Boehner Calls NSA Leaker Snowden A “Traitor”

Freedom Outpost ^ | June 11, 2013 | Tim Brown

[angcat]

He is a drunk and a failure for us conservatives.

[Windflier]

[laweeks]

He is a drunk and a failure for us conservatives.

Yeah, but he gets to eat in the White House and play golf with dumbass . . . do you? Huh? See? Nyah! Nyah!

[Windflier]

The best thing that can happen to advance freedom, is to replace this man and so many others, so the government can be washed of the lies, the dirt and it’s embedded corruption.

I hope you don't think that we'll accomplish that through our established civil processes. That horse has left the barn.

[School of Rational Thought]

Boner is the traitor.

While technically breaking the law, one has to go with the greater good.

If Snowden is taken alive, I hope he took the time before coming forward to not only know where the skeletons are but to be able to prove it.

[novemberslady]

Maybe john should have another game of golf.
What could he possibly be worried about?
Certainly this guy snowden can't tell us anything about him, or anything...

I have no opinion one way or another about snowden, but some folks seem very nervous to me.

[School of Rational Thought]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_attempts_on_Adolf_Hitler

Are these people traitors or heroes?

[School of Rational Thought]

did he take an oath to the country or to the government?

[angcat]

And he get’s to sniff and chat with the Wookie.

[School of Rational Thought]

I say he is a panty-waste coward. Flame away!

The left cannot survive without the complicit useful idiot.

[MWestMom]

Snowden had only been with Booze Allen, the contractor, for about three months. Most companies don't offer benefits before 90 days let alone hook someone up with the type of info to which Snowden had access. I'm not sure what I think of this story; but I do know that it has pulled the IRS and Benghazi stories off the front burners and I don't believe that's a good thing.

[DoughtyOne]

I try to temper my comments, but I’m sure I make some that could cause someone to think I’m operating on a hair trigger. Never mind I’ve got a relatively clean record for my 62 years on the planet.

It’s sad what is happening to our nation.

No, there isn’t a damn thing you can do about it. None of us can evidently.

[DoughtyOne]

I hear ya...

[DoughtyOne]

Well, why not. As a matter of public policy no. Then you get the Obama team from hell, and all of a sudden all sorts of things are happening which are outside the scope of Constitutional activity. One of their flying monkeys could dip in and do as they please.

[School of Rational Thought]

http://www.speaker.gov/Contact/

Contact Boner.

[sand88]

since the evil POS calls Snowden a traitor, I now know all I need to know about this:

Snowden did the right thing.

We all clearly show know that the evil left, Boehner and the rest of the GOP-e are enemies of Liberty.

[wrencher]

The rule of law no longer applies? Do whatever you feel is right?

I don’t know the answer, but Snowden is not a hero to me. I don’t think it should be that much of a revelation that privacy is long lost, outpaced by technology. And since so many need to share all their life’s details via FaceBook and the like, it hardly matters to many.

Maybe we need a few 1000 more laws from our rulers. Does the rule of law apply, when only some of the citizens must follow it? Well maybe you are right, why should he be held to any standard.

[FreeAtlanta]

Wouldn’t it be funny if a lot of politicians are terrified that the dirt that Obama’s gang have been using to control them might actually get released?

[sargon]

I believe that the Spring and Summer of 2013 will be seen as a watershed period in United States history.

It will signify the reaching of a tipping point wherein a majority of the citizenry (even the so-called low information crowd) became aware that our "benevolent" government was totally out of control.

The necessity of resistance, whether via civil disobedience or otherwise, will become widely accepted.

It's time to call this what it is: Tyranny.

And as such, it is our duty to resist it, and ultimately eliminate it.

[Gene Eric]

Shut up, Boehner.