32 Replies to “Say It Isn’t So, Joe!”

  1. Kennedy fatigue. It was bound to happen. That and perhaps his shiny lips, which he attributed to gratuitous amounts of Chapstick yet made him look like he finished off a bucket of chicken before his making his speeches.

  2. “A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the people discover they can vote themselves largess out of the public treasury. From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidate promising the most benefits from the public treasury, with the result that democracy always collapses over a loose fiscal policy–to be followed by a dictatorship.”

    “It’s time to start asking what your country can do for you.”

  3. What’s really amazing and a little unsettling at the same time is that the 74 year old Markey won by allying himself with young progressive, eco activists “Sunrise Movement” as well as partnering with Ocasio Cortez to write the infamous ridiculous “Green New Deal”. Which I certainly didn’t know. Goes to show ya… give two chimps a typewriter and there’s no telling what they’ll come up with.

    He goes up against GOP candidate J O'connor in November. That'll be fun.

  4. So JFK really was assassinated by the Demoncraps for saying, “Ask what you can do for your country.”
    This senatorial primary sounds like a lose-lose as both of the candidates say, “Ask what your country can do for you.”
    Lieberals/Dippers and Demoncraps all cater to the parasite class.

    1. Mike T – I agree, when I read that the winning slogan was “Ask what your country can do for you”, I thought to myself, this isn’t a good news story. Let’s all sit home and let the welfare cheques roll in. Just like Canada. What could go wrong?

  5. “That brings up another point. If Kennedy has “ideas” on how to fix the “system,” why hasn’t he done anything with them? He’s been in the House for four terms”.

    How long has Biden been in D.C. again?

    This is Trump’s greatest line of attack on the Democratic Presidential Candidate. Thanks, Dems LOL!

  6. “We asked what we could do for our country. We went out, we did it. With all due respect, it’s time to start asking what your country can do for you.”

    That right there is sad. I’m fine with the first part — people helping and doing — but the second part is the end of a great country.

    1. There are ‘takers’ and ‘makers’. Sadly … America now has MORE takers than makers … and they will keep voting more STUFF for themselves.

      I believe I even heard President Trump dangle the possibility of forgiving Student Loans. Arrrrrgghhh!! What are we ? $27T in debt? I guess our Govt. is simply plumbing the depths … to see how deep a hole they can dig before the country is completely bankrupted. OK “graduates” … you have no more student loan payment … but you don’t have a job either. Just breadlines.

      1. Obama primed the money pump… He bought ALL the third party Student loans…Don’t know where Obama got the Money, but it’s just a write-off now…. Hillary would have forgave all loans to get her second term… When the Government owns the LOANS there is NO cost to the budget.. Good Chance that Nancy’s Democrat friends have had loans wiped clean…

  7. So a Kennedy wasn’t Progressive/Socialist enough and lost to a more radical communist.

    Never in a million years would I have thought I would say, Gimme the Kennedy.

    This all just torques the Dems death spiral.

  8. That Kennedy is a bit of a wacko but I’d have taken him over the boot licker and all around ne’er do well Markey. Then again, I and my lovely wife decamped to Maine in June after a lifetime, for me, in MA. Looking forward to voting for Susan Collins. I know she’s a RINO, of that particular species indigenous to New England, but the R counts for enough in my book.

  9. A no-talent, no-accomplishment dilettante, trading on his family name, thinking the public owes him fame and fortune and power.

    But enough about Justin Trudeau. Lets talk about this flaky young Kennedy.

  10. A Kennedy goes down to defeat in Massachusetts — for the first time ever.

    But surely not the first time ever that a Kennedy (or any other Democrat) has had somebody go down on him.

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