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Wednesday, August 26, 2009

WHAT???????????????

i'm trying to tone down my postings on the town hall meetings and the like. there are just far too many. i just chose NOT to post something about sen grassley (in my most humble opinion) choosing to ignore (a not so) veiled threat against president obama. i HAD to post this though. it's beyond freedom and dignity

and someone please point out who originally thought a national day of service was a cool thing....PLEASE (because i guess helping others is socialistic or communistic or fascist. it's sure NOT CHRISTIAN is it?)

Right-wingers cry socialism over 9/11 anniversary plan backed by many in GOP

By Daniel Tencer

Right-wing commentators are claiming that the White House is planning to “erase the meaning” of the 9/11 attacks and turn the anniversary into “a day of leftist celebration and statist idolatry” — despite the fact that the plan for a National Day of Service on 9/11 had broad bipartisan support.

An article by Matthew Vadum, published Monday in the American Spectator, states that the president’s plan for a National Day of Service, to be celebrated on September 11, would eliminate 9/11 as a political tool for Republicans.

“The plan is to turn a ‘day of fear’ that helps Republicans into a day of activism called the National Day of Service that helps the left,” writes Vadum. “In other words, nihilistic liberals are planning to drain 9/11 of all meaning.”

As some commentators have pointed out, Vadum’s article overlooks the fact that the idea to link the 9/11 anniversary to volunteerism was originally promoted by President George W. Bush, and the bill to make it law, passed this spring, had bipartisan support........



4 comments:

stray said...

Well, okay, judging from all the rhetoric at the town halls, I think we do have to grant that terrorism really is a Republican Issue.

Maybe the party leadership should, y'know, try discouraging it or something.

Unknown said...

they don't discourage EACH OTHER

stray said...

Maybe it's time for Homeland Security to declare the Republican Party a terrorist organization?

Unknown said...

i'm all for that (and i'm not kidding)