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When I hear Camelot in regards to the Kennedys what I actually hear is “camel lot”. A foul, smelly, nasty place where camels are kept or sold. Like a used car lot for camels. Not a pretty sight.

You should've indicated that it's just a part of the article:

Continue reading at the link: http://www.americanthinker.com/2009/09/camelot_and_obamalot.html

Robin of Berkeley:

... So the Left detests us because, to them, we're the spoil sports. We're the mean parents who break up the party and make all the children go to bed. We lecture them to mind their manners, respect their elders, and "Who do you think you are to talk to me that way?"
We expose their hair brained plots to change the world for what they really are -- castles made of sand that will vanish with the first strong wind.
We unveil everything they're hiding from, all the cold, cruel facts of life that render them helpless: that in the grand scheme of things, human beings are quite small; that none of us can or should play God; and that there are consequences for cruel or evil behavior.
And perhaps most of all, we trigger in their memory banks those excruciatingly vulnerable moments when the bubble burst, the truth broke through, and they were forced to look reality squarely in the face....

Robin is a recovering liberal and a psychotherapist in Berkeley

Nailed It!

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Articles By Robin of Berkeley (and freerepublic posts)

"You want answers? You can't handle the truth!" And I think that progressives live in a hallucinatory world because the harsh realities of life stun them.

Or maybe because they themselves are part of that "harsh reality of life". There's a reason they "empathize" with every lowlife group on the planet...