Posted on 06/19/2009 9:21:51 PM PDT by ianschwartz
Not just worked his butt off, but most likely also risked his life.
I saw this tonight and Annie put it perfectly! I was cheering out loud. She employed the two best and most descriptive, true words possible in encapsulating Boxer’s treatment of the General.
Ann was being too PC!!!!
That rotten slut needs to be shot down!!
” To anyone in her district, take note”
Although her home district is the human sewer of San Francisco her district is the entire State since it is a Senator.
Beck and Coulter were good together and really called the dimwits out on their arrogance.
I nearly lost my lunch when I saw that the other day...
Madam would be more fitting.
” General, You are a loser because you had to go into the Army and we know that only the Dumbest people go into the military, I on the other hand am a Senator which means that I am smarter that anyone except other senators and the president.”
That is reall what she was saying.
Of late the term Arrogant is being used more and more to describe our "elected servants".
As a peasant I detest their arrogance.
Most Agreed! : )
God how I would love to have heard him say, “And you can call me Brigadier General”!
We no longer have a government that is “of the people, by the people and for the people.” We are lowlife slaves at the mercy of a bunch of Marxist, Commie pigs. THEY are going to tell us how to live, how much money we are allowed to earn, how much money we are allowed to keep and how much healthcare we are allowed to receive according to our age and life style. Of course, we will all be expected to kneel when we address our “leaders”. We just aren’t allowed to look them in the eyes.
On another thread they had his response to her request to call her senator.
He replied:
"Yes Ma'am".
I would like to have seen him get up and walk out.
ditto! Loved that line too!
“I want to know what the hell she did to earn anything. “
Simple. She married money. Ran for senate and was losing. Then about two days before election night, she released a story that that Bruce Hershonson (her opponent) had gone to a strip club called the Seven Veils. Voila, she’s no longer ma’am.
It is akin to “Sir” and it represents the highest form of respect that one can give to another in that context.
I mean, calling someone “Sir” or “Ma am” even if you never even met them before is simply a sign of appreciation of one’s station.
Boxer totally does not “get it.”
And she serves in the Senate?
It is normally used when addressing a superior. Perhaps he erred in the use of "Ma'am" and the use of 'senator' is more appropriate.
I recall hearing that Bruce went to that club in the company of his wife and another couple. Not as though he was sitting there on his lonesome being festooned with g-strings and whatnot.
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