Re: On good authority...

Andy Peters <google@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:ca72181f-d389-4e32-9d70-f84e72408494@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:

On Feb 22, 11:44 am, Jim Thompson <To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-I...@My-
Web-Site.com> wrote:

I'd respect conservatives if they did some very simple things:

a) Shout down the radio shitheads like O'Reilly, Limbaugh, Coulter,
etc. As far as most non-conservatives are concerned, THOSE people
ARE the conservative movement. So if true conservatives wish to be
taken seriously, they have to get rid of the loudmouths. Nothing
less than public repudiation by Republicans, followed by criminal
investigations and finally jail time, will suffice.

Ah! So you're against freedom of speech, particularly since the
leftist have no humor and can't get sponsors to keep their shows
afloat?

No, I did not say take them off the air. I said: the conservatives who
disagree with Limbaugh et al need to respond to them in a forceful
way, to say, "You don't speak for us." They can say whatever hateful
things they want but they can't be allowed to say it unchallenged by
those they purport to represent!

*Liberals* are very quick to "shout down" conservatives...while they are
trying to speak on campus or in public;denying them their "free speech" and
right to voice their opinion,however right or wrong it may be.
And other liberals do not protest this denial of conservatives rights,but
instead support it!
*Liberals* are the ones literally attacking speakers with pies.
LIBERALS are the ones wanting to bring back the "Fairness Doctrine"
restricting political free speech.

Liberal Fascism.



Bill Clinton was impeached for a blow job, which of course was
unrelated to his Presidential job.

It was on "company time",by the employer and management of the
intern,BESIDES the huge LIE to the American People,and the PERJURY for
which he was disbarred for a too-short a period.
BJ CLinton has a history of sexual harassment,which "liberals" are supposed
to be against.(unless it's by a liberal,then it's excused.)

BTW,adultery is still a crime in many states.

--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net
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