Remember when opposing the President was considered treason and "emboldening our enemies"?

[zbdent]

and how it was suggested that the treasonous liberals be "responsible" for the deaths in the "War on Terror"?

Um ... hello, "liberal media" ...

where is the replaying of the Repugniconvicts screaming about that, and the condemnation of the teabag birthers who were committing treason, according to the Repugniconvict definition?

[glen123098]

1. I remember Bill O'reilly calling the war protestors "Anti American"

What a load of shit. When will he call the Tea Party folks the same thing?

[glen123098]

3. I found the link to O'reilly calling them Un american

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,79779,00.html


He later took it back and called them "Bad americans" He somehow claims that being against the war, is being against the troops. Read this right wing drivel to understand how the media put us in the Iraq war through lies.

[nebenaube]

2. Down the memory hole...

Sanity is so hard for people to grasp these days.

[jwirr]

4. Yes, wasn't that the eight years before Jan. 21, 2008?

[peace frog]

5. Why yes, I do

Teabaggers need to be reminded that 'dissent is the highest form of patriotism' during Republican administrations, too.

[Bitwit1234]

6. I remember the secret service

going to a school and pulling a 12 or 13 year old kid out of class because he has a Tshirt on panning bush. I dont know if the arrested but the suspended him. And all this took place at school without the parents present. Now if beck had pulled a bat and suggested they start to work on the white house when bush was president how long would he be on the air and out of jail.

[zbdent]

7. not sure if that one was real (I remember the joke "after the break,

the next kid asked what happened to 'little Johnny'")

but I do remember that a couple of people were "escorted" out of the mall for wearing a T-shirt they purchased IN THAT MALL ... apparently, they were allowed to spend their money in there (Repug's idea of "freedom of speech") but not actually allowed to say anything (real "freedom of speech") ...