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Messrs Pacot and Wyman:
I see the e-mail of talking points for your party telling them how to think, act and speak has come out early, leading to your latest weekly rants.
Mr. Pacot speaks of his strong “Americanism” as he and his new party leader, Limbaugh, root for Obama to fail and thus the country. This, sir, is treasonous at worst, un-American at best. To show loyalty to Limbaugh — whose latest disgusting and sickening rant was,” the new medical bill will be called the “Ted Kennedy Memorial Bill — he must make you awfully proud.
And Wyman ranting about costs, secret bills ad nauseum, the height of hypocrisy has to be McCain and party railing on earmarks and spending while the latest round of earmarks, 46 percent of which are republican, were introduced by Jon Kyle, R-Ariz. and Mitch McConnell, R-of Ky., two of the biggest Republican austerity whiners going.
Your party of “no” bashes Bush gleefully and has turned on Mike Steele, the winner amongst losers, to head your party. Your party of “no” has five platform planks: distortion, smear, outright lies, condemnation and hate.
I suggest your party of Limbaugh cease its shameful, near-treasonous activity, now threatening to laughably stop all spending and resorting to state sovereignty —i.e. “secession” — and try to solve the problems they created in eight years of deceit and utter incompetence.
Let’s give our president, oh, at least 90 days to straighten out the mess of Bush.
I see the e-mail of talking points for your party telling them how to think, act and speak has come out early, leading to your latest weekly rants.
Mr. Pacot speaks of his strong “Americanism” as he and his new party leader, Limbaugh, root for Obama to fail and thus the country. This, sir, is treasonous at worst, un-American at best. To show loyalty to Limbaugh — whose latest disgusting and sickening rant was,” the new medical bill will be called the “Ted Kennedy Memorial Bill — he must make you awfully proud.
And Wyman ranting about costs, secret bills ad nauseum, the height of hypocrisy has to be McCain and party railing on earmarks and spending while the latest round of earmarks, 46 percent of which are republican, were introduced by Jon Kyle, R-Ariz. and Mitch McConnell, R-of Ky., two of the biggest Republican austerity whiners going.
Your party of “no” bashes Bush gleefully and has turned on Mike Steele, the winner amongst losers, to head your party. Your party of “no” has five platform planks: distortion, smear, outright lies, condemnation and hate.
I suggest your party of Limbaugh cease its shameful, near-treasonous activity, now threatening to laughably stop all spending and resorting to state sovereignty —i.e. “secession” — and try to solve the problems they created in eight years of deceit and utter incompetence.
Let’s give our president, oh, at least 90 days to straighten out the mess of Bush.
