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D.J. Spiker

Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right...entrenched on the right as a member of the Establishment, proudly tattooed member of the Republican Party, bartender by trade serving both sides the libations needed to continue the debate and discourse. College student, ten years late, majoring in Public Policy and Administration with an eye to serving the conservative and Republican movement in the public or private sector. ducit amor patriae You can find D.J.on facebook, Twitter, or contact via email at gosport.conservative@gmail.com. You can find D.J.on facebook, Twitter, or contact via email at gosport.conservative@gmail.com.

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12 Responses to "5th District Tea Party Moron Resurfaces, Comparing Giffords to Perriello"

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   JerryZ January 11, 2011 20:29 pm

   Can’t we call him rejected, disowned, ousted, or something like that?

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   Henry Ryto January 11, 2011 21:22 pm

   Isn’t “TEA Party Moron” a repetitive term?

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   Kathy Mateer January 11, 2011 21:33 pm

   I don’t think it’s a little more so D.J.. With the internet, news media that’s mostly extreme left wing, bi-Polar, schizophrenic or otherwise mentally unbalanced people are protected with rights. Parents, school officials and law enforcement agencies are not able to transgress those rights until something terrible happens. We will see more Columbine, Virginia Tech and Tucson killings until the ones that see first hand the problems and potential have the power to protect the sick in mind, themselves and others.

   And we have to protect our public servants without changing the constitution.

   People may subscribe to a party like the Tuscon shooter was a registered independent, however, they are still responsible for their own attitudes, actions and behavior.

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   Reid greenmun January 11, 2011 21:49 pm

   Ever notice how freeloaders spew hate towards the TEA party?

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   Kathy Mateer January 11, 2011 21:49 pm

   I would edit but I can’t. I was talking to my youngest son while typing. I guess I can’t think and do two things at once anymore.

   I meant to say: With the internet, news media that’s mostly extreme left wing, everything is faster now and everyone, including the unstable can see and hear immediately.

   and then the rest.

   Bi-Polar, schizophrenic or otherwise mentally unbalanced people are protected with rights. Parents, school officials and law enforcement agencies are not able to transgress those rights until something terrible happens. We will see more Columbine, Virginia Tech and Tucson killings until the ones that see first hand the problems and potential have the power to protect the sick in mind, themselves and others.

   And we have to protect our public servants without changing the constitution.

   People may subscribe to a party like the Tuscon shooter was a registered independent, however, they are still responsible for their own attitudes, actions and behavior.

   Maybe BD can bring back the edit button. What happened to that?

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   Britt Howard January 11, 2011 22:27 pm

   Henry, while I am more than just a Tea Partier, I do at this point still consider myself among the Tea Party movement. So, I don’t take your broad brush insult too kindly.

   The Tea Party is made up of people that oppose Obamacare, Cap & Trade, an ever intrusive and growing government, and wreckless spending.

   Now Henry, maybe you are for all of those things. Fine if so, but beyond that Tea Partiers are made up of people with views that differ on many other issues. Different views on religion’s role in government, different views on DADT, different views on the wars in Iraq & Afghanistan. Different religions, different political parties, different genders, and different races.

   I would ask that you at least consider that not all Tea Partiers are the same as your mental picture of them. EVERY movement and every political party has their fringe. They all have people they are embarrassed to be associated with.

   I believe in natural rights of the individual therefore, I believe in property rights of the individual. Therefore I have and continue to condemn what that a-hole did, as have the vast majority of Tea Partiers and Republicans that know about what happened. Just saying……….

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   Henry Ryto January 12, 2011 06:47 am

   Britt,

   I am hardly for all those things. However, you underline a point about the fringe right: they define themselves by what they’re against, not what they’re for.

   Reid,

   If you want “hate”, simply look at the signs at a TEA Party rally. Plenty of photos on the Internet.

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   Brian Kirwin January 12, 2011 09:15 am

   Henry calls people “moron” and accuses them of hate?

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    Henry Ryto January 12, 2011 20:03 pm

    So D.J. first uses the term “moron” and Kirwin has no objection.

    I repeat it and he has a problem?

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    Jay D January 12, 2011 20:44 pm

    Henry, if you want hate, check out the facebook page dedicated to Sarah Palin’s death. Promise, I’m not makin’ this stuff up! It’s been scrubbed a bit, but still plenty vile (including photos uploaded).

    http://yesbuthowever.com/palin-facebook-page-5000238/

    http://www.facebook.com/pages/I-hate-it-when-I-wake-up-and-Sarah-Palin-is-still-alive/129929197021040?v=wall

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    Steve Vaughan January 13, 2011 09:42 am

    It’s disappointing that Democrats and Republicans have chosen to act like 6-year olds about a pretty serious matter.

    “He hit me first!”
    “No, you called me a moron!”
    “You called us names!”
    “No, you called us names first1″

    Grow up. Six people are dead.