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Rep. Cantor Launches Partisan Smear Campaign Against Pelosi For Syria Visit»

cantorRep. Eric Cantor (R-VA), the chief deputy minority whip in the House, has launched a partisan smear campaign against Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) for visiting Syria. He writes in the National Review:

The Speaker and many of her Democratic allies have become so drunk with grandiose visions of deposing Bush that they break bread with terrorists and enemies of the United States. The Speaker’s words and actions carry consequences for U.S. policy, and they certainly did our allies no favors last week. Instead of standing united with the president and Congress against the Syrian menace, Mrs. Pelosi chose to needlessly divide us.

Nowhere in his 700-word diatribe does Cantor mention the fact that five Republicans “broke bread” with Assad last week: Reps. Frank Wolf, Joseph Pitts, Robert Aderholt, David Hobson, and Darrell Issa.

Meanwhile, on his blog, Cantor is conducting a campaign to “Stop Pelosi.” He writes that Congress has “remained silent on Pelosi’s misrepresentation of Israel’s position. They have remained silent on her assistance to Syrian propaganda efforts.”

Unsurprisingly, Cantor is falsifying the record. Here are the facts:

Pelosi Was Asked To Communicate A Message And She Did. Before she left for Syria, Olmert’s spokeswoman Miri Eisin said “Pelosi is conveying that Israel is willing to talk if they (Syria) would openly take steps to stop supporting terrorism.” And that’s what Pelosi did: “We conveyed to him Prime Minister Olmert’s overture for peace talks when Syria openly takes steps to stop supporting terrorism.”

Pelosi Communicated A Consistent Message. Republican Congressman David Hobson said Pelosi “did not engage in any bashing of Bush in any meeting I was in and she did not in any meeting I was in bash the policies as it relates to Syria.” Republican Congressman Joseph Pitts noted, “Ms. Pelosi contacted us while we were in Israel, and we told her the message we gave. The message she gave Syria was similar to the message we gave.”

Cantor encourages his readers to contact Congress: “It is time for House Democrats to hear from you about how unhappy you are with Speaker Pelosi’s trip to Damascus.” Actually, it’s time for Rep. Cantor to hear from you — go leave a message in his comments section or give his office a call and tell him to stop his partisan-motivated attacks against Pelosi.

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267 Responses to “Rep. Cantor Launches Partisan Smear Campaign Against Pelosi For Syria Visit”


  1. Raven Says:

    I thought I recognized one of those bunnies standing next to La La on the balcony……


  2. elmo Says:

    Cantor makes an ass of himself every time he’s in the media.


  3. Raymond Funamoto Says:

    repugnant-repub Eric Cantor—Bushland Uber Allies LAPDOG and Elliott Abrams BUTT-BOY—TELL ME, Eric, DON’T YOU FEEL ASHAMED DOING THE BIDDING OF SUCH REPREHENSIBLE CRIMINALS AND THIEVES???? OH, I FORGOT—YOU’RE A REPREHENSIBLE CRIMINAL AND THIEF YOURSELF, AREN’T YOU?????? TURDS OF A CRIMINAL FEATHER STICK TOGETHER AND WILL BE FLUSHED DOWN THE CRAPPER OF FORGOTTEN HISTORY TOGEHER AS WELL!!!! SO LONG, Eric, BETTER HOLD YOUR BREATH, ITS A LONG DROP TO THE SEWERS, YOU MANGY RAT!!!!!


  4. TripMaster Monkey Says:

    The more the neocons bleat about Pelosi’s visit to Syria, the more they reveal themselves as the obstructionist chickenhawks they are.


  5. SouthWest Bob Says:

    Rove: “You guys keep telling the lies long and loud enough and we’ll keep out 30% support base!!!”


  6. republicansforIsraelsuck Says:

    Is Cantor representing the citizens of his State or the Israeli Likud Party.??? The Congress and Bush administration is riddled by liers like Cantor who love their Israeli paymaster more than the U.S. Impeach him.


  7. Gary Kleppe Says:

    I posted a comment on Cantor’s site. Let’s see how long it stays up. Wingnuts don’t generally care for opposing viewpoints.


  8. hellinabucket Says:

    Why do we have an Embassy in Syria if it’s a Terrorist State?


  9. Ringo Says:

    Nowhere in his 700-word diatribe does Cantor mention the fact that five Republicans “broke bread” with Assad last week

    ————————————————————————————

    The difference is that unlike the Republicans mentioned, Pelosi (and Kerry) make these trips in order to undermine the President’s foreign policy, not to support it.

    Just like Jimmah Cartah.


  10. Topper Harley Says:

    Another male neocon hillbilly going after a woman in the press. Say it ain’t so neocons. Hell, let the neocons bitch on about Pelosi. They truly do look like little boys throwing a tantrum. Boohooohoo. In 08 , the neocon bubble will burst. And green sludge will be everywhere.


  11. gotfreedumb? Says:

    #

    Why do we have an Embassy in Syria if it’s a Terrorist State?

    Comment by hellinabucket — April 10, 2007 @ 11:42 am
    Maybe,
    1. Syria is NOT a Terrorist State?
    2. Amerika IS a TERRORIST State?


  12. Gary Kleppe Says:

    Why do we have an Embassy in Syria if it’s a Terrorist State?

    The world’s number one terrorist country is the one most of us here live in.


  13. Gary Kleppe Says:

    The difference is that unlike the Republicans mentioned, Pelosi (and Kerry) make these trips in order to undermine the President’s foreign policy, not to support it.

    What did Pelosi do to undermine Zippy the Chimp’s foreign policy, chuckles? Be specific.


  14. Raven Says:

    “… visions of deposing Bush…”
    Interesting choice of a verb, such would indicate even Cantor might view the pResident as something of a despot…..


  15. Democrat Soldier Says:

    #13 - He won’t be specific.
    He hasn’t been provided the talking points to repeat.
    Yet.


  16. Grand Moff Texan Says:

    The Republicans aren’t talking to us, they’re talking to their base.

    You know: morons.
    .


  17. VerbalKint Says:

    Partisan smear campaigns are all that Republicans have left. Good thing, too, since it is their specialty.


  18. Topper Harley Says:

    The difference is that unlike the Republicans mentioned, Pelosi (and Kerry) make these trips in order to undermine the President’s foreign policy, not to support it.

