Comments on: Hudak used birther code name for Obama

By: Countdown to the truth about Bill Hudak

Countdown to the truth about Bill Hudak — Sun, 24 Oct 2010 15:57:26 +0000

[...] John has a strong record of fighting for the middle-class, Hudak’s extreme views are out of touch with the values held by local families and would be dangerous for our communities [...]

By: Joseph Blocks

Joseph Blocks — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:38:11 +0000

So where do Brown and Hudak stand on the H1B and L1 visas that have flooded the country with cheap IT workers at the behest of Micosoft and other corporations? I voted for Brown and I’d like to vote for Hudak too, as Tierney is doing us no good, but who can trust the Republicans on globalization, offshoring and guest visas when the corporations promote all these? So called Hi Tech visas use diploma mill graduates from India for the most part and have dropped rates and salaries for many Essex County residents. If there is such a shortage how come rates and salaries are going down?

Anyway where does Hudak stand, If it’s the same boilerplate we get from Tierney, forget it

By: mike_b1

mike_b1 — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 02:20:00 +0000

“A known alias.” Hehe

Right. How “24″ of you, Fishy.

By: O-FISH-L

O-FISH-L — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 00:47:52 +0000

With due respect to Snopes and our host, how is using a known alias for Obama a code name? If Barack Obama was an underground agent on Hogan’s Heroes, somehow I think he’d have been called something like Goldilocks, Papa Bear or Little Red Riding Hood, not by the same name he once used for himself.

Fictional TV aside, just think of the money, effort and training the US Secret Service could have saved by using “Barry Soetoro” instead of “Renegade” for his current code name. Maybe Hillary Clinton could have been “Hill Rodham” instead of “Evergreen” and so on. Tricksters, those birthers. Pretty sneaky, sis.

By: Tom the Elitist Barber

Tom the Elitist Barber — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 12:13:57 +0000

Fox Nation threw lkcape off it’s forum thingamabob. They became alarmed after realizing his writing skills were greater than the average 2nd grade level of their whiners, I mean bloggers.
I get it. So he takes refuge at Media Nation as a mole, realizing Dan Kennedy allows everyone their opinion no matter what their political leanings.
Ingenious Ikscape, dastardly but ingenious. You’ll go far as an undercover operative for the “I’m Not Crazy” Hudak Listening Tour of Essex County.

By: Tunder

Tunder — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 02:34:27 +0000

“No one — repeat — no one should support Hudak until he buys himself a new shirt.”

The least of his problems!

By: Tom the Elitist Barber

Tom the Elitist Barber — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 00:43:49 +0000

Ikcape, you’ve lost your mind, I mean compass. This is Media Nation, not Fox Nation.

By: Harrybosch

Harrybosch — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 23:39:36 +0000

“when asked what is was that drew them to him, and they say, Well, he’s Barack Obama … unable to really say what they mean”

Think that’s called “charisma” and it is something real and something palpable. And whether he was known as “Barry” or Barack” would have changed nothing.

Someone else who has it is Steve Jobs. Folks who get too close to his orbit speak of the “reality distortion zone” that occurs just by being in his presence.

John Sculley goes into this in some detail in his memoir “Odyssey.” When the not yet thirty Jobs asked him, the then CEO of Pepsi, if he wanted to “sell sugar water for the rest of his life or change the world,” Sculley was his.

Until Jobs had no use for him, that is.

By: Scutch

Scutch — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 23:31:53 +0000

That was pure reverie, Tony.

By: Harrybosch

Harrybosch — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 23:25:34 +0000

Spelling is elitist.