Thursday, December 04, 2014

Another legacy of the moron in the White House.

We have the government we deserve.  I'm sure the leftists are thrilled that a COMMUNIST country has now replaced us as the economic superpower thanks to the scumbag we elected.


  

Remember what I said about Michael Sam not being good enough for the NFL?

Well, as I said, Michael Sam was never going to make it in the NFL.  And I also said he'd blame it on being gay... as if a football gave a damn.  I postulated at the time that the Rams likely regretted wasting a draft choice on this clown after it became clear what his focus truly is:
See, if he were all about football... all about the job... all about the team?  He'd have done a much better job preparing himself for the combine AND he would have understood that the whole world does not agree with his choices AND he would have understood the fact that when it comes to the bottom line, his San Francisco street festival response to the Ram's mistake, provided deliberately for the cameras set up to "capture the moment," might not have been all that appropriate. 

And, at the press conference he'll have after he's given his outright release? 

He'll finally come out and say.... you guessed it.... he was cut from the team because he is gay.

Because that's how he rolls.
 

For me it's just a damned shame that he failed to understand that his spectacular flame out as a player will have negative consequences for all those who go on after him, much like the abysmal failure of Obama will have horrific consequences for all those of a minority who run for president. 

The first filter people will run them through will be that of Sam.  They'll shake their heads.  They'll run away in droves from the very idea that a late round draft choice can live on being a prima donna. 

Had Sam been a consummate professional... had he kept his mouth shut (So to speak) and outed himself after he was cut (As most 7th rounders... gay or straight... are inevitably cut) and kept his sexual preferences out of it, then he could truly have been judged by his skills and abilities... or lack of skills and abilities... alone. 

But that doesn't fit into the faux equality the ilk demands.  That doesn't fit into the "gay-as-victim" routine.  And as the NFL rues the day they got this clown, and other players are punished for daring to speak their minds if they disagree.... the cancer that Sam has made himself into... which is separate and distinct from what he is... will become more relevant than ever.
So, what does he have to say about failing?  Do I even need to ask?



MICHAEL SAM: I'M NOT IN THE NFL -- BECAUSE I'M GAY...

I don't give a rip that this guy or any other is gay except to the point that someone else being gay impacts me, personally, through act or legislation.

But my judgment of his fitness to play in the NFL was based on a sorry combine appearance and a great many other elements... all of which were dwarfed by his militant homosexuality and his own personal agenda.

In the end, if he wants to play, he needs to understand two things: first, you've got to be good enough TO play.  He should know what it takes with his brief exposure (For lack of a better term) to the NFL AND he should know that most teams won't put up with a cancer in the locker room (Google Percy Harvin and LaGarrette Blount) for long.

STFU about who or what you have sex with.  Become good enough, strong enough, fast enough and SMART enough to play, and then go back.

But if you don't make it, man up and tell the truth: you aren't good enough, and that your playing the "gay" card was only an act to get you in.

Because this outcome was entirely predictable, just like you whining and sniveling about.

Stuff THAT in your cake and eat it.

Wednesday, December 03, 2014

GOP piles on Kimsey: Updated

The list of violations related to Greg Kimsey's multiple violations of law in his capacity of auditor/chief cheerleader for the Charter continues to grow.

At the outset, I believe that the CCGOP should, as an intermittent step, boot him out of the party.  I'm still waiting for that.

That said, here's the latest on RINO Greg Kimsey.

The rag, of course, refers to:
While the GOP's request for an investigation into Kimsey is one sign of divisions within the local Republican ranks, it's not the only one regarding the longtime auditor.
The only "division" is that one, Kimsey appears to have broken the law and 2. Kimsey appears to have cut his ties to the GOP by allowing his hatred of David Madore to enable him to ignore the GOP's position in opposition to the Charter.

That, of course, is his privilege politically, but not legally.  Much like it's the GOP's privilege to politically punish him for it by "Boldting" him.

It will be interesting to see what Golik does.  My guess: he'll decline to act.

Then the GOP has to launch their own investigation per the rules, including use of their subpoena power to build a case.

And I do look forward to either of those things happening.

UPDATE:

I've noticed the C3G2 haters are out in droves,  Molehill Moeller has stuck his foot (Or something) in his mouth again, and all of these fringe-leftists are whining about the "GOP eating their own."

Well, first, they never hold their own accountable unless they're named Tim Sheldon.  These same hypocrites would dance over Sheldon's political grave: gleefully.

They put the H in "hypocrite." 

In fact, weren't many of these same scum saying the same thing about Boldt?

And how'd that work out for them?

I love the taste of their tears:

County to file injunction against CTran: violated process on taking seat away from county representation.

I'm sure the haters will be pleased:  After all, they are SO about process, aren't they?


