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In reply to the discussion: Columbian professor Robert Thurman calls the Grover Norquist oath "seditious" and "treasonous". [View all]Cha
(297,211 posts)15. thank you, bluerum.. I wondered why a Prof from Columbia
had a comment on Grover. But, you never know.
Thanks for the news, backscatter! It is treasonous but the gops get away with so much aided and abetted by the US corporatenewswhores.
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Columbian professor Robert Thurman calls the Grover Norquist oath "seditious" and "treasonous". [View all]
backscatter712
Dec 2012
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I believe the Professor teaches at COLUMBIA - and may or may not be Columbian.
xtraxritical
Dec 2012
#13
About time someone of stature called a blatantly seditious and treasonous action seditious and
indepat
Dec 2012
#5
Our President surely realizes that those who take a seditious and treasonous oath are not men of
indepat
Dec 2012
#6
So has our President called out those who have taken a sedition and treasonous oath,
SammyWinstonJack
Dec 2012
#33
Norquist started ATR in 1985.... yeah, everything is falling into place now in my mind....
ReRe
Dec 2012
#38
Baker's number (from 2010) is defensible but the exact number is irrelevant anyway
Jim Lane
Dec 2012
#30
The Social Security pledge protects PEOPLE -- Norquist oath protects PROFITS. Seditious CONTENT.
Tigress DEM
Dec 2012
#39