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By WirelessBuzz

July 27, 2006 8:21 PM | Link to this

If Cagle wants to lose this conservative’s vote, start aligning himself with McCain.

By CVS

July 27, 2006 9:39 PM | Link to this

I hope neither Cagle or other GOP candiates here in the peach state stand too close to McCain… the man is toxic and not even close to being a conservative.

By Blue in Georgia

July 28, 2006 7:11 AM | Link to this

I thought McCain was decent until he got all cozy with the likes of Jerry Falwell.

By Debbie

July 28, 2006 7:55 AM | Link to this

I am not at all suprised that McCain and Cagle are cozying up. Birds of a feather flock together.

By conservativecore

July 28, 2006 8:06 AM | Link to this

If you think McCain got cozy you should read the article in esquire this month. You may like him even more for taking Falwell on right in his own backyard.

By Woody Bass

July 28, 2006 8:15 AM | Link to this

I dont know why there is so much disdain for McCain. He and Giuliani are probably the only two closest things to true moderates (that I can think of right off) this country has.

By Debbie

July 28, 2006 8:21 AM | Link to this

I like Giuliani but despise McCain.

McCain is the pro illegal immigration candidate. He and Ted Kennedy came up with the disgraceful Senate Immigration Bill. McCain likes to appease liberals and the press.

By CobbGOPer

July 28, 2006 9:15 AM | Link to this

I’ll say it again: George Allen for President ‘08

McCain can go pound sand.

By Rebel Without A Pause

July 28, 2006 9:27 AM | Link to this

I wouldn’t vote for McCain if he were the last candidate on earth. You always hear “never say never”, but I will “never” vote for McCain for anything. Cagle is pushing it by campaigning with him. He makes me sick.

By Rawena

July 28, 2006 9:28 AM | Link to this

It takes a Clinton to clean up after a Bush.

Chelsea 2008!

By Debbie

July 28, 2006 9:34 AM | Link to this

http://poll.gallup.com/content/default.aspx?ci=23764&pg=1

Most Democrats would find John Edwards, Sen. Hillary Clinton, Al Gore — and, to a lesser extent — John Kerry to be acceptable presidential nominees for their party in 2008. Roughly 7 in 10 Republicans rate Rudy Giuliani and Secretary of State Condoleezza as acceptable 2008 presidential nominees. While a majority of Republicans view John McCain as acceptable, a substantial proportion (41%) does not.

By Tony

July 28, 2006 10:37 AM | Link to this

Debbie,

By your logic Rudy and Ralph are birds of a feather? Ralphie a friend of gay marriage? We know he sold out on abortion.

By Debbie

July 28, 2006 10:43 AM | Link to this

I was referring to the fact that they are both politicians that go along to get along and don’t like to ruffle feathers.

By Rawena

July 28, 2006 10:50 AM | Link to this

Oh dear Debbie. oh dear oh dear oh dear…..

By Betinick

July 28, 2006 11:46 AM | Link to this

DEBBIE—I have started reading these blogs as entertainment because of YOU. I’m sorry but you are one of the stupiest people I have ever read on one of these things. You didn’t even know that Ronald Reagan was the first divorced US President. Who taught you History over in Alabama—-your independent Baptist home-school or one of those racist charged “Christian Academies”?

By Rawena

July 28, 2006 11:50 AM | Link to this

You are almost absolutely right, Betinick ,in your comments on Debbie.

She is riot. She makes no sense at all and contradicts herself without even realizing it.

I, however, am from Alabama. She’s got to be a product of home-schooling.

By John C. Fremont

July 28, 2006 11:52 AM | Link to this

Debbie—As a rabid conservative Republican, Reaganite not Bushite, for heaven sakes “shut up Debbie” as you are an embarssment to the whole Republican establishment especially the right-wing like myself. Does your husband have a straight-jacket and maybe even a muzzle? This is Georgia not your native Alabama where they don’t know any better.

By Rawena

July 28, 2006 11:56 AM | Link to this

We do know better in Alabama. At least some of us.

By Philly

July 28, 2006 12:10 PM | Link to this

John, you are an embarassment to me. I would rather have Debbie speaking on Republican politics than someone who apperently considers John Fremont as a role model. Rawena, you are a liberal so I really don’t care what you think. You probably idolize the Clintons so there goes your integrity.

Ignore those losers Debbie and keep on posting.

I detest John McCain as well and am tired of politicians like him. They walk on egg shells so the don’t offend liberals or anyone else.

