I've started deleting teabaggers and other far right types from my friends list altogether. I don't care. I don't want that shit in my life.
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Well, I think the that statement Obama is the first president not to lay a wreath at Arlington, although not a fact, is a pretty interesting commentary on his patriotism, and that has to say something. It indeed has the exact same sentence structure as a fact.
The only politically vocal far-right FB friend I have is my cousin, who I keep around because (a) he's only 14, (b) he doesn't talk politics all that much, and (c) his parents are in a cult. So his political beliefs are not his fault and will almost certainly evolve over time. (And also, the fact that he's a Tea Party sympathizing transexual babybat goth is...well, I can't wait to see how he grows up.)
My dad's a constant forwarder of emails that he gets, and lately more and more of them are anti-Obama ones. At least earlier this week, when he had forwarded a really bad one that claimed Obama didn't attend Columbia University, he sent an apology with the link to Snopes (I'm guessing one of his liberal kids/nephews got back to him on the veracity).
Tea is of the gods.
Yeah, but President W Bush didn't in 2002 cause he was in France. And Pres Obama is laying a wreath at a cemetery in Illinois.
according to Snopes, Bush I never went to Arlington and Reagan missed a few, among others.
imho, laying down a wreath somewhere is much the equivalent of wearing a flag pin. I'm more concerned about what he does, and does not do, in office, not how many symbolic gestures he makes.
Pres Obama is laying a wreath at a cemetery in Illinois.
That's what is driving me nuts about the Arlington kerfuffle. The Abraham Lincoln National Cemetary in Elwood, IL, is just as viable a cemetary as Arlington, if less wellknown.
The Abraham Lincoln National Cemetary in Elwood, IL, is just as viable a cemetary as Arlington, if less wellknown.
Exactly. I am sure the families near the vast number of other National Cemeteries wouldn't mind having a president go to their ceremonies.