Wow, dude, am I up in your craw or what? 

And immediately you jump in with the dancing on the grave bit.  So I take it when US soldiers started getting maimed and killed by the insurgents Iraq, and you pointed this out on some blog somewhere as evidence that maybe this wasn't a good idea to invade Iraq, you did so between bouts of rolling around on the floor in hysterical glee:

Q: "More soldiers without arms and legs! Yeah! So many bodybags! Hooray!

Using the war analogy (because everyone here knows I just take so much glee in all the wars going on in the world), I happen to view this Wisconsin event as one skirmish in a continuing struggle.  I have a perspective and an opinion about whether it should have been done and whether it was done correctly.  And right now, I'm just not going to link to the number of articles that brought up things like the conservatives getting more energized over this recall than the progressives.  Frankly you're not worth the effort. 

Because when you look at your "little" rant, you don't actually address any of the points I have made - and I know you've seen them on the other threads.  So just going for the character assassination only shows that deep down you know I'm right.  Bawahahaha.

If what you want from me is Rah Rah Rah crapola, you ain't going to get it.

If you can't hear criticisms, maybe you shouldn't get on the internet.  Although there are some echo chambers out there I hear, so maybe these places can make you happy.  And should Obama lose - by all means come onto a political blog and offer your assessment as to where the strategists went wrong.  It doesn't you're dancing on the grave and heckling moderates, but just using it as learning moment. 

Again, this is a political blog - not the Democratic Party blog, or some union blog, or even a specifically progressive or moderate blog.  It is a political blog.  And if I see something I believe creates a barrier to achieving the long-term objectives I'm going to point it out if the fancy hits me - regardless of whether that hurts your poor little feelings. 

Dang man, cry me a freaking river.  You're just coming off as pathetic, really. 

And I never said the money aligned against the progressives doomed it from the beginning.  It was just one factor from among many - such as I pointed out in this very blog thread, almost a third of the union households don't have a favorable opinion about unions.

If one is inclined to use the money as excuse for the loss, such as Sleepin' would like to do, then one has to accept the fact one had to know if one had any intelligence that this was going to happen. 

And, and this is the kicker, if you have a struggle ahead to win - having such money thrown against you means it is highly highly highly unlikely you going to get the undecideds or those who start off leaning in the other direction. 

So I agree with the appraiser of art that take the money out of the equation, one would be fooling oneself that a victory would have been easy as pie.  Toss the money back into the equation and one would have had to run the perfect campaign to pull off the upset.

And you jump on me about unity - where is such outrage toward those in Wisconsin who could get unified around a single candidate and gave Walker all that time in the lead up while the pro-recall force fought it amongst themselves.  Which kind of shows your principled stand for unity is just the thing you pulled out the air to come at me, trying to dislodge me from your craw. 

So really take your accusations of resentment (I'm not sure what it is exactly that you believe I resent that would drive my words) and personal pettiness, and...well...ah forget it.  I have to go find the next progressive thing to heckle.

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I don't know if we are supposed to be communicating or not, but you did mention my name.

When I see consistently see posts that attack Obama suggesting that there is no difference between Obama and Romney or that Romney won't be that bad, I get the impression that that might not be a true ally. You might disagree.

I suggested that some would blame the failure on Obama and that has happened in this post as I expected..

Most people have made up their minds. For some the drones are a bridge too far. They cannot cast a vote for Obama. I get that. Others may have other reasons for not voting for Obama. I understand that as well.

Pretending that some wouldn't blame Obama for the Wisconsin loss was merely a statement of fact. Read the comments and you see that Obama is being blamed.

Some of us are more concerned about the turn that the GOP has taken as the more urgent matter.

I did not see my comment about some ready to lay blame on Obama for Scott Walker's victory as a vicious attack. I saw it as fact.