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Alice Stewart, who has been with Santorum for a week and who worked for not-so-bright Michele Bachmann, "mispoke".
Right up there with Santorum saying "blah" people when he meant and said "black" people. It's sooooooooooo easy to see how she got "radical ISLAMIST policies" confused with "radical ENVIRONMENTAL policies".
I grew up with fundie Christian religious neighbors from Iowa who moved into our neighborhood ~1975
Guess whose son knocked a girl up at 17 and ended up chemically dependent (and lost a lucrative scholarship in the process)? You guessed it, their oldest son.
i grew up a fundie christian and didnt knock up anyone unitl i had been married for 9.5 years... and the one I did eventually "knock up" was the woman I married....and no other..
I don't believe for a moment that these were simple mistakes. It's the current M.O. in US politics today, to say something that you wink, wink, "don't really mean" and that it was a mistake. But that you really DO believe, you just have to give that mea culpa for the benefit of the media. But once the genie is out of the bottle you can't really jam it back in again.
This.
I totally agree that these are not simple mistakes. I believe they are a concentrated and organized effort to get the message out there - to plant the "seed" in the brains of the idiots who want to believe that President Obama is a terrorist sympathizer.
Same thing with the amniocentesis or birth control issue or comparing President Obama to Hitler. Like scratchNsniff says, you get that genie out of the bottle, let the gullible RWNJ's take the bait, and then make a half-ass attempt to correct yourself.
Alice Stewart, who has been with Santorum for a week and who worked for not-so-bright Michele Bachmann, "mispoke".
Right up there with Santorum saying "blah" people when he meant and said "black" people. It's sooooooooooo easy to see how she got "radical ISLAMIST policies" confused with "radical ENVIRONMENTAL policies".
Alice Stewart, who has been with Santorum for a week and who worked for not-so-bright Michele Bachmann, "mispoke".
Right up there with Santorum saying "blah" people when he meant and said "black" people. It's sooooooooooo easy to see how she got "radical ISLAMIST policies" confused with "radical ENVIRONMENTAL policies".
i grew up a fundie christian and didnt knock up anyone unitl i had been married for 9.5 years... and the one I did eventually "knock up" was the woman I married....and no other..
whats your point?
Good for you! In my experience, the fundies had more troubles with their children. I have two ministers in my family. One's southern baptist and the other is some weird denomination that he invented. Guess whose kids ended up on dope? Guess whose daughters had premarital sex and showed up preggo in high school?
Yes, THEIR kids, and all this after they openly criticized my parents, for years, with "reasons" why myself and my siblings were doomed, because my parents weren't bible bangers. Thing is, none of us had kids before marriage and none of us ended up on drugs.
My point is that children who grow up in repressive households are more likely to end up in trouble. It's just an opinion though, so don't get your knickers too twisted.
Oh and Obama and the rest of his lefties have never used that phrase. That might as well have been his slogan. Ridiculous.
Let me add to my previous post:
..............the government is filled with idiots.
Feel better now??
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