Posted on 10/16/2006 2:44:59 PM PDT by Tarkus2040
Here is a direct link...
That is wht he is treated badly.
If there were no God,............... it would be necessary for man to invent one.
He is KING.
You are not getting it. Those of us who barely notice Savage are very curious about his motives for donating to Jerry Brown.
There is no other agenda, just that question.
excellent to question...........
Let's analyze that assertion. If you're really hated, you must be right.
I take it back. Let's not analyze one of the dumbest assertions in history.
When Bush supported liberals, they were Republicans. Even in refusing to endorse a weak conservative Republican in New Hampshire running against Ned Lamont, Bush is hoping to help defeat a looney left Dem. But Bush didn't give a dime to Joe Lieberman. Savage gave 56,000 to Jerry Brown.
They didn't just have a gay guy. They had his lover hold the bible and referred to his lover's mother as his "mother-in-law". So here we have Condi and Mrs. Bush in effect endorsing "gay marriage".
I think that is quite a bit more disturbing than a $5k donation from Savage to Jerry Brown, particularly when Savage gave $10,000 to the "Pendleton 8" legal fund and several soldiers falsely accused of murder in Iraq, such as THIS guy ($5k), and Lt. Pantano ($10k), both of whom were acqutted, and NEVER should have been charged by this disgaceful Pentagon.
Now here is a telling question...
Would any other of you good citizens of the Savage Nation support Jerry Brown in his political goals?
Now, now, boys, let's not equivocate...would you, yes or no?
He is one of the best.
Do I get lovely parting gifts?
Continuing to slide where?
Proof please.
OK, if you are so offended by gay marriage that you are willing to stretch that point so thin, answer me this: which of the two Attorney General candidates is more likely to protect traditional marriage in California? Jerry Brown, or Chuck Poochigian?
Answer the question. Don't chicken out.
You continue to be one of the smartest FReepers ever unleashed upon the unwashed masses.
Yes, I am "The Troll Within".
No.
Moonbeam would personally wreck havoc on CA. His opponent would do a great job improving the state.
But you want to bash some W people being polite to a gay guy rather than talking about actual policy that will affect the one in six Americans that lives in CA?
Savage is somewhat entertaining but he gets his facts wrong so frequently and says the stupidest stuff ("Paleo-osi - you heard it hear first!") that it becomes unlistenable to me.
Levin does a half-decent show but he's not so great either. I'm not big Hannity fan, either (boring and not too bright). Rush is the man. And so is Art Bell (talent!).
That your new book?
You never know when the folks need a little washing. ;-)
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