Today on Tommy T’s Obsession with the Freeperati – “Big Jim Hates Him Some Romney” Edition

Good morning, everyone! Time to suit up and pry the lid off some simmering drums of Freeper insanity and hatred. Just let Kibitzer know if you get any on your iso suit – he has the hose of truth today, and will hose that slime right off.

Hmm – looks like some Romney supporters didn’t get the hint last year that Big Jim only backs losers. Big Jim’s losing it for sure:

p>My response to the RINO Blogger telling FR to Knock Off the RINO Bashing and to all RINO Pushers

Dec 2, 2009
| Jim Robinson

Posted onWednesday, December 02, 2009 1:15:56 PM byJim Robinson

RomneyCare is big government forcing its will on a formerly free
people.

…says the nutcase who purged his own membership because they wouldn’t fall in line.

It’s anti-American, anti-free-markets, anti-Liberty and
unconstitutional. Listen to the Reagan tape. RomneyCare is the
socialism he’s talking about. RomneyCare = ObamaCare. No difference.

Government is not the solution, it IS the problem!!

…says the disabled man who cashes his disability checks every single month.

Free Republic will not support gun grabbing, abortion pushing, gay rights pushing, big government socialist RINOS!!

…says the fruitcake who thought Fred Thompson was gonna save the GOP.

In fact we will actively campaign AGAINST them!!

Works for me.

Free
Republic is a pro-Life & Liberty small government conservative site
for pro-Life & Liberty small government conservatives!!

…and I get to say who is and who isn’t.

Take a freaking hike if you don’t like it.

Are you kidding? You guys are more entertaining than a dozen clown cars.

RINOS be damned!!

Hope this helps.

Oh it does – just not in the way that you imagine.

1
posted onWednesday, December 02, 2009 1:15:57 PM
byJim Robinson

Let’s see how many suck-ups rush to lick up the spittle, shall we?

To: Jim Robinson

agree.

thanks.

2
posted onWednesday, December 02, 2009 1:17:06 PM
byken21
(i am not voting for a rino-progressive.)

Sycophant

div class=”a2″>To: Jim Robinson

Beautifully succinct. 😉

11
posted onWednesday, December 02, 2009 1:18:07 PM
byFormerRep

p>To: Jim Robinson

Those of late expressing a desire for the
forum creator and operator to “cut it out” are welcome to establish
their own rhino-licious site.

15
posted onWednesday, December 02, 2009 1:18:52 PM
byGreenAccord
(Bakon Akbar!)

He-man-woman-haters

To: Jim Robinson

I’m tired of the RINO’s telling us that
splitting the party will just hand victories to the Democrats.
RINO-babble gave us Obama-how could it be any worse?

51
posted onWednesday, December 02, 2009 1:27:33 PM
bySpok

Ask Hoffman.

blockquote>

To: Jim Robinson
“The only reason a conservative should reach across the aisle is to slap a little sense into a silly liberal.”

Does
that mean that FR will not be declared McCain country again in 2012, if
he should win the nomination again??? I know that it won’t be the case
with McCain, but you understand my drift.Is FR going to remain
anti-RINO, even if another RINO is running against the democrat next
presidential election cycle?

61
posted onWednesday, December 02, 2009 1:29:44 PM
byJustaDumbBlonde

One can only hope. Once in a while the lunatic fringe gets a dim inkling that the fringe is exactly what they are, and try to pull back from the delusion that they are the majority rather then , well, the fringe. Fortunately, we have people like Big Jim to push them over that edge.

blockquote>

To: Jim Robinson

To: CharlesWayneCT; Jim Robinson
Upthread you mentioned
as a possible “purge the mitt-bots” thread. But so far… Hasn’t happened.
And I don’t think it’s because JR isn’t trying. He seems to be doing all he can to suppress Romney supporters.

But as I’ve repeatedly said. These anti-mitt ads will soon go away. To be replaced by the FReepathon.

Ouch.

Because after all… no matter if you are a Rudy McRomney RINO… Jim does have to keep the FR lights on.
But as others have said -and I agree; I ignore these anti-mitt ads. Just as many ignore the FReepathon ads.
Does Jim not think this could backfire?

You’re joking, right?

65
posted onWednesday, December 02, 2009 1:30:35 PM
byResponsibility2nd
(Ack, is that the site with “Responsibility2nd”? Some weirdo. …)

/div>

To: Jim Robinson

So if Sarah P doesn’t run and neither does Michelle B or Tom T, it seems like everyone left IS a RINO.

93
posted onWednesday, December 02, 2009 1:45:27 PM
byFractal Trader

“All are RINOS except thee and me, and I’m beginning to wonder about thee.”

More after the jump, and Big Jim jumps into his own vanity, feet in mouth.

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The Internet Kills Journalism Again

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I Love My School So Much

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