    Comment by Ringo — April 10, 2007 @ 11:45 am

    Bush has a foreign policy? That’s news to me. Nice right wing talking point Ringo. Hey folks, look, Ringo just got his talking points fresh off the Rove right wing press express. HaHa! What a joke you trolls are. Too funny.


  19. Raven Says:

    The only active foreign policy G.Dubious has is going to the Arizona-Mexico border and walking up and down the fence line with his thumbs in his ears, waggling his fingers and sticking out his tongue.


  20. Sharon Says:

    This ugly fool was lurking around a couple of month’s ago as well…Guess he want’s his 15 minutes of fame again…I wonder why all the lies and covering up that 5 republicans that went a few day’s before…It’s O,K, for them to go but not Palosi.? How bizarr this has all become…Let’s get Impeachment back on the table and forget all this crap…….Blessings


  21. shane Says:

    The difference is that unlike the Republicans mentioned, Pelosi (and Kerry) make these trips in order to undermine the President’s foreign policy, not to support it.

    Just like Jimmah Cartah.

    Comment by Ringo — April 10, 2007 @ 11:45 am

    That would make sense if the President had a viable foreign policy. He’s just mad because he didn’t get to invade Iran. Syria says they helped free the Brits. Bush doesn’t get to have another war that would totally overwhelm our military so now you’re all crying like a bunch of babies.


  22. linda Says:

    this is the guy who is a tad confused who has authority to declare war — even tweety was mortified:

    MATTHEWS: This isn‘t an option question. This isn‘t multiple choice.
    Right now, February 8, 2007, do you believe we should go to war with Iran?

    CANTOR: I‘ll leave that decision up to the commanders on the ground and those in our military …

    MATTHEWS: Commanders on the ground whether we go to war with another country?

    CANTOR: I will leave the decisions in the military arena to—this is exactly the point.

    MATTHEWS: This is Barry Goldwater taking. He used to say that.
    Regional commanders can decide whether we want it use nuclear weapons. You‘re obviously saying soldiers should decide which country to go to war with.

    CANTOR: I‘m here to say the military experts are those which might come up with the recommendation to the commander in chief that makes the decision. It is silly for us to expect .

    MATTHEWS: I‘m not talking - I just asked you a very simple question .

    CANTOR: We‘re going 535 commanders in chief .

    MATTHEWS: I‘ve never heard of anything like this in my life. Never in my life.

    ISRAEL: Congress has a constitutional responsibility to decide whether we‘re going to war or not. That‘s what we‘re elected to do. Those are the debates we should have.

    CANTOR: Every president since .

    MATTHEWS: The idea of declaring war as a soldier is unimaginable.

    We‘ll be right back to talk HARDBALL with the two congressmen.


  23. Topper Harley Says:

    #19 Comment by Raven — April 10, 2007 @

    That was awesome. When all else fails, neocons always fall back on “hate the mexicans” banter. It’s all they know. And the mainstream media loves to play that game.


  24. Proud Dem Says:

    The only active foreign policy G.Dubious has is going to the Arizona-Mexico border and walking up and down the fence line with his thumbs in his ears, waggling his fingers and sticking out his tongue.

    Comment by Raven

    yeah, Raven. And saying the words “hard work” at least a dozen times. I don’t think that “man” ever knew a day of “hard work” in his life. Unless you count the times he bit too hard on the silver spoon he was eating with.


  25. Dumb_Fox Says:

    If Bushco is so anti-Syria because it sponsors terrorism, why did they render suspected terrorists - e.g. Maher Arar - to Syria?

    Isn’t that like, erm, what’s it called, a security risk…


  26. hellinabucket Says:

    I believe Ringo wanted to state that Bush’s policy is foreign. That makes much more sense than the no dialogue doctrine.


  27. Abby Says:

    It’s all well and good to call Syria a terrorist nation or a state sponsor of terrorism etc. but aren’t words supposed to have meaning?

    How can we call Syria any of those things without defining what you mean by terrorism? As far as I can tell, we do not even have a definition for “terrorism” and if we don’t even know what the term means how can tell Syria is guilty of it?


  28. joe Says:

    The Syrian menace?

    Oh noes! Syria!!!

    LOL.


  29. Patrick1 Says:

    Well said Congressman..nail the surrender lobby!


  30. buzzbomb Says:

    The republican hyporcricy about this trip grows daily. It makes me sick.
    And, if Syria is such a no no, why do send people there to be tortured? Good enogh to do our dirty work, not good enough to have diplomatic relations with.


  31. TripMaster Monkey Says:

    Patrick1 sez:

    Well said Congressman..nail the surrender lobby!

    Proof positive of the idiocy of Rep. Cantor…a ringing endorsement from Patrick1.

    Thanks for settling that, Patrick1.


  32. konopelli Says:

    you cant tell the shitwipe to stop his attacks on pelosi…

    it’s what he’s paid to do…

    what you hafta do is dig up as much really stinky dirt on this fucknozzle as possible, and–whether it is true or not–GET IT OUT THERE!!!! Smear him. Dirty him. Discredit him: he molests children–there’s no evidence that he doesnt, is there? he was mark foley’s occasional roommate! he was jack abrams bag-boy! he gives imus blowjobs at the ymca…

    it doesn’t matter…fling enough shit and some of it will stick…
    that’s the GOP way…
    ./


  33. TheToonGuy Says:

    Note that troll has left bait in post #29 in hopes that he can catch some juicy posts with it. Make the troll unhappy and don’t take the bait.


  34. KRank Says:

    My local paper carried an opinion piece by Dan K. Thomasson today — exact same thing. Pelosi’s visit “sends the wrong message”. NOWHERE in the piece did Thomasson mention the Republicans on the trip with Pelosi, or the Republicans who met with Assad before and after Pelosi did. NOWHERE did he mention exactly WHAT Pelosi had done or said that “sent the wrong message”.

    Outright crap. Either lazy or dishonest, i don’t know which. but it hardly measures up to any reasonable standards of journalism. Cantor is just a partisan hack trying to make what political hay he can. Thomasson’s article is a disgrace.


  35. a citizen Says:

    my measuring stick: If the Right doesn’t like it, it has got to be good for the country. The more they protest and whine, the better it must be.


  36. OKC Says:

    Only 16 comments so far on Cantor’s site. Each post is being moderated.


  37. whiteyfresh Says:

    there seems to be quite a high level of ‘douchebaggery’ afoot…


  38. People in the Sun Says:

    Man that was fun (but they have comment moderation so I’m not sure my–pretty funny if you don’t mind–comment will be published). This guy is such a moron.


