Another Pro-Bush yahoo shows his true colors.

[Deep N RedLand]

Ok, so I'm watching this cowboy wanna-be just now on Democracy Now! talking the usual Right-Wing talking points about Cindy dishonoring the troops, etc.

Then when answering a question about Al Sharpten coming to Crawford he claimed they had someone coming from D.C. to counter him. Then, he couldn't resist adding nonchalantly that "He's a black fella." as is that was relevant to anything.

Then of course he had to go into the totally-off topic of "they" should work hard and get off welfare and when questioned to who "they" were could only claim "All people on welfare." Yeh, right!

With all the attempted ways the Right-Wing has been trying to tie Cindy with racists like David Duke, it's revealing how it doesn't take these home-grown Pro-Bush Texans long to reveal their true colors.

[Lefty48197]

1. Sometimes it's fun to "bait" them, and see how much they'll reveal.

Some people are too dumb to realize that they're exposing their stupidity.

[CatWoman]

2. he's a fucking idiot

Early on my third day I was browsing in the hat section of the Yellow Rose when a clerk approached me.

"Excuse me," I said, holding up two Old Glory mesh hats. "Which of these do you think looks more American?"

She smiled and walked away. A friendly feeling welled up inside me. Within five minutes I was talking to store owner Bill Johnson, a fanatical Bush devotee with a striking resemblance to frozen-sausage king Jimmy Dean. I introduced myself as a Fox TV booker named Larry Weinblatt and told Bill I wanted to bring Sean Hannity down to do a whole show with Sean standing between the Ten Commandments tablets. Bill was all over the idea.

"We want to have that kind of godlike effect," I said.

"Right," Bill said, nodding.

"Secondly, Sean, when he travels," I said, "he brings his own Nautilus equipment. He pumps iron before he goes on."

"Does he really?"

"Yeah," I said. "We get a lot of demonstrators when Sean does his show, and so what he likes to do, when he finishes the broadcast, he takes his shirt off and flexes his muscles for the crowd. You know, rrrr. . ."

"Is he really built like that?"

"Oh, man, he's huge," I said.

We went on like this for a while. Fifteen minutes later, we wrapped up the negotiations.

"Again," I said, "we'd like to use the bell, the Ten Commandments, that backdrop, some horses, and if you have those good-looking Christian girls, we'll take them, too."

"Whatever you want, we'll do it," Bill said.

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