Betnick, You defend gays right to marry so put a sock in it. I prefer not to hear your rantings any longer.

By Reagan Conservative

July 28, 2006 12:20 PM | Link to this

John, You are anti christian and probably are against the Ten Commandments from being displayed in Government buildings. I don’t want you speaking for me. You are a loser with a capital L. Reagan spoke quite frequently about his faith in God.

I love the fact Debbie makes you liberals and RINO’s like John made.

Betinick, you are probably a gay activist . You despise Reagan. I have seen Debbie’s postings and yours. Debbie’s is well thought out. Yours are so full of anger and childish. She has more intelligence in her little finger than you do in your entire body.

By Rawena

July 28, 2006 12:35 PM | Link to this

Makes us made?

By Rawena

July 28, 2006 12:53 PM | Link to this

Reagan Conservative,

Will you answer a question please?

Did you go to the Dan Quayle School of Grammar?

By Tony

July 28, 2006 1:06 PM | Link to this

“I was referring to the fact that they are both politicians that go along to get along and don’t like to ruffle feathers.”

So Debbie, as I asked, are you saying your man Rudy is the same? I mean after all what is a liberal Republican who commits adultery and supports gay rights and abortion and a, well - Ralph Reed doing together? That’s not exactly a likeminded pairing either…quite an odd couple.

By Woody Bass

July 28, 2006 3:23 PM | Link to this

Geez.. are you all still so frightened of gay marriage? Who marries who is none of your business… and even less of the governments business.

As for the topic of this piece..

if McCain/Giuliani (or vice versa) were to run together… they would win - hands down.. name two other people who could pull more votes from both liberals and conservatives.. and yes.. even over that Clinton lady (who I dont think would win her nomination anyway).

By John C. Fremont

July 28, 2006 6:22 PM | Link to this

Debbie—get a g-string and smell it as you are a Repubilican we can do without. Your defense of the Party is so weak you are an embarrassment not a help. Let the Republicans triumph without you idiotic George Wallace of Alabama reasoning. Simply put, for loyal Republicans you are ill -equippped. John C. Fremont the first Republican candidate for President-You probably despise Lincoln too as being from Alabama. What a poor joke you are—are Dems hiring you?

By Betinick

July 28, 2006 6:56 PM | Link to this

To Reagan Conservative or whatever—I am a Barry Goldwater Republican which basically means libertarian or even to some idiots like Debbie —“a whatever you are Republican”. Call me a gay activist—-which I am NOT—but I don’t care. In Barry Goldwater’s America—not Reagan who hedged—we are FREE! Read that you simpleton Debbie and Reagan Conservative and weep! Goldwater anyday triumphs Reagan except for LBJ’s popularity with civil rights and yes even Vietnam which Reagan supported as well!!

By UGA

July 28, 2006 7:20 PM | Link to this

Well it looks like with Betinick and Fremont Republicans are getting back on track without the Ralph Reed’s and Christian Coalition—it is about time! Take that Debbie and Reagan Conservative and cry loud for Nelson Rockefeller, Dwight Eisenhower or Gerald Ford!!!!!! You ignorant people of our party!

By Betty Ford

July 28, 2006 7:52 PM | Link to this

Well its is about time we heard from true Republicans and not Dixiecrats—I would add Richrad Nixon to UGA’s list if it weren’t for his morals!

By Democrat

July 28, 2006 7:58 PM | Link to this

Well my my it looks like Ralph Reed, John McCain, and Casey Cagle have caused the Grand Ole Party to implode or self-destruct and pro Ian McKellen or openly gay in the Georgia militia named by Zell Miller a Republican sympathizer is really helping out. Thankd God I am a Jimmy Carter Democrat!

By Debbie

July 29, 2006 9:23 AM | Link to this

John, go sniff some glue and destroy the rest of the brain cells you have left.

Activists like you truly embarass Reagan Conservatives. You are so close to the Democrats it is uncanny.

Why don’t you have the nerve to call yourself what you are- A Liberal. I bet you believe drugs should be legalized, too.

I lived in Alabama but am from Louisiana and I will match my IQ against yours anyday of the week. I design, build and maintain computer networks. I graduated from college with a 3.74 average and scored 34 on the ACT test.

Thank goodness you and betinick are not like the average Georgian. The average Georgian believes abortion is wrong, they are against gay marriage and believe the Ten Commandments should be displayed in government buildings. They believe it is ok to say prayer before a football game. In other words, you two clowns are in the minority and most Georgians agree with me.

