GOP Congressman “Call Me Gutless” on Pigford
[Guest Post by Lee Stranahan]
I was a guest on the David Webb Show on Sirius / XM Patriot today, along with Congressman Steve King. Here’s an amazing story from Rep. King.
– Lee Stranahan
[Guest Post by Lee Stranahan]
I was a guest on the David Webb Show on Sirius / XM Patriot today, along with Congressman Steve King. Here’s an amazing story from Rep. King.
– Lee Stranahan
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“Call Me Gutless”
Sort of a variation of the way the military (yep, no less than the supposedly hard-nosed US military) was paralyzed by political correctness run amok when it came to the rantings of the US army doctor, Nidal Hasan, in the years leading up to his eventually shooting up and murdering people at Fort Hood in the name of Islam.
At the heart of that, the Pigford case and the recent phenomenon described below involves one thing: the corrupting, foolish, idiotic nature of left-leaning bias in the 21st century.
^ The media avoids focusing on the demographics of those involved in virtually all the cases of flash-mob looting in various cities. But it’s really the politics of the guy now in the White House and places like his home city (ie Chicago), and all the mindless liberalism in general (which, based on surveys, affects about 90-plus percent of the community at the heart of Pigford and flash-mob looting), that truly deserves to be focused on and slammed.
Mark (411533) — 6/18/2011 @ 4:13 pmKing is right about no one being held responsible for these acts if discrimination. Try to imagine a private business being sued for discrimination and requiring their customers to fork over a couple of billion to settle things. Does anyone think the customers wouldn’t ask why they have to pay and just who were these people that screwed up and what steps have been taken to correct the practices that were discriminatory.
Pigford stinks from beginning to end and if members of Congress can’t smell it they should get out of D.C.
MU789 (69b6ac) — 6/18/2011 @ 5:39 pmThis may be related to the mishandling of the Indian
trust funds, that Lamberth uncovered.
Meanwhile, Pigford, could be considered a poor approach to remedy, a longstanding problem.
http://historymatters.gmu.edu/d/6700
severus snape (72470d) — 6/18/2011 @ 6:38 pmHuh? What conceivable connection could there be? And have you got any idea at all of what commas are for? They’re not just decorations to be strewn about at random to make the text look pretty, you idiot.
Milhouse (ea66e3) — 6/18/2011 @ 9:56 pmI don’t have a complete explanation in particular with regards to West’s actions, which are quite dissapointing. As to the broader question:
http://www.eagleworldnews.com/2006/07/13/judge-removed-from-american-indian-trust-fund-mismanagement-case/
severus snape (72470d) — 6/18/2011 @ 9:59 pmInteresting assymetrical war on modern day capitalism, best way to solve this is also to make the punishment to those caught over-the-top harsh. So a 6 month sentence becomes 5 year sentence if caught in the flash mob crime.
Sponge Bob Square Pants (786e37) — 6/19/2011 @ 6:57 amSnape, you’re an idiot. How could there possibly be any connection between Pigford and the mess at Interior? And who the hell is West, and what has he got to do with this story?
Milhouse (ea66e3) — 6/19/2011 @ 10:00 am