[Tex-Con-Man]

No...the disgrace is using Memorial Day as an excuse to promote birtherism. Reprehensible.

[EEGator]

I concur.

[fr_freak]

No...the disgrace is using Memorial Day as an excuse to promote birtherism. Reprehensible.

Could not disagree with you more. Memorial Day is the day to remember those who died defending this country. You can do that by firing up your BBQ, drinking beer, and being fat dumb and lazy, or you can spend a few minutes at least thinking about the disintegration of our Constitution. Quite frankly, the people who would rather continue with their bread and circuses and ignore potential violations of our Constitution because its just too uncool and inconvenient are effectively spitting on the graves of people who died for this country.

[SaraJohnson]

Yeah!!! Memorial day has nothing to do with Americans dying to defend and protect the constitution from foreign and domestic enemies and besides, the constitution means whatever the afterbirthers say it means!

Get outta here with that constituion stuff. This is Memorial day! ;)

[Oldpuppymax]

Tex Con Man,

From Trenton to Fallujah, none of the men who died on battlefields did so in order to help place or keep a usurper in the White House. Stop bowing to liberals who seek to humiliate “birthers” in order silence them. The left has always attacked and tried to discredit the people they fear the most.

[Talisker]

Tex-Con-Man: No...the disgrace is using Memorial Day as an excuse to promote birtherism. Reprehensible.

EEGator: I concur.

"Birtherism" is a liberal code-word for refusing to acknowledge the Constitution.

Those who find it a "disgrace" and "reprehensible" are depraved.

This judge reversed his own ruling of a month earlier (which was based on hundreds of years of legal clarity and consistancy), and thereby blocked the entire country from being able to confront the fraud in the White House as a fraud. Of all the court abominations (and there are many) this one was arguably the worst ever.

Memorial Day, therefore, is the best of all possible times to address this issue, because it focuses not on those who died defending America, but WHAT they died FOR.

But of course this information is merely for the record, and no doubt tediously irrelevent to you both, since you're writing from a script, for a paycheck.

And, of course, if you gain the world you are working for, your masters will surely reward you and your families with protection for your service - right?

After all, you're SO valuable to them.

And they're SO trustworthy.

LOL

[noinfringers2]

I am a WWII vet. My brother was killed on Okinawa. Being of like feelings in many years of our lives for our Nation both can be taken as ‘birthers’. I believe it is reprehensible for anyone to name call us reprehensible or tag our patriotic senses as such.