The Haley Barbour Ping List
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Posted on 02/16/2011 10:22:42 AM PST by Artemis Webb
The Haley Barbour Ping List
Let me know if you want on or off the list.
This is all well and good; however, Haley spent part of his career (albeit a small amount)working for Mexico to influence the US goobermint to grant amnesty to the unwashed, uneducated criminals that crawled into our already endangered nation.
GTOH Haley!
All the Indian tribes are getting their own vanity license plates these days. Since they once fought against the US Army, and since they to this day discriminate based on race, tribe AND clan, should those also be excoriated as politically incorrect?
Forgive him, for he does not know what he is talking about.
This is almost as stupid as when he is asked about his accent.
Why should he?
There is no reason why he should denounce it. There are so many worst things going on in this country that are not denounced. However, I do wish he would denounce illegal aliens.
This whole thing seems like a media/NAACP stunt to produce the desired headline - “Barbour Won’t Denounce Confederate License Plate”. What else won’t he denounce? Cigarettes? Cancer? Bedbugs? What a heartless guy!
The idea of a plate honoring N.B. Forrest seems like a provocation in its own right, though.
Media trying to play gotcha politics!!!
Gee, I wonder what N.B. Forrest and the “conscience” of the Senate, Bobbie Sheets Byrd, had in common? What a bunch of filthy hypocrites!
I like Haley, after all he is Governor of the great State of Mississippi; but, he is a longtime establishment GOP’er with larger ambitions. So, don’t you just know he hates to deal with issues of this nature?
This is an actual AP story? Good grief.
Useless fluff, & meaninglessly provocative.
Some people either refuse or just don’t get the understanding that the Confederate States of America was a nation and that pride comes from having ancestors who died in the War of Aggression. That flag belonged to an age and a people who flew it PROUDLY...and some of us still find pride in the knowledge it flew over our nation. True, we have been conquered by the forces of the United States of America and are no longer a sovereign nation but that does not change history. We were once a country...just like Ireland...and we still resent insulting our heritage and our symbols....just like the Irish feel toward England. I am proud of Barbour for not bowing his head to another example of political correctness.
Only one of the better cavalry generals to ever serve on American soil.
The Rebel flag is a battle flag and had nothing to do with slavery. People are just using this flag to keep discrimination subjects alive. It should be brought up the fact that this is stupid. If the flag was the Southern States flag, it would make sense, but the rebel battle flag is a part of our history.
"I know there's not a chance it'll become law," Barbour said.
Is Barbour's comment a "tap dance" or is Mr. Johnson just an a'hole who could never be satisfied with anything that comes from a Republican's mouth?
Don't know what he's done as governor but given what he did as party chair, Barbour should *not* be the GOP nominee in 2012.
Yes...you got it! If the Confederate flag is to be shamed and not “allowed” to be displayed then NO flag other than the American flag should be displayed. If one is “bad” then all should be “bad”. Let us only fly the Stars and Stripes...that is fine with me if no other flag flies...Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, Spanish, French, Canadian, Confederate...none, nada, zero...just the Stars and Stripes. To not allow display of the Confederate flag because of the slavery issue is ridiculous when all the other flags flown in this country have also had slavery.
Just why in the hell should he, do you northern rinos want southern people to vote third party?????
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