I know this is terribly uncharitable, but I can't resist.
You! Out of the gene pool!
gallery
· 1 year ago
OY ! teh stoopid..... it BURNS.
I think it's a safe bet that this idiot has to wear adult diapers. There's no way he could properly direct a shit from his ass, to the toilet without an illustrated guide.
hrh
· 1 year ago
A product of the US public school system. Sigh.
larz
· 1 year ago
I hate people that blame this kind of ignorance on the public school system. If I remember correctly - Michelle Obama is a graduate of the Chicago Public School system (as am I) and she's doing okay for herself. The best ranked HS in Illinois is and has been for 5 years a public school. This is the result of parents that don't value education.
hrh
· 1 year ago
There are some fantastic schools in the public school system. Bill & Melinda Gates have funded some schools that are turning out terrific graduates. But the vast majority of public schools promote students whether they can do the grade level work or not. (Don't make waves.)
Most administrators are just plain stupid (Read your local newspaper.); most parents are clueless and disconnected (Read the paper.).
Graduates like Mrs Obama are the rare exception. (Read the paper; investigate your local school system; have barf bag at ready.)
EDUCATE YERSELF!!!
larz
· 1 year ago
I am very educated about the state of our education system and the number one factor in our system failing is that parents are not involved or held accountable PERIOD. What do you think needs to happen? You blame the public schools, but I've seen home schooled children that can't think or socialize, I've seen private schools hire teachers without degrees or experience. Parochial schools waste time on religion and other bs.
I for one think that we should only have public schools. Private schools are causeing the problems with equal access, lack of funding, and parental involvement. The public schools need the parents that care enough to be the reformers and role models for other parents. Instead they write the check and send their kids off to what may or may not be a better education.
I went to a public school, my friends went to public schools, my family went to public schools. Most of us went on to college with scholarships and went on to be active and involved citizens with decent jobs. The kids I grew up with that went to private schools are doing okay - but few of them went to college. However, half the kids on my block that went to public schools did go on to college and good ones - Harvard,George Washington, Yale, and Princeton. I get that it's not typical, but possible.
Lolis
· 1 year ago
haha
sukabi1
· 1 year ago
Funny, he can put sentences together better than the current president, but knows even less about our government... I didn't think that was possible. (ok, that was before Ms. Palin entered the scene)
whomod
· 1 year ago
Wow. this is exactly the kind of Republican that makes up the 22% now. Ignorant, uninformed, clueless and oblivious. I really do think these nitwits will make Palin their front runner in 4 years.She after all is the champion of the dumb*sses.
Fireblazes(cheetohsandcatfood)
· 1 year ago
An empty mind is a terrible thing to waste. A blank ballot would seem to be a waste of time and paper.
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
he brought his own crayons though.
Fireblazes(cheetohsandcatfood)
· 1 year ago
I think if they had let him draw a stick figure bush it would have been fine (:^){-<
Fireblazes(cheetohsandcatfood)
· 1 year ago
Now there is a f%cking genius!
Indigo
· 1 year ago
He seems so nice and friendly and willing to talk about his voting experience. I'm fascinated that he didn't know the president can only serve two terms. I'm even more fascinated by his decision to cast a blank ballot. I have to give him credit, he didn't vote for McCain! :)
Brian
· 1 year ago
good lord
Mozart
· 1 year ago
Wow, talk about a special kind of stupid!
dad
· 1 year ago
this is a guy organized religion looks for
a dry sponge
lucky hussein
· 1 year ago
what a disaster. i blame the msm coporate media for causing people to have no damn clue, and to make them think that they don't need one either. well done, corporations..
Fireblazes(cheetohsandcatfood)
· 1 year ago
You can't fix stupid.
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
pepsi... blasts out nose... it BURNS!!!
LOL
lost_nacf_gop
· 1 year ago
"ladies & gentlemen, please give a warm welcome to Mr. Twenty P. Ursent, of East Scrubrush, Oklahoma."
1970cs
· 1 year ago
This guy could probably have a full time career being a focus group of one representing the chronically dim. What type of non fact based attack ads would he respond to the best?
