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The wait is over. The Republicans have got their man for the presidency come 2012. He is Rep. Joe Wilson.
I was angling for Sarah Palin, but once that woman is shown not to be a hunter, I lost all reasons to believe in her. If she is not really a hunter, what is she? Really? A mother?
Yesterday, out of the ashes of Congress emerged a new leader of the Republican Party well suited for our new political era. By daring to tell President Obama that he is a liar, right in the president’s face, a new hero is born.
Carl Rove said it was hilarious. I think it was a stroke of genius.
What Joe Wilson did sent a stronger statement than the Iraqi journalist who threw a shoe at President Bush. Joe Wilson did not use something as ordinary as a shoe. He used words, a weapon of mass destruction. Nothing destroys someone like words, especially unclear words like ‘liar’.
Adolf Hitler (yeah, that recent favorite man of Republicans) noted that when he said, “The great mass of people will more easily fall victim to a big lie than to a small one.”
Rep. Joe Wilson understands the difference very well. That is why he chose the big words and not the small ones. He could have said “I disagree” or something that little. But he went for the kill. In one single move, he left Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Glenn Beck and all other potential Republican presidential candidates in the dust.
All I want to know now is who in the Republican Party asked Rep. Wilson to apologize. Who? Doesn’t the person have any shame? Why must he apologize?
“Change is coming to Washington,” said Obama when he won the election. That promise has since been fulfilled.
Depending on where you are and what your politics is, it may be gradual, or may not look transformational, but change has come to Washington.
Obama’s arrival in Washington created a new form of grassroots Town hall meetings. The president brought it to Congress yesterday. Thanks to Rep. Joe Wilson for exposing it on a TV near you.
I hereby urge you to donate some money to Rep. Joe Wilson’s 2012 Presidential Election committee.
Way to go, Republicans. Way to go. There is no better way to close the era of a black president than to find a fine Southern gentleman to run him out of town.
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I think the office of the Presidency affords certain traditions but I think respect must be earned.
The president is not royalty and to call the president a liar is not such a bad thing when he is lieing to the american people. I wish someone would have said it to Bill clinton. We live in a country of free speech protection.
However this article offended me deeply in the last few sentances where the racist author said ”There is no better way to close the era of a black president than to find a fine Southern gentleman to run him out of town.”
Race HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH IT. Every race has its liars and every race has its statesmen. The one thing maybe the only thing I like about president Obama is that he broke the race barrier.
I wish he would focus on things he could do well like further the agenda of an America where racism and all ”isms” no longer exist. He also should get rid of the Czars and surround himself with people who lover america first and are will to subplant their personal agenda for the good of America.
Agree with me, disagree with me but keep race out of the discussion.
