Your Morning Dose of Dave Burris

Filed in National by on January 10, 2009

Rotund windbag, Dave Burris, writing under the pen name “CharlieCopeland” informs us that a trillion is a big number.

He also mentions….wait for it….taxes are too high. (Wah!)

He somehow fails to mention that there was a budget surplus when George W Bush took office and that it was naked unrestrained Republicanism that put your great grand chilluns into debt.

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  1. nemski says:

    Your Morning Dose of Dave Burris

    Ewww.

  2. Andy says:

    Has he mentioned anything about Charlie’s Blog on FSP or what ever its called now

  3. jason330 says:

    I don’t know I don’t read FSP or whatever it is called now. If I ever wonder what Dave is thinking I just think…“Taxes are too high. Wah!” and I pretty much remember 95% of it.

  4. FSP says:

    I’m trying to pinpoint the exact day you turned into a stupid, bitter old man? I think it was somewhere around the middle of November.

  5. jason330 says:

    Everybody needs a hobby.

  6. anonone says:

    stupid, bitter old man

    That pretty much describes most of the repubs I meet today. Looked in the mirror lately, FSP?

  7. jason330 says:

    A1

    Dave is more stupid than biter. I think he really thinks that his taxes are too high and that George W Bush is no way culpable.

    Otherwise I don’t think he could still go around saying it with such strident conviction.

  8. Hube says:

    At least Burris worked for his money …

  9. Unstable Isotope says:

    Do Republicans have anything different to say? Is he next going to write about how George Bush is a great president because he kept us “safe?”

  10. nemski says:

    Hube, go back to reading your comic books.

  11. Hube says:

    OK. But first, why is it someone like me (who read comicbooks) can actually spell and use proper grammar? Weird, no?

    And maybe that I actually had to work for a living …

  12. nemski says:

    Piss off Hube.

  13. nemski says:

    Comcbooks? I don’t know what you’re talking about. If you meant comic books, then that’s kind of funny.

  14. Hube says:

    Awww, what’s wrong numbski? Run out of cute little “progressive” quips, you sorry little wanker?

  15. Hube says:

    BTW, “comicbooks” (not “comcbooks”) is often spelled as one word.

    Prove. Point. Thanks.

  16. nemski says:

    Just because “comic books” is often spelled comicbooks, doesn’t make it so. Ain’t that right?

  17. nemski says:

    Awww, what’s wrong numbski? Run out of cute little “progressive” quips, you sorry little wanker?

    Your work for a living comments were trite and childish.

  18. nemski says:

    Jesus, Mike. Do you make any money being an apologists for idiots?

  19. “apologists.”

    Geez, I know I’m a pretty hefty guy, but I hardly think I qualify to be referenced in the plural!

  20. nemski says:

    LOL, Mike found a typo.

  21. Mike Protack says:

    You make the same mistake over and over by attacking conservatism and republicanism of the last 8 years.

    Expanding government at record pace and spending exponentially is not republicanism or conservatism.

    By the way, social security and medicare are insolvent according to established accounting practices. What say you on the fix or better yet what does Mr Obama and the dems have in mind?

  22. anonone says:

    Expanding government at record pace and spending exponentially is not republicanism or conservatism.

    Based on what evidence?

  23. Anonone is right.

    According to the evidence of the last eight years, Mike, that theory, when tested, is pure bunk. To say that George W. Bush “wasn’t a conservative” is to simply ignore the problem your party dealt the country over the last eight years.

  24. anonone says:

    Hey Mike M, we agree!

    Actually, we don’t even need to stop at Bush – just look at Ray-gun, Bush the First, and Nixon, too – same deal.

  25. You know what they say about broken clocks…

    Me being the broken clock, anyway.

  26. Disbelief says:

    But if the clock isn’t broken, but also isn’t set correctly, it will never be right.

    (if you were really stoned, that would sound profound)

  27. Rebecca says:

    Glad I wasn’t around this morning when they issued the flame throwers. Or, is it flamethrowers, or maybe flame-throwers? It’s silly Saturday and you are very entertaining.

  28. Suzanne says:

    It’s high school all over again. . .

  29. whynot says:

    well a broken clock is right twice a day,,,,,,

  30. anon says:

    Seriously, Dave… isn’t Copeland’s design scheme the same one you used to use at the old FSP? Are Republicans only allowed to use a couple WordPress designs, or what?