Scariest Poll, Ever!

[Matt J]

Impeach, no. And the whole Gay thing, no. I am a conservative Independent (formerly Republican), and have a lot of gay friends. I do, however, think Obama is Solcialist in ivery sense of the word. Puttting money in the government's hands does not create wealth...only welfare.

And as far as KOS goes...Moulitsas Zuniga is a former young republican gone liberal. Almost in the same mold as that lunatic pastor-"The Reverend Wright". They use their military service as a"shock" feature. Like its supposed to give their policies creedence because they somehow see both sides. He aquires almost all of his data from liberals. Even some conservative Dems stay away from this site. Not a real good place to pick up advice or even use as a reference.

Luckily the Republicans can stand high in regards to never whoring out their military careers. Oh wait...

 

[Linda]

Markos Moulitsas, publisher of the influential progressive Web site Daily Kos, commissioned a poll, which he released this month, designed to show how many rank-and-file Republicans hold odd or conspiratorial beliefs -- including 23 percent who purportedly believe that their states should secede from the Union. Moulitsas concluded that Republicans are "divorced from reality" and that the results show why "it is impossible for elected Republicans to work with Democrats to improve our country." His condescension is superlative: Of the respondents who favored secession, he wonders, "Can we cram them all into the Texas Panhandle, create the state of Dumb-[expletive]-istan, and build a wall around them to keep them from coming into America illegally?"

I doubt it would take long to design a survey questionnaire that revealed strange, ill-informed and paranoid beliefs among average Democrats.


Why are liberals so condescending?

 

[Teresa]

Markos Moulitsas, publisher of the influential progressive Web site Daily Kos, commissioned a poll, which he released this month, designed to show how many rank-and-file Republicans hold odd or conspiratorial beliefs -- including 23 percent who purportedly believe that their states should secede from the Union. Moulitsas concluded that Republicans are "divorced from reality" and that the results show why "it is impossible for elected Republicans to work with Democrats to improve our country." His condescension is superlative: Of the respondents who favored secession, he wonders, "Can we cram them all into the Texas Panhandle, create the state of Dumb-[expletive]-istan, and build a wall around them to keep them from coming into America illegally?"

I doubt it would take long to design a survey questionnaire that revealed strange, ill-informed and paranoid beliefs among average Democrats.


Why are liberals so condescending?

interesting thought.

the article you linked is very well written

Why are liberals so condescending?

and quite frankly I tend to agree with nearly all of it. I came across an interesting response article... all great insight and good food for thought. I'm not fond of the words used in either articles: condescending or idiots. we have enough political labels to apply to one another already. once again, I would like to say that none of these labels really apply to anyone. most of us are total mutts.

Liberals Wouldn't Have to be So Condescending if The People Who Disagreed With Them Weren't Such Idiots

Nick Gillespie | February 5, 2010