Straight down 65, then north on 85, Twinkie. You bring your 'army'. We'll be waiting.
They are becoming emboldened, aren’t they?
Whoopsie. The organization forgot to tell her that part was confidential.
WitnessLA.com » Blog Archive » The Young Show Up 4 Barack and TedOne of the thousands pushing in around Obama as he worked the rope line after his speech was Chris DeHaven, 62, of Hoover. A lifelong Republican, DeHaven ...
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Which is to say, he's a paid liar for 0bama.
Folks like DeHaven sound dangerous.
“We’re looking for supporters,” said DeHaven of Hoover, one of the event’s organizers. “We’re not looking for a fight. That will come later, when we have an army”
Straight from the horse’s ass.You have been warned. Whether you heed it or not is up to you.
Straight down 65, then north on 85, Twinkie. You bring your 'army'. We'll be waiting.
Alabama (the reddest of the red states) is probably the last place these robots needs to be ringing doorbells!!!!
A good reply might be, “That will come later, when we have an impeachment”.
Our side has had an army for a long time. And we have most of the guns.
What that is is a moral license to do anything to these animals before they do it to us.
How do you PAY your army?
I would say this is a figurative, not literal army.
But, who knows. Isn’t that scary?
This is why they want to confiscate our guns, folks.
“What” is the exact same word I said when I read that too!
Obama's inauguration ‘a great day for America'
Chris DeHaven, 63, a small-business owner from Birmingham, fervently believes that Obama's election signals a change in race relations. He first became aware of Obama after his grandson, who is biracial, was born three years ago.
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A Republican all his life, DeHaven was so persuaded by Obama's message of hope and change transcending race and politics that he signed up for volunteer training at 'Camp Obama' in Atlanta in August 2007. 'There were about 200 of us,' he said. 'Young, old, black and white, all kinds of people were represented, from all over the country.'
DeHaven has continued to try to keep Obama's message of community involvement going. Many of the Alabama volunteers who campaigned for Obama helped organize Change Alabama, a grassroots organization. Change Alabama hopes to build on the organizational effort of the presidential campaign to take on problems within the state, including poverty, tax reform and health care.
'All of us worked in campaigning and knocked on doors. I made an effort to talk to someone new about Obama at least once a day,' he said, adding that he hoped to get some help from the new administration.
Well this directive from the DoD should just about seal their intentions. This was posted 3 days after Obama was sworn into office.
http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives/corres/pdf/140410p.pdf
They have a plan, do we?
If they want to fight all I’ve got to say is “bring it!”