Sen. Dianne 'Anti-American' Feinstein

Newsmax ^ | Thursday, Sept. 19, 2002 | Mike Gallagher

[John Lenin]

Sen. Dianne 'Anti-American' Feinstein

Mike Gallagher
Thursday, Sept. 19, 2002

It took me two or three days to calm down after reading about the outrageous observation by California's loony liberal Sen. Dianne Feinstein that she was "embarrassed" to wear her U.S. flag lapel pin overseas. Her anti-American venom was spewed while sharing her observation that many Europeans don't like us very much. And so this powerful, veteran United States senator felt ashamed to admit to being an American.

I don't often ask my national radio audience to spring into action. But after seething about her remarks, I've officially mobilized "Gallagher's Army." Perhaps as a NewsMax.com reader, you'll join in our crusade.

I think Dianne Feinstein should receive many, many American flag lapel pins in the mail. She should get so many of them that she'll run out of ways to use them. She should receive thousands and thousands of pins from angry Americans who are sick of her type of America-hating liberalism. She should be reminded daily that the flag of which she is so ashamed and embarrassed represents a love of country and patriotism that she evidently cannot feel.

Please join us in sending her as many flag pins as you can. Be sure to include a letter expressing how you feel about her hateful, hurtful remarks. Her address is:

Sen. Dianne Feinstein
One Post Street
Suite 2450
San Francisco, California 94104

I'm not sure if this out-of-touch lib will ever "get it." I don't know if she's ever capable of understanding the disrespect and dishonor she brings to our great country. But if enough people send her lapel pins (I sent 10 yesterday), maybe she'll feel at least a twinge of shame for what she said.

It's time we start standing up to the whiny malcontents like Dianne Feinstein who hate America. Send her a lapel pin. Even if it doesn't make her feel better, you will.

Mike Gallagher's nationally syndicated radio show in now heard daily in our nation's capital on WGOP-AM.

[John Lenin]

Unbelieveable !

[davidosborne]

BTTT

[GOP_1900AD]

She is particularly embarassed about being an American when she is in the process of licking the boots of her real bosses, the PLA, on one of her corrupt trips to the PRC along side her merchant / traitor husband, selling out the USA to the butchers of Beijing. I wonder what her official (secret) standing is within the Forbidden City? Dual citizenship perhaps?

[w1andsodidwe]

How in the world a US Senator could be embarrassed. I say "Well Diane, are you too embarrassed to be a United States Senator. Just resign and SHUTUP!!!!"

[mystery-ak]

embarrassed to be an American....Im so pi$$ed I can't see straight...

[John Lenin]

I wonder if she was in France when she said it ?

[nimc]

I agree with you Ms. Feinstein. I too am embarrassed that you were wearing a US flag pin. Take it off and never dishonor it again.

[abigkahuna]

Could some oe post a link to the original FR post regarding Se. Feinstein's comments. My darling wife finds it incredulous that a senator could say such a thing. Thanks in advance

[Texas_Jarhead]

BUMP

[jwfiv]

She's a gross pig, repugnant and stupid.

I'm embarassed that she is my Senator.

I'm embarassed about that Boxer bitch, too.

Good grief. In their twin vileness, they are nearly comensurate with the Dark Queen Xillary's vanity and Marxist reflex.

Sheesh, whatta revoltin' development.

[buffyt]

Excellent comment!!!!!!

[let freedom sing]

Please, someone make sure that Diane Frankenstein burns her dishonored flag pin, before she's given another!

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

Letters to the Editor - Sacramento Bee

The flag
The creator of the comic strip "Beetle Bailey" had this to say about the U.S. flag on Sept. 4: "This flag [is] the symbol of the hopes of man. This cloth of dreams for freedom, justice and opportunity. Its stars are like beacons guiding us through the shoals of adversity. Its red stripes like wounds of struggle. The good in it cannot be had for nothing. ... Like any garden it must be tended ... like any loved one it must be held. Hold this flag high and keep its promise bright, for in it lies the best hope for all of us."

In the same edition of The Bee, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, upon returning from Europe addressing current sentiment there over the possibility of war with Iraq, was quoted as saying, "I have a [U.S. flag] pin. I was embarrassed to wear it" ("Bush plans war push"). Shame on Feinstein.

- Wally Everson, Auburn
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So Feinstein was embarrassed to wear her American flag pen while in Europe. Might I offer a suggestion to the good senator? I'm sure, as a world-traveled individual and with her resources, surely she could find a country to move to where she would no longer be embarrassed to wear that country's flag pin. Afghanistan or Pakistan come to mind.

Feinstein is the embarrassment -- to California and to the entire nation.

- Bob Roush, Elk Grove
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I am in a state of anger over Feinstein's statement that she was embarrassed to be wearing her American Flag pin because of anti-American sentiment in Europe. I am angry that she goes to the halls of Congress and represents me in a building on top of which there is an American flag flying.

Why should we get so concerned over European feelings when if it wasn't for us it would have been Germany (twice). If she is so embarrassed, why doesn't she resign? No American senator should ever be embarrassed to display the flag. God bless America.

- Bob White, Elk Grove
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I suggest that on Feinstein's next trip, she take Jane Fonda with her.

- Bob Spiller, Marysville

[EODGUY]

I held a Top Secret Cryptographic security clearance when I was in the military. I submit that many of our legislators, especially Feinstein, couldn't pass the background investigation to obtain such a clearance.

Isn't it frightening to think about the sensitive material this "I'm embarassed to be an American" senator has access to?

[MamaB]

Since she is your senator, I want to ask you a question. I was halfway listening to a show the other night about the Night Stalker or whatever his name was in SF and LA years ago. I thought the announcer said she was the SF mayor who let some secret info slip that really hindered the investigation of this mass murderer. Is that what he said? Was she the SF mayor back then? Thanks.

[jwfiv]

Ramirez was the Stalker creep, Feinstein was the Mayor creep of San Francisco...all that a long time ago, it seems. I'm unsure of her connection to his case, by way of a loose lip, but it sure fits the pattern of her behavior through the years, unthinking cow that she is.

[jwfiv]

My apologies to our bovine sisters, who are graceful and beautiful, unlike the party in question.

[MamaB]

I think what I heard him saying was that she held a press conference and told about the special shoes he had been wearing and he then threw his shoes and gun in the bay. Quite intelligent, wouldn't you say? Some people do not know when to shut up.

[MamaB]

LOL

[harpo11]

She is a very sick woman. I was disturbed too when I read in our local newspaper on September 4, 2002 that this woman would say such foolishly arrogant and slanderous words. How can she not understand that many generations of young brave and courageous men risked and sacrificed their precious lives so that Americans remain free and that our beautiful flag which represents freedom, liberty and justice flys proud and tall for all of the world to see?

Just who pays her way in her cushy senate job? In my view she owes an apology for her stupidity and callous disregard for our beloved country and especially to all of the men and women today that have lost their loved ones in the service of their country.