Thursday, April 16. 2009An Open Challenge To The StatesComments
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Awesome post - hope to read more about this from you in the near future!
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Michael Boldin
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2009-04-17 00:49
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My "main" blog these days is http://market-ticker.org - this is posted there as well, along with my daily market commentary.
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Karl
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2009-04-17 07:59
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It's understandable that the MSM is calling the Tea Parties "right-wing" since the propaganda organ of the Republican party (aka Fox News) co-opted the events. This passage from the WV Gazette illustrates how far the result strayed from the intent:
Ralliers held signs saying, "Mr. President, Stop Stealing from My Piggy Bank" and "Revolution is Brewing." Other signs said "Imagine No Liberals," "Obama: One Big Awful Mistake America," "We are a Christian Nation," and "Read 'Atlas Shrugged.'" One man held a flag picturing an assault rifle that said "Come and Take it."
The rally ended with a prayer where the Rev. Brandon Hudson asked God to help West Virginia add a marriage amendment to its state constitution.
http://www.wvgazette.com/News/200904150958
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Betty Pawsheifer
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2009-04-18 12:06
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Hi Karl,
you are on the money- by letting the scam continue unabated, Obama has shown us that his "Change" was nothing but BS.
And of course both the Dems and Repubs are the problem- this whole liberal vs conservative deal is nothing more than a divide and conquer strategy to keep us bickering while they loot the country.
The question is, are you aware of how our electoral process has been corrupted beyond repair. Two corporations, run by brothers!, now count 80% of the nations votes!
Would you be interested in a plan for a 100% peaceful method of taking our country back?
I hope so. If you find anything of value in this plan, then by all mean write about it
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angrymob101
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2009-04-25 18:50
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