Fireblazes(cheetohsandcatfood)
· 1 year ago
All those undecideds were real people after all!
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
define 'real people'?
Fireblazes(cheetohsandcatfood)
· 1 year ago
As opposed to being a myth.
Patrick_Bateman
· 1 year ago
Seems like an affable guy, but won't be missed from the gene pool.
Except he has a brood of at least 3 or 4, my guess.
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
just to be sure... someone should introduce him to the drunken fun of launching bottle-rockets from his urethra.
houstonray
· 1 year ago
You just made me sit up a little straighter and cross my legs...
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
ray, I doubt you'd ever have to worry about anyone convincing you that was a good idea , drunken or otherwise.
however, PA's don't really hurt.
houstonray
· 1 year ago
I bet PA's don't hurt either...AFTER the fact...LOL
Butch1
· 1 year ago
Isn't it amazing that even as dumb as they are, they still know all the science there is to know about creating their own progeny. ;-)
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
so... exactly how long has this man been living under a rock?
fivelbbass
· 1 year ago
I would like to say "unbelievable," but unfortunately folks like this man are out there which makes it totally "believable." Good thing he preferred Bush over McCain, for whatever reason.
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
the 3% that decided to take away my civil rights in California.
Bostonian_Queer_in_Dallas
· 1 year ago
welcome to idiot america god i hope he has had a vascectomy an indictment of american education
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
he wouldn't know what a vasectomy was... see my comment below.
driver1076
· 1 year ago
Ok guys I truly feel dumber just for watching that moron speak.is this what it takes to be a repuke nowadays
percol8r
· 1 year ago
tabula rasa
dacnova
· 1 year ago
Why do so many comments assume this guy is a product of US schools? He could be a drop out, or been home schooled, or gone to a private christian school.
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
or the product of first cousins marrying... several times over.
Fireblazes(cheetohsandcatfood)
· 1 year ago
Are not all of the things you mentioned as American as this genius? Dropouts are still products of the American schools, home schooling is American, as is a christian school.
dacnova
· 1 year ago
Not all dropouts are the fault of the school, home schooling is a bigoted response and harmful to children, and not all private schools are first class. I went to Catholic school for 12 years and for my home town, got a substandard grade school education but a superior high school education (minus the more than a decade it took me to deprogram myself from the religious fairy tails that kept me in the closet until I was 34).
Fireblazes(cheetohsandcatfood)
· 1 year ago
Gee, I think you should lighten up a little.
Butch1
· 1 year ago
Ding, ding, ding!!! You are correct, Number 3 is the correct answer!!
Patrick_Bateman
· 1 year ago
I'm sure most of you have seen 'Idiocracy'.
AngelaChanning
· 1 year ago
Bwahahahahahahahaha
foxy
· 1 year ago
The title should say...an "American Voter Speaks"
Butch1
· 1 year ago
The voice of the republican party speaks. Amazing . . .
cole3244
· 1 year ago
wtf, now thats the face of the low information voter, maybe now we know how some on the right don't think!
Rab
· 1 year ago
Too many like this and nation is doomed, "Ignorance can be fixed, Stupid is forever".
An_American_Karol
· 1 year ago
A few weeks ago, friends and I were discussing the seemingly ignorant electorate in support of McCain/Palin, One of my friends told me if I wanted to get a feel for the people who support Palin, not necessarily McCain, and continue to support Bush (ie: the 22%), I should read Greta Van Susteren’s blog on Foxnews.com.
Here is an example: ” Comment by clara November 11th, 2008 at 5:13 pm i have read all the comments on here and some of them are right down brainwashed by oboma and his believes. So Go Palin Go in 2012 .it’s time women wake up and smell the roses that the gov. i for men only and don’t want a woman . women had to protest to have a right to vote so when and one attacks a woman expecialy those women who didn’t like need to take a good look at their daughters and say youcan’t be vice president or president because i as a woman and your mother doesn’t believe it would be a thing for you . you will be a teacher, a sectary, or a news writer. but never a vice president or president. i still will never trust oboma their’s just something about him .i just don’t trust him. We need a real change in the next 4 yrs. a woman so go palin go 2012”
And this one: Comment by ellen November 11th, 2008 at 5:01 pm “BO” people - please go blog on your own networks - Fox is for the intelligent, American people…
What is truly amazing is that this very ignorant and stupid people can always find their way to the polling booth.
