[governsleastgovernsbest]

[governsleastgovernsbest]

CNN “analyst” Bakari Sellers calls President Trump an “arsonist.”

Ping to Liberal Media Criticism list.

[tet68]

The reason being is because you never really want an arsonist near the house when it’s burning down.”

In actuality Bakari, in the people watching a burning
house is the arsonist, they are kinda funny that way.
So someone else set the fire before Trump came along.
Maybe he should defund the fire department for past
agressions too.

[1Old Pro]

They hate his rallies, it shows MASSIVE crowds of LAW ABIDING HAPPY PEOPLE, unlike their people, mean and nasty and destructive.

[ballplayer]

https://www.facebook.com/1453309646/posts/10221415135995185/

[Texas Eagle]

Interesting that the history of Tulsa is coming out. Dig further, history seekers. Until you discover the roots of racism in Oklahoma

Here's a little head start for you. It's from wikipedia so take it for what it's worth.

The state has a history of Democratic state government dominance. Oklahoma came into being as a state at the height of the era of Jim Crow Laws and had a Ku Klux Klan presence in the 1920s.

[BenLurkin]

What cultural change “sweeping” America?

[tinyowl]

"you never really want an arsonist near the house when it’s burning down."

An arsonist really has no impact once a house is burning down.

The left seldom practices the lost art of analogies making any sense whatsoever.

You just load them up with drama and that passes for an argument.

I could say of Obama's handling of the Syrian gassing incident: Having a venomous snake near an earthquake where thousands are being slaughtered by abuse and hunger is tantamount to slashing a grizzly bear into a shark rodeo. You don't drive a 747 through an elementary school if the the elderly are being poisoned!

[euram]

he should know, he was one of those who set the house on fire in the first place.

[vigilante2]

This isn’t journalism

[GOPJ]

I worry Bakari Sellers will become a serial killer... CNN needs to call the cops on him.

[ealgeone]

More like a fire fighter responding to a blaze.

[Verginius Rufus]

The idea that June 19th is a date of great significance seems to be something new. It started with the factoid that June 19, 1865, is when the slaves in Galveston, Texas, first learned that the war was over and that they were no longer slaves. Elsewhere people had learned about the end of the war (and the resulting end of slavery in all the areas spelled out in the Emancipation Proclamation--but not in the slave states which did not secede). So slavery ended sooner or later in most of the country.

To make a local Texas event into a national event has just occurred in recent years as far as I can tell--I don't recall ever hearing about it when I was young.

But I guess celebrating January 1 because of the Emancipation Proclamation wouldn't work because people are either watching football on TV, or hung over from New Year's Eve parties.

[Titus-Maximus]

Ridiculous hyperbole.

TDS Reigns

Not worth the steam from a urine stream.