Posted on 11/09/2004 5:14:44 AM PST by RocNRep
Just heard about this on Fox, check it out:
We Must Have Patience ...Barbra Streisand Posted on November 8, 2004
In response to the results of the Presidential election last week, I would like to share with you a quote from Thomas Jefferson. Although written in 1798, I feel his words speak perfectly to the strong sentiments of frustration and disappointment 48% of the country feel.
"A little patience, and we shall see the reign of witches pass over, their spells dissolve, and the people, recovering their true sight, restore their government to its true principles. It is true that in the meantime we are suffering deeply in spirit, and incurring the horrors of a war and long oppressions of enormous public debt......If the game runs sometimes against us at home we must have patience till luck turns, and then we shall have an opportunity of winning back the principles we have lost, for this is a game where principles are at stake."
(Excerpt) Read more at barbrastreisand.com ...
It's pretty damn funny, when Carville is the (relative) voice of reason for the Rats.
Maybe he's been doing some introspection in his sensory deprivation tank...
------------------->"Lazarus Long" [Robert Heinlein]
You left out that enlightened bunch of shrews in the House (i.e. Maxine "Where's Mine?" Waters, Nancy "Death Mask" Pelosi, et al).
This is nauseating. Someone as repugnant, vain, and elitist quoting our greatest president and architect of our system. If any party has veered from the principles of our system it is the Democratic Party, which bears little to no resemblence to the party of Jefferson, the Democratic Republican Party.
Where are Leonard Maltin and Robert Smith when you need them?
Can someone tell her to get a clue. On second thought, I will tell her and her ilk to continue to rant and rave at the top of their lungs as long as they want. Put them on tv and radio and all the MSM. Their ranting for the past 4 years is what put W back in the WH. Lets hear more from Moore, Pelosi, Dicrappio etc. etc. Thanks for all your help in reelecting GW.
"You left out that enlightened bunch of shrews in the House (i.e. Maxine "Where's Mine?" Waters, Nancy "Death Mask" Pelosi, et al)."
Thanks, for correcting the ommission
I find it terribly ironic that babs would use a quote from Jefferson who no doubt would have disagreed with her politics.
Did she sing it?????
Delusional Hollywood Idiot Alert.
Wasn't long ago that liberals were trying to tarnish the image of Jefferson with front-page stories about how he fathered children with slaves.
-"A little patience, and we shall see the reign of witches pass over, their spells dissolve, and the people, recovering their true sight, restore their government to its true principles."-
Wait...did she end up voting for Bush after all?
Absolutely the worst news of this election is that Cynthia McKinney is back in the House.
The clock begins to chime midnight and he glances up, a half-smile quirking the corners of his handsome mouth as he surveys the opulent entryway. He knows the imminent confusion over the mysterious change in the woman's will. Who suspected her benevolence to so many conservative causes? With a sound that might have been a laugh, he vanishes, a wisp of vapor the last witness to woman's demise.
In her case, how about: "Shut up and don't sing either"
Does Babs bring her favorite slave to Paris when she goes there?
Babs also needs a Teleprompter in concert so she can read the lyrics. Isn't this called "Kareoke"?
I would like to know if Jefferson really said this and if so, in what context. I did a Google search and it came up on a lot of leftwing blogs, but I couldn't find any academic site devoted to Jefferson's original documents.
There have been a lot of bogus quotes traveling all over the Internet, including anti-Semitic remarks allegedly made by Ben Franklin and a pro-Zionist letter allegedly written by Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK was pro-Israel but the letter is bogus).
Furthermore, we all know how carefully BS checks her sources (like Shakespeare)
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