Posted on 09/25/2011 10:11:11 AM PDT by Eva
Yes, but I am not posting article after article attacking Romney.
The problem is with most of you Perry attackers is that you offer nothing positive in place of Romney. For all the time that some of you spend on Free Republic, there is very little positive that comes out of most of you.
All the negativity is sure off-putting.
I’ve seen other volcano/lightning pictures that have a lot more lightening.
Do you have any idea if the dust pillars have that much lightning, or if it’s a time-exposure shot?
I haven’t confused you with anyone. Every time you attack Perry, you help Romney.
I’m not interested in Perry trying to win folks over and we certainly don’t need another flip flopper.
I just want conservatives to be honest about who they are supporting and get on with this primary in a way that excites people instead of turning them off.
I’ through with Michelle Bachman after her Gardisil attacks. I used to like her.
There is, of course, Benjamin Butler's conversation with Lincoln about colonization a few days before the assassination. Evidence has been found that Butler did meet with Lincoln during that period. See White House scheduling pass for April 11, 1865, found in Butler's papers.
According to Butler, Lincoln was worried about what to do with black soldiers after the war. Butler proposed to send 150,000 of them to Panama to dig the canal. Since they were still soldiers, they could be ordered to serve there. Butler said that Lincoln thought the idea had some "meat" in it and that he would discuss the matter with Grant.
No, I don't remember hearing or seeing that, but somehow I don't disbelieve you -- it would be typical. And if they did, I wouldn't read about it in the lying SOS called the Houston Chronicle. That's a given.
From the comments section of today’s OC Register:
“I am looking into my crystal ball and I see California’s future. I see ocean waves breaking on the littered shore. I see beautiful bungalos adorned with steel bars. Vintage sedans lining the littered streets and occupying every available inch of parking. Children, lots of them, running around unsupervised. Graffiti on the walls, on the sidewalks, on the paint that covers the previous graffiti. Shopping carts abandoned. Massive yard sales weekly. Shaved heads, hard looks, and fear everywhere. Single family homes housing multiple families and of course the garages converted into a living quarter for the “uncle.” And let us not forget... the yappy chihuahua.
Okay, I really don’t have a crystal ball. I just stood outside and took some mental notes of the neighborhood. You democRATS are playing with fire. Mexico is an ugly place right now. Soon the cancer will be here.”
Of course the cancer is here and has been here for years. The treason lobby will accelerate the decline with their pro-amnesty candidates. I assume that their gated communities are still immune to the disaster that illegal immigration has brought to many of us.
What guy would that be??? LOL!
No, I’m not. I think that he would get blown away in a debate with Barack Obama.
I thought he met with Sickles, too.
From a Sickles bio,
Sickles got anxious waiting for a new assignemtn. Biographer Thomas Keneally wrote: “Dan in his restlessness, wrote on December 9 [1864] to the newly reelected President: ‘I beg respectfully to remind you that I am still unassigned....I hope to be spared the humiliation of being dropped from the rolls amongst the list of useless officers.’ The President was motivated by Dan’s part at Gettysburg to find another task for him, and asked him to him to undertake a taxming mission. Lincoln needed an emissary to go on government business to Panama and Colombia. Greater Colombia, or New Granada, as the Federation of Colombia, Costa Rica, and Panama styled itself, formed one loose federal state ruled from the highland capital of Bogotá, Colombia. He was to leave by January with the purpose of persuading the Panamanian authorities to allow Union troops to cross the Isthmus of Panama, something they had recently prohibited. He was then to travel to Bogotá and raise, with the federal authorities there, the possibility of Colombia’s offering a home to freed black slaves, who were now pooling in Washington and in northern cities. He was, in one way, well equipped in that he had as a congressman got on well with the Colombian ambassador in Washington, the bane Manuel Murillo, who was now president of Colombia.”
There is other material I've found which, contrary to my memory, places Sickles in Central America the week of Lincoln's assassination; indeed, Sickles heard of the assassination by Indian runner, in the field. I'll send that long quote in extenso, and a link, by FReepmail.
I was probably thinking of Butler's interview; but as you point out, they were discussing Sickles's confidential mission.
Actually, I just recognize that there are *NO* Republican candidates that are strong on illegal immigration... and that in this economy, illegal immigration is not one of the top-3 (or even top-5) concerns right now.
Jobs, the economy, the deficit, and the over-regulation of America are the *TOP* concerns right now. Immigration is still important, but we have bigger concerns. And Perry does have the best record out of the candidates in dealing with ‘em.
Demography is destiny. We won’t have 50 states under our present constitution in 25 years. Naive (or greedy for cheap labor) open border RINOs will be just as responsible as our open border traitor Rats. We’ll get to say, “told you so” from our old-folks home, but that will be small consolation. Any anglos living in the Southwest today, better get used to living under Juarez/Tijuana/Nuevo Laredo conditions—that is the future of the SW.
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