[The American Man]

The founding fathers didn’t“tell us" whom to vote for. They left us principles -- NOT PARTIES -- to guide us: a constitution. Your remarks show a profound disrespect for those who sacrificed their all: so that YOU could have liberty. It’s obvious that if the founding fathers were here today: you would consider THEM your enemies. Frankly, there are no words to begin to describe the tenor of your remarks. Disgusting and revolting come to mind. Perhaps others can add to the list.

[Howlin]

Your remarks show a profound disrespect for those who sacrificed their all: so that YOU could have liberty.

Speaking of hyperbole, you've done an excellent job here.

For you edification, my great great great great great grandfather was an aide de camp to George Washington during the American Revolutionary War and at the Continental Congress, so yes, I do, in fact, know exactly what we're all about in this country.

Your need to denigrade anybody who is living with the facts as we have them today speaks volumes about you, not me.

It’s obvious that if the founding fathers were here today: you would consider THEM your enemies.

Again, your need to totally destroy anybody who doesn't follow your line of thinking shows the depth you will sink to to win a converstaion.

Frankly, there are no words to begin to describe the tenor of your remarks. Disgusting and revolting come to mind. Perhaps others can add to the list.

Get over yourself.

[Cold Heat]

Been here long? Troll perhaps?

You have no clue, apparently.

[Tamzee]

Frankly, there are no words to begin to describe the tenor of your remarks. Disgusting and revolting come to mind. Perhaps others can add to the list.

You're remarkably confrontational and prone to personal attack for someone who is brand new.

[BigSkyFreeper]

Principles aren't little heirlooms handed down through the ages. Principles are just but one ingredient that makes us human. We all have them. I can just imagine some of the principles that were stricken from the Constitution from some wise founding father from Virginia wanted added in there. Doesn't mean he was an idiot or lessor of the whole, even if he had stuck to his principle. The same thing is true here. Ideas and opinions are flayed around here, and the ones who disagree with the "Bushbots" use the "unprincipled" argument as if the Bushbots were the lessor of the whole.