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Quotes
"Most people don't even realize that the bad guys in that
Red Dawn reboot are supposed to be Grover Norquist."
-- LOLGOP
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He thinks he did a great job for Mitt
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When Romney imploded in September and the blame game began, lots of blame
got dumped on top strategist Stuart Stevens. Not surprisingly, Stevens has penned
a defense and it’s delusional, divisive and unbelievably stupid.
In his Washington Post Op-Ed, Stevens seems to argue that Romney practically won,
because he won a majority of voters who make more than $50,000 a year.
“That means he carried the majority of middle-class voters,” Stevens claims.
What a skewed, self-serving way of dividing up the world.
First of all, most Americans make less than $50,000; they’re not some tiny fringe group.
Also, most people who make up to $50,000 consider themselves middle-class.
They’ll enjoy Stevens consigning them to the pool of low-income Obama dependents.
And the notion that voters who aren’t middle-class don’t matter is disturbing,
but no surprise coming from the guy who backed Mr. 47 Percent.
Maybe Ryan will get this Stevens guy to run his campaign in 2016.
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Did 'Anonymous' Stop Rove Theft?
Group says Rove, GOP crooks got hacked Thanks to Chris for the link
Link
On Election Night, viewers watched in shock as Karl Rove refused to accept the call,
confirmed by Fox News analysts, that Ohio had gone to Obama.
A release claiming to be from hacker collective Anonymous alleges there was more behind
Rove’s freak-out than first met the eye. The group says that it foiled Rove’s attempt to steal
the election in Florida, Virginia and Ohio by using the GOP’s ORCA system.
Two weeks prior to Election Night, a typical Anonymous video was released warning Rove
against rigging the election. “We want you to know that we are watching you, waiting for you
to make this mistake of thinking you can rig this election to your favor,” Anonymous’
ubiquitous Guy Fawkes character warned.
Then, following Obama’s win and Rove’s very public outburst, a group calling themselves
“The Protectors,” believed to be comprised of Anonymous hackers, sent a letter to election
transparency non-profit, Velvet Revolution, claiming to have thwarted attempts by GOP
strategists to flip votes and rig the election in three swing states. The Protectors claim that
they installed a password protected firewall to block attempts to digitally rig votes:
WOW!
This might be a big story - if America had a free press.
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Subject: fiscal cliff could be opportunity for Republican to expand base
The President and the Democrats clearly won the tax the rich election and the Republicans lost
defending the top 1% even with them pouring billions of untraceable money into the election.
Republicans could be smart and take this opportunity to embrace the ideas of helping the poor,
middle class, and the rest of the 99% of America and get rid of their reputation of being crazy
and sold out to Wall Street.
If Republicans, for example, were to embrace reality and start acting like reasonable people they
could cut into the Democratic base and do better in future elections. I encourage them to do so.
I'd rather vote for the party that accomplishes the most rather than the party that scares me the least.
Marc Perkel
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Today's Mystery
Car
Link I'll bet nobody out there ever drove one of these...
Subject: last issue's Mystery Car Link
For the 1988 model year (to 1993) Lee Iacocca cynically decided to once again recycle
the (obsolete from the start) 1981 K car chassis in order to hoodwink the public into
believing that the steaming pile of crap, called a Dynasty, was a legitimate contender
against the Taurus, the Camry, and the Accord. This was a continuation of the
"Customer is my enemy" philosophy of Chrysler management.
Here is a true story that is totally representative of the service that a Die-Nasty would
provide it's hapless owner. A coworker received a low mile used one as a gift from his
father in law. Believing that he was the recipient of a favor, instead of the victim of a
cruel practical joke, Mike proudly drove it up from Dallas and faithfully poured a fortune
into that constantly broken down P.O.S. until his Wife refused to drive it or even ride in it.
The fact that the Die-Nasty was gratefully replaced by a horrible new 2003 Chevy Cavalier
should tell you something of the quality the Die-Nasty.
mechadacef
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Link I'll bet nobody out there ever drove one of these...
Subject: last issue's Mystery Car Link
For the 1988 model year (to 1993) Lee Iacocca cynically decided to once again recycle
the (obsolete from the start) 1981 K car chassis in order to hoodwink the public into
believing that the steaming pile of crap, called a Dynasty, was a legitimate contender
against the Taurus, the Camry, and the Accord. This was a continuation of the
"Customer is my enemy" philosophy of Chrysler management.
Here is a true story that is totally representative of the service that a Die-Nasty would
provide it's hapless owner. A coworker received a low mile used one as a gift from his
father in law. Believing that he was the recipient of a favor, instead of the victim of a
cruel practical joke, Mike proudly drove it up from Dallas and faithfully poured a fortune
into that constantly broken down P.O.S. until his Wife refused to drive it or even ride in it.
The fact that the Die-Nasty was gratefully replaced by a horrible new 2003 Chevy Cavalier
should tell you something of the quality the Die-Nasty.
mechadacef
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Gifts
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everyone on your list
Herbert Herbert Hospitalized
Has God had enough?
Link
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Pat Robertson Goes Crazy?
How can we tell? He's making sense!
Link
Republicans throwing Grover Norquist overboard? We love that, but something more profound
is shaking the philosophical foundations of the GOP. I'm talking about a tumult of Biblical proportions...
Remember Marco Rubio responded when asked if he knew how old the Earth was?
"I'm not a scientist, man. I can tell you what recorded history says, I can tell you what the Bible says..."
Pat Robertson has explicitly derided the belief that the Earth is only 6,000 years old as false.
"Look, I know that people will probably try to lynch me when I say this, but Bishop Ussher wasn't
inspired by the Lord when he said that it all took 6,000 years. It just didn't. You go back in time,
you've got radiocarbon dating. You got all these things and you've got the carcasses of dinosaurs
frozen in time out in the Dakotas."
