Interesting we have those on a rant bout --lying piece of shit over- who called who over to a seat--
-while having no prob with their mentor Gumby getting exposed 8 times- on the C span transparency cons/grifts/lies.
--carry on--
Not a Beck fan--a tad radical for me but will give him credit on exposing acorn and a few of Gumby's appointees for the radicals they were--
--on the sheep --Let me take a wild stab--which sheep you were in your family --my guess is you come from 2nd row
http://www.sheep.com/sheep_sounds.cfm
I called them on several things negative--I call em as I see them'
I got on GW for social plan same as O. got on his father worse for conning the shites then hanging them out to dry.
The latest I think stinks is--as reported on Fox:SIB
Monday, January 25, 2010
By Bret Baier
Now some fresh pickings from the Political Grapevine:
All in the Family
Next month's first-ever tea party convention is drawing criticism from many within the grassroots movement. Politico reports some activists are unhappy about the event's organizers, the high ticket prices ? $350 and $550 ? and the $100,000 speaking fee for Sarah Palin.
Conservative blogger Erick Erickson of Redstate.com writes: "Charging people $500 plus the costs of travel and lodging to go to a "National Tea Party Convention" ? run by a for-profit group no one has ever heard of ? sounds as credible as an e-mail from Nigeria promising me a million bucks."
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IMO A travesty those including palin trying to make a profit on the backs of the people.
I called them on several things negative--I call em as I see them'
I got on GW for social plan same as O. got on his father worse for conning the shites then hanging them out to dry.
The latest I think stinks is--as reported on Fox:SIB
Monday, January 25, 2010
By Bret Baier
Now some fresh pickings from the Political Grapevine:
All in the Family
Next month's first-ever tea party convention is drawing criticism from many within the grassroots movement. Politico reports some activists are unhappy about the event's organizers, the high ticket prices ? $350 and $550 ? and the $100,000 speaking fee for Sarah Palin.
Conservative blogger Erick Erickson of Redstate.com writes: "Charging people $500 plus the costs of travel and lodging to go to a "National Tea Party Convention" ? run by a for-profit group no one has ever heard of ? sounds as credible as an e-mail from Nigeria promising me a million bucks."
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IMO A travesty those including palin trying to make a profit on the backs of the people.