  39. And You Thought REAGAN Was Stupid Says:

    How long until Cantor shuts down his comments section, exactly like “Never Surrender” run-and-hide Tom Delay did when he launched his blog??


  40. Vet Says:

    I posted the following comment on Cantor’s site, but it seems to have been blocked:

    “MIS-Representative Cantor seems to be cut from the same mold as W and his cronies. Tell the same lie enough times, and before long it will become a fact in the minds of the cool-aid drinking, O’Reilly-loving, sheep.

    Time will reveal the truth about this corrupt regime!”

    I’ll post it again and see if they let it stand…


  41. joe in oklahoma Says:

    i wonder who wrote that screed for him?
    he obviously can’t think beyond a 3rd gradre level,
    and that little statement was about 6th grade quality.


  42. Patrick1 Says:

    What was the point of Pelosi’s trip? Why smooze with a fascist dictator who murdered the former Prime Minister of Lebanon? Was she getting advice on how to surrender Western Civilization to Islamo Fascism?


  43. Grand Moff Texan Says:

    NOWHERE in the piece did Thomasson mention the Republicans on the trip with Pelosi, or the Republicans who met with Assad before and after Pelosi did. NOWHERE did he mention exactly WHAT Pelosi had done or said that “sent the wrong message”.

    This is what they do when they’re scared shitless: retract into their mouth-breather base and just plain make shit up, like with Bush’s supposed offer of Miers and Rove under oath. O’Reilly cut the mike of the woman who corrected them.

    Back into your cave, Republicans. Apparently the real world’s too scary for you. Look out! It’s mighty Syria! Oooooooo, now yer gonna need ya a new diaper, aren’t you, trolls?
    .


  44. konopelli Says:

    Only 16 comments so far on Cantor’s site. Each post is being moderated.

    Comment by OKC — April 10, 2007 @ 12:12 pm

    then mine prob’ly won’t become #17, cuz i asked when he stopped finger-fucking his children…

    drat…


  45. hellinabucket Says:

    109th congress rolled over and played dead. Didn’t ask any hard questions. Didn’t call for facts or oversight. Didn’t stand in the way when the War Machine jumped 2 countries over to attack on lies.

    It’s laughable. The big ol’ bullies push everyone around for no real reason and then complain that nobody’s supporting them.

    Patrick1, I believe the best part of your argument has been flushed down the toilet.


  46. jrm78 Says:

    ‘Break bread’ is an interesting choice of words. By no means am I a biblical scholar, but didn’t that Jesus guy ‘break bread’ and ’sup’ with the Pharisees and others whom he opposed? I’ve read the gospels a while ago, so could someone clarify this for me?


  47. Grand Moff Texan Says:

    Was she getting advice on how to surrender Western Civilization to Islamo Fascism?

    If we say “yes,” do you promise to go wank in private from now on?
    .


  48. Michael Harold Says:

    Waiting to see if the comment is accepted at Cantor’s site.

    # Michael Harold Says: Your comment is awaiting moderation.
    April 10th, 2007 at 11:17 am

    Keep it up! At the rate you are going, you are very likely to be one of the supporting actors in the creation of a Democratic supermajority in the next Congress.

    Your base is certainly listening to what you have to say. So are a lot of independents all over this country who are pretty much fed up with all the noise.


  49. Xbox360Fan Says:

    Patty:

    You sure talk tough for being such a PUSSY, why aren’t you over there fighting then?

    Why do you lick arse so much?


  50. Patrick 1 Inch Says:

    Patrick1 it’s obvious that you don’t believe a thing you’re posting.


  51. shane Says:

    Comment by Proud Dem — April 10, 2007 @ 11:58 am

    My personal favorite is when he says “work Americans won’t do.” How many of these Mexicans don’t even get paid minimum wages. Americans WON’T do them because they can’t afford to live on $2/hour.


  52. Keith H. Says:

    Yes, well . . . I feel that all of the lieing is not really working as
    well as it used to.
    I mean, when everything that you say is a freaking lie, people tend to quit believeing you.


  53. Robert Waldmann Says:

    I left a comment at the site linked above. It is awaiting moderation, so I better post it here too.

    Dear Congressman Cantor

    You lie. Pelosi did a favor for one of our allies — Israel. This was reported before her arrival in Syria by the associated press see http://charlotte.com/121/story/70786.html. The fact that Olmert chose to lie and claim that he did not send a message via Pelosi after his spokeswoman had publically announced the exact opposite, *before* Pelosi delivered the message, may help us understand why he is even less popular in Israel than Bush is in the USA.

    You might add lie to lie and claim that Pelosi delivered the wrong message saying Israel was prepared for talks, not that Israel was prepared for talks, if and only if, Syria stopped supporting Hamas and Hezbollah. Pelosi claims she delivered the correct message. Her claim has not been contradicted by the Republican congressman who was with her delegation (and who you neglected to mention) or by her State Department sherpas. I conclude that she is telling the truth.

    The attack on Pelosi is more than usually absurd even given the total contempt that you and your fellow Republicans have for the truth. It is not good strategy to tell lies which can easily be proven to be lies.

    You are both a fool and a knave. I look forward to seeing if you have a credible opponent in 2008 as I would then donate to his or her campaign.

    your fellow citizen
    Robert Waldmann


  54. People in the Sun Says:

    This was my comment:

    Mr. Cantor, how’s the “Stop Pelosi” thing going for you so far?

    Don’t listen to all these Liberals who are angry at you for not mentioning the Republican traitors. Stick to truthiness.

    And one more thing, I tried calling the numbers above to let them know what I think but everyone on the other line speaks Arabic now. NANCY!!! LOOK WHAT YOU’VE DONE!!!

    And this is what they put there after moderation:

    Don’t listen to all these Liberals. Stick it to them.


  55. ct Says:

    44. yes Jesus did do all of that. shortly thereafter he was tortured then nailed to a cross. go figure


  56. Patrick1 Says:

    but didn’t that Jesus guy ‘break bread’ and ’sup’ with the Pharisees and others whom he opposed?

    No he did not.


  57. Grand Moff Texan Says:

    the Syrian menace

    And Syria is a “menace” to whom, exactly. If Cantor insists on putting Israel’s interests before those of the US, he should be prosecuted under the Logan Act.

    Right?
    .


  58. Patrick1 Says:

    Nancy Pelosi is more like Neville Chamberlain than Jesus Christ.


