Maybe you should revisit the electoral map of our last presidential election. And here’s also some recommended reading.

As much as you may hope, conservatism is far from dead. Knowledge is power, and with the MSM losing its grip on indoctrinating the public (sorry, “reporting“), our base is only growing. Radical liberalism is the LostKos.

As for your last remark about oral activity, if you’re looking for some slapping, we’ve got plenty of liberal friends in San Francisco happy to oblige you in that manner. Thanks for your comments.

Dear god, just when you hallucinatory sheep can’t seem to get any more intellectually challenged or morally bankrupt, you lower the bar.

Again.

Conservatism is dead.

All your “ideas” have been shown to be fantasies.

At best.

Time and time again your opinion has show to be worthless and dangerously divorced from reality.

If anyone wants to know your opinion, we’ll slap Karl Rove’s dick out of your mouth.

Once again - its that:

“There’s an old saying in Tennessee — I know it’s in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can’t get fooled again”

Anyone so mentally impaired as to be unable to repeat cliches should not be anywhere near any nuclear buttons.

“The CIA was pushing the aluminum tube argument heavily and Cheney went with that instead of what our guys wrote,” Powell said. And the Niger reference in Bush’s State of the Union speech? “That was a big mistake,” he said. “It should never have been in the speech. I didn’t need Wilson to tell me that there wasn’t a Niger connection. He didn’t tell us anything we didn’t already know. I never believed it.”

When I pressed further as to why the president played up the Iraq nuclear threat, Powell said it wasn’t the president: “That was all Cheney.”

Read the whole interview here-
http://tinyurl.com/ma9d6

Look, don’t feel bad. He didn’t just fool you. He had the brightest and best-paid PR people in history behind him. He fooled a lot of smart, pragmatic people.

But facts are facts. And it’s time to face them.

1. Misstate Wilson’s conclusions
2. Offer evidence that those conclusions that Wilson never had were wrong.
3. Call Wilson a liar

Lather, rinse, repeat.

Sigh…So let’s go again. Here is what Wilson did not conclude.

1. He did not conclude that Saddam was not interested in building a nuclear capability.

2. He did not conclude that Saddam had not made some kind of effort to negotiate access to uranium ore.

So what did he conclude–that whatever Saddam’s wishes or intentions, there was no indication that he had, or was likely to have, any success in obtaining uranium from Niger.

And after all this time, there is still no evidence that Wilson was incorrect. On the other hand, the contention by multiple administration officials that Iraq had a nuclear capability that posed an imminent threat to the US, and which was supported by biased partial leaks of classified intelligence by the administration still appears to be completely false

The TUBES! The TUBES! The mythical, inappropriately constituted ALUMINUM FREAKIN’ TUBES that Condi (sexy National Security Advisor by day/ savvy Nuclear Engineer by night) was so friggin’ sure were meant ONLY for CENTRIFUGES!!!

Jumpin’ Jehosophat! You’ve cracked the case, JT!

Don’t forget, so yummy too.
MMM, yellow cake.

Jude Wanniski did:
http://www.wanniski.com/showarticle.asp?articleid=2704

“The(y) must have been desperate to have seized on a sale of yellowcake by Niger to Iraq as an excuse for war. What good would yellowcake — a mixture of Uranium oxides — have been to the Iraqis? Yellowcake contains less than 0.3% U235. You need uranium enriched to 90% U235 to make a nuke. You need to be able to convert yellowcake into uranium hexafluoride — a solid at room temperature. Then you need to gasify UF6 and run it through cascades of gas centrifuges, tens of thousands of them. Iraq never had the capability of producing kilogram amounts of HEU, and what capability they had was utterly destroyed during the Gulf War and its aftermath and never rebuilt.”

Also, one of Wilson’s basic findings, as I recall, was that Iraq could not possibly obtain uranium from Niger, since all uranium mining in Niger is under the direct physical control of the French, and since all uranium mined in Niger is sold before being mined. (A legitimate buyer can contract for some uranium in two years; there’s no uranium stocked in the back to sell to the foot traffic.)

There’s more reason to declare war against Canada than this hyped-up evidence…

Karl

Karl Rove had the motive, opportunity, and the ample (if not saggy and pimply) space.

Prove me wrong.”

My dear man, had the Iraqi WMD’s been inserted into Cartman’s ass by aliens, as you claim, then when tremendous flaming farts issued from young Cartman’s capacious anal cavity, the fuses on the anthrax-bearing SCUD warheads would have ignited, killing all sheep in the greater Southpark Metropolitan area. Since the sheep are obviously alive and gamboling, we can only surmise that the WMD’s were inserted into some other capacious anal cavity - and my money is on Karl Rove’s ass. So to speak.

That explains why moonbats are the only people giving him credibility.”

Judging by the latest polls the “moonbat” ranks have been swelling, mightily !

Prove me wrong.

Why anyone pays attention to a guy who can’t even seem to get to the dentist or brush his teeth is beyond me.

Something has snapped in Hitchen’s brain - and there is some evidence that unhealthy gums can lead to increased mental illness.

It certainly makes more sense than his baseless assertions about yellowcake.

Christopher Hitchens writes in Slate:

In February 1999, Zahawie left his Vatican office for a few days and paid an official visit to Niger, a country known for absolutely nothing except its vast deposits of uranium ore. It was from Niger that Iraq ha…

Now, make of that what you will, but Wilson reported it just that way along with his opinion that there was very little to substanciate the view that Iraq was trying in any serious way to buy yellowcake uranium from Niger.

What shocked him was that this “very little” was deemed “more than enough” to warrant including the allegation in the SOFU. And as it turned out, the White House itself admitted later that those “16 words” should not have been there.

One can stand on a rooftop and scream “BUT WHAT ELSE COULD AN IRAQI HAVE BEEN MEETING WITH A NIGERIAN TRADE OFFICAL ABOUT?” But the fact is, he didn’t ask for yellowcake uranium during that meeting and in the absence of any credible supporting evidence the gun remains conspiciouly without smoke.

Does one try and make the case for going to war with such flimsy stuff? Not if one has a shed of integrity or wisdom.

Hitch breaks all the details down regarding the claims that Iraq sought uranium from Niger:
In the late 1980s, the Iraqi representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency—Iraq’s senior public envoy for nuclear matters, in effect—was a …