Look at the religious nut telling people to knock off the crazy talk.
Pat Robertson says we should listen to science.
Pat Robertson says the Bible isn't meant to be taken literally.
How old am I?
Gay marriage, legal pot states, right-wingers getting handed their asses...
Will I live long enough to see legal online poker?
Pat Robertson: "Legalize Pot"
If only our president was as enlightened at Pat Robertson
Link
“I really believe we should treat marijuana the way we treat beverage alcohol,” (as opposed to that fancy
gaseous alcohol that some people use) Robertson said in an interview. “I’ve never used marijuana and I
don’t intend to, but it’s just one of those things that I think: this war on drugs just hasn’t succeeded.”
Robertson has now apparently fully embraced the idea of legalizing marijuana, arguing that it is a
way to bring down soaring rates of incarceration and reduce the social and financial costs.
If Robertson comes out for legal online poker he's got my vote.
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Health Update
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Know your Supermodels
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Subject: Last issue's supermodel Link
Hey, Bart:
Love the Supermodel pix.
Reminds me a bit of your Mystery City page--beautiful pictures of places I will NEVER visit.
Don in Vancouver, WA
PS--We don't know how the pot law will be set up yet--stay tuned.
If/when CO and WA go pot-legal, won't Nevada have to follow?
Will Vegas let alllllll those tourists spend their money in other states?
Send e-mail to Bart
Keep me posted on WA and CO
We still have frequent flyer miles AND Mrs. Bart flies free until the end of the year
so we'd like to visit Colorado or Washington state if they open their stores to the public.
I also read that the Colorado law applies to everyone currently in the state.
You don't have to have a Colorado ID to enjoy God's Flowers,
which will no doubt cause a flood of tourism - don't you think?
Send e-mail to Bart if you have any news
Today's Wildlife Photo
Link
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Today's Mystery
Celebrity Photo
Link
Subject: last issue's Mystery Celebrity Link
Bart, last issue's Mystery Celebritiy is Leslie Uggams.
She appeared in her own television variety show, The Leslie Uggams Show in 1969.
This was the first network variety show to feature an African-American host
since the mid-1950s Nat "King" Cole Show.
candy
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Link
Subject: last issue's Mystery Celebrity Link
Bart, last issue's Mystery Celebritiy is Leslie Uggams.
She appeared in her own television variety show, The Leslie Uggams Show in 1969.
This was the first network variety show to feature an African-American host
since the mid-1950s Nat "King" Cole Show.
candy
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Subject: RE; hey from bart - thanks
Look, there were times you kept me sane and from feeling alone in this state that used to be Red.
Those sorry SOBs will never rest.
So we NEED people like you out on the 'net. The graphics alone are great!
C'mon people pony up a little something for this man, this site.
I don't always agree with him but I sure like his style!
Sel in Jax
Subject: Donation to Bartcop in their name for the holidays
All you free readers: you are probably out there right buying junk nobody wants,
from China, and doing it for people you don't really like.
How about telling them you made a donation to Bartcop in their name??!!
Think about twice the satisfaction you'll get from supporting the guy with great commentary
and great graphics, AND pissing off your Rethuglican family members at the same time.
Plus, this is a quality American product.
I did it and you should too!
Sel in Jax
Sel, that was a very nice donation - thanks.
Subject: Bart, I have an offer for you
Yo Bart,
LETS DO THIS:
I will match anyones donation up to $250 in the next 10 days.
You have done a great job inspiring all of us out here in the informed electorate.
I tell everyone of my friends about your site. BTW, good idea of the Amazon tie in.
Keep hammering and hang in there, you are an inspiration
to the majority of the sane folks out here on the internet.
Long time fan
Fundraiser to Keep Bartcop.com Going
It's been a while since we had a fund-raiser.
Subscribers are way off, donations are way down, but we still have a lot of readers.
Back in the old days, when people had jobs, we raised $6,000 once.
(It kills me to see other Lefty sites appeal for money:
"We need $30,000 by Friday - can you help?")
Bartcop.com is worth saving, right?
Times are tough, and I realize people can't contribute like they used to
but I'd already be gone if it wasn't for Mrs. Bart kicking in her paycheck.
Even the purchases on Amazon.com are down - waaaay down.
Hopefiully that'll pick up some as Christmas gets closer so I think Amazon
is my best chance of staying on the web - at least that's a temporary fix.
PLEASE remember to use the Amazon link when you shop online.
I can make it till the end of the year, and since Amazon pays two months late,
I can see me staying alive until late February, but I can't make it thru next year
on what's been coming in lately.
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Today's Mystery City
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Subject: last issue's Mystery City Link
Bart, that is Lake Union in Seattle Wa.
Michael A
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What is today's History Mystery?
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Subject: last issue's History Mystery Link
Bart, the photo in last issue's History Mystery shows Humphrey Bogart,
Lauren Bacall and Katherine Hepburn returning to London from the filming
of “African Queen” in 1951.
The BOAC on the airplane stairs represents British Overseas
Airways Authority, which pre-dated todays British Airways.
Monish
Subject: last issue's History Mystery
Hey Bart,
From left to right: Lauren Bacall (Bogie's wife), Humphrey Bogart, and Katharine Hepburn,
returning to London after the filming of The African Queen in 1951. Ms. Hepburn is holding
a couple of bows (as in bows and arrows) that she brought back as souvenirs.
That's what a Master's Degree in Cinema from U.S.C. will do for you.
Lew in Texas
Subject: donation
Bart, don't need stickers; no time to listen to Bartcop radio,
just some thanks for your site,
David in Parlier, CA
David, thanks for that.
Humor can get us thru the worst of times so we will keep on.
As my buddy Ray Coleman used to say, "Never quit!!"
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