Religion played a vital role in the founding of our country and should do so today. I would urge you to read the articles from link from the “Library of Congress”.

http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/religion/

By debbie

July 29, 2006 9:31 AM | Link to this

By the way UGA, Gerald Ford’s was the first campaign I volunteered for. Even had my picture made with him.

I also like Giuliani because he can defet the Democrats i n 2008

By Meltdown

July 29, 2006 10:59 AM | Link to this

Debbie, I believe you’re confusing the people who settled the country with the people who founded our system of government. The founders were largely Deists (Franklin, Jefferson, Madison, Allen, et al).

I urge you to check out [http://www.nizkor.org/features/fallacies/]. The sections on ad hominum and appeal to popularity should be enlightening.

I would observe that the “average Georgian” probably has much in common with the “average European” of the 15th century. They believed that the Earth was flat and had 4 corners, and that the Sun rotated around the Earth. More importantly, they believed that it was perfectly OK to burn those godless heretics (Liberals?) at the stake for their blasphemous writings.

The average Georgian also believes that the Earth is 6,000 years old and was made by Gawd with all of the cool fossils already installed for our amazement.

By John C. fremont

July 29, 2006 11:49 AM | Link to this

Thanks Debbie size 5, married, from Louisiana and not Alabama, computer whiz, IQ 34—IQ’s are archaic indicators— no longer accepted anymore as valid because of basically the people who make up the questions—-but when it comes to American history one thing for sure is you earn F. Stay with the computer industry and quit embarassing us Republicans who are moderately right and don’t give a damn about anybody’s business but their own unless that business is infringing upon others—I’m pro-prayer, anti-abortion, for Bush’s illegal immigration program, and very pro-African American as ALL true Republicans from John C. Fremont—our first Presidential canidate—to Martin Luther King Senior should stand for.

By John C. Fremont

July 29, 2006 11:55 AM | Link to this

Sorry Debbie that was ACT test not IQ but 34 is not too exciting a score honestly especially in view of how those questions are made out and again by whom usually the white educated middle to upper whites of the country.

By Cobb

July 29, 2006 12:17 PM | Link to this

Debbie, The fish on the back of your Lexus is crocked. That was you right. License plate TIM DEB???

By Betinick

July 29, 2006 9:08 PM | Link to this

I thought she would more likely drive a big Cadillac SUV or Lincoln Continental SUV! I know she’s got lots of money from what I’ve read from her. Yeah sure I’m a liberal because I am at heart a libertarian anyday over Dem or Rep.

By Rawena

July 30, 2006 8:11 AM | Link to this

YES! You’re NOT from Alabama.
Thank Goddess! (reference, to Debbie, Size 5, 34 on her SAT)

By Grass Roots Guy

July 30, 2006 8:47 AM | Link to this

Say what you will, but the truth is McCain will cause trouble for Cagle in the fall. This is a stupid move. Most conservatives do not trust McCain

By Debbie

July 30, 2006 10:06 AM | Link to this

Youi are all wrong as usual. I drive a Mazda.

John, I could tell you are racist and had a HUGE chip on your shoulder.

I bet you think that money should be paid to former slaves..

Meltdown, you just can’t handle the fact you liberals get your butts kicked at the ballot box. You are out of touch with the maistream voter. You try to find a way to excuse your constant losses by saying the masses are too ignorant to know what is best for them.

It is you libs that are ignorant.

Cagle will l ikely not win in November. The GOP voters will not be united behind him. With him forming an alliance with McCain, he is just shooting himself in the foot. More Georgians have a favorible opinion of Rudy than they do they multiple personality McCain.

By John C. Fremont

July 30, 2006 10:43 AM | Link to this

Debbie—you ignorant woman—there is no such thing as race—it is a meaningless term as there is only one race —-the human race—and just because I’m a Black Republican makes me neither an Uncle Tom to you or a any other ignorant white person—usually Democrats — ir to the likes of you an inarticulate Republican!

By Rawena

July 30, 2006 3:49 PM | Link to this

Debbie, Please keep blogging. You bring endless enjoyment!

Really! Even the other Republicans are making fun of you.

By Tony

July 30, 2006 9:16 PM | Link to this

Debbie,

You call someone a racist and then say they’re probably someone who wants money to be paid to former slaves. First of all former slaves are dead. Second of all, I’d doubt a racist would feel that way about slavery reparations.

And to everyone here, I’d seriously question Debbie’s prognostication abilities. She predicted Reed would beat Cagle by 10-15 points and that Bush and Cheney would personally campaign hard for Ralph. She also said that as dim as it looked close to the election that Ralph had a lot still up his sleeves…..what happened Debbie?

