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LOSING IT TO THE LOSERS
Re: Ben Stein’s
We’ve
Figured Him Out:
Brilliant!
— Lynne Pauls Baron
Killingworth, Connecticut
Yes, liberty lost will be hard to get back. Since bureaucracy is
made of people, it will fight for its survival, as libertarians
do individually and communists do collectively. It seems the post
1960s educated crowd say the middle way is good government, so
the goobers don’t get the shaft — yeah, sure.
— Vern Villarino
I like Ben Stein, but come on, the part about Hillary “giving Iran the go-ahead to have a nuclear weapon” is pretty a far-fetched interpretation of her statement:
“We want Iran to calculate what I think is a fair assessment, that if the U.S. extends a defense umbrella over the region, if we do even more to support the military capacity of those in the gulf, it’s unlikely that Iran will be any stronger or safer, because they won’t be able to intimidate and dominate, as they apparently believe they can, once they have a nuclear weapon.”
If you want to remain credible, then link to the exact statement
you mean or else don’t try to stretch the truth. The worst thing
for conservatives is that they get fired up and lose credibility
in the eyes of the left.
— J.D. Smith
Thank you so very very much for your insight in this, I wish all
Americans could see this now!
— S. Nanette
In case you haven’t heard, Ben, we’re having a drought in Texas. Of course, we’re always having a drought, but this one’s a bit toasty, 36 days (usually about 12) so far this year, of 100+ degrees. Now, under these conditions, what should come into my mind after reading your article? Why, the Kingston Trio and their Merry Minuet, of course. So, with a few editorial changes, here it is, for the benefit of, oh, I don’t know, how about our Mr. Hope and Change. Do you think he reads TAS?
(And fellow TAS readers, if you don’t know the original lyrics, Google it! That’s what I’m told when I ask a question.)
Merry Minuet (50 years later)
They’re fighting in Columbia (FARC - Freeing All Repressed
Communists)
They’re starving in Spain (poor Seville)
There’s hurricanes in Florida (well, not yet, but there will
be)
AND TEXAS NEEDS RAIN!!
The whole world is festering with unhappy souls (government run
healthcare)
The French hate the Germans, the Germans hate the Poles (still
crazy after all these years)
Italians hate Yugoslavs (wait, is that Croatia or Serbia? I’m
confused), South Africans hate the Dutch (and us)
AND FRANKLY, MR. HOPE AND CHANGE, YOU DON’T SEEM TO LIKE ANYBODY
VERY MUCH!! (especially to the Cambridge police)
But we can be tranquil, and thankful and proud,
‘Cause we have Barack, there’s no mushroom-shaped cloud.
Still, I’d bet for certain that some lovely day,
Someone will set the spark off, (Kim Jung-il?)
AND WE WILL ALL BE BLOWN AWAY!!
They’re fighting in Columbia
There’s strife in Iran (Is ACORN over there, too?)
What nature doesn’t do to us (Wow, 50 years, how did Al Gore know
way back then?)
Will be done by our fellow Ameri-CAN!!
— Mike Showalter
Austin, Texas
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David| 7.28.09 @ 10:13AM
Officer Crowley up in Cambridge should let Obama and Gates know that there is a teachable moment here. He should publicly state that Gates and other blacks should not rush to play the race card just because a white cop is involved in a situation; and that people in positions of power such as Obama and Patrick Deval should not opine on matters when they admit they don't have all of the facts.
Crowley should tactfully and graciously explain that there is simply no reason to go have a beer with them unless they publicly apologize for rushing to judgment about himself and the other two officers who were with him. If that happens he should gladly accept the invitation provided the other two officers are also invited. That is the teachable moment for the race baiters and the country as a whole. Officer Crowley should not let this opportunity pass.
On the other hand, if he does have a beer with them, and they don't apologize during the meeting, he should make that known because he and the other officers certainly do deserve one.
Appleby| 7.28.09 @ 10:19AM
If Officer Crowley does meet with King Zero, tell him under no circumstances look that man in the eye. This seems to cause people's legs to tingle and their knees to go weak.
In fact, tell him to wear sunglasses.
Better yet, tell him to politely refuse to go at all.
Donald Sammis| 7.28.09 @ 8:57PM
If I were Officer Crowley, I would politly decline. Nothing happened during the incident that requires patching things up. Crowley acted professionally, Gates blew his cool. End of story.
nbcn| 2.25.10 @ 2:56AM
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