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Originally posted by FMFBritish huh? No wonder you have such great interest in American politics. I suppose you are used to a little more serious debating on the other side of the pond. Do you call other men mate?
"Chuntering" is a British word. I am British. And you chunter.
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Originally posted by joe beyserI used to contribute far more to this forum when it was less dominated by America-centric threads [when there were perhaps more non-U.S. posters active] but there are still plenty of interesting U.S. oriented debates.
British huh? No wonder you have such great interest in American politics. I suppose you are used to a little more serious debating on the other side of the pond. Do you call other men mate?
Originally posted by FMFLove it!
Chunter also = grumble discontentedly and semi coherently.
"Having had his long hop smeared through the covers for four, the slow left armer made his way back to his mark and was still chuntering about the man at point being too square as he made his way into the popping crease."
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Originally posted by KewpieI think you make a good observation. There are extremes on both sides, but a distinction is that the extreme on the right has become the norm for the Republican Party.
Seems to this foreigner that all the irrational posters attack Obama. Does this mean the Republicans have always got everything right? Is there a Democrat equivalent for the Tea Party?
Plus, throw in conspiracy theories and the labeling of anyone not far right wing as a socialist, that is the description of the behavior of the mass wackos on the right controlling and dominating the Republican Party. Eisenhower is rolling in his grave at what has become of the Republican Party. Moderate Republicans no longer have a home in the Republican Party (unless temporary in the general election to get the votes) but are welcome in the big-tent Democrat Party anytime.