  59. yowzer Says:

    republicans sure are giving white males a bad name - they (republicans) are all smarmy, lying, immature, impish white guys. Pathetic really.
    .


  60. Argonaut Says:

    Oooh! They are not just moderating the comments on Cantor’s blog, they are *changing* them. I sent this:

    “Dear Eric; I just called my congressmen like you wanted me to. I told him that I completely support everything Ms. Pelosi has done since January 20th. I did not tell him what a wanker you are, so your secret is safe for now.”

    What appeared on the site was this:

    =====
    “# Argonaut Says:
    April 10th, 2007 at 11:23 am

    Dear Eric; “I just called my congressman like you wanted me to. I told him that I want ms. pelosi to stop everything she has done since Jan 20th.”
    =====

    So guys, check back and see what they are doing.


  61. TheToonGuy Says:

    Clearly the troll was unhappy and decided to leave more bait out in post #41. Standard trolling procedure. Don’t bother responding to his posts, he’s not listening. He just wants to laugh at all of the people taking his bait.


  62. ct Says:

    nancy should resign


  63. Charles the Few Says:

    Just spoke to Cantor’s office, his staff seems a bit harried. Give them a call, leave a comment. It’s fun to ask staffers why they are supporting a pol who is destroying our national debate.


  64. Jay Randal Says:

    Rep. Cantor should be forced to resign from the House of Representatives > PERIOD.


  65. Bluedahlia Says:

    My post is under moderation as well, but the ones that are up are all pretty much ones he is not going to enjoy reading. lol


  66. jrm78 Says:

    53. That’s what I figured, thanks. The more things change…


  67. Michael Harold Says:

    They moderated it right out of there!

    # Michael Harold Says: Your comment is awaiting moderation.
    April 10th, 2007 at 11:17 am

    Keep it up! At the rate you are going, you are very likely to be one of the supporting actors in the creation of a Democratic supermajority in the next Congress.

    Your base is certainly listening to what you have to say. So are a lot of independents all over this country who are pretty much fed up with all the noise.

    Comment by Michael Harold — April 10, 2007 @ 12:18 pm


  68. Peter Principle Says:

    “Instead of standing united with the president and Congress against the Syrian menace . . . ”

    The Syrian menace???

    To what? The world hummus supply?


  69. Bluedahlia Says:

    OOOh, if they are changing posts, that might make another front pager! Oh, I can’t wait for the fun.


  70. Dr. Squid Says:

    You kind of wonder what Cantor is getting at, seeing as his party of conservatives holds an actively anti-American ideology.


  71. Juan C Says:

    If we say “yes,” do you promise to go wank in private from now on?
    Comment by Grand Moff Texan

    LMAO!!! Good job.


  72. Mary Poplins Says:

    Speaker Pelosi must of done something right as the President of Syria has invited the delegation back for more talks.

    GO NANCY PELOSI GO!!!!!

    Republicans Nuts are BABIES.


  73. the fly-man Says:

    Thank god I don’t live in Virginia. GOP Stooge capitol of the nation.


  74. And You Thought REAGAN Was Stupid Says:

    My newest post to Cantor (under review):

    Now it seems this blog is CHANGING the content and meaning of posts to support Cantor’s position. It’s a poor argument that cannot withstand even basic scrutiny.

    Let’s see how long it lasts.


  75. Bluedahlia Says:

    Well, they didn’t even post mine. They axed it. I was critical, but not rude. I guess that they don’t post what they don’t want to hear. I also called a couple of the offices on the list to tell them to keep the good work and to ignore the wanker!


  76. Juan C Says:

    Instead of standing united with the president and Congress against the Syrian menace

    Oh, the Syrian Menace…somebody help us, we are the poor Western Civilization that has to go invading countries so we feel secure…and no, we wont stop until everybody is dead or buying American stuff.

    The sad thing is that people bought this with Nicaragua, Panama, Granada, Vietnam, Iraq…you know, big threats.


  77. paul Says:

    I love nancy pelosi.

    No one woman better represents democratic/progressive ideals than she.

    Any gop hack who tries to do political damage to her is kidding themself.

    That botux-marionette blinking face is the face of the democratic party. Long live the pelosi.


  78. Bluedahlia Says:

    I put another post up. We’ll see.


  79. valentinian Says:

    The “Syrian Menace?” Seriously, do these guys even listen to themselves?


  80. bloggus Says:

    My comment was edited also.

    Unbelievable.


  81. Bluedahlia Says:

    Don’t have anthing better paul? How sad.


  82. paul Says:

    “Don’t have anthing better paul?”

    I ask the same question in regard to Pelosi.


  83. tom baker Says:

    wait a sec - WHO is drunk with gradiose visions??…..

    the radical restructuring a part of the world that’s been set in its ways since before western civilization arose ISN’T the grandiose vision of a drunk????

    WTF???!!!


  84. Georgette Orwell Says:

    I did check out this site, and it was truly chilling. I particularly noted items such as Shirley’s Please keep the pressure on, we’ve got to malign Nancy Pelosi.

    Sad when even the women think everything should be vicious and testosterone fueled. Ms. Pelosi is a strong and capable women; too bad that terrifies people so. I’m grateful that there’s someone in the government capable of actual diplomacy and leadership.


  85. RT Says:

    Eric Cantor - isn’t he the Congressman who’s right on a set of measure zero?

    (It’s a math geek joke. If you’re not one, don’t worry about it.)


  86. tom baker Says:

    Let’s not forget, Paul, the hogjowled pumpkinhead and dimpled buttocks of “fat” denny hastert - the face of the GOP

    just needed to “fair and balance” that weak ad hominem for ya, skippy


  87. paul Says:

    on the brighter side of pelosi…

    she can keep her deer in the headlights blinking routine, as Iran goes on to surface test their nuke program.

    They’ll just have to detonate a couple of hundred tests to get their program up to speed with the US. The small damage to the enivronment is a small price to pay to make sure Iran gets nukes.

    The byproduct of a nuclear Iran, will also lead to an increased defense budget for the next 20-30 years.

    Nothing I love more than passive resistance.


  88. tom baker Says:

    did the fall from the turnip truck hurt much, Paul? i think you may have bumped your head, and forgotten whatever you knew about the last hundred years of world history.


  89. Grand Moff Texan Says:

    as Iran goes on to surface test their nuke program

    And don’t forget about their Giant Napalm-Breathing Pony program. The liberal media doesn’t want you to know about that. Why is Nancy Pelosi so intend on making sure that Iran gets Giant Napalm-Breathing Ponies? Is it because she hates Western Civilization, or because she’s a Secret Jew, like George Soros?

