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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.

a rose is a rose said...

they don't discourage EACH OTHER

stray said...

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

a rose is a rose said...

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