“gripped by insane rage”

[MO]

Crush the Obamedia narrative: Look who’s “gripped by insane rage”
By Michelle Malkin • October 12, 2008 11:50 AM The Obamedia is attempting to set yet another false narrative: The narrative of the McCain “mob.” McCain-Palin rallies are out of control, they wheedle. Conservatives are mad! They’re yelling mean things about Obama and calling him names! It’ scaaaaary!

Paul Krugman is trembling: “Something very ugly is taking shape on the political scene: as McCain’s chances fade, the crowds at his rallies are, by all accounts, increasingly gripped by insane rage…What happens when Obama is elected? It will be even worse than it was in the Clinton years. For sure there will be crazy accusations, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see some violence.”

Frank Rich decries “Weimar-like rage” and the “violent escalation of rhetoric.”

Please.

Let’s talk about “insane rage” and “violent escalation.”

michellemalkin.com/2008/10/12/crush-the-obamedia-narrative-look-whos-gripped-by-insane-rage/

See link for video and pic - insane liberals.

[midcan5]

I agree with Frank on both accounts, Clinton was harassed over everything, and the potential for hate from the stupidity coming out of Palin's mouth is a disgrace. It is so bad decent republicans are speaking up, even William Buckley's son Chris is now voting for Obama because the kooks have take over the republican party.

But maybe Sarah's witch doctor will cure all the devils??? You think?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIOD5X68lIs

[angrypuppy]

Clinton, Governed Towards the Center, pissing off His Left Wing Base a good part of the time. Lucky He wasn't charged with Plagiarism, rewording the Republican Contract With America. He knew when to hold, He knew when to fold, I Respect His Instincts, Not His Judgment. What's Your Excuse. Palin Comforts and reminds Us that We can Overcome Your Pitfalls and Snares,
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Ellsworth Toohey

In direct contrast to Roark, Ellsworth Monkton Toohey embodies everything evil about mankind. He is irredeemably corrupt and evil. Whereas Roark never tries to win friends or influence people, Toohey's power lies entirely in his ability to control weaker minds and souls. Toohey's evil is as ingrained as Roark's goodness—Toohey learns the practice of manipulation as a child, and turns it into an art by the time he graduates from college. By making people feel small and guilty, Toohey shakes their faith in their own abilities and then assumes control of their lives. Toohey preaches selflessness and ignorance of the ego to force people to act with humble mediocrity. Toohey has no talents of his own, so he makes himself excellent by grinding down his followers. His tactics frequently evoke those of Joseph Stalin, the former Russian revolutionary who emerged as Russia's dictator.
www.sparknotes.com/lit/fountainhead/terms/charanal_2.html