    Thanks for keeping the REAL news alive, Paul.
    .


  90. Mr. Bush Goes To Hell Says:

    #85

    FUNNY how Halliburton just finished a major contract in Iran.

    TREASON???

    You bet…


  91. Real Conservative Guy Says:

    RE: ‘Didn’t that Jesus guy ‘break bread’ ….

    Not at the last supper, but Jesus was very clear about loving your enemy. While we do not need to “love” them by our modern definition, we do need to maintain dialogue. As a lifelong conservative (notice I did not say Republican), I am appalled by various policies and viewpoints of both parties. In the context of these posts, I am particularly concerned about the lack of discussions between the current administration and countries they have labeled as “terrorist”, “axis of evil”, etc. To put it simply, people fear that which they do not know, and if we are not making ourselves diplomatically available to both friends and enemies alike, the chances for long-term problems caused by a lack of understanding are…frighteningly high.

    My $.02.


  92. the fly-man Says:

    Has anyone thought what the ramifications would have been if say, Kay Bailey Hutchinson would have been the first female leader of the Senate? You’d thunk we’d need a national holiday to celebrate. This is pure simple little dicked misogyny at it’s very finest. They are absolute women haters. I’m so tired of theocratic pedantic morons at the helm of this government.


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  94. paul Says:

    “Ms. Pelosi is a strong and capable women” who is so vain she needs botux.

    Is she embarassed of looking her age? It’s not like the injections are fooling anyone.

    but to support the theory that she will be well received in the ME, as a result of BAD plastic surgery, I could quickly point to Jacko.


  95. whiteyfresh Says:

    just posted THIS on Cantor’s site. Let’s see how long it stays…:
    whiteyfresh Says: Your comment is awaiting moderation.

    April 10th, 2007 at 12:09 pm
    I applaud you on your efforts to show how Congress has stepped up in support of the president, and against Mrs. Pelosi. I further look forward to hearing you condemn the 5 Republicans who went to Syria with Mrs. Pelosi, as well as the 3 Rebulicans who went to Syria a week before the Speaker of the House. Also, I look forward to your Outrage at Dennis Hastert for specifically telling Columbian diplomats to circumvent the President entirely and deal directly with Congress. Obviously, you must shed some light on this fallacy. I look forward to your comments in the coming days and months holding all who deviate from supporting the executive branch responsible. Thank you.

    I’m still ‘awaiting moderation’ Can I slip it by, or will i be fed to the wolves?


  96. paul Says:

    can anyone translate gmt for me?


  97. hellinabucket Says:

    Nothing I fear more than blind obedience. Where are the true military people that spout the rush to crush another country for the sake of fear itself. Real military understand the logistics to actually win, not Bush win but really win. It means boots on the ground. It means supply lines, It means overwhelming support from the homefront and it means a just cause.

    The Republican leadership has either failed or ignored what it really means to win. All they have is slogans and the blind obedient one’s just follow along.


  98. Grand Moff Texan Says:

    They are absolute women haters. I’m so tired of theocratic pedantic morons at the helm of this government.

    Comment by the fly-man

    Indeed. Republicans should go back to taking their frustrations out on underage boys. It’s important to stick to what you’re good at.
    .


  99. Gary Kleppe Says:

    Here’s my latest comment on Cantor’s site which is awaiting moderation. Enjoy it here, since it will probably never show up there.

    Congressman, since you’re so big on war and all, will you be enlisting in the armed forces?


  100. DocLarry Says:

    but didn’t that Jesus guy ‘break bread’ and ’sup’ with the Pharisees and others whom he opposed?

    No he did not.

    Comment by Patrick1 — April 10, 2007 @ 12:24 pm

    Luke 14:1 “On a sabbath he went to dine at the home of one of the leading Pharisees, and the people there were observing him carefully.”
    –New American Bible


  101. Gramma Millie Says:

    I just posted a civilized comment on Cantor’s blog, but I’m getting a message saying “Your comment is awaiting moderation.” In the event my comment is not published there, this is what the fRight Wing Babies considers to be an inappropriate comment:

    House Speaker Gingrich went to China in 1997 for the purpose of challenging President Clinton’s policy vis a vis China. Gingrich’s trip was widely praised on the right wing, from Buchanan to Boehner. IOKIYAR (It’s OK If You’re A Republican)

    Do you still wonder why we on the left are angry? It’s because we love our country, and we hate to see it torn asunder by lying propagandists who act like they’re the greatest gift to mankind.


  102. Raven Says:

    paul………check out the First Easter Bunny’s stitched and stapled on grin and then get back to us about anyone elses plastic surgery…


  103. Diane M. Trzcinski Says:

    I’m one of the suckers who had her comment altered. I’ve already called Rep. Cantor’s DC office and complained.

    Next up is a complaint to his ISP with a copy to Speaker Pelosi.


  104. paul Says:

    easter bunny? wtf?


  105. hellinabucket Says:

    Mr. Cantor’s website altered your post but used your name? He doesn’t know when to quit digging.


  106. bloggus Says:

    I’m still ‘awaiting moderation’ Can I slip it by, or will i be fed to the wolves?

    Comment by whiteyfresh

    Take a screenshot before it’s edited and posted. They edited my comment down to the first sentence, “Thank you for the list of contacts.”


  107. Grand Moff Texan Says:

    can anyone translate gmt for me?

    Comment by paul

    For you? No, I don’t speak stupid.

    I’d love to see Patrick1’s bible, though. He’s quite the Christian scholar.
    .


  108. Raven Says:

    paul…………Lala Bush as she m’ceed the White House easter egg hunt, scroll back a few threads……………


  109. Gary Kleppe Says:

    Paul, he’s talking about Laura Bush.

    If there are any stores in your area, speak with them about purchasing a clue or two.


  110. Parrotlover77 Says:

    Watch out! Peace may break out and that’s bad for business.

    So if you repeat the lie often enough…


  111. spion Says:

    so disappointed to come here looking for maturity and true progressive thinking only to find none.

    seeing this level of rhetoric and abject childish name-calling makes one think the freepers or a bunch of lizardoids just got a tofu injection and started wearing birkenstocks.

    hatred everywhere with a side of no substance. no wonder you all could not even win a presidential election that was served to you on a silver platter.

    sad to think that this is what passes for “progressive” when it more akin to a return to the schoolyard.

