Originally posted by: Harvey
Originally posted by: dainthomas
Originally posted by: OCguy
Then call me Elton John.
I'm Elton John multiplied by George Michael to the Clay Aiken power.
BUAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!! :beer: :thumbsup: :laugh:
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
Trollish topic, the GOP did not state this, a Chief of Staff member of one individual member of the GOP... flamebait
Ummm.... The putz making the statement is the
Chief of Staff of a
sitting U.S. Senator at "one of the final events of the
"Values Voter Summit." Care to explain exactly who comprises that "Values Voter Summit" and why a sitting U.S. Senator and his Chief of Staff were speakers? While you're at it, you can explain the presence of other religious right wingnut Republican speakers, including:
Rep. Michele Bachmann
Gary Bauer
Bill Bennet
Ken Blackwell (RNC Vice Chairman)
Rep. Roy Blunt
Rep. John Boehner
Rep. Eric Cantor
Gov. Mike Huckabee
Sen. Mitch McConnell
Ed Meese
Bill O'Reilly
Gov. Tim Pawlenty
Gov. Rick Perry
Carrie Prejean
Rep. Tom Price
Gov. Mitt Romney
Rep. Chris Smith
Nope... No Republican viewpoints here. :roll:
Who organized this fuster cluck?
FRC Action, the "legislative action arm of the religious right wingnut Family Research Council."
About FRC Action
Fighting for the American Family
FRC Action (formerly American Renewal), the non-profit and tax-exempt legislative action arm of Family Research Council, was founded in 1992 to educate the general public and cultural leaders about traditional American values and to promote the philosophy of the Founding Fathers concerning the nature of ordered liberty.
FRC Action is a 501(c)(4), non-profit education and lobbying organization based in Washington, D.C. FRC Action is dedicated to preserving and advancing the interests of family, faith, and freedom in the political arena.
FRC Action has underwritten the costs of video campaigns on public policy issues, supported advocacy advertising on these issues, and provided the nation's political parties with information on traditional American values.
FRC Action seeks to fortify the traditional foundations of civil society through efforts to educate, inform and influence elected officials in support of the country's historic ideals of equality under the law, and the unalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness on which the nation was founded.
Nope... No political agenda here. :roll:
Originally posted by: waggy
i agree. the title should be changed. it was one idiotic member of the GOP nto the whole GOP.
See above... If it helps you to keep track, it was far more than "one idiotic member of the GOP." They had enough sitting and ex-Republican politicians and other "idiotic members of the GOP" that you'd need extra fingers and toes to count. :Q
And don't forget the intellectual musings of the silicone enhanced and be-coned Carrie Prejean (who can't count that high).