MLK Rally marked by Bush, Ashcroft bashing & absence of US flags; Speaker Praises Mugabe

Personal Observations on C-SPAN ^ | August 23, 2003 | nwrep

[Imal]

"We're all still fighting for equality," said Sandi McCullough-Jones, 52, of Capitol Heights, a consultant who attended with her daughter, also a lesbian.

I always thought homosexuality wasn't hereditary. Go figure.

[Imal]

"AM I LIVING IN A BIZARRO WORLD????"

Is there any other kind?

[lentulusgracchus]

Word of this festival of hate will get out as well. The consequences won't be nearly as heavy, of course, since the only thing remarkable about yesterday's freak show was the intensity and quantity of their disgusting conduct.

For the careful canning and preservation of which for later use, I certainly hope the RNC had the foresight to hire NFL Films during the last of their off-season. We need to get all those voices, all those twisted-up faces and shrill, harpy voices on rich, luminous, living film........they will be such a good source of quotes and clips for later on.

[lentulusgracchus]

I always thought homosexuality wasn't hereditary. Go figure.

Sure it is. Ask Paula Poundstone. She was helping one of her girls to come out, when she was busted by narrowminded California cops.

[HadEnough]

"Martin Luther King III, and he set the tone for the afternoon's speeches by attacking the war on Iraq and Afghanistan, and blaming the Bush administration and the US military for all ills under the sun. He listed "homophobia" as one of the greatest contemporary evils facing mankind"

Following in his father's footsteps of hating America and siding with it's enemies. I wonder if the FBI has any videotapes of his drunken sexual orgies, or perhaps someone has checked if his research papers were plagiarized?

[vaudine]

That is Carol Mosely Braun, sitting between two other prominent Pres. contenders. Or is that pretenders? Whatever.

vaudine

[Frank_2001]

I agree, race baiters and leftists have made a mockery of MLK's dream. Sad!

[lentulusgracchus]

Thanks, someone pointed that out to me upthread. Overall, though, it's amazing how close in their political and speaking style Moseley-Braun and Jackson Lee are.......they like the same kind of double-barreled last names, too, the kind that feminists like because they minimize the husband's importance to the marriage.

[SpinyNorman]

Will MLK ever stop spinning in his grave?

MLK was a great leader, worthy of the nation's respect, but this group of race baiters are an embarrasment to their people and the country. Sickening.

Isn't it funny how nobody, and I mean nobody, ever leaves this terrible country in protest? Even for a short while?

[wjcsux]

What about Charleton Heston? He was there in 63 also.

[Theodore R.]

Yes, Heston was at the 1963 March on Washington. He was a Democrat then.

[stand watie]

Dr King would have been HUMILIATED by this bunch.

i knew MLK, his wife & his father in the mid-60s.

NONE of them in the '60s would have associated with today's assortment of anti-US, un-patriotic, racebaiting LIBs & DIMocRATS.

free the southland,sw

[ampat]

How right you are.

[vaudine]

Right!--they could be clones except for a few facial differences. Same outlook, spin, arroigance, self importance (redundant-think arrogant takes care of that). Another of the same, without the hyphenated name is Cynthia McKinney of GA.
She just got hired as professor at Harvard--go figure.

vaudine

[lentulusgracchus]

She just got hired as professor at Harvard--go figure.

That flake? Well, that's interesting -- plunk goes a chunk of Harvard's credibility!

What a drone.....even Georgia's black Democrats couldn't stomach her. She got stomped by Denise Majette in the primary, IIRC.....and my white friends over there went and voted in the primary for Majette (they vote DemonRat these days despite my countereducating them), just to get rid of McKinney, who'd become shrill to the point of being a joke.

So, actually, McKinney doesn't belong in quite the same class as the other two. She's wilder and actually (yes!) sillier.