Posted on 03/28/2009 12:14:40 PM PDT by RobinMasters
An Arizona congressman says it is a problem when U.S. officials fail to speak clearly – for example not calling a terrorist a terrorist – when discussing the dangers the nation faces in confronting enemies.
U.S. Rep. John Shadegg, R-Ariz., was interviewed by Greg Corombos of Radio America on the issue of new orders in the Obama administration that words such as "war on terror" and "enemy combatant" no longer be used.
Shadegg said those terms are specifically descriptive so that people can understand what's going on.
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Backbones are desperately needed in this nation. Words have meaning. Choosing words that are inaccurate but politically correct only makes the situation worse because it is a sign of weakness where strength needs to be shown.
The originators of “Human Disasters” are laughing their asses off.
Thank you Congressman Shadegg for you common sense.
The Congressman votes with the Constitution about 80% of the time.
Perhaps “terrorist” is too long a word for the average ACORN voter to understand.
BUMP!!
Youze don getit.
0’Zero eliminated all teriristas with strike of telepromopter, without army, war. No more terorists, period! How brilliant.
Now on to powerty. From now on is no powerty but poetry!
Next on the aginda is energi, skools and drags.
All done in less than 100 days. Ya’ll can take vacations for the next 4 years, messyaya will take care of youze.
Can ICE change “Work Site Enforcement” to “Impromptu Immigration Activity” so they can go back to enforcing the law?
Sounds good. Love your tagline.
BTT
About 5 letters too long for thier 4-letter-word vocabularies.
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