Flamethrower's Remarks

really very simple, George is the epitome of everything the far left hates.

George is Pro-American the far left is NOT!

George is for traditional values, the Far left hates traditional values and is looking to turn America into Europe.

George keeps his word, the left has no word to keep.

George believes marriage is between a man and women, the left believes it's between a man and child, two women or two men, soon to come, man and his horse.

George is faithful to his friends, the left has no friends, only sycophants.

Maybe some more comparisons from the members of the right can be added?

Rational Remarks

Keep it simple, not emotional: George is the epitome of everything the far left justly opposes, such as incompetent governance, unwanted war and its undercurrents of saber rattling concerning Iran.

George may be pro-American, but also its ugly side — tax cuts for his upper wealthy cronies, cutting benefits for vets, avoiding the health issue with a subterfuge exorbitant prescription plan for seniors while the 42 million do without any kind of health care except for emergency visits to hospitals, wrapping himself in the flag of patriotic deceit.

So-called traditional values are actually new values huckstered into the political arena by Christian fundamentalists who are not content with letting alone their own private religious values to their conscience.

In keeping his word George certainly took us to war, and by his god we will stay the course through a country on the brink of civil war and chaos.

Most leftist also believe marriage as between a man and a woman, but does not try to ram it down the throats of gays — as for the rest cited, I’ll not honor its gauche expressions.

As for friends, ask Harriet and the UAE; it’s true I personally have few friends out of design, lest an uncontrollable batch become sycophants as some of the followers of Modman.

Perhaps this will lead to members of the left to stand up to this incorrigible Flamer.

Copyright © 2006 Richard R. Kennedy All rights reserved. Revised: March 17, 2006.

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