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
given that they believe all the propaganda told to them... we should start a spam email letting them know that the election is on the 6th next time.
Butch1
· 1 year ago
Who knows, it may just work. ;-)
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
speechless.
An_American_Karol
· 1 year ago
I had to read it three times in my attempt to understand her meaning. I particularly enjoyed the one who thought Fox was for the "intelligent, American people". LOL
Older_Wiser
· 1 year ago
I wonder what this brain trust thought when Palin said her message to "girls" was that they have to work twice as hard, run twice as fast, etc. as men to make it in the world. My question would have been, "Why?"
By Palin's reasoning, a black woman would have to do 4 times as well as a white man, exponentially speaking. ; )
MyVoice
· 1 year ago
I had a very long belly laugh reading the conspiracy theories over there that I had not heard yet- Obamas do not celebrate Christmas, we will close libraries, Circuit City is in bankruptcy due to Obama policies- ect. Wow what a bunch of ignorant Fox followers. They even bash Fox hosts that do not grovel at Palins feet!
LeftCoastOracle
· 1 year ago
OMD this is appalling. Do you suppose English isn't his first language?
EllaDisenchanted
· 1 year ago
I wonder how many of these crazies think Palin was the FIRST female VP nominee. I really think they think they are something special for waiting 25 years to get repeat Dem history. Losers. Or in terms they understand "Loosers".
houstonray
· 1 year ago
WHAT. A. MAROON.
Kansaskitty
· 1 year ago
Duhhhh.
And not only did he not know presidents can't serve more than 2 terms, he thinks Bush has done a good job! I'd like to know exactly what he thinks Bush has done a good job at?! I missed it somehow....
LeftCoastOracle
· 1 year ago
And he obviously thought George Bush was on the ballot
PeteWa
· 1 year ago
I'm surprised that Palin didn't swing it for him... although I did hear a little swoosh in his vowels, so maybe... I doubt he even has a clue if that is true, one of those who would say at the end of his life "so that's why I get hard around guys, I'm gay!?! Who knew?"... but for whatever reason, he was oblivious to the only real factor Lipstick brought to the Feeble Ticket.
A few years ago on a roadtrip traveling alone in a sudden storm, I spent a very scary evening and night in the FLDS territory bordering Utah and Arizona. At the only available restaurant, FLDS owned, the threat from males was palpable, their ugly stares never leaving me inside or outside the building, and the curiosity of the females was...I don't know the word to describe it - a combination of resentment and curiosity and very unsettling. One very young waitress, maybe 13 or 14, excitedly whispered her questions to me as she wrote my order: Why didn't I have a man with me? Where was I going? Did I have a boyfriend? Had I ever been to California? Freedom! That's what I represented to her. I almost told her she could come with me and I considered this with tears in my eyes, so sorry I felt for her and her circumstances. In my motel room I set booby traps near the windows and the door to wake me if someone decided to teach me a lesson (For what? Daring to be an unaccompanied female?), and I do not spook easily. During the night there was a loud thud against the window, and the next day I was horribly sick with something like food poisoning. A big bright spotlight needs to be shined in many corners of our society, but most citizens are fine with looking to the Muslim world for the threats to us, refusing to recognize and deal with the mean truths right here.
An image of Gray has now surfaced in the Midland Daily News (online edition at OurMidland.com). The newspaper said the image shows Gray, 30, protesting the election of Barack Obama as the 44th president of the United States. And to top it off, Gray is dressed in his KKK robes while standing at a busy intersection in Midland. His protest was held in front of Garber Chevrolet at the corner of Eastman Avenue and Saginaw Road in Midland and lasted 15 or 20 minutes.
Police told the Midland Daily News that Gray was exercising his First Amendment rights. What was Gray’s protest about?
