Connecticut is in a state. Traitors in our midst. More on Ben Stein. New waves of Gibson defenders. Plus much more.
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FALLEN INTO THE CHASM
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Re: Jeffrey Lord's
Connecticut's
Shame
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p>Thank you for the article "Connecticut's Shame." I feel awful
about what is happening in our country and grieve for our future. I
don't understand it and I am looking for understanding. I must
stand with President Bush and Israel. I am 55 and I remember
learning about the death camps as a youth. I asked my mother why
they didn't do anything to save the Jews, why the world -- why SHE
-- allowed it happen. I remember saying I would never allow such a
thing to happen in my lifetime. The Democrats are now on the other
side. They are siding with the enemy and they don't see the simple
truth that we are entering WWIII. Their hatred of Republicans,
conservatives, and the Jews is self-destructive and will destroy
our country and world, I fear! I fear, also, that our union is
threatened. Thanks again for the article.
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Kathleen Mary Hensley
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Federal Way, Washington
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CT is enduring anxiety not shame. The state has no shame. There
have always been and always will be anti-Semites. Some people
openly express this and other anti bias. I do not believe the few
have-no-lifers represent the people of CT in general.
My perception is the people of CT are suffering from acute
anxiety rooted in their economic demise. New England is
unmistakably loosing good high paying jobs and barely replacing
them with retail or service jobs that pay a lot less. Everything
else is going up including taxes.
Whose fault is this economic decline? The answer from the
Democrats and some Republicans is our current President and thanks
to the propaganda that passes as news, the Republican Congress as
well. It's as if he has some magic power to lower the cost of all
goods.
In CT you cannot go after the President, so the next in line is
Joe Lieberman. But the Senator's troubles started with the 2000 (it
was disgusting to some when he ran for two jobs) ticket and
continued in 2004. He missed a lot of votes and seemed disconnected
from his constituents. Add to this his unattractive personality and
it was a recipe for disaster.