We can't stand the fact that a few Madisonions are shoving liberal ethics upon the rest of the entire state.
They can't stand to let other people have their freedom.
You have freedoms, just don't force the rest of us to give up our freedom to accomidate yours, which are already stated in the constitution.
They hate Madison and all it supposedly stands for.
Only a few supposedly stand for liberalism. The liberals will lie, cheat and steal their way into power because the rest of society does not want they lifestyle proposed by liberals. And Liberal Madison is a moral-less society.
Madison is here and it's liberal because that's the way we (most of us) want it here.
No, most do not want it that way. How many Madisonians showed up to protest the school board's leftist decision to not say the pledge or have only the music to the National Anthem? I have family living in Madison. They send kids to school, they have jobs, all the people they know and work with are appalled with the fact that a very minority few are destroying the values that have made this country great.
Get over it.
Not until we have our back in our state. Why should we let a few nuts rule our lives?
If they are aiding and abetting an ATTA, they deserve the same as he might do to innocent Americans!
Just so you know:
Terrorist pilot Mohammed Atta blew up a bus in Israel in 1986. The Israelis captured, tried and imprisoned him. As part of the Oslo agreement with the Palestinians in 1993, Israel had to agree to release so-called "political prisoners."
However, the Israelis would not release any with "blood on their hands."The American President at the time, Bill Clinton, and his Secretary of State, Warren Christopher, insisted that all prisoners be released.
Thus Mr. Atta was freed and eventually "thanked the US" by flying an airplane into Tower One of the World Trade Center.
This was reported by many of the American TV networks at the time that the terrorists were first identified. It was censored in the US from all later reports.
Bob Larson, Old Timer Clock Shop, 1803 W 35th St., Austin, TX 78703