I just love what you posted. Gimme more!…

Believe me, most people in his district don’t know what he stands for and the ones that do agree with him in spades.

Everyone else eventually moves.

The NYT owned newspapers (Globe and Telegram) simply do not report anything that their disgusting representatives say or do. People are so parochial here that national embarassment means nothing.

This is a thoroughly backwards state. If you have a Connecticut driver’s license you can’t even buy a beer at a Celtics game. In the wake of Katrina, Cape Cod offered to house some Katrina victims. Nobody was interested in coming up here and the residents of the Cape were not only offended, but absolutely furious.

Frank is as much a sympton as he is the disease.

A short recon of what’s out there that might draw your attention….

And just to let you know that rising water isn’t exclusively a Rovian plot to wipe the Democratic voting poor black man from the face of the earth, take a listen to some of these 911 calls during Ivan ~ those are white people climbing on their washers and kitchen counters, trying to break into the ceilings as the water comes up. “Can someone come get us?” (No dumba$$, they can’t. The winds are steady at 140mph.) And. Some of them drowned. Now, I know that doesn’t count as ‘genocide’, because it’s white ‘rednecks’ from the Panhandle, but we have feelings, too.

And the second:

MY question to Rep. Frank? So if THIS round was presidential ‘genocide’, who catches the blame for Round Two? YOU’RE ‘in charge’ now and those are OUR tax dollars, so…?

Who has the cajones (the technical term) to be the adult in the room here, Congressman? Have you said ONE WORD about what’s ACTUALLY going on in the city at this moment, instead of your pitiful, recycled urban legends? Do you even know? (Note to Barney: see Popular Mechanics for FACTS. Don’t be intimidated ~ they have pictures and pie charts.) New Orleans had a DEMOCRATIC government before Katrina and, to the voters’ utter, eternal SHAME, all the same good time boys are there again…

…is one of my favorite commenting ‘handles’. “But ths”, you ask,”Tres true and hilarious as that is, why you bring it up, cher?” Well, truth is stranger than fiction, these days. Like, given to hyperventing hyperbole that he is, I’m……

He needs to be expelled from Congress.

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I wonder how that fits into Frank’s ethnic cleansing theory?

RedinBlueCounty on January 7, 2007 at 1:58 PM

It doesn’t. But he will lisp and spit at you about not interrupting him while he avoids answering the question.

His brain is infested and infected with tooo much pork.

Again, How does this pancake keep getting Re- elected ? ?

Could it be that these people have found a better life for themselves and refuse to return? Could it be they do not want to return to the welfare state they were in before? Could it be that most are now gainfully employed and do not wish to lose that employment? Could it be that they are disgusted with the city’s and state’s response to this disaster and refuse to return to a failed government? Just what is keeping these people away?

The mayor of NO complained about the immigrants that have traveled to NO for the employment opportunities available with the massive cleanup and rebuilding efforts going on so we know that it’s not an unemployment problem. These people have to have shelter to survive and they seem to be surviving just fine so we know it’s not a housing shortage. These people need food, clothing, etc and they seem to be able to locate those so we know it’s not a resource problem.

Just what IS preventing the former citizens from returning to NO? The answer is thus: They don’t WANT to return. I guess that makes it a self imposed ‘ethnic cleansing’ as there people could return at anytime but choose not to.

I wonder how that fits into Frank’s ethnic cleansing theory?

Lollypop boy

Heh.

Jaibones on January 6, 2007 at 11:36 PM

Cool. I have myself ridiculed Lollypop boy on several occasions.

I am not against debating all issues, I just believe respectful dialogue is more fruitful. But to each his own. I am not here to force you to my values. I was simple making a statement I thought was apropo.

csdeven on January 6, 2007 at 5:51 PM

Fair enough; I generally agree. But a little ridicule for the likes of Barney Frank ought to be generally accepted conduct, in my opinion. And this was truly ridicule, and not vitriol; Frank isn’t worth my vitiol. I save that for Dick Durbin…

And, no, I don’t believe that there are a lot of fence sitting “reasonable” voters whose minds will be turned toward the compelling positions of Barney Frankfurter by my harsh commentary. Do you?

I do not believe for one second that EVERY person who votes for Barney is a complete moonbat. I think they are lazy. Too lazy to research his positions because their lives are going pretty good under his representation.

Those are the people I think could be persuaded by a reasonable argument.

My feelings are that even though the vitriol makes us feel better, it is never going to change the mind of the rabid Franks supporter, and it will turn off those whom have a less than cursory knowledge of his agenda whom might listen to a reasonable argument.

And yes, Barney made his personal life a public issue when he used his private sexual behavior as a political position as a tool to effect political change. He should be challenged every single time he opens his mouth and spews the gay agenda. I am not against debating all issues, I just believe respectful dialogue is more fruitful. But to each his own. I am not here to force you to my values. I was simple making a statement I thought was apropo.

And I am not trying to puff up. It would be kinda silly to try that on a blog because eventually, what you really are and stand for will become quite clear in short order.

http://www.breitbart.com/news/2007/01/06/D8MG0S780.html

In a word, those buses run east too.