Posted on 05/05/2015 12:31:18 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
Guess the writer hasn’t visited FR!
By whom in particular?
Nobody thought of him as a Reagan type, to be sure. His sympathies lie with European political Catholicism more than with the US Constitution, and he’s quite the Beltway insider.
Back when he worked for Nizon, he was in charge of crafting a strategy that would make his employer attractive to Democrats. He needed his sister’s influence to join Reagan’s camp too.
Given that cops are now blindly executed on the streets now by muzzies and other dark skinned people, I might be inclined to give police a little more leeway. As to the facts of this case. ..who knows? I would think that in a sane world the good citizens of this community should be glad that a drug dealer is off their streets.
Once I get some facts instead of rumors, I'll know what position to take.
Mr. Graham was ran out of WMAL a few years ago because he was attacking Islam. He’s got more balls in that regard than most of the ‘conservative’ talk show hosts that are held in high regard here.
Nobody thought of him as a Reagan type, to be sure.
The idea of "a Reagan type" is hard to pin down. A lot of people who claim to be Reagan types aren't really that.
Some new fissure always opens up and whoever is on the other side of it becomes a RINO. I'm not even sure Ronald Reagan himself would pass muster as a Reagan type today.
Back in 1992, there were plenty of people who thought they were continuing in Reagan's footsteps by following Buchanan -- or at least in voting for whoever was running against Bush.
I didn't vote for Buchanan, but like a lot of people I was tempted.
Cop shooting deaths are far down over what they used to be, and they weren’t very high back then and ‘cops” means everyone, from city cops to Secret Service and the Port authority, and FBI.
Well then, maybe he "evolved" since 1992. All I can tell you is that he was one of my top favorite talk show hosts for years, and I was sorry to see him go.
See if you can find any of his columns online. He definitely is not a RINO. I know, because I can't STAND RINOs, and was chastised by many here on FR during the 2014 mid-terms for arguing that conservatives should not vote for any member of the GOPs establishment.
Lots of RINOs attack Islam out of one side of their mouth and then vilify the enemies of Islam out of the other. Graham’s former boss Buchanan is like that too, and of course other people like Michael “Savage” Weiner.
He was always correct on such issues, and the RINOS are the ones who failed to hold the line.
The modern day GOP is the embodiment of being on the other side of such concerns.
Freddie Gray was a thug and a troublemaker.
The cops may have overstepped procedure. But there is no way on God’s green Earth that a murder charge is justified, and I’m pretty sure even Little Girl Mosby knows it.
If they broke the law, they should be punished, but let’s see the evidence.
However, with the kind of jury pool they have in Bawlmore...
I am curious if Freddie Gray could legally purchase a gun in Mariland. Only because the author argued the 2nd amendment.
We haven’t paid much attention to Freddie Gray because we have been distracted by mobs, thugs and thieves destroying private property. No one at the stores that were destroyed by looters and arsonists had anything to do with what happened to Freddie Gray. Freddie Gray has simply become the latest excuse for violent, destructive anarchy.
Why was Freddie Gray’s switchblade illegal? Who made it illegal? Why didn’t the arresting cops call for a SWAT assault to deal with that fully automatic knife? There are a lot of questions that need to be answered, but how can that be done with all this noise going on?
RE: Why didn’t the arresting cops call for a SWAT assault to deal with that fully automatic knife?
I didn’t know Freddie Gray had an automatic rifle...
Exactly.
I don’t even know what the arrest charge was. It will all come out later, but too early to jump on the ‘illegal arrest’ bandwagon.
Me neither.
Leaving aside that we'd be taking the word of a lawyer with a very vested interest in the case that the knife was completely legal in Baltimore, why do I need to defend anyone here? Can't I find fault with everyone involved?
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