Only In America
The Blue States Conservatives has a post by USMC-Vet about a Los Angeles Hispanic television station that has put up this billboard along a California freeway. As you’ll note, the ad touts Noticias 62 as being broadcast from Los Angeles, Mex ico.
USMC-Vet, a resident of “the People’s Republic of New Jersey”, does a great job of explaining the import of the billboard and the story behind this brazen marketing program. A veteran of the Gulf war, you can also find the Vet posting over at The Word Unheard.
Meanwhile, Democrat Senator from Massachusetts Teddy Kennedy is commemorating the first anniversary of the Abu Ghraib scandal. And as the WSJ, Best of the Web would add - Mary Jo Kopechne could not be reached for comment.
More than 700 people joined religious leaders and Democratic politicians at two rallies yesterday to denounce Christian conservatives' use of a Louisville church as a platform to advocate prohibiting filibusters against judicial nominees.
Speakers called both the assault on filibusters and the injection of religion into politics "un-American" threats to religious freedom and to constitutional checks and balances.
The larger of the two rallies, designed to counter a telecast from Highview Baptist Church last night, took place at Central Presbyterian Church near downtown Louisville.
Posted by Enlighten-NewJersey @ 4:57 PM
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More than 700 people joined religious leaders and Democratic politicians at two rallies yesterday to denounce Christian conservatives' use of a Louisville church as a platform to advocate prohibiting filibusters against judicial nominees.
Now I wonder....would those be the same religious leaders such as the 'Reverand' Jesse Jackson and the 'Reverand' Al Sharpton and the pastors and ministers who open their pulpits to them every presidential election cycle?
How is it that when Al Gore, Al Sharpton and John Kerry address a church congregation on a Sunday morning from the pulpit, well that's fine...it demonstrates their 'faith'.
But a conservative uses the same method (but NOT even during a service) and that somehow is inappropriate?
Oh...I can smell another post brewing here. I am sick and damned tired of the phoney, hypocritical handwringing from the left and their 'Reverands'.
Is it just me? Surely it can't be just me that notes the bitter irony...
No, you and 62,040,606 Americans and counting, have noticed the hypocrisy.
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