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The Conservative Lady says:

July 4, 2011 at 2:27 pm

Happy Independence Day! God Bless America!**==
Carlos says:

July 4, 2011 at 6:56 pm

Face it, Phineas. Hawvud itself is horrifying to most of us out here in the hinterlands. Take a look at the phony scholar they’ve foisted upon us this time. He won’t release his records because 1) they probably reflect a dual citizenship, 2) they probably reflect a certain mideastern faith we just happen to be in a death struggle with at the moment, and 3) they probably reflect grades (even as an affirmative action student that can’t get less than a 3.5 no matter how bad they are) that show him to be as incompetent a student as he is a president.

BTW, just came back from Vegas via Death Valley and Fresno. It’s really too bad the state’s politicians aren’t as good as the scenery, farmlands, etc.
Great White Rat says:

July 5, 2011 at 10:14 am

According to a Harvard study, patriotic events like Independence Day parades create more Republicans.

Actually, I’d say patriotic events create more conservatives than Republicans, but since the conservative Democrat is now pretty much extinct, I won’t argue the point.

But why would anyone be surprised? Consider:

* Whenever you see a mob of demonstrators burning the American flag, they’re Democrats. You don’t see that at Tea Party or GOP gatherings.

* Whenever you see some ideologue making a point by trampling on the flag, it’s a Democrat. Exhibit A, of course, being Sir Golfalot’s mentor, Bill Ayres.

* Whenever you hear some raving nutcase screaming “God Damn America” from a pulpit or podium, it’s a Democrat.

* Whenever some politician spends time apologizing for America and bemoaning how wrong we are, it’s a Democrat.

So no matter how much the leftists whimper about us “questioning their patriotism”, my response to the Harvard study is….. Well, DUH!

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