Gotta say this about the Section 8 crowd

agc.com ^ | August 13, 2010 | Neal Boortz

[Hojczyk]

Some things need to be said about the mob that showed up to glom some applications for Section 8 welfare housing in East Point this week, and I’m your guy — the (ahem) author of The New York Times best-seller “Somebody’s Gotta Say It.”

My experience with these Section 8 “clients” goes back to the mid-1970s when I had a law office at the First National Bank building in Decatur. It was my misfortune to occupy an office down the hall from the Decatur Housing Authority. Being a quick learner, I figured out I needed to be somewhere else on days the authority was accepting applications for Section 8 housing. The hallways would fill early with ... we’ll call them “applicants,” just to be nice.

After experiencing that unruly mob, I wasn’t stunned to learn of the behavior of the East Point Section 8 crowd.

[Nowhere Man]

True. And they hide their “man” under the bed.

Or he is in the bed of another welfare chick. I just got on briefly but I'll get off soon since I have to go to work since millions on welfare depend on me. B-P

[Palladin]

Regime change—yes!!!

[Nowhere Man]

Regime change—yes!!!

Might as well toss the progressive's rhetoric back at them.