DescentBB

But if we look at the key players here on the Democrat side, we have Robert Byrd, Barbara Boxer, Ted Kennedy, and the media -- and I'd like to analyze for you here the role of each, because as the world notes the 60th anniversary of the Holocaust the Democrats are revisiting blocking the schoolhouse door. That is precisely what is happening here. On the very day the world marks the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, the Democrats, led by a former clansman, relive the symbol of blocking a "negress" from the schoolhouse. That is a word Robert Byrd would have used back in his KKK days when he was on his good behavior. Now, let's see if I have this right. The liberals in the Senate allowed Robert Byrd to reenact keeping the "negress" out of the schoolhouse on the Senate floor for, what was it, an hour? Sensitivity, PC, political tin ear, all of the above. Let's take a look at the individual players. We just did Robert Byrd. This is a man, ladies and gentlemen, former member of the Klan who is reenacting the great work of George Wallace and Lester Maddox and all the others, who stood in front of the schoolhouse door and refused to allow blacks to enter.

TheCops wrote:yes, all liberals are klan members and nazis. now try to be the black man trying to have sex with one of GW's daughters and see how far you get. ;-0

TheCops wrote:my replies are always partial BS...

and you are kind of funny using rush limbaugh as a source. makes you wonder why the NAACP has such strong opposition to the bush administration. but hey, take your whacks there justice master.

KlubMarcus wrote:BTW, did you just say that the NAACP opposes Bush because of Rush Limbaugh? Wow, I didn't realize the man had such power.

i'm just spinning the spin that spins because we spin it. personally i think you are funny... in a clown shoe sorta way.

now let's nuke the brown people! lets nuke the brown people!

January 27, 2003 - Seared into the memory of the architect of the USA Patriot Act is the image of his mother wielding an ax almost as big as herself, chopping to pieces the rickety boat that carried them from Vietnam to Malaysia in 1978.

"My first question was, 'Is she crazy?'" recalls Viet Dinh. "We could be imprisoned or forced back to sea in an even less seaworthy vessel. But it was recognition that nothing could be as bad as going back to Vietnam. It was a leap of faith into our freedom." ...

Dinh says he recognizes that in post-9/11 America, immigrants are afraid that they can be deported for the slightest reason. Failure to comply with certain immigration laws, however must be "willful" to be a "removable offense." But an immigrant, he says, is a kind of "guest" obligated to obey laws, some of which "have not been enforced for 50 years." "We are letting you know that we are enforcing them now, Dinh says. "We are not here to play 'gotcha.'"

What about racial profiling? It's "wrong ... immoral and illegal" to target any person for disparate treatment simply because of their race, ethnicity or religion, Dinh says. When asked why most investigative efforts have concentrated on men of a certain age, from certain countries, Dinh shrugs. "These are not our criteria. They are al Qaeda's. These are the countries they have cells in, the age groups they recruit from." ...

TheCops wrote: i'm just spinning the spin that spins because we spin it.

Birdseye wrote:looks like spawn of woodchip!

Birdseye wrote:OUCH he linked directly to rush

looks like spawn of woodchip!

Birdseye wrote:Well, to us who thought she did a piss poor job it is better than just handing the keys over

Avder wrote:The whole "attempt" to block Rices confirmation as sec. of State was symbolic and the participating democrats knew it.