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What have we learned?

Political pundits/puppets don't always play fair. By doing something totally unethical, republicans managed to make democrats look bad, for a short while. Learn to deal with it. If it looks like a smarmy trick, it's a smarmy trick, and nothing more or less. We can't put anything past the tea party, the "fiscal conservatives" or any other absurdly hypocritical and self-serving bunch of like minded moronic lunatics. If anything, the Bush administration has demonstrated that to all of us by now, at the very least.

Democrats can learn from their mistakes, yet republicans can barely admit it's possible for them to make one. If republicans weren't so vastly void of humor, they would understand how humorous that is, but of course they can't. Republicans do appear, however, to enjoy simple puns and engage in somewhat limited metaphorical cognition, as demonstrated by Palin in her infamous "lipstick on a pig/ pit-bull and mama bear" political tangents. She remains an iconic shmeargassboard of sociological and political travesty, where would comedy be without her?

Anyway....

Let's move forward, and not allow the eternally pissed off republicans to sully any of the acheivements our great president and his admistration have acomplished. Even the watered down bills are at least a step in the right direction. At least we are capable of compromise , it enables us to collaborate. Republicans seem to flee the kitchen when it gets hot. They appear easily frustrated by complications and when things don't go their way. If they can't get what they want with bribes, and threats then they'll lie, and do anything else they think will work. Are we finally clear on that now?

We can learn from this, we could all use a lesson in not reacting on impulse. Let's demonstrate our understanding of what "innocent until proven guilty" means. Let's fine tune our moral compasses, so that we are not so quick to pass judgement on others. On the other hand, Charlie Rangle, like every other public servant needs to learn a little humility. He is not above scrutiny. Just because we are liberal doesn't mean we won't ask the tough questions, and investigate ethical misbehavior.

Everyone makes mistakes. We are a forgiving party and it will take a lot more than cheap hearted antics to pull us apart. It's a relief that Obama knows how to apologize.

Republicans collectively appear to lack the awareness of their downwardly spiraling image, which is quite self-evident in the most recent follies of Fox. Republicans are apparently collectively unaware of their shallow transparency or they wouldn't continue to exhibit such tawdry behavior on such a rampant scale. "Whaaaaaaa, we don't want to pay back what we owe to black farmers....Whaaaaaaa!" "Hey, let's play the liars card!"

This is old hat for republicans, and yet, we still get tricked? Snap out of it democrats, stop being so complacent. It's one thing to collaborate, but it is quite another to cow tow, especially when it's such an ackbasswards group of numbnuts like the republicans. Seriously, let people discover what fear mongers the republicans are, and let's stop enabling their toddler like tantrums once and for all.

Go ahead fat cats, cry me river.

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Hello everyone just checking back with you guys. I have been on a tear lately and have now crossed the 4000 doors knocked and its early in the season.It is totally awesome and I have met a whole lot of good folks and some crazies. Well if you don't know anything about Idaho I will give you a quik rundown, exsept for the south we are the most conservative state exsept for Utah but we do have the highest percentage of elected republicans in all federal, state and local positions at 82%, and the lunatics have the run of the assylum.

Lately they have descided to introduce the dissolution of the 17th Amendment into there party platform, as well as the formation of unregulated state militias. and as the final peice of lunacy they have descided to attempt to put wording that would allow them to not pay federal taxes. Well I don't see how they can pay for things when 70 percent of our funding comes from federal tax money. Well enough ranting I will be working hard to make things better in my state and my nation. And I hope you are willing to do the same.

I know that many of you are stuck on issues affecting you or your family. I'm a big picture guy yes I do want change. but you still have to have 50+1 percentage of the population understand the issue and there in lies the problem there is so much missinformation that it is hard to get the average american to back large changes.

Get out there and volunteer make a difference in your community.

Micheal"Hittin the Streets"DeCoria

I totally wish that someone within the DNC, or the Obama Administration would communicate to the American public the reality of the federal budget process. We keep hearing from media pundits that this administration cannot continue to place accountability on the past administration for our economic woes, and how this administration has ballooned the budget deficit.
The fact is that the 2009 budget was already allocated before Barack Obama was sworn into office, and the 2010 budget was already in the track for projections by February 2008. The first budget the the Obama Administration has the sole responsibility for developing is 2011!
The federal government works simultaneously on three budgets annually. The first budget is the current year in which all funds have been appropriated; the second year is the process of appropriating funds for the next fiscal year (Oct. 1 - Sept. 30); and the third year is working through all of the government departments and agencies to create budget projections for the year after next.
The first two years this administration has worked through their predecessors budgetary process. Everybody should think about that, but unfortunately this information never makes it into the main stream media. Why??