County to file injunction against C-TRAN
Posted: Wednesday, December 3, 2014 5:12 pm 0 comments 
The Clark County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously Wed., Dec. 3, for its prosecuting attorney to file an injunction against C-TRAN to stop the process of taking one seat away from the county on the C-TRAN board of directors, Commissioner David Madore said. 
“We assert C-TRAN violated state law by not following the public meeting notice requirement,” he said. 
The Composition Review Committee met Nov. 18 and voted to reduce the county’s number of seats on the C-TRAN board from three to two. Madore contends that special committee did not publish in the county’s general circulation newspapers the time, place and topic of the meeting 20 days before the meeting was held, as state law requires. C-TRAN also did not publish the information on its web site, he said. 
“This is not an objection to the outcome” of the vote,” he said. “This is saying that whatever C-TRAN does must follow state law.” 
A full story will be in the Dec. 10 edition of The Reflector.

The "two-job" scam the haters are running.

First, I said scam and I meant it.

Democrat Senator Tim Sheldon is also a Mason County Commissioner.  He's done both jobs for years and has been repeatedly elected to both jobs, also for years.

Those morons who think it can't be done or that, at some point, the legislative goal will conflict with the county goal are just looking for reasons to oppose another Republican.

Do you believe we'd be reading this tripe if it were, say, Annette "Clueless" Cleveland who was doing this?  The fringe left would have nothing to say about it.

Some moron claims that "Rivers will have trouble in the 49th."

Anyone running county-wide to the right of Mao has trouble in the 49th.  So what?  Who cares?  then that same slimeball goes on to lie by saying " I don't think we are ready to forget how she misrepresented us in Olympia before sinking this generation's hope of replacing the I-5 bridge."

Clearly, one of the biggest problems the left have around here is they're just plain ol', run of the mill, stupid.

"Representing us?"  Who's "us?"  You got a rat in your pocket?

Rivers did an absolutely EXCEPTIONAL job representing not only her district, but this entire county, save for the fringe-left haters.

And then this scumbag wrote: "As a result, vindictive folks like me instruct our legislators to vote against any action in Olympia that benefits the 18th."

As a result, when they ignore your gibberish in Olympia, then what?

"In other words, the petulant hatred of fringe-left whack jobs like this is utterly meaningless.

And I know that it sucks to be ignored because you're a member of a tiny minority of leftist nutbergers.

And that you're not sure why anyone would vote for her goes to the heart of the democrat idiocy infesting this county... and why so few actually get elected.

By the way, every time these fringe-left nut cases snivel about the CRC Scam getting killed, that merely strengthens the hand of those who killed it.

So, by all means, keep it up...

Which led to this response from Mussolini Mikey "Mr. 36%" Briggs weighs in like the snake he is:  (And keep in mind the fact that Mussolini was just, this past month, destroyed at the polls in one of THE worst defeats this district has ever seen.)


  • Mike Briggs ·  Top Commenter · 1 at Candidate - WA ST House
    Ben, two lines from your statement above are critical for me:

    "...sinking this generation's hope of replacing the I-5 bridge."

    "she seems to have no problem poisoning relationships in Clark County as long as she gets a political reward for doing so."

    Ann Rivers is a very good politician. She is a good chess player, smart, decisive, can be quick but is this all that makes up a good leader? No. One must be altruistic and one who holds good values beyond personal ambition. Unfortunately, I must question her motives. I see a lot of ambition with Sen.Rivers. There really is no reason she should want to also be a Clark County legislator along with her State of Washington duties, unless, one desires to have your fingers in two huge pots of government at the same time. Folks- this can be dangerous.

Even after the Titanic ass kicking he just suffered, Mussolini STILL doesn't understand why he was beaten like a rented red-headed step child.

That Mussolini hypocritically questions River's motives (And this little worm has no motives of his own, right?) is but one symptom of why the electorate of this district kicked his ass sideways.

Fortunately, what Rivers does, does not do, or wants to do isn't up for your judgement, save for your cancerous vote.

And, of course, this knuckle-dragging mouth breather has apparently never heard of Tim Sheldon, who does both with relative ease, of Monica Stonier, who did the same.

And then, this simple idiot still doesn't look at himself as the chief treason he got his head handed to him him by a light weight like Brandon Vick:


  • Mike Briggs ·  Top Commenter · 1 at Candidate - WA ST House
    Tom Thurman, you are correct with one of your statements, "...Republicans were elected by the citizens of Clark County and won fair and square." But your next statement, "the other side can't find candidates that can win", is not entirely accurate. The other side, the Dems, did have good candidates, that was not the problem. The problem was the Dems themselves did not vote. If my own party's members would have been active in their own behalf, the candidates fielded in the last election would have fared much much better.
 Many of those sniveling here whine because no democrats were elected.  A previous commenter pointed out that the dems field turds like Mussolini who get clobbered.

Instead of accepting that he ran a terrible campaign and that even the democrats in the 18th believed he sucked donkey balls so they refused to vote for him, he blamed the turnout.

Who is responsible for the lack of turn out?

If the candidates the fringe-left insist on running don't even reflect the values of the democrats who live here, then why would they remotely believe that democrats would turn out to support them?

See, that's the difference.  To be a fringe-leftist nutter like Briggs is to wrap ones-self in a cocoon of self-delusion.

Briggs' political effort was destroyed for a reason.  And this is the kind of tripe he spews now, clearly showing that he learned nothing from his embarrassment, much like he failed to learn that no one cares what he has to say... about anything.

After all, they don't call him Mr. 36% for nothing.