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		<title>Crazy, unpatriotic bigots need love, too.</title>
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			<title>I don't think you're a very perceptive reader.</title>
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			<description>I mean I DID say that I despise liberal Democrats as much as I despise conservative republicans. If that isn't a direct response to your earthshaking revelation about Sen. Harry Reid, it ought to be close enough for you to get my drift -- unless, of course, you are lying to me and Sen. Harry Reid isn't really a liberal.

And now I just gotta add: If the game you're playing is your best effort at an argument, you're in way over your head at Atlantic Free Press. There are lots of people playing at AFP who'd think it child's play to hand you your silly ass after kicking it up, down, and sideways across 40 rhetorical acres.

I won't waste any more of my time with you. Just remember: you were warned. - Jimmy Montague</description>
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			<description>BTW, Jimmy, you did not comment on the Harry Reid rant that I posted. 

It appears as though you are not really interested in exposing crazy, unpatriotic bigots unless they have an R next to their name.  

But then again, we have already agreed that this was not one of your &quot;best,&quot; right?

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			<pubDate>Tue, 05 Jun 2007 21:52:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<description> &quot;I don't think it's one of my best.&quot;

That is encouraging! One of your poorest? One hopes!

Actually, Jimmy, you did not need to mention Kennedy, Pelosi, Reid, or even Karl Marx by name.  

The photo displayed and your text, especially the ending, pretty much says it all!

Cheers?

JWL

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			<pubDate>Tue, 05 Jun 2007 17:31:52 +0100</pubDate>
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			<description> &quot;I don't think it's one of my best.&quot;

That is encouraging! One of your poorest? One hopes!

Actually, Jimmy, you did not need to mention Kennedy, Pelosi, Reid, or even Karl Marx by name.  

The photo displayed and your text, especially the ending, pretty much says it all!

Cheers?

JWL

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			<pubDate>Tue, 05 Jun 2007 17:31:25 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Excuuuuse me, Mr. Lillpop!</title>
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			<description>I looked all through my article and can't find a single word in praise of liberal nut cases like Pelosi, Reid, and Kennedy. I can't even find mention of their names. Maybe that's because the article wasn't about them -- a small point you might consider. Another is that anybody who's read my other stuff would know that I despise liberal Democrats as much as conservative Republicans. Neither faction, to my way of thinking, is either truly liberal or conservative. Both whore for Money, for with them it truly is as you say: &quot;Principle be damned.&quot;

On another tack, I've often listened to Sen. Arlen Specter run his yap in criticism of this or that Bush policy, but I've yet to see Sen. Arlen Specter do anything more than run his yap. He might, for example, use his leadership position to help rid us of this criminal president by calling for impeachment, say, or for repeal of the Military Commissions Act (among other legislative atrocities). Unlike you, it seems, I take note of what politicians say but take to heart only what they do.

Thanks for your praise of my &quot;slick piece.&quot; I don't think it's one of my best. Then ending, for example, would be better if it were real instead of fiction. - a guest</description>
			<pubDate>Tue, 05 Jun 2007 14:10:04 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Crazy, unpatriotic bigots need love, too.</title>
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Jimmy Montage's slick piece, Crazy, unpatriotic bigots need love, too, published in the June 5 Atlantic Free Press, offers a profundity of thought sorely lacking in the current war being fought in America over illegal immigration. 

The accompanying photo showing President Bush mounted on a horse in the midst of answering nature's call (the horse, that is!) was especially charming, and provides a fairly succinct summation of Dubya's amnesty proposal: Horse crap being sold by a dyslexic, alcoholic cowboy!

Good shot, Jimmy. Pinched from a recent Montague family album, no doubt?

However, with regard to substance, please inform Jimmy that lumping Sen. Arlen Specter in with those &quot;30 percent of Americans, who prop Bush up,&quot; and who would remain loyal no matter what, would be laughable were it not so damn funny. 

In fact, Senator Specter has been a consistent and vocal opponent of the Bush administration on any number of issues. 

Mind you, the gentleman from Pennsylvania is not nearly as liberal as, say, Democrat Teddy Kennedy. 

But that is only because Specter's brain has not been soaking in whiskey 24/7 for 50 years, as is the case with Senator Kennedy.

Still, for Jimmy to be a serious contender for a Pulitzer, his text should be corrected. 

I recommend that Jimmy's reference to Specter be replaced with a direct quote from a real crazy, unpatriotic bigot who, speaking on the floor of the United States Senate, had this to say:

&quot;In response to increased terrorism and abuse of social programs by aliens, (I) today introduced the first and only comprehensive immigration reform bill in Congress. Currently, an alien living illegally in the United States often pays no taxes but receives unemployment, welfare, free medical care, and other federal benefits. Recent terrorist acts, including the World Trade Center bombing, have underscored the need to keep violent criminals out of the country.&quot; 

The senator’s bill, titled the &quot;Immigration Stabilization Act,&quot; overhauls the nation's immigration laws, and calls for a massive scale-down of immigrants allowed into the country. The bill also changes asylum laws to prevent phony asylum seekers. 

The senator said the U.S. open door policy is being abused at the expense of honest, working citizens.

The senator continued: 

&quot;We are a country founded upon fairness and justice. An individual in real threat of torture or long-term incarceration because of his or her political beliefs can still seek asylum. But this bill closes the door to those who want to abuse America's inherent generosity and legal system.&quot;

&quot;Our borders have overflowed with illegal immigrants placing tremendous burdens on our criminal justice system, schools and social programs. The Immigration and Naturalization Service needs the ability to step up enforcement. Our federal wallet is stretched to the limit by illegal aliens getting welfare, food stamps, medical care, and other benefits often without paying any taxes.&quot;

&quot;Safeguards like welfare and free medical care are in place to boost Americans in need of short-term assistance. These programs were not meant to entice freeloaders and scam artists from around the world. Even worse, Americans have seen heinous crimes committed by individuals who are here illegally.&quot;

 
So, just what sort of American scum would take such a politically incorrect and bigoted stance? 

A right-wing, rednecked, racist and lifelong Republican, right?

Actually, Democrat Senator Harry Reid, the current majority leader of the U.S. Senate, introduced the Immigration Stabilization Act in the United States Senate in 1993. The statements quoted are from a press release issued by Reid’s office on August 5, 1993.

Fast forward to 2007, and one discovers that Harry Reid is a leading proponent of amnesty for illegal aliens, a community that has grown to anywhere from 12-30 million people. 

What caused Harry Reid to flip flop from &quot;Deport the bastards!&quot; in 1993 to &quot;Let them all stay and make them all citizens!&quot; in 2007? 

Simple: Harry Reid and the Democrats see illegal aliens as future voters, Democrat voters! 

After all, 12-30 million &quot;undocumented Democrats&quot; is quite a prize for a party that is overwhelmed with failed ideas and liberal anarchists like Nancy Pelosi and John Murtha!

Principle be damned! It is the votes, stupid!

Jimmy is right about one thing, though: When it comes to liberal nut cases like Pelosi, Reid, and Kennedy, it does not matter who gets hurt or how badly. 

They’re all a lot of scum!

Sincerely,


John W. Lillpop
San Jose, California
Recovering Liberal

Senate Speech Source: http://www.drudgereport.com/flash1hr.htm






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