Now I'm satisfied: I really wanted to see mitty sip from the goblet of bitter humiliation

[cali]

It's a great feeling. You know the guy feels like shit about losing. I hope the sting of defeat is with him day and night for the rest of his life; that he's haunted by "if only", that his law gnaws away at him.

The arrogant, lying piece of shit deserves no peace of mind.

[ScreamingMeemie]

1. He wanted to achieve something his father never did--and he failed.

Because he's a failure.

[yashoo]

2. Rosebud...

[sheshe2]

3. The Agony of Defeat! n/t

[DCKit]

4. I get you, but I'm horrified at the thought of Ann being beaten to a pulp tonight.

You know he would.

[Indpndnt]

11. You certain it's not the other way around? I'm not.

[DCKit]

12. Geez, and I thought I was cynical.

But they're Morman, that's not how it works on Kolob.

[Chunk]

5. When does he start at fox? nt

[Old and In the Way]

6. Funny, when McCain lost, I had no great animosity afterwards.

But I am reveling in Mitt's defeat and am enjoying the continued exposure of this fraud. Hope he moves back to France.

[Justice4All1]

7. I agree about McCain

I think the reason, people who know Myth, hate him is because he's such a shameless liar.

I bet Christie voted for Obama.

[ProudProgressiveNow]

8. Same here about both! nt

[Blue Owl]

9. The Goplet

A steaming cup of toxic republican sludge

[Kalidurga]

10. I don't normally gloat over other people's pain...

I will make a huge exception for Mitt and all his GOP friends like Akin and Mourdock. I hope they all feel the burn of humiliation. I hope it stings for a long time. I hope they are laying in bed with the covers over their heads and they had beans for lunch. I hope they keep thinking if only they had been farther to the right, then people would like them, they would really really like them. The nuttier they get the better off we are when normal people see how crazed Republicans have become.

Ditto about McCain I didn't want him to feel bad for losing. He ran a fairly decent campaign and I just can't bring myself to hate him even though he did go a little nuts this campaign season.

[DCKit]

13. Re: McCain.... then he let his owners saddle him with Sara Palin.

My S.O. is still laughing at every reference to her, even tonight. Calls her "Sarah Paley". Everything about him is cute.

I've got friends and family who are diehard Republicans, so I can't afford to gloat too much.... I love them and depend on them for so many things. But you know what? We saved their asses by voting for Obama on Tuesday, and they'll never get it. I've got to suck it up forever, and never admit that I tried to save their asses.

Even my sisters don't get how our "democrat" POV would protect and enhance their rights. Makes me cry, a little. But they don't need to know all the evil democratic things I do behind their backs.

[Old and In the Way]

14. "We saved their asses by voting for Obama on Tuesday, and they'll never get it."

Ain't that the truth. It's remarkable how petty and facile their complaints about Obama are. Bengazhi....really? How about Bush's performance in the run-up to 9/11? Drone's in Pakistan? How about Bush's illegal and immoral war against Iraq? Job Growth? Consider the Republican record from 2000 through 2006? Deficits? How about the off-budget wars/taxcuts that ended the Bush term with unemployment cratering @ 700K jobs/month? Republican governance has been a consistent and serious disaster since Nixon....
and they've only become a more incompetent bunch as the leadership gene pool shrinks and sane people head for the exits.

Were Obama white with an R behind his name, they'd have crowned him Ronaldus Magnus II (what's up with that stupid , Roman emperor-like description of Reagan?). Instead, they act outraged that Obama is bad because....COB!, Kenyan, Muslim, commie, and.....nothing really, just a lot of hot air to mask the shortcomings of the candidates that they've helped to elect over the past 4 decades.