thanks for that political compass, it was actually informative (Reply #68)

In the discussion thread: Wingnut Meltdown Over Romney Is In Pandemic Stage [View all]

Mon Sep 17, 2012, 10:20 PM

68. thanks for that political compass, it was actually informative

I fell in the middle of the pack of the Libertarian Left on the international chart. Probably explains why I feel Obama is the lesser of two evils. They really are not that different from each other, usually only differing in degree. Both Obama and Romney are part of the Authoritarian Right as you stated.

I don't see a wingnut meltdown either, I see them not really caring for Romney. They are not enthusiastic about him at all. They are not beaten, not dieing off, and not going away.

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79 replies	Author	Time	Post
Wingnut Meltdown Over Romney Is In Pandemic Stage [View all]	bigtree	Sep 2012	OP
nice post to wake up to. nt	BootinUp	Sep 2012	#1
Yeah, no kidding! BUT DON'T GET COMPLACENT!!!!!!!!!!!	calimary	Sep 2012	#19
Same here in	Cha	Sep 2012	#39
I love it when they are 'eating their own'	Rosa Luxemburg	Sep 2012	#2
Their pandemic meltdown is	malaise	Sep 2012	#3
Make my day!	tama	Sep 2012	#4
Bwaa-ha-ha-ha!! Good one!	randome	Sep 2012	#5
I do think you're right that the impetus for progressive change has always been the product	bigtree	Sep 2012	#7
I'm not very interested in partisan politics	tama	Sep 2012	#15
I think it's more about the political system he faces than anything else	bigtree	Sep 2012	#20
I don't know the man	tama	Sep 2012	#23
Exhibit A = TPP	dreamnightwind	Sep 2012	#61
You make good points. The problem here is that we are in election mode. To criticize the dear	Vincardog	Sep 2012	#24
I know about the election mode	tama	Sep 2012	#29
I almost understand what you just said	Meandering1	Sep 2012	#46
Sorry	tama	Sep 2012	#49
It is Obama's authoritarian handlers in the military industrial complex	Meandering1	Sep 2012	#60
Yeah	tama	Sep 2012	#62
Disagree	dreamnightwind	Sep 2012	#63
I can't really agree with this, sorry. nt	AverageJoe90	Sep 2012	#67
Fair enough. nt	dreamnightwind	Sep 2012	#75
I remember you!	Meandering1	Sep 2012	#73
If we could get the corporate money out of our politicians' pockets	dreamnightwind	Sep 2012	#74
Gandhi	tama	Sep 2012	#77
thanks for that political compass, it was actually informative	pediatricmedic	Sep 2012	#68
Wellcome to DU!	tama	Sep 2012	#70
A simpler version of your post would be appreciated. It appears incompresensible.,	juajen	Sep 2012	#78
Yep	tama	Sep 2012	#79
yes	creon	Sep 2012	#16
Oh, my.	Ikonoklast	Sep 2012	#14
Yes	brush	Sep 2012	#21
At this time, I note that some of the middle-class Democrats are dividing their time between	JDPriestly	Sep 2012	#54
oh	heaven05	Sep 2012	#28
Obstructionism	tama	Sep 2012	#31
ok	heaven05	Sep 2012	#34
Very good	tama	Sep 2012	#38
That was excellent!	dreamnightwind	Sep 2012	#64
Well, then you don't know	Cha	Sep 2012	#41
I will never	tama	Sep 2012	#44
PS	tama	Sep 2012	#52
P.S. You're pushing "fail" and not acknowledging	Cha	Sep 2012	#55
Fail	tama	Sep 2012	#56
Here's some dialogue for ya..	Cha	Sep 2012	#57
By all means vote Obama	tama	Sep 2012	#58
Quien es mas progressivo?	StrictlyRockers	Sep 2012	#69
I like the cut of your jib, sailor! nt.	druidity33	Sep 2012	#65
frum has been an independent thinker for a while now	grantcart	Sep 2012	#6
I like his independent thinking	bigtree	Sep 2012	#10
agreed	creon	Sep 2012	#17
Yea About Frum	liberalmike27	Sep 2012	#26
good analysis nt	grasswire	Sep 2012	#37
Yes but the beauty of it is...	zeemike	Sep 2012	#8
"turning on each other like a pack of crowbar-wielding Tonya Hardings"	BumRushDaShow	Sep 2012	#9
Very positive thread and heartening. I do worry about the ability of copious amounts of money	byeya	Sep 2012	#11
I speculate that this year may prove that multi-national corporations are wasting their money on our	lindysalsagal	Sep 2012	#25
The real problem the Romney campaign has is Americans aren't buying what they're selling.	k2qb3	Sep 2012	#12
. n/t	porphyrian	Sep 2012	#13
So many golden nuggets in this post. Thanks. :) n/t	OneGrassRoot	Sep 2012	#18
hey thats an offensive Tonya harding remark	PatrynXX	Sep 2012	#22
The problem is the party's followership	liberal N proud	Sep 2012	#27
LMAO today But always	fredamae	Sep 2012	#30
Yup, they tend to mostly do what Fox tells them to do n/t	flamingdem	Sep 2012	#32
OMG--This is hilarious: "The problem isn't the campaign leadership; it's the party's followership"	Arugula Latte	Sep 2012	#33
That's exactly right..no leadership	Cha	Sep 2012	#43
Extremism is all the rage:	Bernardo de La Paz	Sep 2012	#45
In all fairness, Frum isn't a Wingnut...	brooklynite	Sep 2012	#35
quibbles	bigtree	Sep 2012	#48
"Axis of Evil"	M_M	Sep 2012	#71
"The problem isn't the campaign leadership; it's the party's followership"	Ganja Ninja	Sep 2012	#36
I have an old FR ID that may be still active	spinbaby	Sep 2012	#40
Be sure to mention that Romney speaks French and loves them! nt	Bernardo de La Paz	Sep 2012	#51
Bonafides: Romney's gonna win in a landslide, could be a massive landslide:	Bernardo de La Paz	Sep 2012	#59
How long will the RICH support crazy Romney?	JohnA1	Sep 2012	#42
One thing Frum won't be tweeting:	JHB	Sep 2012	#47
It's Nice To Know	itssimplestupid	Sep 2012	#50
Just imagine what it would be like if Perry, Bachmann, Cain, or Santorum were the nominee	aint_no_life_nowhere	Sep 2012	#53
Welcome to reality, Mr. Frum	Doctor_J	Sep 2012	#66
I never heard of a teabagger seeing the light.	Hubert Flottz	Sep 2012	#76
Crowbar wielding Tonya Hardings	tavalon	Sep 2012	#72

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