By Meltdown

July 30, 2006 10:54 PM | Link to this

Actually, what I can’t handle is silly twits, however well educated, putting words in my mouth. Is a liberal anyone who doesn’t agree with you? I’m actually a libertarian leaning independant (and recovering Republican), but that would involve WAY too much thinking to wrap your head around, right? It’s much easier to just push the big L button and forget about it.

I also have a hard time with people who claim to represent the Creator in order to gain political power. Apparently, so do a majority of GA Republicans (finally). I think our “constant losses” ended July 18th.

The people who used God to justify their power grabs in 15th century Europe were scum - so are the people in the Middle East who have turned their countries into backwards hellholes, and so are those who would do the same to the country founded by Washington, Jefferson, and Franklin. The forces of darkness and ignorance have always been out there - maybe now we have them on the run.

By Betinick

July 30, 2006 11:30 PM | Link to this

Debbie—you are simply PUT the stupidest person I have ever encountered in print—lay off of your free speech rights as you are absolutely a most embarassing Republican and Guy Milner even agrees!!!!!!

By John C. Fremont

July 30, 2006 11:42 PM | Link to this

Debbie— YOU white hussie Democrat in disguise—-no wonder so much damage has been done to the Republican party in Georgia because of your and Sadie Field’s support of theat scumbag Ralph Reed. God will take care of what you and Fields do!

By UGA

July 30, 2006 11:49 PM | Link to this

Yes I agree—The Debbies of the Republican Party in Georgia—plus Sadie Fields will be its downfall plus George W. Bush who I cannot BELIEVE I VOTED for, you pro-illegal immigrant. Yes you scumbag President you are an insult to racial purity and I don’t care if your nephew comes from a mixed catholic-HispANIC MARRIAGE ON xANAX.!!!.

By Betinick

July 30, 2006 11:52 PM | Link to this

UGA— calm it down now-Dubya is not that bad as he does support mixed Catholic marriage with darkies like myself!!!!

By Anne

July 30, 2006 11:59 PM | Link to this

Is this conversation between REPUBLICANS for real—makes me want to become a member of mixed-marriages of Georgia as I so adore my new husband. Besidees what marriage like McCain’s is not mixed? An incestuous brother and sister in marriage are mixed and I hope my FORMER Church knows it!!!!!!!!

By Grass Roots Guy

July 31, 2006 8:24 AM | Link to this

Get back to the main point please and stop attacking Debbie.

Cagle harms his chances in November by bringing McCain into his fold. We may not agree with Guilianni on all his issues, but he is the nation’s hero following 9/11.

No one knows who John McCain is. He can be with Ted Kennedy one moment and with Russ Fiengold the next. He is a firebrand who never met a TV camera he didn’t like, but a conservative Republican he is not.

I guess all those “conservative” Cagle supporters will remain quiet about this, but this does not help Cagle obtain the 44% who voted against him. If McCain is in, I’m out.

By Philly

July 31, 2006 8:49 AM | Link to this

John, Rawena, Tony, UGA, you are all losers. You just don’t like Debbie because she speaks her mind. None of you like christians being involved in politics. I think she is great !!! Your postings are like something someone smoking crack would write. It makes me sick to read them. You are all pathetic. The fact all you hate Debbie makes me like her even more.You are all disgusting. Go back to your drugs.

You , Tony do more harm to the Republican Party than Bill Simon does. I think you are atheist or gay like Simon is.

John, even I can see that black chip you carry on your shoulder. I do think you are racist like Louis Farrakhan.

By Philly

July 31, 2006 8:55 AM | Link to this

Grassroots, why are you suprised about Cagle and McCain. Like Debbie said, “Birds of a feather flock together”. You never know how Cagle will vote either.

First he helps kill Tort Reform in 2004 then helps pass it a year later.

I would never vote for Cagle. I would rather see a Democrat in office. After all, the Lt. Governor is nothing but a figurehead. What real power does he have?

We can send a message about the negative campaign Cagle ran. We can say that we will not support that type of campaign. I urge all Reed supporter to just say no on Casey Cagle in November. We can send a real message. Either vote Dem or Lib or do not vote for Lt. Governor.

By Reagan Conservative

July 31, 2006 9:21 AM | Link to this

You call yourselves Republican but clearly are not. You are just woves in sheep’s clothing. You are not fooling anyone. You spew nothing but pure hatred. You just attack instead of debating.

