Posted on 07/20/2015 10:30:29 PM PDT by Nachum
Cathy Wells, the mother of Lance Cpl. Skip Wells who was murdered last week in Chattanooga, joined Sean Hannity on Monday night.
Cathy told Sean she has not received a call from President Obama. Sean Hannity: Have you heard from the president? Cathy Wells: No. Hannity: Does that surprise you? Cathy: No. Hannity: The same White House, I didn’t even see the flags at half-mast. Did you? Cathy: I know some states are doing it… Hannity: I’m talking about Washington. Cathy: No. Hannity: Is this the same White House that after the Supreme Court decision put rainbows on the White House? Cathy Wells: You know the answer to that one…
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Will Neil Young write a song Four dead in Chattanooga?
Doubt it.
It’s just workplace violence......
I’m just thankful Obama has had the good sense not to fly the White House flag at half mast for his fallen jihadi.
I’m praying that those who attend the VFW event stage a walk-out, a shout-down, something to let this president know how true Americans feel about him.
[cough] Five dead.
A sailor was also injured and later passed away.
They can stand up and turn their backs to this lying piece of detritus who has stolen everything he
has, and who revels, laughs, and capers every time he commits another petty outrage on us all.
Federal regulations about how much water we can use in our dish washers? Petty outrage, and “lie
after lie after lie” — Thank you, Ted Kennedy, RIP.
It’s a sin to hate, but I just can’t help it.
And, Congress does what?
“It’s a sin to hate, but I just can’t help it.”
Not a sin to hate evil works, and Obama does nothing else.
Send out fundraising emails telling us how bad Obama is and how much they need our money to defeat him while they do little or nothing directly to do so.
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