Hi everybody sorry too be gone so long, but I have been really busy Hitting the streets of Idaho and talking to voters. Which is what all good Democrats should be doing "right now" unless you are physically impaired and cannot do so. Well anyway my numbers are already above one thousand and I am having the time of my life. Well that and trying to balance finals week at Boise State. Well as some of you may know I am heading back to Iraq for another tour and I will try to keep in touch with you all, but until I leave I will be canvassing all summer. I would hope that you would call your local democrats office and sign up to do a little canvassing or data input or just an event set up. Every little bit helps and as everyone knows contibutions are great but vounteering makes things happen. will you make it happen in your State, District, or precinct I hope you will.

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On the road today, I saw a Yellow Ribbon “Support Our Troops” bumper sticker plastered to the back of a zeppelin-sized SUV. As an Army veteran, it pissed me off, because I couldn’t help but wonder, as I tailgated the dude (he was driving like five miles below the posted speed limit), how exactly did this well-meaning lemming suppose he was supporting our troops by applying that sticker to his suburban panzer?

Based on the conspicuously expensive make of his vehicle and the fact that he lives in Missouri, I’m betting Dude voted for the redneck reprobate who sent thousands of lower-middle-class boys and men—guys he’d probably never even talk to or let his daughter date—to their deaths, while his king-sized car was burning the very oil they sacrificed their blood for in the first place. I’m also betting that whatever Republican-sanctioned news source he gets his football scores from didn’t run a report about how American oil companies scored at the oilfield auction in Iraq last month.

Yeah, it took a few years, thousands of American casualties, tens of thousands of Iraqi deaths, and billions of US tax dollars, but, Deeeeaaaammmmnnn! GWB came thru 4 his homies! He drank your milkshake, bitches!

Below the Yellow Ribbon sticker was an American Flag. The five-inch vinyl Stars and Stripes were rendered to appear as if unfurled and blowing in the wind.

Now, I love The United States (except for Texas), warts and all, and unlike her most blustering, clannish jingoists, I’ve actually lived in other countries and know how good we have it here. And I’ve come to accept the fact that since September 11, 2001, it’s been the 4th of July every day, and will continue to be for years to come, until some new tragedy replaces that date in our national memory, or until time reduces it to a paragraph in the history books.

We Americans inherently presume that we’re exempt from the injustices and terrors that the majority of the earth’s inhabitants are subjected to, and when bad things happen to us, we tend to react to them extravagantly. We simmer in our tragedies, reliving them ad infinitum, reviewing them from all angles, building monuments to them and making movies and mini-series about them. We wear ribbons to designate the diseases we suffer from or have survived.

We also lack the capacity for confronting reality: We aren’t drunks; we suffer from the disease of alcoholism. Criminally insubordinate children aren’t bad; they’re troubled.
The American zeitgeist of this decade is that of the victor turned victim; the burly schoolyard bully kicked in the balls by the little exchange student with a funny-sounding name.

I can, however reluctantly, appreciate the unifying power the symbol of our Flag possesses. If handed Old Glory, I could be counted on to hoist her high, if only to ensure that the ground around me would not be sullied.

What I loathe most about this nationalist trend is that it’s so blatantly representative of America’s dumbed-down, reality TV-saturated mentality, which believes that being patriotic means slapping played-out platitudes on the back of your car, or wearing the ubiquitous American Flag pin that has become the uniform for American politicians. (President Obama held out as long as he could, but he had to get elected, after all. Stupid people’s votes, unfortunately, count too.)

Any observer with the most rudimentary understanding of human nature understands that if you have to prove your love for anything by wearing a token of it on your exterior, you most likely don’t feel it on the inside. Wearing a crucifix doesn’t make you a devout Christian. Wearing a yamaka doesn’t make you a devout Jew. Strapping on a few sticks of dynamite doesn’t make you a devout Muslim.

Well, okay, maybe it does.

