Comments on: Echo Chamber – Eight Years Later, The Truth http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/ Unfair ... Imbalanced Sun, 22 Nov 2009 06:38:09 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Seriously? You No Jokey? :: FITSNews http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/comment-page-1/#comment-44809 Seriously? You No Jokey? :: FITSNews Mon, 05 Jan 2009 04:58:27 +0000 http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/#comment-44809 [...] - Oh, and an extra special thanks to the voters of South Carolina for making all of this possible way back in 2000 … yet another example of our awesome education system paying [...] [...] – Oh, and an extra special thanks to the voters of South Carolina for making all of this possible way back in 2000 … yet another example of our awesome education system paying [...]

]]> By: McCain Hires Tompkins :: FITSNews http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/comment-page-1/#comment-38750 McCain Hires Tompkins :: FITSNews Tue, 21 Oct 2008 14:26:36 +0000 http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/#comment-38750 [...] indication, however, Tompkins’ “assessment” will likely involve the same sort of shady tactics that his goons employed against McCain in 2000, tactics many attribute to his defeat that year at [...] [...] indication, however, Tompkins’ “assessment” will likely involve the same sort of shady tactics that his goons employed against McCain in 2000, tactics many attribute to his defeat that year at [...]

]]> By: The Push Polls Are Here | FITSNews For Now http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/comment-page-1/#comment-7550 The Push Polls Are Here | FITSNews For Now Thu, 17 Jan 2008 05:55:23 +0000 http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/#comment-7550 [...] polls, of course, were a heavily-used smear method in the 2000 South Carolina Republican Primary, a bitter battle that has earned the Palmetto State a [...] [...] polls, of course, were a heavily-used smear method in the 2000 South Carolina Republican Primary, a bitter battle that has earned the Palmetto State a [...]

]]> By: Tim http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/comment-page-1/#comment-6814 Tim Tue, 08 Jan 2008 03:20:27 +0000 http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/#comment-6814 I can't speak for Quinn, McCain, or Slugs, but I can guarantee that Quinn is not being paid by Ron Paul. I can’t speak for Quinn, McCain, or Slugs, but I can guarantee that Quinn is not being paid by Ron Paul.

]]> By: shaggy http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/comment-page-1/#comment-6684 shaggy Sun, 06 Jan 2008 05:24:12 +0000 http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/#comment-6684 so my question at the end of the day is this...is Richard Quinn and Slugs now being paid by both McCain and Ron Paul? and Yes, I wrote the Nellie Olsen posts to draw out this fire fight... waiting on sled, oh yeah old man Robert Stewart retired so my question at the end of the day is this…is Richard Quinn and Slugs now being paid by both McCain and Ron Paul? and Yes, I wrote the Nellie Olsen posts to draw out this fire fight…

