just kidding, your right politics get too full of personal attacks. it shouldn’t be that way from either end.

it’s the only point i agree with you on, and i’ll assume you’re not a douche bag, that was just to make a point.

Jon Powers has (as of end of the year filing) 370,000 from somewhere over 8,000 supporters…

who has more votes?

And I don’t think I’m the one with the petulance behavior around here. Stephen and I posted very similar points and the first time I posted I think my comments were much less contemptuous. However, you took no exception to what he said, but you did deem it necessary to come after me. Not only that, but you turned this personal as you often do. I’m sure if you look back, you’ll see that you often follow this pattern, going after me even though my comments are similar to others already posted and initiating the personal attacks in our back-and-forth.

Spelling may not be my strength, but you folks must appreciate having something you can go after me on. And syntax and grammar are different than spelling and typos.

It’s an arrogance thing. The last thing a grammar nazi should do is screw up spelling or grammar in the same post. “You’re” is not a typo of “your”. Unless you slipped and hit this key: ‘ and this key: e. Typing “you’re” instead of “your” is a grammar issue. Not a spelling/typo issue. Nice, try though.

I find it sad, though, that someone with experience and knowledge based on that experience is dismissed as arrogant. I know I have something to offer because I’ve been there. That’s not arrogance. It’s what makes the world go ’round.

Your sadness, and other various and sundry emotions are likely not foremost on people’s minds.

It’s not your supposed knowledge or alleged experience that’s the issue. It’s your attitude, tone, and presentation that are arrogant.

You could most certainly offer your apparently deep and wide knowledge to us all, who are quite evidently too ignorant and/or dim to comprehend it, yet you always have a knack for doing it in a condescending, arrogant, and petulant way.

Note, for instance, that I pointed out the location of NY-26 as being in New York. I asked a question - what folks in DC? Instead of answering that question, you launched a diatribe about the quaint ignorance of my comment about people in DC.

But I never made one.

Had you bothered to read it, I never suggested DC people weren’t important, per se. I merely asked a question as to the identity of the “folks” in DC who are unimpressed with Powers’ fundraising to date. However, you were too consumed with petulance and blind arrogance to answer.

Which, as described, supra, is remarkably amusing.

I find it sad, though, that someone with experience and knowledge based on that experience is dismissed as arrogant. I know I have something to offer because I’ve been there. That’s not arrogance. It’s what makes the world go ’round.

You were so right, BP. I have no idea of the inter-workings of Powers’ campaign and you obviuosly do. I mentioned folks he had to impress in DC and he’s already been working on that. You thought that notion was foolish. Shows how much you really do know.