    Think Progress, Act Regress


  112. Mr. Bush Goes To Hell Says:

    So “patrick1″ says Jesus DID NOT dine with the Pharisees and sinners.

    Another LIE by “patrick1″.

    OR he may never have read the Bible.

    HE certainly does NOT know Jesus.

    Pretty much like MURDERER Bush the TRAITOR coxucker PUNK.


  113. freeman Says:

    Obviously the neo cons are terrified and the most transparent of lies to an unbelieving public are all they have left to them. This speaks volumes on their own appraisal of their current situation . The other wonderful strategy they have employed in the last few days is to call the critics ,who have pointed out the remarkable similarities between their policies foreign and domestic to Hitler ,Nazis to attempt to confuse their own shrinking base ( no one else is buying it ! ).
    These are desperate acts by desperate individuals who see the writing on the wall all to clearly !
    THEY’RE TERRIFIED !


  114. Gary Kleppe Says:

    For those who might like to complain about the altered posts: According to his whois, Cantor’s web site is hosted by this company.


  115. Albert Says:

    Interesting. My comment, with no vulgarities, was removed quite promptly. Keep the comments flowing, because they will keep deleting them.


  116. whiteyfresh Says:

    bloggus: check post #92, and I have a hard copy(printed). I can’t seem to figure out how to do a ’screen capture’ though :(
    and here I am thinkin I’m all techno-savvy and junk….


  117. Parrotlover77 Says:

    Comment by spion — April 10, 2007 @ 1:22 pm

    Sweet. Spion must be better than me because he/she said so.


  118. paul Says:

    ‘For you? No, I don’t speak stupid.’

    actually your incoherence is more suggestive of the time you have spent around the proverbial fire, with your fellow caveman grunting away. you should get out more.

    Laura? botux? heaven forbid. Maybe you can get me a link to some photo-I have been expressing my botux fetish lately.

    “So if you repeat the lie often enough…”

    Here’s the rub: Iranian leader openly speaks about destroying Israel. Declares hatred for the US. In three years you’ll be able to add to the montage, a mushroom cloud and missiles parading up and down the streets of Iran.

    The only repetition I predict is Iran’s nuke program and it progress, eagerly playing out in the US media.

    Politics will change in a NY minute. (no 9/11 reference meant), enjoy progressive days in the sun, they are numbered.


  119. whiteyfresh Says:

    oop. time for lunch. Back in a few. I’ll post what happens to my comment when I get back….


  120. People in the Sun Says:

    I took a before-and-after screen shot of my comment. Posted on my blog.


  121. theswan Says:

    “the visit carries consequences for US policy”. And those consequences will open the door for securing peace that the bushies just do not want.
    Bush policy is a total failure and any change is obviously the right way to procede. Pelosi policy is level headed policy.


  122. freeman Says:

    Black water , a private mercenary army , which has actively operated on the streets of America, with a budget of billions ,forming a 1 to 3 ratio with our own troops in Iraq ,represented by kenneth star and general counsel to the president Fred Fielding,planning to expand into ( domestic ?) intelligence, based in VIRGINIA must love this guy .

    A private army based in Virginia ,GEE DIDN”T HITLER HAVE ONE OF THOSE ?????????????????????????????????????????????????


  123. paul Says:

    laura does have botux, apparently she goes to the same doctor as J kerry.

    upon thinking of it, I see her in the news maybe twice a year.

    Bush fanatics on the otherhand apparently can’t get enough pics. Whatever makes you happy.


  124. Baron Von Ottomatic Says:

    Yes, Pelosi so accurately relayed Israel’s message Olmert felt compelled to issue a statement clarifying what his nation’s stance was re: Syria - not until they renounce terrorism. Funny she forgot to mention that.

    Imagine if Israel and its people would stop selfishly clinging to survival and just march into the sea to die in an orderly, German fashion. Spontaneous world peace! Arab dictators embracing democracy and rule of law! Millions of poor Muslims immediately lifted out of poverty. Why, oh Lord, did you smite us with those pesky jews!?!

    Because all the pathologies of the Middle East are the result of ~10 million jews living and prospering amidst 1 billion muslims.

    I wonder if Pelosi struck a blow for women’s rights and drove herself, unescorted, to her tete a tete at the Royal Palace in Saudi Arabia. She would look fetching in a burqa…


  125. ValiantVenusGrewFromUranus Says:

    Politics will change in a NY minute. (no 9/11 reference meant), enjoy progressive days in the sun, they are numbered. Comment by paul — April 10, 2007 @ 1:32 pm

    Actually politics doesn’t change in a minute, it changes over decades. And you’ve had yours - dum bass. You just squandered it on back room corruption, and inept invasion of the WRONG COUNTRIES. Get a f*cking clue you st*pid little piece of sh*t.


  126. Gramma Millie Says:

    Hey Spion,

    Hypothetical question for you: Let’s say you love your country. I don’t mean love in a back seat, fisting up to your elbow sense, but love in a “this is the greatest country evah, I want to protect it at all costs” sense. And a group of people — let’s call them Republicans — start telling a bunch of lies. They say you’re a pussy. They say you hate your country. They say you love the terrorists who would destroy your country.

    I am curious as to how you, a Super Polite (TM) anonymous commenter, might react in this hypothetical. Might you assert, “Pardon me, but do you have any Grey Poupon?” Perhaps you would oh-so-delicately inquire, “Didn’t we meet at the bar mitzvah last year?” Or maybe you consider responding with hostile language — you ponder what it would feel like to proclaim, “I don’t believe I appreciate it when you say things that might not be entirely true under certain specific circumstances” — but then you think better of it and instead you just say, “Are we still on for dinner tomorrow at the Country Club.”


  127. DoingNuance Says:

    Everyone - email Cantor and others in Congress, R and D, and express support for Pelosi. We need to make our voices heard on this, to rival the volume of Republican noise!


  128. Patrick1inch Says:

    Cantor is just upset that Nancy doesn’t screw her siblings like he does. Yay for those red state, cousin-lovin, deer-molestin’ Virginia values!


  129. freeman Says:

    What Iran’s president said about Isreal has also been MODERATED by the 6 companies that own in excess of 90 % of all print , radio and TV in the US ,and is also also becoming obvious to the American people .


  130. Sinfonian Says:

    Here’s the comment I just left on Cantor’s blog - it’s “awaiting moderation,” so good luck in ever seeing it there.

