[A. Pole]

I don't know whether to laugh or cry about this request from Limbaugh...everyone in the freaking country must think Traficant is a lunatic.

He is in a sense a lunatic since he likes to speak loudly what he thinks is true. Not like the hundreds of others in Congress and Senate.

[DJ88]

"He is in a sense a lunatic since he likes to speak loudly what he thinks is true."

Yes, that's true...however, speaking loudly in front of a court of law did not gain him an acquittal, did it?

"Not like the hundreds of others in Congress and Senate."

This is true; however, we can't lump all of them in there....there are more than a few who have tried to speak out only to be silenced by the liberal media.

If he had been acting normally on the floor and he was going to be expelled, I could see it...however, he was not, and unfortunately, the only thing that most Americans see are the sound bites that the liberal media like to play over and over and over, until they have proven their point.

He may have a lot of information he could expose, but I am sorry to say that I do not think anyone would believe him given his record and this would be just another chance for the RATS to tell us just how partisan and bitter a REPUBLICAN is...no matter what the actual facts are in any given case.

[Radix]

2 entries found for lunatic. Main Entry: lu·na·tic Pronunciation: 'lü-n&-"tik Function: adjective Etymology: Middle English lunatik, from Old French or Late Latin; Old French lunatique, from Late Latin lunaticus, from Latin luna; from the belief that lunacy fluctuated with the phases of the moon Date: 14th century 1 a : affected with lunacy : INSANE b : designed for the care of insane persons 2 : wildly foolish - lunatic noun