The Problem - Liberal Activist Judges

December 21, 2004 | watchdog_writer

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The Problem - Liberal Activist Judges

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Chris Savido contact@workmade.com the “artist” of the “Bush Monkey” who is being haled by the media as a creative visionary, obviously wasted his time at Syracuse University in New York, Carnegie Mellon, and the Center for the Arts in Shadyside where he studied art. Among the media that has praised his fixation with Monkeys is Al Jazeera.

According to Salvido he is frustrated because President Bush is a religious man. It is not difficult to believe that Savido either is an atheist, or perhaps is rebelling against his own religious teachings. But the secular media will never tell that story while they undergo a mass orgasm of symbiotic praise for the talentless Salvido.

If you would like to purchase “Bush Monkey”  it is on disgrace at Chelsea Market in Manhattan with a list price of $3,500.

Bucky Turco, the show's organizer, said he let a director at the market see all the paintings weeks before the opening and he heard no complaints. Naturally there would be no complaints from the liberal Neanderthals who put Hillary Clinton and Chucky Schumer in office.

While the press depicts Salvido as a “soft-spoken artist”, they are calling a group of grandparents from a church Sunday school who put up a nativity scene on public property as “vigilantes”.  In fact the tag actually fits: Definition: a member of a volunteer committee organized to suppress and punish crime summarily (as when the processes of law appear inadequate);

The process of law is “inadequate” because it allows one to disgrace the President using anti-religious art as the medium, but prohibits the display of religious art. The reason the law has become inadequate is that activist judges are not elected by the people. They are not subject to removal by the people, and they do not represent the majority view. Activist judges, mostly liberal, have distorted our constitution beyond recognition. They have pandered to the liberal elete, not mainstream America. They have become a stumbling block, an irritant and irrelevant.

It is time that we all take back our religious freedom, challenge all religious bigotry like “Bush Monkey”, and return to the traditional values that have sustained this nation for the past two hundred years. It is time that we ring the steeple bell and proclaims that secular humanists, atheists and radical Muslims will no longer mock one God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all religious peoples.