[2ndDivisionVet]

Frances Coleman

Was Editorial Page Editor of the Press-Register newspaper in Mobile 1995 to 2012. Now a freelance columnist, writer and editor.

Biography A native of Alexandria, La. Educated at Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas, with a degree in communication. Worked at the Palestine (Texas) Herald-Press and Alexandria Town Talk before moving to south Alabama in 1978. Served as editor of The Onlooker in Foley and The Islander in Gulf Shores before joining the Press-Register in 1984. Became editorial page editor in 1995; left in 2012 to become a freelance columnist, writer and editor.

[Tzimisce]

...the only thing the Tea Party has done is give Obama everything he wants.

[Viennacon]

What a stupid airhead

[JRandomFreeper]

he's a U.S. representative from their own party.

Nope. I'm not a republican. Too many pro-abortion gun grabbers in that party.

/johnny

[july4thfreedomfoundation]

Frances Coleman is insane.

The TEA Party wants smaller, accountable government which adheres to the Constitution. This is extreme?

The only reason these establishment types.....the GOPe....prevail in the primaries is because they have the money advantage by a wide margin, name recognition, and support of the media.

I repeat myself....Frances Coleman is insane.

[max americana]

“Frances Coleman is a freelance writer living in Baldwin County. Email her at fcoleman1953@gmail.com and “like” her on Facebook at www.facebook.com/prfrances.”

there ya go, Freepers. Blast this braindead twit..

[Liberty Valance]

[ilgipper]

These people slept through last week’s primaries, apparently.

[AppyPappy]

Destructive.

It destroys things.

Of course it does.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

I vote once “bunk”.

Just going on record.

[publius911]

Voters are seeing the Tea Party for what it is: destructive

The question is, destructive of what?
Of the attempt at the basic transformation of a breathing working healthy economy?
Of the takeover of the Republic by ignorant middle-aged children?
Of overbearing dishonest and criminal manipulators bordering on tyrants?

Well, that reinforces my total support for Tea Party philosophy.

[Zuben Elgenubi]

I call B.S., the TEA Party is not going away. We have votes.

[beethovenfan]

Like the Republican establishment has had such success in recent elections....

[Maurice Tift]

  Extremism is supporting a tax collection system that persecutes certain individuals or groups based on their political or religious affiliations. I reject extremism and I embrace the tea party movement.

[Rome2000]

Seems like the faggots are terrified of the "Tea Party" and will spare no expense to disparage it.

Die screaming faggot communists, you can try to steal our cash via the electoral process, but in the end you will have to do it the old fashioned way, at gunpoint.

LOL

Good luck with that.

[Red Steel]

The usual liberal. Her facebook page.

https://www.facebook.com/PRFrances

[Jim Noble]

We are forces of chaos and anarchy
Everything that they say we are, we are
And we are very
Proud
Of Ourselves

[luvbach1]

...just as Democrats' flirtation with extremism (remember their sojourn in the wilderness in the 1980s and the impact of the left-wing MoveOn.org in the late 1990s?) was a big mistake for them.

What about their present embrace, much more than a flirtation, of likely-Kenyan-born Obama's big-government, constitution-shredding, virtual dictatorship and simultaneous turd-worlding of the United States?

[firebrand]

Contrary to a top front-page story in today’s WSJ, which in spite of a very misleading headline (who writes these things?) said pretty much the same thing that a previous news story said: The tea party ideas are winning. The head of FreedomWorks was quoted as saying they (non-tea party candidates) are embracing our ideas.

[Las Vegas Ron]

So, a constitutional, moral, representative government is extreme to this loon.....and the left.

I think we all know what time it is.....actually we've known for a while, but now it is.....?

[kcvl]

Frances Coleman