Fox News Lies and is Just Plain Sloppy

The final problem of the Fox News Channel, which could possibly have very dire consequences on America if enough people get ensnared by it, is that its reporting is dangerously sloppy and slanted, by any journalistic standards.

For instance, the Fox News Channel (FNC) has the least coverage of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan of any news channel. In the beginning days of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Fox folks were Bush’s fawning cheerleaders, making war look as fun as Top Gun. The coverage was constant, saturating the news day. But when the grim reality of the situation became apparent, and more and more American kids were coming home in flag-draped coffins (not that Fox would ever show that spectacle), they began a veritable press blackout on Iraq. If they ever did report a story about Iraq, it was always spun in a positive way. Take, for instance, Hume’s opening comments about the news that the 277th soldier had died in Iraq: “277 have now died in Iraq, which means that statistically speaking, American soldiers have less of a chance of dying from all causes in Iraq than citizens have of being murdered in California, which is roughly the same geographical size.”

Montel Williams, host of Fox’s Montel Williams Show, was a guest on Fox Friends on January 23, 2008, the day after Heath Ledger died of an accidental overdose of prescription anti-depressants. The hosts asked him what he thought about the actor’s untimely death. Williams, a veteran who spent 22 years in the Marines, asked why they were talking about a dead actor, and not about the 28 soldiers who had died in Iraq and Afghanistan that month. The hosts were visibly stunned, and tried to change the subject, but Williams kept the conversation on the wars. After the commercial break, Williams was gone, and four days later, his show, which had been running successfully for seventeen years, was canceled by Fox.

In 2003, The Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA), a joint program of the Center on Policy Attitudes and the Center for International and Security Studies at the University of Maryland, conducted a poll to find a correlation between public misconceptions about foreign policy, including the war in Iraq, and what news sources the people consumed. The research revealed a high correlation between people watching Fox News and having a very confused perception of the world. It also showed Fox viewers were far more supportive of the government in power at that time. Out of Fox, CBS, ABC, NBC, CNN, Print Media, and PBS-NPR, Fox viewers had the highest frequency of misconceptions, including the beliefs that Saddam Hussein and Iraq were working closely with Al-Qaeda to organize the 9/11 attacks, that the United States had actually found Weapons of Mass Destruction in Iraq, and that the world’s public opinion was favorable about the US invasion of Iraq. Those who got their news from PBS-NPR had the lowest frequency of misconceptions at 23%, while Fox viewers had the highest at 80% (PIPA). Bob McChesney, founder of Free Press, an organization promoting decentralization in broadcasting, and author of The Problem of the Media, said of the findings of this study, “… this is an extraordinarily disturbing trend for the media. I mean, for any self-respecting journalist, if you’re told the more people consume your media, the less they’ll know about the subject and the more they’ll support government policy, that’s exactly the worst thing any journalist would ever want to hear, or should want to hear.” Bearing all that in mind, ponder the fact that the only news channel allowed at the Pentagon during the Bush administration was Fox News. I was in the army at this time, stationed in Korea and Germany, and that rule went for the unit level as well.

Okay, so I’ve taken up a lot of time for the buildup, but that’s because I had to make the point. In the next segment I’ll lay out my idea for the solution.

Fox News is Religiously Exclusive

George W. Bush duped the Christian Right into thinking a vote for him was a vote for God, mostly by playing the Pro-life card. The Republican concept of pro-life is a creepy, convoluted thing. According to their philosophy, one unborn fetus or fertilized stem-cell research sample has more intrinsic worth than the 4,300 Iraqi civilians who were blown to pieces by our “surgical” “shock and awe” bombing in the first days of the Iraq War, a war based on lies generated by the Bush Administration. Apparently, Muslim lives don’t really count. More black men were put to death in Texas prisons during Bush’s tenure as Governor than in any other time in its history, so I guess they don’t matter much, either. Fox News Channel has somehow fooled these same evangelical lemmings into believing that it is the only news channel a real Christian can watch.

American Christians are a peculiar breed. (I am one, so I feel I have some insight into this topic.) In China, Christians get kidnapped by cops, thrown in prison and tortured until they renounce Christ or die. Indonesian schoolgirls who belong to Christian families routinely get grabbed by Muslim soldiers on their way home from school. As punishment for their beliefs, they are gang-raped, have nails hammered into their arms, legs and bellies, and are finally beheaded. In Africa, Christians are massacred with Machetes by Muslim militants. And let’s not even go into what happens to them in the Middle East.

