Just one more example...

[Y]

I came across this yahoo spoutin' his usual crap, and I'm puttin' him to good use.    ::D:

When you look at the election results all across the country, do you realize how many racists are out there...

Well, well!  It appears that even a blind squirrel like Tonybeard/Graylight finds a nut once in a while...though certainly not in the manner he expected:

http://freestrongamerica.com/blog/2010/11/03/reflections-yesterday%E2%80%99s-results

Letter from Mitt...  Reflections on Yesterday's Results.
   
As I wrote in a new Washington Post op-ed this morning, Americans across the country have sent a very strong message to President Obama and his fellow travelers in Congress that they have had enough of their anti-growth, anti-investment, anti-jobs agenda.

Over the past two years, their policies scared employers, so jobs are scarce. The uncertainty and lack of predictability they created has caused businesses to shrink from spending and from hiring. Instead of helping to end the crisis, they made it deeper, longer and more painful.

But last night, we took a big first step toward getting our economy -- and our country -- back on the right track.

At last report, Republicans had regained control of the House with a net gain of over 60 seats, as well as seeing net gains of at least six seats in the Senate and at least six Governorships.

With your help, we've been working hard at my Free and Strong America PAC to spread the core principles that are at the heart of making America a stronger nation and which fortify our party -- that a competitive America is one where taxes are low and government is small, that our military superiority must never be compromised, that our cultural values need to be cherished and that unleashing the power of the free market is key to our economic future.

All told, your support gave me the resources to campaign for over 60 candidates in over 30 states and my PAC contributed over $1.1 million in direct support to over 500 candidates and conservative causes across the nation this year.

Your support was critical to us giving candidates like South Carolina Governor-elect Nikki Haley the help she needed to win by providing the resources for me to travel to South Carolina on her behalf and send $63,000 in direct contributions to her campaign through my PAC. You also helped us campaign for and send nearly $17,000 in direct support to New Mexico's Governor-elect Susana Martinez, who is our nation's first Hispanic female to be elected governor.

This year I've also worked hard to promote our shared conservative ideals by giving speeches at the Conservative Political Action Conference, the Values Voter Summit, and the AEI World Forum, and delivering the Annual Reagan Lecture at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library.

In addition, I also had the opportunity to travel the country discussing my book, "No Apology: The Case for American Greatness." It was great reconnecting with old friends and making new ones as I traveled across the country talking about what we need to do to ensure we remain the world's economic and military superpower.

We should all be proud of what we've accomplished together this year, and I look forward to working with you in the months ahead to build upon these victories and ensure that America remains, as it always has been, the beacon of freedom and hope of the world.

Thank you for your continued support.

Best,

Mitt Romney

Anyone else know what the term used in the bold part above means and why it's just another example of the racism from the 'conservative' (read: reactionary) RW, TP clods?

[Terry]

Thursday November 4, 2010
Mitt Romney: President Obama: Slay the job-killer
Government is smothering the U.S. economy
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Mitt Romney: President Obama: Slay the job-killer
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President Obama could have focused on solving the financial crisis. He did not.

He could have endeavored to conquer the looming threats to our future. Instead, he added to them.

Now that voters have rejected his first two years in office, the president should not waste this political crisis: He should seize his "Nixon to China" opportunity.

Government is a greater threat to America in 2010 than China was in 1972.

Government is smothering the pioneering, entrepreneurial spirit that propelled our economy past those of older, larger nations.

Ever higher taxes on small and big business, layers of red tape, onerous labor regulations, and punitive bureaucrats and lawsuits are suffocating U.S. economic vitality.

So far, the president and his fellow travelers in Congress have made things worse: If Obama is serious about changing the way things are done in Washington, he must slay the job-killing beast Washington has become.

He must also choke off government's voracious appetite. Under current law, the federal government's share of the economy will grow from its 50-year average of 20.3 percent to 26.5 percent by the end of this decade. Federal, state and local governments will then constitute more than 40 percent of the economy.

At what point do we effectively become a socialist economy, with its associated low growth, low incomes and permanently high unemployment?

At what point will lenders to our government insist on charging punishingly high interest rates, or stop buying U.S. debt altogether?

Congressional Budget Office data indicate that government spending through the next decade will require $12.4 trillion in additional debt, bringing our total public indebtedness to $22.2 trillion by 2020 - about the size of our gross domestic product.

America's debt then will look a good deal like Greece's debt does today.

Obama's first instinct is to blame all this on his predecessor's tax policies.

But the $22.2 trillion figure already assumes that Obama will raise taxes on annual incomes higher than $250,000, repealing the so-called Bush tax cuts for the rich. So the $12.4 trillion in new debt is entirely due to government spending and the president's own tax policies.

Spending, Mr. President, is what threatens America's economy, not tax cuts.

To tame runaway government spending, the president should of course embrace the usual measures: freeze government employment; freeze growth in discretionary spending; veto every spending bill chocked with earmarks; work to regain an effective line-item veto; extinguish ineffective, wasteful programs.

But these are just the start.

[Terry]

To tame runaway government spending, the president should of course embrace the usual measures: freeze government employment; freeze growth in discretionary spending; veto every spending bill chocked with earmarks; work to regain an effective line-item veto; extinguish ineffective, wasteful programs.

All things 'he' promised in his campaign for election + + doing away with lobbists - and then he hires'm! ++ KEEP "US" informed *& now he says there wasn't time... if he'd taken alittle more time "WE" wouldn't be where "WE" are now!

[Palehorse]

To tame runaway government spending, the president should of course embrace the usual measures: freeze government employment; freeze growth in discretionary spending; veto every spending bill chocked with earmarks; work to regain an effective line-item veto; extinguish ineffective, wasteful programs.

All things 'he' promised in his campaign for election + + doing away with lobbists - and then he hires'm! ++ KEEP "US" informed *& now he says there wasn't time... if he'd taken alittle more time "WE" wouldn't be where "WE" are now!

Yeah. . . Bush was a big liar wasn't he!

[Terry]

What are the liabilities of the Federal Government?
How many are there?
& in dollar amounts what are they?
"WE" gota start somewhere with lowering the Fed debt!
Welfare: how many & how long do they get it?  It's time we looked out for the welfare of the nation & made some serious determinations as to what's worth it and whats not. Is all this money just a drag to the economy, if these people aren't ever going to be productive are they worth it? ... is helping them seriously hurting the economy of the country and making middle class people pay for others mistakes, problems, & deceitful claims!
    What about GM making the largest stock offering in the history of the "US".  Who provided the money for them to be able to do this when they were going down the tubes.  What are the citizens of this country getting for bailing them out?  Nothing! the gov gave'm our money & now the gov will get it back - hows' that help "US" - we'll never know!!
    It's my opinion if gov would just stop the stupid waste of "OUR" money on all the useless gov projects they finance & get their salary & benefits in line with the common people they could then govern.

[Y]

Boy!  This certainly got off the topic of racism quickly, didn't it.

[Terry]

Racism - Definition - a belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race!
...just for "U" Y