Posted on 09/05/2015 6:29:12 PM PDT by Daffynition
President Obama returning the name of the United States tallest mountain from Mount McKinley to Denali has sparked a name-game feud, most recently Republicans under attack by an influential liberal PAC that is setting its sights on Ronald Reagan National Airport.
The group, CREDO Action, the political arm of San Francisco-based cellphone company Credo Mobile, is behind the effort with a petition drive.
Tell John Boehner: Rename Ronald Reagan Airport, the group writes on its webpage seeking petition signatures. President Obama just took a small but important step for recognizing the history, culture, and human rights of Americas Native Americans when he decided to rename
. Mount McKinley in Alaska. But right-wing extremists in the Republican party, including House Speaker Rep. John Boehner, dont see it that way.
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I think Mr. Trump is trying to break that mold.
I lived up there for a few years, and the name was changed by the Governor back around 1975, so the only thing I can imagine is the name changes on maps and possibly fed gov takeover of property management if it's not already. Someone was obviously kissing Zippy's ass, not mentioning Lisa Murkowski of course.
“Good luck finding a real mountain in Ohio”
In Ohio’s Eighth Congressional District there is a mountain to rival the best of them...a man-made mountain of insurmountable proportions composed of discarded liquor bottles, complements of none other than the Bonehead Speaker of the House...as real as it gets!
Weeping Boner Hill ?
Crying and drunk ain't no way to go through life, son putz.
Mount Denali proclaimed by “The Last Black American President.”
Sorry, Ben.
But.....but he’s our FIRST Eskimo president. He touched a fish.
I wonder if Barry has realized that he just gave presidential recognition to Sarah Palin’s secret service code Name?
Bwahaaaa
pROBABLY...
Yeah lets name it “micheal brown hands up airport”
So I guess they want to call the airport “Barney ‘Sweet Gums’ Franks International”?
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