For American Christians, however, Satan seems to manifest himself in such insidious forms as Harry Potter, hip-hop music, and Britney Spears’ big booty. American Christians have lost almost all their credibility in the world, and justifiably so. In ancient Rome, Christians sang songs of worship while lions devoured them in the arenas. Nero crucified Christians, poured oil over them and set them on fire to serve as lanterns for his garden orgies. Now, American Christians cower at the mention of Marilyn Manson’s name, and fear that a stupid book like “The Golden Compass” will turn their kids into Atheists. A few months ago, when I heard a group of Christians seriously arguing about whether Oprah Winfrey or Barack Obama was the antichrist, suddenly Scientology just didn’t sound that kooky to me anymore.

The Sunday after Obama won the presidency, I attended a prayer service at my church. You could feel the anger and depression filling the sanctuary as an almost palpable force. Two young couples greeted each other and sat down behind me. “Well,” said one of the wives, “at least those freaks out in California can’t marry each other.” It was enough to make me want to lock myself in my room and listen to my Morrissey records all night.
Fox News Channel (FNC) has become the Evangelical Christian’s channel, which is kind of odd, considering its preponderance of Irish Catholics. Here’s just a few of ‘em: Sean Hannity, Bill O’Reilly, Michelle Malkin, Martha MacCallum, Neil Cavuto, Bret Baier, Bill Hemmer, Steve Doocy, and John Gibson. The fact that it airs more commentary by Catholic Priests and Bishops than by Protestant religious leaders doesn’t seem to bother Evangelicals, either. I guess as long as you hate fags, feminists, artists and that uppity colored fella in the White House, you’re alright with them.

Maybe if God’s chosen ones at FNC actually read the Bible, (I know, reading’s boring…) they’d realize how far from God they actually are.

In the next segment I’ll talk about FNC’s final fatal flaw, the fact that they lie and have no journalistic integrity.

Fox News Smears

There is a strange disparity at the Fox News Channel: while its male anchors look like angry dweebs who spent their college years sequestered in their dorm rooms, jerking off to Mein Kampf and The Reagan Diaries, the Fox females radiate the gaudy hotness of suburban MILF amateur porn starlets. And apparently, for a woman to be considered for employment by Fox News Channel (FNC), one has to have been a former beauty queen or underwear model, with the obvious exception of former CNN Legal Analyst Greta Van Susteran, who, though having to get a face-job before FNC would air her, still looks like a man.

Here are some sample resumes from the Fox bunny ranch: Gretchen Carlson of Fox Friends (think The Today Show, produced by the American Nazi Party, with no real news) was Miss Minnesota, USA in 1989. Kimberly Guilfoyle, anchor of The Lineup, Fox’s weekend crime news show, was a former model. Jill Dobson, an entertainment correspondent, was Miss Minnesota, USA in 2000. Shibani Sona Joshi, reporter for Fox Business Network, was a former model. Traffic reporter Melissa Mandak was Miss Connecticut, USA in 2005.

What does the Foxy team have to say about a real female journalist like Katie Couric, host of CBS Evening News, who was never a beauty queen, but is America’s first female prime time anchor? What all mean girls do when they’re outclassed: they rip her to shreds. They called her a “bad mom” for wanting to go to Iraq to cover the war. On Your World With Neil Cavuto, Janice Crouse of Concerned Women for America called Couric's trip “a clear act of desperation” by a single mother whose “priorities [are] so determined by her ambition rather than her children's welfare.”

Fox folks also have a disdain for homosexuals. Ann Coulter called Senator John Edwards a “faggot” and Senator Al Gore a “total fag.” Fox Friends guest Tim Graham (of Media Research Center) called Liberal commentator Rachel Maddow “this lesbian Air America radio host”, which inspired much laughter among the hateful hosts. When actor Heath Ledger overdosed on anti-depressants and died, John Gibson reported it by playing a clip from Brokeback Mountain, in which Ledger played a gay cowboy: “I can’t quit you.” Then Gibson said, with obvious glee, “Well, you can now. He’s dead.” He then went on to say that Ledger was suicidal and a drug abuser, basically smearing a guy who’d just died the night before. Classy.

