Rep. Dingell: It’s taken a long time to ‘control the people’

american thinker ^ | 3/23/10 | Peter Barry Chowka

[Nachum]

Rep. John Dingell (D-MI), the Dean of the House of Representatives for being the longest serving member of the body (he was first elected in 1955, succeeding his father, Rep. John Dingell, Sr.), made an amazing admission during a live telephone interview with Detroit WJR News/Talk 760 radio talk show host Paul W. Smith on Smith's show Monday morning, March 22, 2010. The night before, Dingell had been a featured speaker at the Democrat Congressional leadership victory press conference after Obamacare passed the House.

In response to a question posed by Smith, Dingell said:

Let me remind you this [Americans allegedly dying because of lack of universal health care] has been going on for years. We are bringing it to a halt. The harsh fact of the matter is when you're going to pass legislation that will cover 300 [million] American people in different ways it takes a long time to do the necessary administrative steps that have to be taken to put the legislation together to control the people.

[DontTreadOnMe2009]

Moron can’t even control his own wife....

Does anyone believe that de didn’t know everything???

BTW

is she serving?

Or out on appeal?????

Duh.

[diamond6]

Oh I am, but I am crying too. I and my family will fight for our rights and freedoms!

[DontTreadOnMe2009]

Dingell is 84 and will soon be taking up his permanent residence in hell.

Wow

with his daddy,

100 years of DIngledom !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[neverdem]

Please, save this incriminating thread. It needs to go viral, IMHO.

Congressman John Dingell tells Paul W. Smith he is thrilled with the passage of the health care bill.

Dingell said the people needed to be controlled.

[lowbridge]

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[6ppc]

Finally! A Democrat willing to talk openly about their plans!

[AmericanInTokyo]

Bump!

[momincombatboots]

Any chance he is in a Gerrymandered district?? You want control? Not gonna happen, I am Southern by blood, we persist against your corruptions! We pray for the illumination of your evil schemes. Keep saying it dingle.. Say it loud. Not all of us have herd mentality.

[AmericanInTokyo]

Thailand grassroots protest against Government in Power, March 2010:

American grassroots protest against Government in Power, March 2010:

When we put our foot down and show them we mean business--and to some extent drop our polite, Western, Judeo-Christian manners and strike fear in their hearts while we Constitutionally and otherwise still can, they will quit voting against our interests even though we have shown up in the millions and phoned/faxed in the millions. Until then, I do believe it does not take much to predict that--coming from the Obama and Democrat Congress Front--we American patriots are in for one royal screwing after screwing after screwing after screwing, on any number of issues in order to outright RUIN America, you name it, until November 2010...if there IS an America left by that time folks. Sorry to so negative, but I think in a sense it is somewhat realistic, knowing exactly how The Beast response to the nature of pressure we have placed on it so-far.

[Nickname]

Remember this from Whoopi Goldberg? Wonder if she realizes that, to paraphrase, “we’re all slaves now.”

http://www.lifenews.com/nat4303.html

During the program, Goldberg attacked McCain on his saying he would appoint judges who wouldn’t make up the law from the bench.

“Do you say you wanted strict Constitutionalists because that,” Goldberg started to say.

“No, I want people who interpret the Constitution of the United States the way our founding fathers envisioned for them to do,” McCain responded.

“Should I be worried about being a slave or a return to slavery,” Goldberg asked incredulously.

[KevinDavis]

I wouldn’t consider Alan Keyes a brilliant man..

[alnick]

Don’t forget, “We make the rules up as we go along.”

[cake_crumb]

1955? Dingell’s a Sviet sleeper.

[Merlinator]

Come November you will know a new meaning of the word control Dingleberry and cronies!

[Arthur McGowan]

Governor Bush should have sent in troops to put a stop to the murder. He refused to do so, proving that he did not have the courage or the principle to stop the murder of a citizen of his state. He upheld the principle that a husband has the right to murder his wife. And he upheld the principle that a judge has the right to order a murder.

Each police officer who kept people out who would have saved her life, was and is an accomplice to her murder. Exactly like Nazi guards at Auschwitz, they knew a murder was taking place, and they participated in making sure that the murder did take place.

American cops are no different from those in other countries: When they are given an order to commit a crime, they will obey, no matter how obvious the criminal nature of the crime is.

[alnick]

If you’re making a spreadsheet, don’t forget Chuck Schumer’s quote, “The hard right, which still believes … [in] traditional values kind of arguments and strong foreign policy, all that is over.”

[lowbridge]

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[publana]

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[muddler]

These people need to be removed from office now, not in Nov. by whatever means.