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Hahaha, that makes absolutely no sense. You realize that the Tea Partiers are activists, right?
Supporting the US Constitution IS NOT activism. Attempting to ignore it against the will of the American people would be though. Someone has to stand up to the left fringe, thus the Tea Party was born.
I was there in person, and not only is your characterization of how it affected President Obama completely off base, but you have no clue who the people chanting were, and why they were chanting.
The President was always in control and POLITE enough to actually address the wacko who kept RUDELY interrupting him. And the people chanting were his supporters, who were doing so to drown out the moron heckler with his classic campaign mantra, "Yes We Can!".
We did the same thing outside when the despicable LaRouche pigs showed up with their giant banner of our President wearing a Hitler moustache, singing about impeaching President Obama, and we oversang them with the Star Spangled Banner so they could no longer be heard.
Supporting the US Constitution IS NOT activism. Attempting to ignore it against the will of the American people would be though. Someone has to stand up to the left fringe, thus the Tea Party was born.
Nope, you're blatantly wrong. Activism, according to Merriam-Webster:
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a doctrine or practice that emphasizes direct vigorous action especially in support of or opposition to one side of a controversial issue
The Tea Partiers are activists, and you're going to look silly if you keep arguing the point.
Her chances have just gotten much worse now that obama is stumping for her. Just add her a growing list of politicians who lost their reelection bids after accepting obama's "help". If she loses, this one will be absolutely beautiful to behold.
You have no idea what you are posting. Boxer is a senator from California not Mississippi & other Republican strongholds. The 3 Republicans in the primary would be considered Democrats in most states. Boxer is a liberal running against whatever moderate Republican wins the primary.
What sort of bothered me was the demonstrations outside where Obama was speaking. There were anti-war & pro-immigrate rights groups protesting the president for not ending the war & reforming immigration. These were leftist groups criticizing a Democratic president. I think it was poor behavior. But has anyone heard Republican groups heckling a Republican president?
Nope, you're blatantly wrong. Activism, according to Merriam-Webster:
The Tea Partiers are activists, and you're going to look silly if you keep arguing the point.
Well, I'll admit that you're gramatically right about this...According to that stated definition, we are ALL activists, whether in support of this administration's twisted policies or not.
Come on now Jadex; most people who have any common sense at all, know that no one person, disagrees or protest Obama. He seems to truly have a problem with those that don't go along with his program, too darn bad, get over it, should have a thicker skin, i mean skull.
The "color of his skin is not the issue. It's the "thinness" of it that's given him problems.
The "color of his skin is not the issue. It's the "thinness" of it that's given him problems.
LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hysterical and so true!
You should print that on t-shirts and sell them.
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