    You know, it’s bad enough that you debase yourself and your office by calling for condemnation of Speaker Pelosi’s trip to Syria when you know full well that (1) she was accompanied by at least one Republican member of Congress, and (2) several other Republicans had met with Assad just days earlier. Your disingenuous partisanship is truly reprehensible.

    But, on balance, the error is compounded because you (or someone in your employ) actually changed a comment, from “People in the Sun,” from 11:14 am this morning. (In the event HTML doesn’t work, one need only click on the “People in the Sun” link to see the explanation.)

    Have you no shame, Congressman? I recognize that the Republican Party is so far in the toilet that they - you - must resort to changing facts in order to stay afloat in any argument today, but did you really think it would go unnoticed that a comment was edited and its meaning changed 180 degrees in the opposite direction?

    Stop attacking the Speaker and leaving your GOP colleagues out of the equation. That dog just won’t hunt, sir.


  131. Patrick1inch Says:

    OMG Baron Von is it really you?! Still spouting the same BS after all these years?! I would have thought you would have had enough of your butt being handed to you at the Agnostic/Atheist forum but apparently here you are again, ready to stink up the forum with your doublespeak.


  132. paul Says:

    vvgfu-

    “Actually politics doesn’t change in a minute” it would seem in you mind they never change. You have concretely constructed a belief system that filters out reality. I’m glad to see the internet provide the support you need. Al gore has saved you.


  133. ValiantVenusGrewFromUranus Says:

    sad to think that this is what passes for “progressive” when it more akin to a return to the schoolyard.
    Think Progress, Act Regress
    Comment by spion — April 10, 2007 @ 1:22 pm

    Says the GOP troll *pretending* to be a progressive, while using nothing but right wing language.

    You’re as transparent as bush’s attack, you wingnut *sshole.


  134. Gary Kleppe Says:

    Imagine if Israel and its people would stop selfishly clinging to survival and just march into the sea to die in an orderly, German fashion.

    Imagine if before asking other countries to renounce alleged terrorism, Israel stopped its own brutal acts of terrorism against the Palestinians and others.

    Nah, too far-fetched.


  135. freeman Says:

    Representative cantor ,making America safer for FASCISTS !
    Brought to you by
    The PEOPLE FOR AMERICAN DECAY !


  136. ValiantVenusGrewFromUranus Says:

    “Actually politics doesn’t change in a minute” it would seem in you mind they never change. Comment by paul — April 10, 2007 @ 1:47 pm

    So you share the mind reading powers of valiant venus? No wonder you religious nutjobs say the st*pidest things. I said they *change-over-decades*, you illiterate little piece of sh*t. Don’t blame me that you can’t read *standard-english*, you trailer trash *sshole.

    You have concretely constructed a belief system that filters out reality. I’m glad to see the internet provide the support you need. Al gore has saved you. Comment by paul — April 10, 2007 @ 1:47 pm

    Project much? Substitute George Bush in that statement, and we have yet another GOP Wingnut worshiping their messiah.

    You’re a piece of sh*t fool, that judges everyone based on your own inadequacies. Dum bass!


  137. freeman Says:

    why do you persecute me Paul ?
    Jesus


  138. Mr. Bush Goes To Hell Says:

    #129 Al Gore has saved you…

    And George W. Bush has FVKCED YOU and the rest of America!!


  139. nellieh Says:

    Who the hell is the Minority Whip? If Cantor is the “Deputy” Whip he is near the bottom of the food chain.His main job is to carry Preparation H Suppositories for the “Real” Minority Whip. Who is? He has to be preaching to the choir. Nobody else would listen to his bullshit. I’m lucky I have a real Representative that performs “real” House work.


  140. the fly-man Says:

    Has any one noticed that Rep. Cantor’s district backs up to Rep. Wolf’s? Maybe they should chat at the Crackle Barrel on 81 more often. Man you know Dr. Rice has to be feeling like a red headed step child right now….


  141. Gramma Millie Says:

    Another comment just left on Cantor’s blog:

    Gramma Millie Says: Your comment is awaiting moderation.

    April 10th, 2007 at 1:00 pm
    I represent a large national support group for people who have had lobotomies. We just polled our membership about this issue that Congressman Cantor is raising regarding Nancy Pelosi, D-Berkley. The results just came back and they are unanimous: Every single one of our members agrees with Congressman Cantor that Ms. Pelosi’s trip to Syria was very bad and very wrong and she deserves the death penalty in this matter. Thank you!


  142. tim Says:

    I left a comment at Cantor’s web site and they deleted it, sure they will later congradulate themselves on the favorable response rate they got. Smarmy self-righteous hypocrites.


  143. paul Says:

    “You’re a piece of sh*t fool, that judges everyone based on your own inadequacies. Dum bass!”

    It appears there is some tradeoff between reason and emotion. Kinda judgemental too. I am an indulgent person, please continue.

    In simpler terms you posited that things don’t change quickly, ignoring incidents such as pearl harbor and 9/11. I disagree with your ability to induce evidence from history, and question your ability to deduce any future event.

    I don’t know your mind, but then neither do you.


  144. Gary Kleppe Says:

    Who the hell is the Minority Whip?

    Trent Lott, of course. Nobody’s whipped more minorities than he has.


  145. freeman Says:

    How about a private army with a budget of billions operating on American soil Paul ?
    Or the presidential use of signing statements which the American Bar Assoc. called the biggest threat to our system of government in a life time ?
    Or spying on 100’s of 1000’s domestically while lying on the news hour to Jim Lehrer and the American people .
    Or a war by Oil company execytives who wrote pre 911 that the US must invade the mid east in order to control China and the developing world .
    Or the ability to waive all rights for American citizens deemed Enemies of the state .
    Or the fact that 1/3 of all Americans believe 911 was an inside job by the Bush administration.
    Or…..
    The list goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………ect,ect ect and so on


  146. paul Says:

    hey, it’s your congress now.

    fire away, within the alotted time of course.


  147. freeman Says:

    Why do you hate America paul ? What do you have against the American constitution that so many Americans have died to protect ?
    You want to live in a Soviet style republic ?


  148. freeman Says:

    No statute of limitations on war crimes Paul , that gives us all the time in the world !


  149. paul Says:

    141-that’s good. made me chuckle.


  150. Shawn Fassett Says:

    Did Michael Ledeen violate the Logan Act with his visits to Italy before/after 9/11 ???


