Don't hesitate to let Turbin Durbin know how you feel. You can send him a quick email here:
http://durbin.senate.gov/contact.cfm
dung.
What Durbin was thinking: ...our soldiers around the world and their families at home deserve our respect, admiration and total support, but they're not getting any respect from me.
Slowly twisting in the wind. I like that.
This, after the references to Pol Pot, etc.
No misunderstanding here: Sick Turban.
There are no historical parallels here Senator.
Until he realizes that,any thing he says to try to back out of this is meaningless.
When you throw s##t you always end up with a lot more on yourself than others.
This is largely the same Senate that refused to allow witnesses during Bill Clinton's impeachment trial. The Senate also imposed an artificial "time limit" on the proceedings so the Senators could punt at first down and 10.
Sincerely regret IF? What kind of mamby-pamby bullspit is that? Only thing worse than this idiots original comments is his half-ass attempt at an apology. I don't suspect anyone "misunderstood" his true feelings.
Sen. Durbin, add this to your list of mistreatment of the terrorist.....
http://www.FreeRepublic.com/focus/f-news/1371347/post
Personally, I think he should be charged with sedition
Post 15.. try it again.
http://www.FreeRepublic.com/focus/f-news/1371347/posts
Hope it works this time, one letter sure makes a difference.
Your feelings were NOT misunderstood, Senator.
What you meant came through LOUD AND CLEAR.
This is not an apology. It is the usual arrogant statement that he regrets he was misunderstood. We are too ignorant to understand the bigger picture. Dirt Bag Durbin is just the usual arrogant democRAT who has defamed our honorable men and women in the Armed Forces.
I've found no mention of Durbin's senate floor comments in The Chicago Sun Times, his other hometown newspaper. Their DC Bureau Chief Lynn Sweet, hasn't replied to my email asking why her paper is mute on this.
Durbin is still an nitwit.
When you look at the sky and you see pigs flying by, that's the day that the Senate will hold him accountable.
BULL!!!
Like so many in Congress, especially those in the Senate, Durbin is not really what he was elected to be. Oh he's a US Senator but that does not mean he is president or someone that dictates our foreign policy. That's not the way it's supposed to be but people like Durbin act like they are much more than what they should be. Because over the years they have grasped at and found power way beyond the confines of whatever group of people they actually represent and who voted them in office.
The problem with these small minded little brats like Durbin is that they are so far removed from the people that vote for them that they might as well be on another planet. That's why I propose one simple campaign finance law. It reads like this:
No candidate running for elected office may accept campaign contributions in any form whether it be monetary or otherwise from anyone other than an individual registered to vote for that candidate directly in a pending election.
That's basically it. I'm sure it could be worded better.
If the only place the bozos in Congress could get money was from the people they directly represent a lot of this garbage like Durbin is spouting would go away. He'd have to be very careful not to PO his voters. And, people like Hillary Clinton who with her HillPac group could not insert themselves into other campaigns like Hillary has done. Same thing for people like George Soros.
Imagine if the only people somone running for office could get $$$ from are the people that can vote for them. These politicos would have to be "home" all the time. More people would vote because now they have real power. These national candidates would not be running all over the country collecting money from people that they don't represent. People like John McCain would not be on TV all the time yapping away like they are little kings because the only people that would listen to them would be their own voters. And no more lobbyist money. Also imagine how easily we could scrap the current tax laws and go to a simple tax system because the politicians would have no motivation to social engineer or support tax legislation for special interests because those special interests could not donate money to them.
This won't happen, of course. But I wonder if the founders saw the way we now have lifetime politicians if they would not have consider such a law or something like it.
The GOP ought to press harder. Time for Republicans in the U.S. Senate to grab Durbin's throat and squeeze. Choke the life out of him. Insist that he be removed from his high office for his vile comments.
Sure, Dick regrets his inane, obscene and seditious remarks, because he got flooded with angry emails, calls, faxes, and letters by veterans and other American who love their country and hate lies.
Now, it's only proper that all those Illinoisans who voted for the SOB remember his remarks and cheap regrets when his election rolls around again. He is needed at home, selling 1991 Hondas in a backlot in Springfield. Don't deprive him of a new career choice.