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To: scottdeus12

“But the man just died....is this really necessary?”

The “man” was a POS — a cheater, murderer and traitor. Why should we respect the memory of him when he never respected America or Americans? He left a young woman to die who could’ve lived if extracted from the car within a short time. (But it was more important for him to run away and “lawyer up” instead of providing help.) He loved the idea of killing unborn children. He consorted with the enemy. He wanted to force socialized medicine on us in the middle class but retain his above-average care. He got caught cheating in college. He was a womanizer. (Really — does the phrase “waitress sandwich” speak well of America’s senators?) Yes; this really IS necessary. All this and more.


42 posted on 08/26/2009 3:12:58 PM PDT by MayflowerMadam
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To: MayflowerMadam
The “man” was a POS — a cheater, murderer and traitor. Why should we respect the memory of him when he never respected America or Americans? He left a young woman to die who could’ve lived if extracted from the car within a short time. (But it was more important for him to run away and “lawyer up” instead of providing help.) He loved the idea of killing unborn children. He consorted with the enemy. He wanted to force socialized medicine on us in the middle class but retain his above-average care. He got caught cheating in college. He was a womanizer. (Really — does the phrase “waitress sandwich” speak well of America’s senators?) Yes; this really IS necessary. All this and more.

WOW... Great synopsis of an American STAIN. Nice job.

44 posted on 08/26/2009 4:26:54 PM PDT by Bob Eimiller (appeasement "it's the idea that if you feed the alligator he will eat you last." Winston Churchill)
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