“I feel white people feel more oppressed,” he said. “We’re basically told as white people we can’t have any organizations. We’re ruled by communists.
“It’s not just about Barack Obama. It goes deeper than that.”
According to the Midland Daily News report, Gray then went on to say the election of Obama to the presidency was the impetus for him to make the walk on Wednesday. The report fails to note that Gray is Michigan GOP precinct delegate for Midland.
Gray was one of three candidates who ran unopposed for three open delegate seats in Midland in the Republican Aug. 5 primary. As a precinct delegate, Gray serves a two-year term and is expected to attend all state Republican conventions and to run campaign activities in the Saginaw-area precinct for Republican candidates.
Stevious
· 1 year ago
moron.
Rev_Sacrilege
· 1 year ago
You are NOT smarter than a 5th grader.
People like this are the reason our founding fathers restricted voting to landowners. Jeez.
bob915
· 1 year ago
Which is worse...........................this pud showing up to vote for no frikking body or Keith Olberman having the gall to declare he doesn't vote so he can keep his journalist's creed? The result is the same-----a net negative result. dumbasses
An_American_Karol
· 1 year ago
Olbermann did more to get people to vote than his single vote is worth. I won't knock him because he doesn't vote for president.
WDemDem
· 1 year ago
I am so with you on that!
bob915
· 1 year ago
I gotta kindly disagree----His special comment about the prop 8 debacle would have carried a lot more credibility if he would have walked his own walk------if you do not exercise your right and privilege to make your wishes known via the ballot, you have no business complaining about any electoral result. One of my neighbors always volunteered at one of our local women's clinics, helping with the adies who were afraid of their first mammogram.....................she died of breast cancer last year because she couldn't bring herself to do the same-----you see the tragic paradox here?
LeftCoastOracle
· 1 year ago
Unfortunately Keith Olbermann's legal residence is not in California so he couldn't have voted against Prop 8 in any case.
LeftCoastOracle
· 1 year ago
Many journalists do not vote in the presidential election: Jim Lehrer (News Hour on PBS) does not vote either.
gwpriester
· 1 year ago
Maybe he knows something we don't about Bush's third term?
SouthernYankee
· 1 year ago
Believe or not there are educated college grads that would have voted for Bush again if he could have run. She said he has done well for small business. I told her she'll do better under Obama.
gwpriester
· 1 year ago
I got a real eye opener in 2004 when Bush came to Bernalillo, New Mexico to give a speech supporting "small business". The small business where Bush gave his address is huge and probably has revenues in the millions. This is what the republicans consider a small business. And I am sure the owner of the company probably gave a substantial donation to Bush's campaign. What most of us would consider a small business, the republicans would consider small potatoes.
gonzalez
· 1 year ago
This is how Bush was elected twice. With idiots like this, who needs terrorists to destroy this country. We'll destroy ourselves from within!
SouthernYankee
· 1 year ago
Yep you are right it is Palin/Bush base. You betcha
Nick_the_Dog
· 1 year ago
This guy has to be an actor. He was way to "Forrest Gump(y)". Then again maybe he was one of the character studies that Tom Hanks used.
slappymagoo
· 1 year ago
At the risk of sounding all nit-picky and Cliff Clavin-esque (and someone can feel free to correct me), even though Bush can't serve a third term, this guy is still allowed to vote for him as a write-in candidate, isn't he? I mean, it may be the most perfect definition of a wasted vote (short of voting for a dead person or someone equally ineligible - too young, not a native American), but if this guy really wanted to use his vote to make a statement, that statement being "I'm dumber than a bag of wet hammers...uh, I mean, I want 4 more years of Bush" he's entitled, right? It's just that, in this bizarre scenario, even if a hypothetical 2-term President gets enough write-in votes to tehcincally win the election, he still wouldn't be able to serve.
As far as I'm concerned, a vote for a Bush third term was a vote against a McCain first term. I'll take it, as anyone like that probably never would've voted for Obama.
LeftCoastOracle
· 1 year ago
I'm sure he could have written in Bush but am not sure it would have been counted. I believe the candidate would have had to register as a write-in candidate in order for any votes to be counted.