waiting on sled, oh yeah old man Robert Stewart retired

]]> By: Tim http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/comment-page-1/#comment-6537 Tim Fri, 04 Jan 2008 15:19:42 +0000 http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/#comment-6537 A note on my blog above: Oran says he's not sure I'm his friend any more. To elaborate: No, I don't think he's a racist. In fact, I'm certain that Soskis would insist that I'm a much bigger racist myself than Oran. But Soskis is moron. The real point: anti-racism is 100 times more dangerous than the Orwellian trump card of political correctness. That's why an irreverent website like this is such a good development. Anyone interested in a closer look at this phenomenon should read the essay by the NYC (by way of Vegas) Jewish economist Murray Rothbard on anti-anti-Semitism: http://www.lewrockwell.com/rothbard/ir/Ch6.html. Also, no, Oran is not a self-proclaimed pragmatist, as are pretty much everyone else who supports anyone but Ron Paul. But, of course, I'm not one to slam pragmatists, and I'm glad to admit that part of my reasons for supporting Ron Paul are pragmatic. I am glad, however, to slam Huckabee, especially today. He is total fraud as a conservative. In the world of realpolitik, McCain stands to the right of Huckabee. Huck defends his position that illegal immigrants should get college scholarships as "atonement for slavery". The #1 outfit for rating Republicans, the American Conservative Union, says Huck was worse than Clinton on taxes and spending as a governor of Arkansas (who happens to be from the same town of Hope, Arkansas). Huck also gets on my nerves when he says Jesus will save us from abortion the same way Secretariat-General Lincoln saved us from slavery. If you want to know more, the Romney hacks have pretty much fleshed out all the Huck dirt on sh*t politics. In the meanwhile, my personal apologies to Oran and a retraction for the personal offense. Sometimes everything I’ve said, especially on blog, makes me writhe with embarrassment. I simply don’t know any better. A note on my blog above: Oran says he’s not sure I’m his friend any more. To elaborate: No, I don’t think he’s a racist. In fact, I’m certain that Soskis would insist that I’m a much bigger racist myself than Oran. But Soskis is moron. The real point: anti-racism is 100 times more dangerous than the Orwellian trump card of political correctness. That’s why an irreverent website like this is such a good development.
Anyone interested in a closer look at this phenomenon should read the essay by the NYC (by way of Vegas) Jewish economist Murray Rothbard on anti-anti-Semitism: http://www.lewrockwell.com/rothbard/ir/Ch6.html.
Also, no, Oran is not a self-proclaimed pragmatist, as are pretty much everyone else who supports anyone but Ron Paul. But, of course, I’m not one to slam pragmatists, and I’m glad to admit that part of my reasons for supporting Ron Paul are pragmatic.
I am glad, however, to slam Huckabee, especially today. He is total fraud as a conservative. In the world of realpolitik, McCain stands to the right of Huckabee. Huck defends his position that illegal immigrants should get college scholarships as “atonement for slavery”. The #1 outfit for rating Republicans, the American Conservative Union, says Huck was worse than Clinton on taxes and spending as a governor of Arkansas (who happens to be from the same town of Hope, Arkansas). Huck also gets on my nerves when he says Jesus will save us from abortion the same way Secretariat-General Lincoln saved us from slavery. If you want to know more, the Romney hacks have pretty much fleshed out all the Huck dirt on sh*t politics.
In the meanwhile, my personal apologies to Oran and a retraction for the personal offense. Sometimes everything I’ve said, especially on blog, makes me writhe with embarrassment. I simply don’t know any better.

]]> By: eyeon08.com » links for 2007-12-31 http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/comment-page-1/#comment-6266 eyeon08.com » links for 2007-12-31 Tue, 01 Jan 2008 19:19:12 +0000 http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/#comment-6266 [...] Echo Chamber - Eight Years Later, The Truth | FITSNews For Now (tags: 2008 romney sc mccain) [...] [...] Echo Chamber – Eight Years Later, The Truth | FITSNews For Now (tags: 2008 romney sc mccain) [...]

]]> By: Mr. Blackwell http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/comment-page-1/#comment-6263 Mr. Blackwell Tue, 01 Jan 2008 19:05:31 +0000 http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/#comment-6263 Damn. Roll on revolution! Ron Paul in 2008! Damn. Roll on revolution! Ron Paul in 2008!

