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lucianne.com/shortcuts or
http://j.mp/0CutsL earlier today
gave the WashTimes link below with the comment: Second amendment
advocates are warned to bring sidearms to ensure peaceful
Thanksgiving. Bookmark the Ldot Must Reads or /shortcuts page for
daily chuckles from link comments and cartoon of the day.
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The last name of the Democratic National Committee communications
director seems to me to be providential. Law enforcement will be
particularly reminded to read him his Miranda rights.
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Advocacy of political correctness seems to be as all consuming of
common sense and common decency as the advocacy of sharia law or the
advocacy of the dictatorship of the proletariat or advocacy of the
germanic superman. Much more destructive of common sense, and common
decency, actually, than these other perversions.
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Lord willing, I will attempt to post better things about our great
All-American holiday soon. Stay tuned.
DNC
offers holiday guide for dealing with Republican relatives
The
Washington Times http://www.washingtontimes.com
[/] http://j.mp/0ThanksDNC [/]
or
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/nov/24/dnc-offers-holiday-guide-dealing-gop-relatives/
The
Democratic National Committee sent an email Tuesday to supporters
with advice on how to talk to their Republican relatives during the
holiday season, referring them to a website aimed at debunking
right-wing talking points.
“It’s
that time of year — full of food and fun and celebrating with
family and friends. But we here at the DNC know that occasionally all
that togetherness can lead to some … let’s call them ‘lively’
conversations about politics with one Republican uncle,” reads the
email, sent by Luis Miranda, DNC communications director. “So I’m
officially deputizing you to serve as a Deputy Democratic
Spokesperson this holiday season — and giving you special access to
all the facts you could ever want.
“We’ve
designed a handy website with the perfect responses to all the most
common right-wing talking points spouted by your family members who
may spend a little too much time tuned into factually-challenged
conservative talk radio,” the email reads.
Mr.
Miranda advises Democrats “not to blame your Republican relatives
too much — after all, they’re only taking after the GOP’s
presidential candidates and their loose interpretation of reality.”
This
week Republican presidential front-runner Donald J. Trump came under
fire for saying that thousands of people in New Jersey cheered when
the World Trade Center crumbled on 9/11. Fact-checking [N.B. Leftie-speak for “fact-spinning”.] website Politifact said the
claim “defies basic logic” and gave Mr. Trump a “Pants on fire”
rating.
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