Re: A new low for the D&C scumbags
D&C may be like fingernails scratching on a blackboard to some, but they balance out the opinion from the other spectrum...thank goodness for that.
BTW ... Callahan is indeed a conservative. But you D&C haters don't even realize that Dennis is a moderate/liberal ... shows your ignorance to free speech and opinion. Open up your ears ... it's a good thing to hear others. if you truly listened to D&C and formed your own opinion you would already know this.
Callahan isn't a conservative, he's a fascist. He peddles fear and hate. He generalizes, labels, and misleads the public. He plays to the lowest common denominator in all of us, and he does it so his masters can continue to consolidate their power. And worst of all, in a time where we should be uniting, Callahan works to divide us. By political leanings, by skin color, ethniticity, and financial class.
FBN, throughout our history the government has swung periodically from doing its job to being the best government money can buy. We are now firmly in the "best government money can buy" position. On the plus side, historically we have eventually swung away from going too far in this direction, but I fear its gone too far and for too long. In the last 8 years the lobbyists have taken control and even this Democratic Congress is too long at the teat to do much about it except whine a little.
These aren't consevatives who run the government now, they are infecting their way, every day more into your and mine private lives. Never in our history have we lost more individual rights in such a short time. Even more than during the civil war.
And who is to blame? Mostly ourselves. The current regime came to power under a serious cloud, but if most Americans took the responisibility to vote it wouldn't have happened, and this current regime and their ilk not only count our appathy, they encourage it, with guys like D&C.
Unless the public takes back their Democracy by voting (both in local, state and National elections) they will lose it, and rightfully so, I guess.
BTW- I've always believed that being an American Citizen comes with responsibilities was well as privileges. And one of them was the responsibility to vote, and if you don't you should lose that right of Citizenship. BUT that's a topic for another time and another forum. I've rambled on too long already.