]]> By: Tim http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/comment-page-1/#comment-6182 Tim Mon, 31 Dec 2007 23:37:44 +0000 http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/#comment-6182 Who is this 'nellie olsen'? For one, Quinn shows no signs of being on the decline---quite the contrary. But all this stuff from Ralph Neas is REALLY, as McCain_is_an_Ass says, sooo 20th century. Sure, there are some weaknesses. La Raza Lindsey sucks like there ain't no tomorrow. But McMaster and others are at least making shows of strength. Quinn has never pretended to have eclipsed Tompkins, though it sure seemed as that were the case after 2002---that is, until the 2006 bloodbath. The reference to the 1974 Shealy-Atwater thing was interesting. Not sure if Rod would accept as much flattery. It's wrong to characterize the 2002 attack against Sanford as originating from the Peeler campaign. It originated from and was paid for by DC lobbyist Richard Hines, who has interesting fantasies but generally maneuvers blindly when it comes to SC---and that attack ad is the perfect example. The really outrageous stuff is a re-reading of the NYC Lib attack on Southern Partisan magazine. Anyone with a brain never believed a word of it, and any journalist with any balls figured out what a farce that was. Only a few welfare pimps, like the debauched Morris Dees of the Southern Poverty Law Center in Alabama, still hold that conspiracy theory about "Republican racists". Or better yet, check out the Dallas TX gay activist conspiracy theorist on 'racists', Ed Sebesta. The last word on Southern Partisan "racism", in my opinion, was when Quinn went on Meet the Press and Tim Russert (and the Anti-Defamation League) defended Southern Partisan. If we want to talk about links, there's always Dr. Oran Smith, who is Jim Dobson's righthand man in SC. He was Editor of Southern Partisan from the time of the Robertson '88 campaign through the late '90s, at the time in which all of the alleged "racist" comments were published. He's now a driving force behind the SC Huckabee campaign. A strange shift for which I blame pragmatism, since Huck is no more than the new Jimmah Carter. If Huck follows in Jimmah's evangelical footsteps, watch out for Huck to write a book on what kind and moral people the muzz are. In any case, Southern Partisan is still recognized throughout the world of intellectual conservatives and scholars as THE voice of Southern conservatism, thinking, and letters---a sort of Southern version of National Review. If you look at any of its contributors and their work, you'll agree---instead of just taking for gospel what that disgusting hack Ben Soskis spewed out for the benefit of what is now the leftist blogosphere. If you want to understand that insane Air-America-like world, just check out the blog on his current employer's site, The New Republic magazine, or The Nation magazine. They're convinced that Bush has had a lobotomy and that redneck fundamentalists are running the country. That might actually be an improvement, but geez, they're on another planet. As an Editor for Southern Partisan myself, I can assure you that the Quinn connection to Southern Partisan is not, how shall we say, 'stickable'. The NYC hit-piece-ist expert Max Blumenthal always has labyrinthine conspiracy theories about 'connections' and 'links'. Well, if you drive by the Southern Partisan---while, yes, it is encamped in a hotbed of McCain street signs---what is displayed from my office window should pretty much serve as proof that even anything that might be believably racist by even the most brainwashed commie drones among our education bureaucrats cannot be connected in any important way to McCain. Southern Partisan has a mind of its own. That is a roundabout way of saying that at least people like the blogger above, 'christopher gadsden', should reconsider their take on the Neas letter (aka Soskis propaganda). I've known Ron Paul for 10 years and am doing everything in my power for him during the next few weeks. So, no telling who even my boss is supporting---Huckabee, probably, like his predecessor. As for myself, just check out Ron Paul's recent appearances on Meet the Press and Morning Joe. He's spouting word-for-word Southern Partisan core beliefs about Lincoln and the War of Yankee Vices. I've been supporting Ron Paul since I got back from honeymoon in June, and I put out my formal endorsement of him in November. Go Ron Go! Who is this ‘nellie olsen’? For one, Quinn shows no signs of being on the decline—quite the contrary. But all this stuff from Ralph Neas is REALLY, as McCain_is_an_Ass says, sooo 20th century. Sure, there are some weaknesses. La Raza Lindsey sucks like there ain’t no tomorrow. But McMaster and others are at least making shows of strength. Quinn has never pretended to have eclipsed Tompkins, though it sure seemed as that were the case after 2002—that is, until the 2006 bloodbath.
