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Yes they did. They called him "W" but it was without the contempt, disdain, and the horrifically faked southern accent which usually accompanied the Dems pronounciation of the moniker.
But did anyone accuse him of being a rock ape and "stinking up the White House"?
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that just 28% of Adults say the shooting in Arizona was the result of political anger in the country. Fifty-eight percent (58%) say instead that it was a random act of violence by an unstable person. Fourteen percent (14%) are undecided. Most Voters View Arizona Shootings As Random Act of Violence, Not Politics - Rasmussen Reports™
But I agree with many individuals, including Sheriff Dupnik, that the partisanship and rhetoric have exceeded responsible limits, and that we, as a people, should demand that our political leaders, elected or not, should ALL be more responsible about what they say, and how they say it.
Why? Has anything occured because of something a political leader has said? Care to share?
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that just 28% of Adults say the shooting in Arizona was the result of political anger in the country. Fifty-eight percent (58%) say instead that it was a random act of violence by an unstable person. Fourteen percent (14%) are undecided. Most Voters View Arizona Shootings As Random Act of Violence, Not Politics - Rasmussen Reports™
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that just 28% of Adults say the shooting in Arizona was the result of political anger in the country. Fifty-eight percent (58%) say instead that it was a random act of violence by an unstable person. Fourteen percent (14%) are undecided. Most Voters View Arizona Shootings As Random Act of Violence, Not Politics - Rasmussen Reports™
This makes me happy. At least the citizens are sane, if the politicians aren't.
Does anyone recall a memorial service, tee shirts, scripture readings by the Attorney General, and standing ovations for the 12 soldiers killed and 31 injured at Ft. Hood? I'm sure there must have been one, but I missed it.
Does anyone recall a memorial service, tee shirts, scripture readings by the Attorney General, and standing ovations for the 12 soldiers killed and 31 injured at Ft. Hood? I'm sure there must have been one, but I missed it.
Does anyone recall a memorial service, tee shirts, scripture readings by the Attorney General, and standing ovations for the 12 soldiers killed and 31 injured at Ft. Hood? I'm sure there must have been one, but I missed it.
I do remember memorial services, and a moment of silence. I'm sorry you think the military commanders didn't handle this tragedy in the way you would have liked, but the people who made the decisions regarding the rampage at Ft Hood did make their decisions in a way they determined to be the most respectful to honor our fallen soldiers.
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