simply exploit them, despite the potential deadly consequences, for short term political gain while knowing full well that the Democratic Party's very existence makes a mockery of the civil liberties concept."


Here's a search listing of his stuff (on Counterbias, an otherwise liberal site):
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&lr=&q=+site:www.counterbias.com+%22ted+baiamonte%22

Post your highlights! ;)

[Bozita]

1. Balamonte is no Boudelang, but he gets an A+ for effort

assholery as a genus unto itself

[Kurovski]

2. This sounds rather Boudelangish:

"To believe that world trade does not benefit consumers one would have to believe that one would be richer if he could trade only in his own town, state, or country. Even a monkey can see that, but often not the Democrats."

EDIT: just take out the puctuation for greater affect.

"To believe that world trade does not benefit consumers one would have to believe that one would be richer if he could trade only in his own town state or country even a monkey can see that but often not the Democrats."

[Kurovski]

3. Did she?

"Hillary Clinton said that the military had taken its eye off the terrorist ball..."

Did Clinton really say "terrorist ball"? That would be something to hear.

[SeveneightyWhoa]

4. kick.. just for some Saturday night fun. n/t