The reference to the 1974 Shealy-Atwater thing was interesting. Not sure if Rod would accept as much flattery.
It’s wrong to characterize the 2002 attack against Sanford as originating from the Peeler campaign. It originated from and was paid for by DC lobbyist Richard Hines, who has interesting fantasies but generally maneuvers blindly when it comes to SC—and that attack ad is the perfect example.
The really outrageous stuff is a re-reading of the NYC Lib attack on Southern Partisan magazine. Anyone with a brain never believed a word of it, and any journalist with any balls figured out what a farce that was. Only a few welfare pimps, like the debauched Morris Dees of the Southern Poverty Law Center in Alabama, still hold that conspiracy theory about “Republican racists”. Or better yet, check out the Dallas TX gay activist conspiracy theorist on ‘racists’, Ed Sebesta.
The last word on Southern Partisan “racism”, in my opinion, was when Quinn went on Meet the Press and Tim Russert (and the Anti-Defamation League) defended Southern Partisan.
If we want to talk about links, there’s always Dr. Oran Smith, who is Jim Dobson’s righthand man in SC. He was Editor of Southern Partisan from the time of the Robertson ‘88 campaign through the late ’90s, at the time in which all of the alleged “racist” comments were published. He’s now a driving force behind the SC Huckabee campaign. A strange shift for which I blame pragmatism, since Huck is no more than the new Jimmah Carter. If Huck follows in Jimmah’s evangelical footsteps, watch out for Huck to write a book on what kind and moral people the muzz are.
In any case, Southern Partisan is still recognized throughout the world of intellectual conservatives and scholars as THE voice of Southern conservatism, thinking, and letters—a sort of Southern version of National Review. If you look at any of its contributors and their work, you’ll agree—instead of just taking for gospel what that disgusting hack Ben Soskis spewed out for the benefit of what is now the leftist blogosphere. If you want to understand that insane Air-America-like world, just check out the blog on his current employer’s site, The New Republic magazine, or The Nation magazine. They’re convinced that Bush has had a lobotomy and that redneck fundamentalists are running the country. That might actually be an improvement, but geez, they’re on another planet.
As an Editor for Southern Partisan myself, I can assure you that the Quinn connection to Southern Partisan is not, how shall we say, ’stickable’. The NYC hit-piece-ist expert Max Blumenthal always has labyrinthine conspiracy theories about ‘connections’ and ‘links’. Well, if you drive by the Southern Partisan—while, yes, it is encamped in a hotbed of McCain street signs—what is displayed from my office window should pretty much serve as proof that even anything that might be believably racist by even the most brainwashed commie drones among our education bureaucrats cannot be connected in any important way to McCain. Southern Partisan has a mind of its own.
That is a roundabout way of saying that at least people like the blogger above, ‘christopher gadsden’, should reconsider their take on the Neas letter (aka Soskis propaganda). I’ve known Ron Paul for 10 years and am doing everything in my power for him during the next few weeks.
So, no telling who even my boss is supporting—Huckabee, probably, like his predecessor. As for myself, just check out Ron Paul’s recent appearances on Meet the Press and Morning Joe. He’s spouting word-for-word Southern Partisan core beliefs about Lincoln and the War of Yankee Vices. I’ve been supporting Ron Paul since I got back from honeymoon in June, and I put out my formal endorsement of him in November.
Go Ron Go!

]]> By: christopher gadsden http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/comment-page-1/#comment-6155 christopher gadsden Mon, 31 Dec 2007 20:51:00 +0000 http://www.fitsnews.com/2007/12/30/echo-chamber-eight-years-later-the-truth/#comment-6155 after reading this it would appear to me that the quinns could be behind the negative Romney Christmas Cards?! Seeing as how Tray Walker has a history of negative politics from the quinn shop. Come on, Quinn endorsed David Duke from the KKK for public office. I support the confederate flag and all but this is crazy. Ron Paul for President. after reading this it would appear to me that the quinns could be behind the negative Romney Christmas Cards?! Seeing as how Tray Walker has a history of negative politics from the quinn shop. Come on, Quinn endorsed David Duke from the KKK for public office. I support the confederate flag and all but this is crazy.

Ron Paul for President.

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