  151. Gary Kleppe Says:

    Hm, my “When are you enlisting?” comment on Cantor’s site just disappeared. Typical cowardly chickenhawk.


  152. paul Says:

    “No statute of limitations on war crimes Paul , that gives us all the time in the world !”

    that must be some pretty sweet koolaid you are drinking.

    War crimes would suggest an international tribunal being formed. The likilihood of punishment being meted out by a feckless world, is nil.

    Look at Rwanda. Nobody gives a crap about anything outside their own country.


  153. hellinabucket Says:

    Paul do you have point? I may have missed an earlier posting. Isn’t congress for everyone?


  154. freeman Says:

    Paul makes me think you may have felt more comfortable in the 3rd reich and a Patriot even !
    BUT THIS IS AMERICA FRIEND !
    DON”T TREAD ON ME !


  155. paul Says:

    “Substitute George Bush in that statement, and we have yet another GOP Wingnut worshiping their messiah.”

    hmmm…2002 Iraq War Resolution was the product of a Democratic Senate. Apparently they paid a small tribute to their king.


  156. kindness Says:

    Ouch! I didn’t pass the moderation test because I aske the “good” Congressman to pull his head out of his ass.

    Ah, such is life.


  157. bobcat_grad Says:

    I merely stated the names of his Republican collegues that went, too.

    That didn’t pass the Republican Freedom-O-Speech-O-Meter, I guess.


  158. Mary Poplins Says:

    I wrote a comment and they deleted it. I guess they did not like what I said. The nerve.


  159. freeman Says:

    War crimes cases are already proceeding with many more waiting in the wings , and the deaths of nearly 3/4 of a million people by the neo con’s plans for GLOBAL HEGEMONY, ( their words not mine ) has already convicted them in the court of world opinion !!
    See the video of university students trying to put KKK karl Rove under citizens arrest. It’s a hoot .
    Oh and by the way , this is in our own country !
    Democracy just works a little slow but INEXORABLY !!


  160. Yikes Says:

    Funny, I went to the comment section and most posts are raising question about Cantor’s allegations and yet many here have had their posts deleted! Only so much free speech for Cantor I guess.


  161. hellinabucket Says:

    Democratic Senate in 2002? Eh? You can’t get your facts straight on some basics. No wonder you’re all ready to follow the decider.



  162. paul Says:

    “See the video of university students trying to put KKK karl Rove under citizens arrest.”

    Same as the one where they are throwing things at him?

    While not a religious man myself, I find a rich irony in the far left’s ridcule of religion, but then imitate the same principle acts of stoning found in the bible.

    If the provision was asked that ‘he who has not sinned cast the first stone’, I have little doubt that everyone who participated would have felt it their honor to be first to cast.

    Quite impossible to mollify a crowd driven by fevered beliefs to commit an act of aggression. I hope for an escalation of the indulgence, if only to serve as an embarassment for the few moderates who remain.


  163. Real Conservative Guy Says:

    As a free-thinking American and someone who loves this country, I have to make a couple of comments.
    It saddens me deeply that we have come to the point where the discourse is laden with foul language and accusations. There are few logical arguments about the issues here or especially on the “news” channels. Our political system has becomme a rotten game of one-upmanship in which everyone loses because nobody learns.

    As stated earlier, I am a lifelong conservative; however, I do not hate all liberal thinking, and I do not hate liberals. I respect opposing viewpoints and am willing to listen, argue my points, and *gasp* occasionally change my mind.

    We Americans(that includes me lest anything think I’m on a high horse, not just a soapbox) tend to think we must defend our positions to the end, and we have to serve as a check on each other and on ourselves and, most importantly, on our elected officials. I think that’s what happened in the last election, right?

    Okay, I’m at work and distracted and my thoughts may not flow well, but my point is that Rep. Cantor is obviously either misguided (at best) or a brainless pawn and a lackey. Or worse. Most reasonable people would marginalize him. On the other hand, Ms. Pelosi (and I do not normally agree with Ms. Pelosis views) did the right thing by opening up a dialogue with Syria. We should do the same thing with ALL of our “enemies”. God bless her and America…and Mr. Bush as well to step away from the wall he is up against, save his presidency and hopefully our country’s reputation.


  164. Charlie Tips Says:

    When I moved back to Texas after 30 years in the SF Bay Area, I got included in the email discussion group of an old acquaintance. It was very Christian, very anti-immigrant, very anti-gay-marriage, very not my politics.

    I decided what the hell and gave them a broadside on why conservatives should support gay marriage. I got back no negative comments. A couple of them thoughtfully countered what I said, and a couple more admitted I had given them food for thought.

    Why is it then when I visit left-side discussion groups that it brings up images of Nathaniel entering the Huron village and being roughed up by the tough young braves? Do you really need all this mau-mauing and invective?

    If it’s your thing, by all means, carry on. But maybe someone can point me to a site where there’s thoughtful discussion going on.


  165. tarazan Says:

    People should address both parties in the next elections.

    This war and its cost to America and other countries is not a partisan issue,it concerns everybody….and the people finally will make that decision in 2008 on who is to stay and who is to leave in Washington based on this important and demanding issue.


  166. whiteyfresh Says:

    CLICK..BOOM!!! and then the post was gone…


  167. freeman Says:

    Nobody gives a crap about anything outside their own country.

    Comment by paul — April 10, 2007 @ 2:17 pm

    Seems to me Paul , that war in the worlds most important oil fields to control the world maybe scaring more than a few bloggers at think progress .I spent a month in Europe this winter and I can assure you there is plenty of interest in George Bush there .They HATE the man .plainly, and for good reason ,he scares the hell out of them and they’re our allies !
    Hugo Chavez ,received a standing ovation at the U.N. after calling Bush the Devil !
    Seems to me that your more than a little deluded , as to the way that things lie today in the world .But what else can be expected from a man who supports the destruction of the US constitution as patriotic .


  168. Nat Says:

    While not a religious man myself, I find a rich irony in the far left’s ridcule of religion, but then imitate the same principle acts of stoning found in the bible.
    Inane Comment by paul — April 10, 2007 @ 2:38 pm

    What the hell are you talking about?


  169. Dandydon Says:

    I haven’t been to this site before (I followed a link). At first I thought the folks posting here were pissed. After more reading, I thought the folks posting here were really angry. After reading almost all of it, I have come to the conclusion that “hate” really describes what I am reading.

    Love, Joy, Happiness; None of those will arise from hate. Many posting here need to take a step back and observe the emotion that is creeping into or h