Just Another Excuse To Bash Bush

I can’t say that this behaviour surprised me, but it did leave me shaking my head! 

As seen at Michelle Malkin’s

The Democrats just can’t restrain themselves. Absolutely ungodly.

 

Expose the Left has video of Jimmy Carter and Joseph Lowery gone wild with Bush-bashing sermons at Coretta Scott King’s funeral.

Drudge reports.

AP reports on the atmosphere:

The audience showed where its allegiance lay when former President Clinton and his wife, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, came to the podium to wild cheers and a long standing ovation. He opened by saying that he was honored to be with the other former presidents. Someone in the crowd yelled out, “Future president!” in reference to his wife’s possible 2008 bid.

Guess that plantation pandering worked, eh, Hillary?

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Having too much fun:

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Video flashback: Clinton at Ron Brown’s funeral.

Just one question: Was Ted Kennedy there?

61 Comments.

  1. Only a liberal would think that the funeral of a womanizing, plagiarizing, communist’s wife was a good forum for attacking a sitting president during a time of war.

  2. Isn’t this site devoted to everyone being “right”? I enjoy the discussion of different opinions not being called names for having them.

  3. I guess you should get thicker skin!

  4. I do have a thick skin.

    It’s just interesting – in a discussion that began with what was called inappropriate behavior at a funeral – how many of the posts contain personal attacks and name calling of office holders rather than any discussion of the issue.

  5. There was no discussion of the issue? The issue is how degenerate, how slimy, how disgraceful peanut barin and Lowery were for using the occasion of the funeral for political attacks.

    That’s been well discussed. That is the issue!

  6. SW, I’m tired of elitist, arrogant, asshat Democrats like you coming in to a forum and trying to dictate decorum, manners, and content. You want to clean up a filthy den of corruption, go to “Daily Krap”, MoveOn.org or Democratic Underground.

    You want to stay here, take you lumps and behave like a person, not an autocrat.

    Now, I have a little piece at Iowa Voice entitled, “If They Were Honest…” Read it and take a good look at yourself and your party.

  7. Again – I was not trying to dictate decorum – but it’s interesting in a discussion that began with what was appropriate a funeral – so many of the posts contain name calling. As you speak for the party that is supposed to be the one of ideas and manners doesn’t the endless name calling disprove this?

  8. Let’s see.. a funeral in which they stray from the person and decide to take pot shots at the POTUS or a political blog that is right leaning and we spend our time bashing the left…

    We are not being paid by the party are we SW? We are here to talk amongst ourselves and rehash news stories.

  9. A little name-calling adds spice, emphasis to the discussion. What I called them was my opinion, and I speak for myself, as I’d guess everyone who posts here does (and Peejz pointed out we are not spokespeople for a political party).

  10. Peejz – this site’s mission statemet states that this is a place for everyone to discuss the views that they feel are “right”. I’ll stop posting here if these words are not true…

    “For everyone who feels strongly that their opinion is right – - there is always someone there to debate that it’s wrong. On this site you will find authors and regular readers from all walks of life . . right, left, middle, Republican, Democrat, Moderate, Religious, Atheist.. all kinds and all types. We like to think of it as a discussion site where we share ideas, opinions, debate and try real hard to respect each others opinons on the topics at hand, as well as their personal right to voice that opinion.”

    Robert – name calling does add spice but why do they need to be so dismissive?

  11. Mission Statement? This isn’t a company, it’s a blog. It is an “ABOUT” page.

    You can stay or go, it doesn’t relly matter. We didn’t go looking for you, you came to us.
    Take it or leave it.