Debbie makes you look foolish and you don’t like it. You are the ones that are dumb and ignorant. You are the ones that make Republicans and Georgianslook bad.

The majority of Georgian voters agree with Debbie not you turkeys. The agree with me, grassroots guy, and Philly…

BTW, Tony/Bill Simon, Debbie also said Handel and Black would win. 2 out of 3 ain’t bad. Your candidate Konop sure got his clock cleaned by Tom Price did he not?

By Common Sense

July 31, 2006 9:59 AM | Link to this

Debbie, we really don’t care who you do like or you don’t like. We really don’t care that you spew hatred and rhetoric that have absolutely no impact on the way policy or politics are played out.

I ask you, Debbie: What have you done lately? What have YOU done for the advancement of our society, of our state, of our community? Instead of running your mouth and complaining all the time, why not spend your time doing something pro-active—- like getting off all these blogs/postings and going out and DOING SOMETHING for the betterment of our society???

Actually, Debbie, I should retract my first sentence. Because , if there is one thing we do all care about: it’s usually voting for the person you are hating on.

By Debbie - Size 5

July 31, 2006 10:04 AM | Link to this

I go to church EVERY Sunday and always take my cell phone with me to everyone of my kids soccer games.

I am indoctrinating my children to be brainless zombies like me.

That’s what I am doing Common Sense!

(for those of you who don’t realize this is cynicism. Definition can be found on Dictionary.com)

By True History

July 31, 2006 10:06 AM | Link to this

On October 26, 1967, McCain was shot down in his A-4 Skyhawk over Vietnam, by a Soviet-made anti-aircraft missile, and was held as a prisoner of war in Hanoi for five-and-a-half years, mostly in the infamous Hanoi Hilton. McCain had two broken arms and a broken leg after he ejected from his plane. McCain landed in Truc Bach Lake. After he regained consciousness, a mob gathered around him and stripped him of his clothing. He was then tortured by Vietnamese soldiers. He was bayonetted in his left foot and groin. His shoulder was crushed by another soldier’s rifle butt. He was then transported to the Hanoi Hilton, also known as Hoa Lo Prison.

Once McCain arrived at the Hanoi Hilton, he was placed in a cell and interrogated daily. When McCain refused to provide any information to his captors, he was beaten until he lost consciousness….

Republicans are wary of McCain’s “maverick” positions, including McCain’s Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, which they charge would undermine First Amendment free speech protections, and the fact that he has sometimes sided with Democrats on issues ranging from global warming and his vote against President Bush’s 2001 tax cuts. McCain has won mixed reviews for his handling of judicial nominations, drawing criticism from some conservatives for his leadership in the Gang of 14 deal on judicial filibusters, an outcry which was later tempered by the agreement’s perceived success in averting a filibuster against U.S. Supreme Court nominees John Roberts and Samuel Alito, who won confirmation. However, these same positions are also the reasons why political moderates might support McCain in a presidential election. One area where McCain has largely won support from conservatives is in his aggressive defense of the Iraq War.

Show some love to the man. Trying reading his memoir- Faith of My Fathers.

By Common Sense

July 31, 2006 10:14 AM | Link to this

Debbie, put down your cellphone and pay attention to your kids at their soccer game.

Maybe that IS just what is wrong with the world today— people complain but don’t do anything about it. People btching about wanting change, but not doing anything about it. People who play on their cellphone instead of engaging in their children’s lives.

(for those of you who don’t realize this is “hypocrisy.” And yes, Debbie, the definition can also be found on Dictionary.com)

HYPOCRITE (pronunciation: “deb-bie”): a person who pretends to have virtues, moral or religious beliefs, principles, etc., that he or she does not actually possess, esp. a person whose actions belie stated beliefs.

I’d rather be a cynic than a hypocrite anyday.

By Philly

July 31, 2006 10:16 AM | Link to this

Common sense. It is you and your kind that spew hate. Show me one posting that shows Debbie spewing hate. I can show you many postings of you libs spewing hate.

Debbie size 5, you are showing your lack of maturity and probably hate the fact Debbie is against gay marriage. Over 70% of Georgians are including myself. Grow up.

True History, John McCain blasted the military for torturing prisoners taken in the war on terror. McCain is too unpredictable and I would not vote for him. I dislike him tremondously.

It is easy to spot you in favor of gay marriage in blogs. You all say the same things.

By common sense

July 31, 2006 10:16 AM | Link to this

I like Debbie-size5. She’s much better than Debbie the original! =o)

By Philly

July 31, 2006 10:19 AM | Link to this

Common sense, Debbie and others like myself are doing something to better society. We volunteer for candidates that are against gay marriage and help rally legislators to pass the anti gay marriage ammendment. We support pro family candidates.