While Fox News Channel’s smears seem pitifully clumsy and ham-fisted to those who haven’t drunk the Kool-Aid, Fox viewers take these goofy whoppers as gospel. During the 2008 Presidential campaign, Fox News Channel (FNC) claimed Barack Obama was endorsed by the Black Panthers. It turned out he wasn’t; an imposter claiming to be a member of the Black Panthers had friended Obama’s MySpace account and left a bogus sanction on his message board. It was removed as soon as it was read, but somehow in the brief minutes it was posted, FNC managed to make a big deal out of it, which led to speculation among media watchdog groups that somebody at FNC had actually posted the message.

FNC also claimed that Obama had attended a radical Muslim school called a madrassa while living in Indonesia. They simultaneously attacked both Obama’s and New York Senator Hilary Rodham Clinton’s campaign camps with this fiction, by claiming that somebody in the Clinton camp had alerted FNC to the “fact”. When it was proven that the story was a lie, and that the existence of the source was a lie, as is usual with FNC, there were no retractions or apologies. In fact, Hannity’s website kept posting the story. FNC regurgitated McCain’s claims (actually, Republican king of smear Karl Rove’s claims) that Obama was a compadre of Weather Underground terrorist Bill Ayers because he sat on the board of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge, a fund that awarded grants to groups implementing new programs to improve Chicago inner city education. Any real journalist would have done some digging and discovered that other members on that board included founder Walter Annenberg, a lifelong Republican and former ambassador who was appointed by Presidents Nixon and Reagan, and Illinois state Republican Rep. Diana Nelson. But many Fox viewers still think their President is a friend of terrorists. It is telling that FNC never brought up a real case of friends in low places: Senator John McCain’s involvement in 1987’s Keating Five Scandal. I’d wager most Fox viewers have never even heard of it.

Dick Morris is a frequent FNC political correspondent. He is a recovering sex-addict who lost his job as President Bill Clinton’s 1996 re-election campaign manager after letting a hooker listen to his conversations with the President and read speeches written for Gore and Rodham Clinton before they’d been spoken. On April 6, 2009, Morris came on Hannity’s show (producers splashed “Dangerous Age of Obama” across the screen to set the mood) to discus Obama’s European trip. He said Obama had “basically thrown away the Bill of Rights.”

Vice President Joe Biden has also gotten his share of smear from FNC: It aired a quote from Biden, “the fundamentals of the economy are sound,” and applied it to the current financial crisis. The thing was, the quote was actually six months old, and was Biden quoting what McCain had said about the economy, and vigorously disagreeing with it.” No apology, no retraction. Fox business as usual.

FNC claimed Democratic Majority Leader Nancy Pelosi made “unprecedented demands” for a military jet, making her out to be some kind of spoiled Marie Antoinette. The fact was, she didn’t request it; the Defense Department assigned it to her, like they do with all Majority Leaders. In fact, she has used the jet less frequently than her predecessor Republican Dennis Hastert.

Also in the line of Foxfire are journalists from other media sources who actually report the news. Fox Friends called New York Times reporter Jacques Steinberg and Editor Steven Reddicliffe “attack dogs,” then featured digitally altered photos of them that made them look crazy and cadaverous.

Bill O’Reilly is the king of smear; he has it down to a science. He commands a platoon of journalistic shock troops that he deploys against his enemies: liberal bloggers, journalists, Democratic politicians, and a Catholic priest who’s crime against America was suggesting that just because Obama had attended Jeremy Wright’s church didn’t necessarily mean he was a racist. (For Fox viewers, the fact that Obama’s mother was white doesn’t mean he don’t hate whitey.) In an interview with The New York Times, O’Reilly Factor producer Jesse Waters said that he finds the homes of the targets of O’Reilly’s ire using Google Earth. Using the bird’s-eye views of their neighborhoods, he plots the best points of attack. He often camps out in hotels near a target’s abode, or sleeps in a car on their street, learning their daily schedules and habits so he can assault them in a public place where they’ll be at their most vulnerable. He and his team then shove a microphone and a camera in the victim’s face, barraging them with questions while they are in a surprised state. They invariably look pissed-off or stupid because of the shock. Either way, O’Reilly wins.