Older_Wiser
· 1 year ago
Double negative and all.
English Major Gotcha Regiment
Older_Wiser
· 1 year ago
Is that the campus of a community college or some other educational institution? You don't suppose that guy teaches...OMG!
mauro7inf
· 1 year ago
...Yep.
beltman713
· 1 year ago
This answers the question, "What kind of a moron still supports George Bush?"
KSUwildcat
· 1 year ago
I'd like to respond to the person who wants to blame the public school system. I have taught in the public school system for 30 years. The biggest factor in a student's success is having involved parents who participate in their children's education. There are students who are self motivated, but there are many who can't be bothered to take notes, do homework, attempt to complete quizzes and tests and then beg for extra credit when they discover they are failing. I'm all for teacher accountability and I use all sorts of varied activities to get my students engaged, but every year I get more and more discouraged. Until the students are the ones held accountable, we are just spinning our wheels. I have very few students who are incapable of passing Algebra I in the two-year course created for the slower student. They know if they screw off, they will get all sorts of assistance and intervention. Don't get me started on No Child Left Behind. We have dumbed down the curriculum just to look good on the tests and the top students are missing out on a more rigorous and challenging curriculum. Principals will admit this fact but will tell the teachers that this is the game we must play. I'm sorry to be such a pessimist, but please know that teachers are working harder and harder and students are working less and less.
allisonst
· 1 year ago
I am 99% sure that is Churchill High School in San Antonio, TX and he's wearing an Adelita Tortilla Factory work shirt, which is based here in SA.
therepguy
· 1 year ago
It just provides that some republicans are simply dumb ass's!
If this guy is an example of republican educational effects... I want none of it!
RitornaVincitor
· 1 year ago
Someone that stupid should have voted for McCain.
LeftCoastOracle
· 1 year ago
I'm stunned. How on earth could a person who was obviously registered to vote not know that George Bush wasn't on the ballot. I'll give him some slack on the term limits thing but how could he not know that Bush wasn't on the ballot? Unbelievable.
Gorgonzola
· 1 year ago
This guy is about as bright as most of my Repub-stupid friends.
Gorgonzola
· 1 year ago
I thought Americans were the dumbest people on earth until I saw an illustration over a urinal in Spain that showd how to aim th penis when peeing.
Caritina
· 1 year ago
Being spanish and living in Spain I've never seen that.
FuzzyandBlue
· 1 year ago
Of course this guy was a Bush voter! Just like his beloved Prez, he also is 100% clueless about that pesky lil piece of paper we like to call The Constitution.
All Comments
ahh the joy of an informed citizenry!!!
You! Out of the gene pool!
I think it's a safe bet that this idiot has to wear adult diapers. There's no way he could properly direct a shit from his ass, to the toilet without an illustrated guide.
Most administrators are just plain stupid (Read your local newspaper.); most parents are clueless and disconnected (Read the paper.).
Graduates like Mrs Obama are the rare exception. (Read the paper; investigate your local school system; have barf bag at ready.)
EDUCATE YERSELF!!!
I for one think that we should only have public schools. Private schools are causeing the problems with equal access, lack of funding, and parental involvement. The public schools need the parents that care enough to be the reformers and role models for other parents. Instead they write the check and send their kids off to what may or may not be a better education.
I went to a public school, my friends went to public schools, my family went to public schools. Most of us went on to college with scholarships and went on to be active and involved citizens with decent jobs. The kids I grew up with that went to private schools are doing okay - but few of them went to college. However, half the kids on my block that went to public schools did go on to college and good ones - Harvard,George Washington, Yale, and Princeton. I get that it's not typical, but possible.
