Politics and religion.

[blue]

You want links, blue?

http://www.democraticunderground.com...ss=389x3790402

http://pr.thinkprogress.org/2010/10/pr20101028

http://mediamatters.org/research/201010260050

And look at these quotes in particular:

No.

Seriously. You are linking DU, Think Progress and Media Matters and expect to be taken seriously?

Democratic Underground has threatened every Right Wing pundit of note with harm and/or death. Any attempt of logic or sanity in their discussion threads will get you banned.

Think Progress and Media Matters are not known for their interest in facts either.

I'm disgusted by any attempt to justify violent rhetoric.

And yet that is exactly what you have done.

[Grace]

Has it really been that long ago . . . . 50 years? I remember watching on TV - a cold, snowy day in January.

January 20, 1961 - Washington, D.C. The Inauguration of John F. Kennedy.

And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you -- ask what you can do for your country.

http://www.historyplace.com/speeches/jfk-inaug.htm

[blue]

Ask what you can do for your country.

Fewer and fewer Americans are asking themselves that.

[Bonny]

Has it really been that long ago . . . . 50 years? I remember watching on TV - a cold, snowy day in January.

January 20, 1961 - Washington, D.C. The Inauguration of John F. Kennedy.



http://www.historyplace.com/speeches/jfk-inaug.htm

Those were the good old days. Now it is more like what can my country do for me.

[lizbud]

Has it really been that long ago . . . . 50 years? I remember watching on TV - a cold, snowy day in January.

January 20, 1961 - Washington, D.C. The Inauguration of John F. Kennedy.


http://www.historyplace.com/speeches/jfk-inaug.htm

JFK's election was my first voting experience. It was a great time to be
young, hopeful and expect great things for America. My Irish Grandmother
was so excited to see an Irish Catholic man make it to the White House.
She knew what it was like when the Irish were not so welcomed in this
country. We were all so proud.

[Grace]

JFK's election was my first voting experience. It was a great time to be
young, hopeful and expect great things for America. My Irish Grandmother
was so excited to see an Irish Catholic man make it to the White House.
She knew what it was like when the Irish were not so welcomed in this
country. We were all so proud.

I didn't turn 21 until a few months after JFK was inaugurated. I would have voted for him.

[RICHARD]

Yea!!!!!


Da Bears didn't win....but this ain't no football game.....

http://www.politicsdaily.com/2011/01...-as-court-iss/

[RICHARD]

Lovely,

This is our Sputnik Moment.


No, We have had Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Voyager, Skylab, Vikings, the Shuttles, the IES, the two Mars Landers and a whole arse full technology that WE PIONEERED and BO is going to use a POS Russian satellite as an example?


Or, is he harking back to the days when we got our rears handed to us by someone else and we go into freakout mode and start building stuff, willy nilly?

LOL,
I just looked SM up and it funnier than what I wrote.

Sounds like he's on board with the Old Soviet Union being more bitchin' than we were.....

[RICHARD]

The guy in the purple tie over the prez' left shoulder looked like he wanted to cry.