Theresa Heinz Thinks She’s Superior To Average American: or Hag? Yes, First Lady? God forbid.

Christian-news-in-maine.com ^ | 29 October, 2004 | Mr. Fred Meekins

[newsgatherer]

... Possibly even more so than Hillary Clinton, Teresa Heinz Kerry is coming to epitomize the contempt those in the highest positions of power exhibit towards Americans and the American way of life. At least with this harpy coming to the forefront of the news cycle, quasi-apathetic Americans have no excuse about not knowing what’s in store for them should Teresa’s attitude continue to prevail throughout policy and government in terms of curtailing the way in which Americans will be allowed to express themselves and in the very way in which they will be allowed to live their lives.

In addressing the Pennsylvania delegation to the the Democratic Convention , Teresa called for a return of civility to American politics by pointing out the “un-Pennsylvanian” and “un-American” tendencies creeping into the nation’s electoral process. Usually when a liberal brings up civility it is little more than a warning that conservatives had better stop daring to criticize and question what the overclass has in store for the United States.

For if Teresa was really concerned about propriety and decorum, she would not have stood up for war protestors as noble patriots. When she did, I don’t imagine ...

[newsgatherer]

the more you know about Theresa and her gigalo the less you like them

[cvq3842]

I keep thinking about Dustin Hoffman in Tootsie . . .

[Russ]

First Lady? How about First Broad? That is a better title for her. Doesn't matter, though, in another couple days she will just be an afterthought relegated to the trash heap of electoral history.

[elizabetty]

The democrats are becoming the party of the elitists and the Republicans the party of the people.

[anniegetyourgun]

Christian News in Maine

There are Christians in Maine? Who'd a thought....

JUST KIDDING.....

[mlocher]

"...and when she heard noboby had bread, she said let them eat ketchup..."

[nobody_knows]

She's a scumbag.

[CORedneck]

How about first "b*tch" ?

[Trepz]

I use to think that hillary was the worst possible person to be called first lady. I know admit I was wrong. Either the Ketchu Queen or the riot if we don't win edwards wife would be worse. Neither of these two have the slightest concept of the meaning of class and dignity.

[desherwood7]

Let's pray he doesn't win.

[Russ]

That is certainly more descriptive of her than First Broad.

[daybreakcoming]

In the general scheme of things - the First Lady is not supposed to carry that much weight in the President's decision/policy making process. However, we learned differently during Bill and Hill's reign. Imagine if you will, a President as weak personally and politically as Kerry is, with a "sassy" wife who truly holds his purse strings. If he doesn't fall into line with her policies (since he really doesn't have any of his own), he is smart enough to know that he will once again be an ugly gigolo...and an old one at that! Now who do you think would really be running the most powerful country on earth???

[newsgatherer]

Let's pray he doesn't win.

IRS Prohibits Churches from Praying for the Re-Election of President George Bush on the Eve of Tuesday's Election
Contact: Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, Director of the Christian Defense Coalition, 202.547.1735, 540.538.4741 cell

WASHINGTON, DC, Oct. 27 /Christian Wire Service/ -- The Internal Revenue Service says churches praying for God to grant President Bush four more years as President, during their church services, is a violation of the federal tax code.

The IRS issued their ruling in response to a formal request from the Christian Defense Coalition seeking clarification on this issue. The Christian Defense Coalition is being represented on this issue by the American Center for Law and Justice.

Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, Director of the Christian Defense Coalition, states, "This decision by the IRS is a tragic crushing of the First Amendment and religious freedom. The federal government is now telling churches ...

[newsgatherer]

I keep thinking about Dustin Hoffman in Tootsie . . .

Tootsie was cuter.

[MissAmericanPie]

Takes me back to Barbawa "the hook" Striesand, and her admonishment to California women to dry their clothes on clothes lines during the energy shortage in that state.

When asked if she planned to dry her clothes in the same manner, the diva whose electric bill is five grand a month huffed, "I didn't mean me". She meant the lower classes of course. Those working women that hold a job and raise a family, or worse, the house mouses that stay home and raise good citizens.

It also brings to mind Bill Mahlar's screeching about launching a protest by sitting in the dark, not him of course just any fool he could talk into going for his lame plan.

[sr4402]

"How dare you! 'Shove it' you 'Un-Pennsylvanian' Republican! 'Let them go Naked'!"

/sarcasm off

[SunkenCiv]

My only quibble is, the Dims have been the party of the elitists for quite some time.

George W. Bush will be reelected by a margin of at least ten per cent

[Modernman]

I actually kind of like Theresa. I think she'd be fun to talk to at a dinner party.

[newsgatherer]

Oh, man that is one scary looking what-ever.

[newsgatherer]

I actually kind of like Theresa. I think she'd be fun to talk to at a dinner party.

You forgot /sarcasm>

The only thingshe would be good for is bringing fresh ketchup, and then only if she left ketchup boy behind.