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Home Front: Politix
MO's Gov responds to Obama's Brownshirt Tactics
2008-09-27
time to get nasty with them?
Link fixed. There was a period in front of 'http'. AoS.
Posted by:Frank G

#11  When this mess is over, it will be time to discuss with the Democrap the limits of the use of intimidation, and the dangers involved in such acts. If they won't listen to words, the discussion will necessarily escalate to whatever it take to get and keep their attention. Obama has overstepped the bounds of political propriety on many, many occasions, and needs to be held accountable for each of them.
Posted by: Old Patriot   2008-09-27 23:53  

#10  They can bring it. At that point it will be time to bust some heads.
Posted by: bigjim-ky   2008-09-27 23:04  

#9  Laughable that some attorney would act in such a way and scary that they would even think this is right. I think nObama lost MO.
Posted by: Cyber Sarge   2008-09-27 22:47  

#8  Expect more of these Gestapo-like tactics of Obamessiah is elected. If you think the Clintons were bad, you ain't seen nothin' yet.

If Obamessiah is elected there will be goon squads, truth squads, enforcement of his holy word and suppression of free speech like nothing this country has ever seen before.

His election will lead to blood.

Posted by: FOTSGreg   2008-09-27 22:37  

#7  Gov. Blunt has been criticized about cutting government spending and "email gate." The latter by none other than the current attorney general (a Dem running for Gov.) This statement is a good thing. Unfortunately, he is not running for reelection.
Posted by: djh_usmc   2008-09-27 22:12  

#6  I LIKE this Gov. Blunt. No problem telling exactly where he stands on this issue, and he's standing on the right side.
Posted by: Jolutch Mussolini7800   2008-09-27 18:49  

#5  It made the Drudge Report with two headlines. It no longer matters that the mainstream/legacy media no longer report things; Drudge had 29,698,368 visits in the last 24 hours. Even though I'm sure there are a significant number of repeat visits within that number, nowadays Drudge is as consulted (or possibly more) than the New York Times. Even Senator McCain checks the site daily.
Posted by: trailing wife    2008-09-27 18:35  

#4  Joyce and her... pasta gulping husband/2 bit politician are simply preaching to their St. Louis County minority constituents.
Posted by: Besoeker   2008-09-27 18:25  

#3  same link....don't know why it didn't work, first shot... thx for the heads up, JM
Posted by: Frank G   2008-09-27 18:04  

#2  hmmmm? try this
Posted by: Frank G   2008-09-27 18:02  

#1  Link not working.
Posted by: Jolutch Mussolini7800   2008-09-27 17:59  

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