[Coop]

In case any of you fine folks missed yesterday's disgraceful debacle, it makes the Wellstone memorial service/pep rally/tractor pull pale in comparison. And Carter wasn't the worst one. Some preacher I've never heard of directly insulted President Bush, pointing him out, and the crowd absolutely went wild (like at a rock concert).

The political animal in me can only smile at the self destruction of the liberals, but the "regular Joe" in me cringes. Coretta Scott King deserved better.

[Nextrush]

The "Civil Rights Movement" was a left-wing movement and that left-wing spirit came out at the "George W. Bush Roast-Coretta Scott King Funeral" yesterday. If it were a cookout they'd have put him on an open fire and really cooked him. The left-wingers are full of hate. Bill and Hillary were there to show themselves off, too.

[bmwcyle]

They are no different from the Code Pinkos we see on Friday nights. They say one thing but in their hearts they believe another.

[Just A Nobody]

Thanks for the ping and your thoughts Coop.

I wouldn't watch the mess, but I followed it here on FR.

God bless President Bush, our lovely First Lady, Laura and America!

In the words of Betty D. - the rest can all go to.....

[3D-JOY]

You said it well, Coop.

I am so angry with their display that I just have to ignore it to keep calm.

I know..."all it takes is a few good people to ignore them and others will accept their actions and words as truth".

I will try to counter them some way. THINKING!

OK...got it. I am writing an open letter with special copies to the parties involved. 100 stamps purchased and then mail to newspapers etc. too...

Seems like $39 could be better spent supporting the troops...I'll have to THINK again.

[tgslTakoma]

I was at work all day and only got to see a few clips on TV when I got home. I was pretty disgusted by what I saw. Late last night I watched some of the funeral on CSPAN. It was late in the service, all the politicians had already gone, and the only people who were speaking then were friends and family members (sisters, sisters-in-law, cousins, a nephew, etc), and their comments were good. They spoke of the woman they knew as family for many years.

The politicians and the political activist preachers from earlier in the service were nowhere to be found at that point in the service, so I was relieved to see the service had returned to a more appropriate remembrance of Mrs. King's full life.

The people who disgraced themselves at the service earlier should be ashamed at their behavior, but I know they won't be.