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Townhall talk. Whining about Ben. King George Obama III. Plus more.
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Whether they like it or not, the “glorious left-wing revolution” that Obama, Pelosi and others now spearhead has ignited and significantly spread the Second American Revolution. Regrettably, their incendiary and insulting language, as well as their arrogance, may provoke pushback that could permanently damage our country and its citizenry.
Sooner than anyone might envision, though, Obama and his minions
will likely learn how the motivations of the original American
Revolution —but, especially, taxation without representation —
apply to him and Congress, our modern incarnation of King George
III and his parliament.
— C. Kenna Amos Jr.
Princeton, West
Virginia
PROJECTING
Re: Ben Stein’s
Expelled From the New York Times:
Talk about a whiner, poor Ben Stein has to find a scapegoat for
all his personal failures. Geez. What a loser. Oh, and as for
FreeScore, the company he was pitching for, the BBB gave it an F
rating. In addition, poor Ben is not an economist by any means,
his advice, if followed will lead anyone quickly into bankruptcy,
just check the record.
— David Kerchner
I applaud you and your work on the documentary “Expelled: No
Intelligence Allowed” How ironic that those who claimed your
documentary was ‘baseless’ have proven you right by their
actions. This is a black eye on the New York
Times…shine on Mr. Stein, shine on!
—Anonymous
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SCARE TACTICS FOR THE POLITICALLY ACTIVE CITIZEN: “we’re voting you OUT, you moron” links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:
Michael L. Hauschild| 8.13.09 @ 8:31AM
One of the most cherished ironies is the spectacle of Specter. Here is the prime example of power mongering in the history of the Senate. No more a liberal buffoon exists, gaining power by running as a republican, thwarting the conservative agenda at every turn, knowing full well his behavior played to the democratic base. Switching parties with the same disdain as discarding soiled underwear will not save him this time. Should this health care debacle be shoved down the throats of Americans the return of the party he abused and abandoned in 2010 will take special care to see that he will be held to the very same single payer model he parrots for Obama.
The end of life (term) panel of voters is about to convene, and he will be found floating on the ice floe.
IMKessel| 8.13.09 @ 11:03AM
Once again, Ms. Gunn, homespun brilliance!
Richard Baker| 8.13.09 @ 1:44PM
Personally, I think the Rot of Arrogance in Congress is so thorough that they will pass their desired version of Healthcare. Then they'll congratulate themselves for an epic effort to "save" America. Then next year they will "die" politically and wonder why. Stay tuned, sportsfans.
Mrs P| 8.14.09 @ 2:41PM
With 21% aproval rating, why would anyone be surprised that the Congressmen/women are being booed at the town hall meetings. They don't even recognize that the people attending are representative of those who can't get to the meetings.