Acording to Richard Simon of the LA Times, those wild South Carolinians have exhibited breaks in decorum before:
In 1856, a South Carolina House member, Preston Brooks, entered the Senate chamber and severely beat abolitionist Sen. Charles Sumner of Massachusetts over the head with a cane.
Joe Wilson raised cane in a numbe
Good for our Prez for repeating:
"I do think that, as I said last night, we have to get to the point where we can have a conversation about big important issues that matter to the American people without vitriol, without name-calling, without the assumption of the worst of other people's motives," Obama said.r of ways."
How grand to have a president who can promote an articulate conversation.
And yes, Shame on Joe Wilson, whose site is still unavailable.
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Acording to Richard Simon of the LA Times, those wild South Carolinians have exhibited breaks in decorum before:
In 1856, a South Carolina House member, Preston Brooks, entered the Senate chamber and severely beat abolitionist Sen. Charles Sumner of Massachusetts over the head with a cane.
Joe Wilson raised cane in a numbe
Good for our Prez for repeating:
"I do think that, as I said last night, we have to get to the point where we can have a conversation about big important issues that matter to the American people without vitriol, without name-calling, without the assumption of the worst of other people's motives," Obama said.r of ways."
How grand to have a president who can promote an articulate conversation.
And yes, Shame on Joe Wilson, whose site is still unavailable.
Now this link goes to a new webpage with his shiny-apple bio on it, but no more "contact me". Grr.
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