Steve Harrelson at the Teaparty????

I wonder if Steve will be there.

I've never known him to attend klan rallies

Ruth Less wrote:

I've never known him to attend klan rallies

It can`t be a Klan Rally, no one told me to bring my hood.
A stupid statement deserves a stupid answer. GW

Will you be dressed up like Uncle Sam. I may bring my grandkids to see the circus. On the other hand, violence may break out.

Government Watch wrote:

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It can`t be a Klan Rally, no one told me to bring my hood.
A stupid statement deserves a stupid answer. GW

That would actually be appropriate. Don't forget the nooses and the hate speech.

April 14 (Bloomberg)-- President Barack Obama said today that his economic-stimulus package and plans to rescue banks and bolster housing are starting to “generate signs of economic progress,” while warning of “pitfalls” ahead.
Local and state governments along with construction companies are beginning to rehire workers, and credit markets are starting to thaw, Obama said in a speech at Georgetown University in Washington.
“This is all welcome and encouraging news,” Obama said.“It does not mean that hard times are over; 2009 will continue to be a difficult year for America’s economy.”
Twelve weeks into his presidency, Obama offered a summary of the roots of the economic crisis and his prescriptions for ending it. He sought to balance warnings that the recession will continue to ripple through the economy over the coming months with reassurances for consumers hit by job losses and tight credit that his policies are having an effect.
Obama is borrowing a tactic from President Franklin Roosevelt, telling Americans that he recognizes their distress and that he’s doing all he can to stoke growth, said Pete Davis, president of Davis Capital Investment Ideas in Washington.
Positive News
“He doesn’t want to oversell the little bits of positive information that are coming out, but he wants to get them out,” Davis said.“It’s not like, six months from now we’re going to plant the flag and say,‘yeah, April 14 is when the economy turned around.’”
The president repeated the steps he has already outlined to stimulate the economy, including a $787 billion package of spending and tax cuts, as well as measures to assure long-term growth. Those include spending for education and alternative- energy production as well as “new rules for Wall Street that will reward drive and innovation.â€
The current slump is different from past economic contractions, he said. It wasn’t caused by the normal churning in the business cycle but by a “perfect storm of irresponsibility and poor decision making” from Wall Street to Washington to Main Street, Obama told his audience.
“The severity of this recession will cause more job loss, more foreclosures, and more pain before it ends,” the president said.“Credit is still not flowing nearly as easily as it should.”

That is all BS. Where`s the Beef

Rush Limbaugh is the only beef you get. That is, if you can get around the fat.

Government Watch wrote:

I wonder if Steve will be there.

Ha. I'd put my money on No.

You think Stephen Frost will be at one?

Hellcat wrote:

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Ha. I'd put my money on No.
You think Stephen Frost will be at one?

Stephen Frost wouldn't be caught dead at that bu!!sh!t

I don't know, Ruth Less. There was one in downtown Atlanta today. I hope you are right.

GW, there's nothing on Harrelson's blog about going to one.

They say this crosses party lines, but I don't believe it.

Trust me - lol

Hellcat wrote:

I don't know, Ruth Less. There was one in downtown Atlanta today. I hope you are right.
GW, there's nothing on Harrelson's blog about going to one.
They say this crosses party lines, but I don't believe it.

No one can change your mind about anything hellcat. Ever heard the saying, "people cannot see the truth for their own preconceived ideas". Well you are one of them. In Paris there was both Democrat and Republicans there. As was the case apparently in Texarkana.

Government Watch wrote:

I wonder if Steve will be there.

He was there, GW.

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Tea for one

"I got an invite to our local TEA Party here in Texarkana, and after seeing this on the Internet and getting a follow-up phone call, I decided to do the neighborly thing and I walked right up in the middle of it."

http://www.underthedome.com/

Then dont believe wrote:

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No one can change your mind about anything hellcat. Ever heard the saying, "people cannot see the truth for their own preconceived ideas". Well you are one of them. In Paris there was both Democrat and Republicans there. As was the case apparently in Texarkana.

No, I've never heard that saying.

Harrelson, lincoln AND Pryor need to be voting out! Anyone that voted for the stimulus needs to be voted OUT!!!

http://truthsite.org/tea/

Those pathetic, corporate lobbyist-backed tea parties clearly didn't do the trick. They were steeped in desperation. A bitter brew of misguided outrage and good-old-fashioned hate mongering.

It's what people do when the only two ideas they have -- tax cuts and deregulation -- have been given full expression for the last 8 years and failed. Miserably.

Hellcat wrote:

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He was there, GW.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Tea for one
"I got an invite to our local TEA Party here in Texarkana, and after seeing this on the Internet and getting a follow-up phone call, I decided to do the neighborly thing and I walked right up in the middle of it."
http://www.underthedome.com/

Good for him. On the blog he said he got called up on one of his votes. If I had seen him he might have got called on more than one. I think he know what I am talking about. I think Steve is a pretty good man. I also think if he would listen to those folks at the teaparty, and work with them he could go far. He listens to the people here, when he is here. Unfortunatly when he is in Little Rock, he listens to the people there. Of course that is the way all of them do. Democrats and Republicans.

One of my favorite signs at the teaparty was

PLEASE DON`T HELP US ANYMORE. WE CAN`T AFFORD IT.

I think that says a lot.