Posted on 10/03/2013 8:41:10 AM PDT by afraidfortherepublic
Levin: 'I'll Bring Half a Million People' to WWII Memorial if You Lay 'One Damn Hand' on Veterans
So, they'd still keep bammy out?
is there a link to the audio of Marks ultimate rant yet? I gotta hear this! GO MARK STATESMAN & VOICE OF THE PEOPLE!!! I’M THERE!
OORAH! I’m in as well
Once WWII is open, that would be a good next target.
Gee... I’ll be there in a spankin’ new F150.
This nation has descended to a very low level when they allow the “Unidentified One” to close the WWII Memorial.
I didn’t know that there was an FDR memorial. If I saw it, I’d be tempted to pee on it.
“You’ve been warned!”
Sorry about the duplication. I ran it through the search feature on FR and it did not show up. Used the same title.
It’s not a bad memorial, actually a rather pleasant place to hang out on the edge of the Tidal Basin.
But it was pretty funny how, when it was being built, it turned into grievance central for various Lib special interests. First PETA demanded that the statue of Eleanor was wearing a cloth coat and not her normal fir. Then there was something about Fala’s statue that the ASPCA didn’t like. The anti-tobacco forces made all sorts of threatening noises about dire consequences if FDR was portrayed smoking a cigarette (jaunty angle or not). Finally the various disabled rights groups went nuts that FDR wasn’t going to be portrayed in a wheelchair. A staute of such was quickly commissioned and added ...
Chauchesku-lan ....
A little tea tax and subsequent party created our first revolution.
Now that we have a traitor in the WH and thousands of embedded communist minions in the Federal government it is time for the 2nd revolution and I would think BarryCades blocking REAL AMERICAN HEROS should be more than sufficient to begin.
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