(:^){-<
a dry sponge
LOL
Except he has a brood of at least 3 or 4, my guess.
however, PA's don't really hurt.
god i hope he has had a vascectomy
an indictment of american education
Here is an example:
” Comment by clara
November 11th, 2008 at 5:13 pm
i have read all the comments on here and some of them are right down brainwashed by oboma and his believes. So Go Palin Go in 2012 .it’s time women wake up and smell the roses that the gov. i for men only and don’t want a woman . women had to protest to have a right to vote so when and one attacks a woman expecialy those women who didn’t like need to take a good look at their daughters and say youcan’t be vice president or president because i as a woman and your mother doesn’t believe it would be a thing for you . you will be a teacher, a sectary, or a news writer. but never a vice president or president. i still will never trust oboma their’s just something about him .i just don’t trust him. We need a real change in the next 4 yrs. a woman so go palin go 2012”
And this one:
Comment by ellen
November 11th, 2008 at 5:01 pm
“BO” people - please go blog on your own networks - Fox is for the intelligent, American people…
http://www.toonopedia.com/bizarro1.htm
By Palin's reasoning, a black woman would have to do 4 times as well as a white man, exponentially speaking. ; )
And not only did he not know presidents can't serve more than 2 terms, he thinks Bush has done a good job! I'd like to know exactly what he thinks Bush has done a good job at?! I missed it somehow....
http://www.wdsu.com/news/17956884/detail.html
Here's pics of the murderers or those associated with this KKK clan murder:
http://www.wdsu.com/slideshow/news/17957814/det...
A few years ago on a roadtrip traveling alone in a sudden storm, I spent a very scary evening and night in the FLDS territory bordering Utah and Arizona. At the only available restaurant, FLDS owned, the threat from males was palpable, their ugly stares never leaving me inside or outside the building, and the curiosity of the females was...I don't know the word to describe it - a combination of resentment and curiosity and very unsettling. One very young waitress, maybe 13 or 14, excitedly whispered her questions to me as she wrote my order: Why didn't I have a man with me? Where was I going? Did I have a boyfriend? Had I ever been to California? Freedom! That's what I represented to her. I almost told her she could come with me and I considered this with tears in my eyes, so sorry I felt for her and her circumstances. In my motel room I set booby traps near the windows and the door to wake me if someone decided to teach me a lesson (For what? Daring to be an unaccompanied female?), and I do not spook easily. During the night there was a loud thud against the window, and the next day I was horribly sick with something like food poisoning.
A big bright spotlight needs to be shined in many corners of our society, but most citizens are fine with looking to the Muslim world for the threats to us, refusing to recognize and deal with the mean truths right here.
http://michiganmessenger.com/8087/midland-gop-p...
An image of Gray has now surfaced in the Midland Daily News (online edition at OurMidland.com). The newspaper said the image shows Gray, 30, protesting the election of Barack Obama as the 44th president of the United States. And to top it off, Gray is dressed in his KKK robes while standing at a busy intersection in Midland. His protest was held in front of Garber Chevrolet at the corner of Eastman Avenue and Saginaw Road in Midland and lasted 15 or 20 minutes.
Police told the Midland Daily News that Gray was exercising his First Amendment rights. What was Gray’s protest about?
“I feel white people feel more oppressed,” he said. “We’re basically told as white people we can’t have any organizations. We’re ruled by communists.
“It’s not just about Barack Obama. It goes deeper than that.”
According to the Midland Daily News report, Gray then went on to say the election of Obama to the presidency was the impetus for him to make the walk on Wednesday. The report fails to note that Gray is Michigan GOP precinct delegate for Midland.
Gray was one of three candidates who ran unopposed for three open delegate seats in Midland in the Republican Aug. 5 primary. As a precinct delegate, Gray serves a two-year term and is expected to attend all state Republican conventions and to run campaign activities in the Saginaw-area precinct for Republican candidates.
People like this are the reason our founding fathers restricted voting to landowners. Jeez.
One of my neighbors always volunteered at one of our local women's clinics, helping with the adies who were afraid of their first mammogram.....................she died of breast cancer last year because she couldn't bring herself to do the same-----you see the tragic paradox here?
As far as I'm concerned, a vote for a Bush third term was a vote against a McCain first term. I'll take it, as anyone like that probably never would've voted for Obama.
English Major
Gotcha Regiment
If this guy is an example of republican educational effects... I want none of it!
Just like his beloved Prez, he also is 100% clueless about that pesky lil piece of paper we like to call The Constitution.