So what? Does Delahunt think Al Quaeda are going to go after him on American Soil?

**rolling eyes**

upinak on June 26, 2008 at 7:17 PM

Surely you are not ignorant of the ability of foreign nationals to target anyone inside our country???

**rolling eyes**

Knowing now, what at least one of the Democrats views as his pet tactic for opposition to Administration policy, how long will it be before the Democrats frog march the interrogator before the television cameras and remove all doubt about their vicious intent?

Hugo Chavez’s buddy William Delahunt is spinning like a dervish after wishing publicly that Cheney aide David Addington would be identified by al Qaeda and presumably killed. From The Politico yesterday: One of the most curious exchanges in today’s t…

This is why I started reading Ann Coulter in the first place. She was the first person I ever read who actually threw this sh!t back in their faces.

I get that she too often goes too far, but it was nice for a moment.

It’s one thing to be snarky to a political opponent. It’s quite another to not so subtly wish death on him at the hands of al-Qaeda. Allah’s hardly angry about it. As he says, “this is our politics now” and he’s righ…

Delahunt responded: “I’m sure they are watching. I’m glad they finally have a chance to see you, Mr. Addington, given your penchant for being unobtrusive.”

What the who?
Like they don’t know what the conniving, sneaky, bastards, Big Dick and Tall Gray Dave look like by now…!

Word gets around in terrorist circles…

We plain, ordinary, pilgrim, US of A citizens? We aren’t just birds in the wilderness when it comes to their sorry, lying, spying, eyes!

Who yah gonna wave at if you don’t know their face?

If he was refering to Al Queda, the second half of that comment does not make much sense. Since when has Al Queda targeted aids? They target cities, buildings, the military, ditizenry, and leaders. But aids. Only Congressmen target aids.

Delahunt gets the benefit of the doubt on this one. He was either being sarcastic, or projecting.

Is he another legacy pol, like Dodd, or did he learn to crawl on his belly on his own?

I would like Delahunt home address(es), phone numbers, description of the car(s) he and his wife and kids drive, and their license plate #s, photos of his wife, kids, parents, etc. Two can play at this game.

So would I! Then I’d like to send the info off to CAIR and tell ole’ Billy boy that I’ve done so!

Of course, who knows where They’d send his personal info off to!

Sweet Dreams Bill!

Oh well. I’m not even angry; this is our politics now.

Daniel Patrick Moynihan.
Edmund Burke.
Oh well, what did they know.
Neither of them ever pornsurfed on an iPhone. The ‘tards.

Furthermore, he’s not fit to carry water for Cheney.

rplat on June 26, 2008 at 8:34 PM

And even if he did it probably wouldn’t be safe to drink.

Hehehe…. probably have him leaking military secrets to one of his favorite terrorists.

Pompous prick! If I saw one of these arrogant asshats walking down the street I’d be tempted to punch the bit.. in his big mouth.

Complete douche. I hope he enjoys his 15min…

Yeah, gotta love the Democrats favorite practice of blaming others for actually understanding what the meaning of their words mean huh?

Here’s a link to his page and to the right he has a link that says “Send me an Email”

Delahunt told FOX News that … “under no circumstances” was he implying during the hearing that Al Qaeda may target Addington…

lying piece of chit!

…..The first time a ‘war-criminal’ gets hauled before a court I fear that many Americans will begin considering the contract broken.

Limerick on June 26, 2008 at 8:29 PM

Contract, as in the one that begins “We the people….” ? I could agree on that.

The Boston Globe was among the exceptions. It reported that Chavez’s remarks “prompted a rebuke” from one of Chavez’s “closest friends in Congress” — U.S. Rep. William Delahunt, a Massachusetts Democrat, who helped negotiate a deal with Chavez in which Venezuela offers discounted heating oil to tens of thousands of Boston-area residents.

Delahunt called Chavez’s comments “silly” and “inappropriate,” the Boston Globe said. But according to the newspaper, “Delahunt asserted that the Bush administration’s foreign policy deserves some blame for fostering a climate where a world leader could offer such strident denunciations of the American president in front of the General Assembly.”

Delahunt is quoted as saying that he will continue working with Chavez to bring cheap heating oil to Boston’s poor people again this year.

I’ll do anything – anything – to defeat this POS.