FNC is the only news network that regularly cuts guest’s microphones when they start to win an argument. Two other cowardly techniques they frequently employ are shutting off the lights over a guest, or killing the cameras aimed at them. Anything goes at Fox, but O’Reilly does it with gusto. If there was a drinking game where you watched O’Reilly and took a shot every time he said “Shut up!” well, then his show might actually be palatable to people who aren’t complete assholes.

O’Reilly indulges in the hatred many conservatives share for actors, musicians, artists, free thinkers and creative people. It’s the conservative’s conundrum: they don’t have the capacity in their dogmatic, narrow ideologies to create anything of themselves; they can only regurgitate, doing what’s been done before, whether it works or not (like tax cuts, for instance). Nevertheless, they succumb to the human yearning for escape through entertainment, which forces them to consume, against their will, the products created by the liberal Hollywood freaks and perverts they loathe so much. O’Reilly despises all celebrities except for Mel Gibson, who apparently hates all Jews except for Jesus Christ. (The reason for his man-crush might – just might – be the fact that Gibson optioned the rights for O’Reilly’s seedy murder mystery novel, “Those Who Trespass.”)

One of O’Reilly’s most disgusting smears was against Jeremy Glick, the son of a port authority worker who died in the 9/11 attacks. Glick had signed a petition against the Iraq War, which set him up to be a prime candidate to be a recipient of O’Reilly’s self-righteous rage. At first Glick had reservations about going on The O’Reilly Factor, but under persistent pressure from its producers he agreed to. To prepare, he taped a few episodes of the show, and used a stopwatch to find the average amount of time O’Reilly would let a guest disagree with him before he’d cut his mike or tell him to shut up. Sure enough, when Glick appeared on The Factor and presented his argument, O’Reilly’s temper quickly rose to a boiling point and he screamed his trademark “Shut up! Shut up!”, and told the producers to cut Glick’s mike. After they segued to a commercial, O’Reilly told him, “Get out of my studio before I fucking tear you to pieces.” The producers rushed Glick out of the building, fearing O’Reilly might assault him. The next day, the smear began. O’Reilly said, “Glick was out of control and spewing hatred for this program and his country using vile propaganda.” Absolutely not true. All the kid said was that he didn’t agree with the war in Iraq, and the policies in Washington (also of the Clinton administration) that had caused it. Six months later, O’Reilly was still at it: “Glick was saying without a shred of evidence that President Bush and Bush the elder were directly responsible for 9/11. Now, that kind of stuff is not only loony, it’s defamation.” You’ve got to hand it to O’Reilly, it takes a certain kind of hutzpuh to accuse someone of defamation while in the act of defaming them. But wait, there’s more: eleven months later, see how his charges escalate: “He came on this program and accused President Bush of knowing about 9/11 and murdering his own father.”

One of FNC’s newest and most potent smears is that our President is a Communist, and that he has a socialist agenda for our country. The only reason this argument works with Republicans is that they apparently have no concept of what constitutes socialism. They also focused on “earmarks” in his Economic Stimulus Package, even though they all constituted less than one-percent of the total package, and 40% of the earmarks were for Republicans. They even blamed Obama that the Republicans got these earmarks, complaining that Obama promised he’d clean up government greed when he took office.

So apparently, even when the Republicans do something wrong, it’s Obama’s fault.
Even FNC’s “economics” shows are thinly-veiled Obama-bashing sprees, allowing them to smear him through another viewing block. Fox Business asked if the Obama administration is a bigger scammer than Bernard Maddoff. “Experts” on the show claimed Obama was, by far, and added that he would destroy capitalism.

These are only a few instances. To completely catalogue all of FNC’s well-documented smears would take up volumes of encyclopedic size.

In the next segment I’ll show how FNC is religiously biased and exclusive.

I was in class getting ready for my usual day, grabbing my books and talking with my freinds. I had a class project too do and a nice older woman was in my group. So we were all talking and laughing and all of a sudden she starts talking Obama this and Obama that, and ripping the health care bill. At first I stopped myself and thought she has her own beleifs and it's not my place to tell her what I was really thinking. Then she goes into that she's in the tea party and that she does'nt like republicans or dems. I was like ok thats nice, and then she just starts blurting out racist jokes about hispanics and I stop dead in my tracks, and I say hey that aint cool all of a sudden she starts retracting herself and saying I'm not a racist and she's so sorry. Things like this are getting just too common here. Today I was In the food court and saw a flyer for militia recruitment. Thats some weird stuff!

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