The preceding parade of drivel was brought to you by George Soros and his employees.

The scribbler from Bella Vista usually despises what the Founding Fathers actually thought, and was the same character who glorified Norway on the day when a leftist goon emptied a gun into a camp full of victims who were defenseless because of that country's gun laws and of the inability of the police to protect them.

The housegirl from Hot Springs compares the current ruler with Martin Luther King Jr. when anyone who actually knows anything about both would conclude that the supporters of the ruler would have called the civil rights leader an Uncle Tom for wanting people judged on the content of their character.

For the shills who deride Mr. Greenberg's praise of Rep. Cotton for standing on principle, they are typical of the leeches who praised Chuckie Schumer and other downstate New York whiners who told their northern New York brethen they could freeze when they sought help. Schumer is in the Senate because he trashed his opponent for bothering to visit areas north of Albany.

Finally, the sub teacher should be happy to be teaching in a school where an administrator bothers to send any help. She would never make it in a New York school district.

Posted by: IrishMensa

January 28, 2013 at 9:42 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )

Good old IrishDensa--

RE "The preceding parade of drivel..."
....is nothing compared to your own spectacular cavalcade of drivel.

RE "...was brought to you by George Soros and his employees."
Sounds like your blog. You've been obsessed with George Soros for quite a while.

RE "The scribbler from Bella Vista usually despises what the Founding Fathers actually thought"
Another hit-and-run without examples. Not that you have any idea what the Founding Fathers thought.

RE "The housegirl from Hot Springs"
"Housegirl"? Where do you come up with this stuff? She's a nurse, and graduate student at UAMS in Little Rock.

RE "For the shills who deride Mr. Greenberg's praise of Rep. Cotton for standing on principle"
Most of the Republicans who voted against Hurricane Sandy aid had previously voted in favor of such aid to their own districts and/or aid to districts represented by other Republicans. In other words, they stood on a lack of principle. Being new, Tom Cotton has not yet had a chance to stand on that shaky ground, but we'll see soon enough: another tornado season is coming up.

Looks like the news director will have to settle for that small Northwest Arkansas radio station, because at this rate, he'll never get a real job.

Posted by: AlphaCat

January 28, 2013 at 11:05 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )