A politician who calls for a revolution because of the opposition (minority party)?
This guy sounds about as bright as he looks.
Rep. Lewis must be SCARED because of the rise of a new movement for FREEDOM going on.
lewis was always stupid, even before he became a senile old man.
This bipedal POS is openly encouraging vote fraud on a large scale.
Translation:
1- “California’s going to be all right."
California has an excess of Obama voters.
2 - “You know when to get involved. We need you”
You can see Obama is in serious jeopardy of losing in critical swing states. That's where your vote is needed.
3 - "we need you to travel to other parts of America and re-elect Barack Obama"
California liberals should "take their campaign message" (codetalk for "vote") to other states and vote where they are needed to give Obama a victory.
He doesn’t even know the meaning of the word freedom. Pathetic.
Trouble is the American people have been so dumbed down by the NEA policies and media vulgarity that too many of them will deink this swill.
Better they read “Psalm 33: 12 and 13: Blessed is the narion whose God is the Lord; and the people whom He hath chosen for His own inheritance.
The Lord looketh from heaven; He beholdeth the sons of men.”
For then they will be nourished by pure and living waters.
Good God: he looks like a living Muppet!
Protests of all shapes, sizes flood Charlotte as convention nears
By Madeline Will | The Daily Tar Heel
CHARLOTTE — Two days before the Democratic National Convention begins in Charlotte, people from across the country arrived to voice their discontent with both President Barack Obama and his opponent Mitt Romney.
UNC senior Bill Pappas, an anthropology major from Charlotte, said he wasn’t there to protest a specific issue.
“We’re all yelling together for different things,” he said. “I’m here to represent the people. This is what democracy looks like. This is civil disobedience. More people should be marching in the streets because we can be heard.”
Protesters carried signs advocating immigration reform, women’s reproductive rights, an end to capitalism, and environmental initiatives. They chanted phrases like, “I’m fired up, and I won’t take this anymore!”
“I’m here to prove to the people in this country that Democrats aren’t any better than Republicans,” said Matthew Malone, from Oregon.
Fellow protester Daniel Clifton agreed: “It seems to me, at this presidential election, we basically don’t have a choice.”
Eric Verlo, from Colorado, said he was trying to convince others not to vote in protest.
“I’m here to protest the sham of the election, and the DNC and RNC,” he said.
But some protesters wanted more activism. Marc Dreyfors, a leader in the Forest Foundation, an environmental group in the Triangle area, said he was worried about the apathy in young people today.
Dreyfors drove UNC and N.C. State University students to the protest, and neither of the 45-passenger buses were full. He said there were 22 students on one bus, and 27 students on the other.
But the protest featured people of all ages.
Anna Behnke, age 11, marched with her mother, Sarah Behnke, to protest coal-fired power plants near Mountain Island Lake.
Anna said she was having fun, but: “It’s hot.” Temperatures reached the 90s in Charlotte Sunday.
Tara Beck, a student at N.C. State, said she was also marching for environmental justice.
Anne Bruden, a retired social worker, said she went to segregated schools as a child and was protesting against racism.
“I’m glad to see a black president, but the system still can’t make equality a reality,” she said.
Although the city closed off the roads to accommodate for the protest, Bruden said she was not happy with the police presence. Charlotte policemen lined the roads to prevent protesters from leaving the cleared street.
“I don’t appreciate my tax dollars going to repress a people’s rally,” she said.
Immigration was also a popular topic at the protest. People held up butterfly signs that read, “migration is a human right.”
Alex Cruz said he emigrated from Mexico but has lived in North Carolina for 15 years. He said he was dissatisfied with Obama’s policies on deportations.
“We’re not supporting Obama (in this election),” he said. “At least I’m not.”
But most of the protesters did not have an alternative in mind to Obama or Romney.
“It doesn’t matter if they’re Republican or Democrat, they all want to mess up our country,” said unemployed New York activist Anthony Robledo.
www.dailytarheel.com
You can’t fix stupid and Lewis certainly is.........
You can’t fix stupid and Lewis certainly is.........
Then he should know which party was opposing him. What a dumbass.
Bauman is reacting to Lewis with his lacrimal glands, surely not with his brain.
Lewis is long past his prime and has morphed into a race hustler of the Al Sharpton-Jesse Jackson type. Two years ago he falsely accused a Tea Party demonstrator of using the "N" word against him in front of the Capitol building. Anyone who concocts such an allegation out of thin air is nothing but a loathsome character.
Lewis is a commie loon. If anyone is taking away our freedom, it’s his messiah, Barry.
Lewis is a commie loon. If anyone is taking away our freedom, it’s his messiah, Barry.
Just throwing this out there after having 50 plus years of seeing how so many of the old Civil Rights “icons” really think
Is it any wonder they had detractors?
I mean....we treat those who opposed them as Nazis except a few like Magnus and WFB.....
And ignore how screwed up so many of the “heroes” were.....only a handful have proved to not be Charlatans
This would be the same brilliant John Lewis that made the claim that sharks still follow the routes of slave ships of the 1700’s.
