[Quick Shot]

and what’s his FreeRepublic handle??? Which one of you is it? Good job!

[Rummyfan]

"We've got a man who shouldn't even be president," Ford said when reached by phone Thursday. "He's an insult to the decent, hard-working people that made this country what it is."

Go Larry Go!

By Thursday night, Ford was featured on MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann as the worst person in the world.

A badge of honor!

[bgill]

He won fair and square

(cough, cough)

[SolidWood]

The only thing I blame Ford, is for not correcting the misspelled “Hussen”.

[Doogle]

but said she was upset that the president's middle name is misspelled.

...and we were dismayed that the current President of these United States thought we had 57 states

[chargers fan]

"(Obama) won, get used to it," is the message she said she would send to Ford. "He is your president too, whether you agree with it or not.

Funny, it sure didn't seem as if the left took that point of view from 2001-2009.

[Rebelbase]

“A man who flies a Confederate flag on property “

Pick the target, freezi it, personalize it, polarize it.

Go after people as they hurt easier.

[tobyhill]

Dissent is patriotic.

[BuffaloJack]

> An active-duty military woman who wrote to the Daily News agreeing that the property owner had a constitutional right to express his opinion, but said she was upset that the president’s middle name is misspelled.

This woman just made my day. This was good.

[Salamander]

“A man who flies a Confederate flag on property he owns”

So?

And that relates to the story *how*, exactly?

Is it somehow worse than Mombasa’s campaign staffers hanging “Che” flags in their office?

When the very first sentence of a story attempts to portray the property owner as some kind of neo-Confederate wacko, the article loses all credibility.

I *took down* my Confederate and 13 star “Betsy Ross” flags after 9-11 and put up a regular US one.
When O’Malley won as governor, the Confederate one went right back up.

[as did a LOT of others in my area]

Go, Larry, go!

[stayathomemom]

A man who flies a Confederate flag on property he owns...

The article tries to wreck the credibility of this man in the first phrase of the article. He's obviously a racist with no right to an opinion. Compare this description to the press calling Rodney King a motorist.

[nathanbedford]

"He won fair and square,

Ah, but did he?

[sauropod]

Local Democrat Judy Byrne Riley hadn't seen the signs but laughed when she heard about them.

"(Obama) won, get used to it," is the message she said she would send to Ford. "He is your president too, whether you agree with it or not.

"He won fair and square, unlike the election in 2000, when (George W.) Bush didn't win fair and square. And we put up with him for many, many years."

While I personally think Mr. Ford's signs are stupid, the comments of this twit can't go unremarked upon.

Al Gore tried to steal the 2000 election, Ms. Judy Byrne Riley. W. won it fair and square. It was DEMOCRATS driving around Floriduh with Votamatics in their trunk.

I wish I had the opportunity to tell her that in person.

[JenB]

This is in my town. The property is a vacant lot along one of the main thoroughfares. The Confederate flag already made the place looks kind of tacky (it’s next to a trailer park) and this probably won’t help (with the mispellings)

Fortunately the sheriff’s office here has more to worry about, what with the sheriff being arrested this week for embezzling.

[RoadTest]

“”He won fair and square, unlike the election in 2000, when (George W.) Bush didn’t win fair and square.”

Democrats lie as a matter of habit, without even thinking about it. Their favorite lie is that people who tell the truth are either lying or malicious.

[The Sons of Liberty]

I’d love to shake his hand and buy him a beer!

[alice_in_bubbaland]

I wonder if he’s going to get a visit from “The Idiot O’s” brown shirts?

[mlizzy]

That could be a powerful sign, but the name really needs to be spelled correctly. As B.O. does not go by his middle name, it’s all the more important to spell Hussein correctly. The signmaker’s lack of being precise waters down the message for me.

[JimRed]

"He won fair and square, unlike the election in 2000, when due to our failure to manufacture enough phony votes in key precincts, (George W.) Bush didn't win fair and square. And we put up with him for many, many years."

Comment corrected.

[driftless2]

"fair and square"

I wish to contradict Ms. Riley. Obama won legally, but he didn't win "fair and square." Not if fair and square means having the combined weight of Big Media behind covering for him and omitting his past. Big Media gives every Dem a ten to fifteen point advantage over their opponents.