I don't know who Jame Frye is either, as a matter of fact, I have never heard of him (I don't think) until today.
What I do find amazing, is folks like James Frye's whole mental dementia, and their continuous attempt to revise history. In this case, Mr. Frye has attempted to revise even the most recent facts.
The truth is, that Marxists such as Mr. Frye were resoundingly defeated not only in 2010, but since the conservatives who took over State houses and Governorships around the Nation started initiating their agenda of reducing deficit spending, at the State and Community levels of government, to the far left's dismay, the majority of Americans were clearly in favor.
Frye points to the demonstrations by a very small, but vocal minority, such as in Wisconsin, and there was truly a belief by many far left Anti-Americans that when Governor Walker of Wisconsin, Governor Kasich of Ohio, Governor Scott of Florida and other conservative Governors started the move to limit the unions of public employees, and reel in deficit spending at the State and local level, this would cause an outcry and the American public would somehow see the light, and flock to the "Marxist/Socialist/Obamaesque" platform, and clearly this hasn't happened! Just the opposite has happened!
The best example, where incumbent Supreme Court Justice David Prosser handily beat "Marxist/Socialist/Another Moonbat Who Wanted To Legislate From The Bench" challenger, JoAnn Koppinger. As is usual, far left extremists attempted to steal this election, but there were too many eyes, from across the Nation for them to get away with this....The election was a huge mandate, and a huge defeat of the "Liberal/Socialist/Progressive" movement, in that they did all that they could do to get the vote out, and sway their fellow Wisconsiners to send a message to Governor Walker. These Moonbats such as Frye had their asses handed to them.
Now, Frye would like to hold dear, and put a little spin on the fact that he had a bunch of teachers and their students in Madison carrying placards and in general acting as if this was some turning point of the sweeping sea change that is taking place in this Nation.
It wasn't. The flirtation with socialism is over in this Nation, and no matter how hard Frye or any of his brethren attempt to spin, change the facts, revise history, or just outright lie, won't change what is really going on in this Nation. As much as they hate to admit it, the Tea Party represents the majority of Americans, from all walks of life, all political persuasions, sexual orientation, gender, socio-economic strata, etc., etc., etc.
Moonbats hate that...
On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 3:36 PM, Bruce Majors <majors.bruce@gmail.com> wrote:
I think James Frye is heterosexual. He's a big fat pink blob with a beard. Looks like Santa. (He writes for all the leftist blogs and you can find his pic on FaceBook and such) Think he used to work for a union or ACORN or some such--(I'm gay and if I had AIDS I'd be tempted to give it to him I find his writing so vile, but fortunately that is not my problem.Incidentally, a long time Republican women activist I know in DC who was friends with Terry Dolan (wiki him), the guy who started the National Conservative Political Action Committee and helped foment the Reagan Revolution, and who died of AIDS, feels sure Dolan was targeted by gay leftists, who knew he had casual sex with people he had met in bars etc, and deliberately gave him AIDS to kill him and wipe out a major conservative organizer. So maybe gay libertarians and conservatives should be careful when they sleep with strangers or gay leftists!)
On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 9:28 AM, <nitr@com> wrote:
He is one commie SOB no doubt. I'm betting butt boy has AIDS.In a message dated 4/24/2011 7:39:42 A.M. Central Daylight Time, majors.bruce@gmail.com writes:
Hmmm. Relentless Obama fascist spammer and blogger James Frye has cancer.Karma gets them somtimes
Saturday, April 23, 2011
The Worm Has Turned
I've been fighting cancer so I haven't written much so here goes.
Even with that going on, there is something going on that has made me happy and sad at once. Namely how things have turned since the elections of 2010.
I was told by my friends on the right how devastated I was going to be on election night because the "Marxists" would soon be out of power. I'd be just a quivering, weeping little pile they told me. Well, I'll be the first to admit that last November could have been better and we did have our asses handed to us when it came to the House. Always the optimist, I took what comfort I could over the fact that even with the losses in the Senate we managed to hang onto that and the President was still a Democrat so the nuttier ideas from the House GOPers would go nowhere. Some things were going to slip through though, given how the Democrats bend over backwards to avoid annoying the other side too much.
I was also bemoaning that so many of our side decided to stay home last November as well but I wasn't surprised that it happened either. The less ideological Democrats were being bombarded with a pretty steady diet of how either evil Obama was or how he had "betrayed" the progressive cause since he was actually in office. The atmosphere was pretty darn negative when it came to our President and by extension the message being sent out was why bother voting, you're just going to get screwed no matter who gets in.
The Republicans, as is their wont, read the elections wrong. Instead of seeing it as the beneficiaries of low voter turnout and a successful campaign from both the far right and left to demonize President Obama, they saw it as a resounding endorsement of their ideas. ALL of their ideas, even the ones they neglected to mention on the campaign trial. So they went for it, policy-wise first in Wisconsin by going after the hated unions then going after Medicare and Social Security.
Then something very interesting happened.
I don't know which one it was but somewhere along the line people hit the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back. Maybe it was the public unions being attacked or the push to privatize Medicare and Social Security but one of them did it without question. Then something happened that my friends a bit further left than I had promised and I doubted would ever happen - things had finally gotten so bad that the people woke up.
Suddenly state capitols were overcome with protesters. People were out on corners, waving signs at passing motorists. They even shut down phone exchanges with their actual phone calls to actual legislators, state and federal. People were actually doing more than signing online petitions, they were out of the house standing up to the right live and in person.
In normal times, that would be a signal to the party doing things that all these people didn't like to back off a bit. But the Republicans, tone deaf as always, had convinced themselves that they still held the majority position and decided to double down on it. How did they accomplish this? First they threatened to shut down the government if they didn't get their way entire but cooler heads prevailed that time. Those same heads lost it when their "genius" Representative Paul Ryan came out with his budget for 2012.
This was a wishlist of every thing the Republicans have wanted to do ever since the South went from solid Democratic to pretty-solid Republican. Make Medicare into a voucher-like system instead of the single payer system it is now, cut back Social Security, defund NPR, Planned Parenthood and even more like cutting food stamps and school lunches. Now, it would have been bad enough for them if this budget abomination had just stayed in the realm of "proposed" but they had to go that one more step and go ahead and pass it in the House.
Oops.
Big boo boo. Now there's actual votes to have to defend to the folks back home. No denying that or saying you really meant to do something else there.
The Republicans are now getting a taste of what they try so hard to avoid: reality. The new Tea Bag members of the House are holding town halls while they're off and instead of friendly crowds shouting down pesky liberals they're finding they are the ones being shouted at and not in a good way. Why, their "courageous" Rep. Ryan even got BOOED by a home district crowd.
Knowing the Republicans, they'll ignore even these clear signals and go even further with their policies.
Election night 2012 just might be a lot more fun than the one in 2010 was.Posted by James Frye at 1:41 PM
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