Tom, anymore my daily laugh is any post where your screen name and the word "truth" are side-by-side.
Care to explain to us why anyone would consider anything you say anymore about a political topic to be credible? Your track record has been abysmal. You've consistently backed individuals and issues that have not only been dead wrong but have caused immeasurable suffering and death. You've mimicked or directly used the talking points of shock jocks like Limbaugh and Hannity.
You've made statements that have impugned the patriotism and intelligence of astute and compassionate people on here and never shown a lick of outrage over the racist, homophobic, and vile spew of people like Lee and Techie.
That you do it with this barrage of internet links and a somewhat eloquent style should somehow bring you respect? I think not.
Art
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- "Sarah Palin 'did not know Africa was a continent', say aides"
- Turns out none of it's true.
- What Rush says about the Palin revelations.
- The Left, and the RINOs, are still scared of her.
- Scared of her? Hardly. Scared of the people supporting her still.
- She's being trashed by the Right...
- No. She's being trashed by a faction of the Republican Party.
- Big difference between MSNBC and Fox
- I don't watch either of them.
- Big difference between MSNBC and Fox
- No. She's being trashed by a faction of the Republican Party.
- re: The Left, and the RINOs, are still scared of her.
- She can still get a look in.
- And let's face it...
- She can still get a look in.
- Her own campaign aids and McCain's are the ones dishing this.
- Scared of her? We're delighted with her! God, I hope she runs in 2012! (n/t)
- That's coming from you Conservatives. She's the best you have. (n/t)
- Didn't I hear or read that she also bought a bunch of clothes for her kids on the Republican charge card so to speak? (n/t)
- Heh, heh. This is NOT from "The Onion". Not made up. And how she handled her staff.