Tell me what have you done to better society?

By Common Sense

July 31, 2006 10:32 AM | Link to this

Oh, dear Philly.

You really want to know my list? I mentor and tutor underpriviledged kids in the Atlanta area. I also volunteer for candidates that are against gay marriage and help rally legislators to pass the anti gay marriage ammendment. I also support pro family candidates. I also am a member of that nice little organization called the Junior League- which, if you may not know, is there for “promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.” I also go to homeless shelters and soup kitchens. I volunteer with local conservancy groups to help clean and upkeep our local parks and streams. I go to church on Sunday

Yes, Philly, I am an upstanding citizen in my community too as well. But that’s not the point, is it?

The point is that you are going to “spew the hatred” towards any person who disagrees with you or your candidate. What makes our country great is the ability for us to ‘agree to disagree’. But please, Philly, don’t force your opinions on us about a candidate. Because someone doesn’t agree with you doesn’t mean we are wrong. We just don’t agree with you. “The true measure of a our party’s strength is how they rise to master the moment when it does arrive - band together or fall apart? ” It’s time to think like a team - we win together, we lose together.

By Philly

July 31, 2006 10:42 AM | Link to this

Stop being a hypocrite common sense, you attacked Debbie and now you are attacking me. YOU are the one spewing hatred. Here is a novel idea for you. Why don’t you practice what you preach and stop being a hypocrite?

Again, I ask you show me one posting that has Debbie spewing hate.

I am a member of the Lion’s Club. We provide eye exams and glasses for low income children.

Everyone has differing opinions on candidates and should feel free to express them without being attacked. I will not support Cagle and that is what makes you angry now isn’t it? Practice what you preach.

By Sandy

July 31, 2006 10:49 AM | Link to this

Commons sense, give me a break. You are the one that attacked and you have the gall to blast someone else for it.

For hypocrite, take a look in the mirror because that is you. You think it is ok for you to engage in attacks but God forbid someone else does.

I like Debbie’s postings. She is concise and to the point and she does not beat around the bush.

She is also not a hypocrite like you. How do you suppose to know anything about if she even has kids or even a cell phone?

Your true colors are showing.

Philly, I am in complete agreement about Cagle. He is slime and will not get my vote.

By A Reed Supporter

July 31, 2006 12:34 PM | Link to this

McCAIN’S LINK TO CAGLE IS NOT NEW!

I have never liked saying, “I told you so!” But, Casey, “I told you so!” Now that you defeated Ralph Reed with the help of the AJC and John McCain, you are NOT their fair-haired little boy any more! “How does it feel?” I don’t believe anyone who would allow themselves to be used in this manner can represent Republicans. And why is it the AJC tries to convince people that McCain’s material was not the basis of all your false charges against Reed?

Oh, well, so far the AJC WINS BIG TIME…I supposse I am also helping THEM in the final analysis, because I will vote for Martin in Nov.

By Tony

July 31, 2006 1:46 PM | Link to this

Philly is completely clueless. Someone who hides behind such a name calling others names is quite humorous. Try not hiding behind a name and hiding behind a religion and be a little more honest…or are you being honest with us?

As for my religious beliefs I am a Christian. I am not perfect and you clearly are not as well. You and the other Reed followers who pretend to be Christians while hating on every group who doesn’t goosestep along with you are an embarrassment to the GOP and Christianity.

So called Reagan Conservative who is anything BUT conservative has no clue what he’s talking about because he’s just another idiot calling me Bill Simon. Keep on proving how ignorant you are of the situation. You prove my point that there are brainless robots who believe anything they’re told by their masters Fields and Reed.

By Tony

July 31, 2006 1:51 PM | Link to this

to the so-called Christians and Republicans who like to call Cagle the elementary school names, what exactly is your reasoning for hating him so much? Why are you judging him the way you are? Is it fine for your master Reed to repeatedly bearing false witness against Cagle for breaking federal and state laws but not fine to show the world that Ralph serves money over God? Even Pat Robertson said there’s an issue with him serving two masters - God and Mammon.

I guess it’s quite alright to support Reed’s sleaze and excuse that bearing false withness, lying, and deceiving, but anything Cagle says backed up with fact is sleaze.

And it’s fine for so called principled conservative Christians to go support liberals who support gay rights, gay marriage, and abortion. Go figure. Your hypocrisy knows no bounds.