Looks like FreeRepublic's "Thread That Never Dies" will be "Laura Bush Supports Gay Marriage"

[Amerigo Vespucci]

555 replies so far. Can't wait to see # 666.

:rofl:

The thread: "Laura Bush Supports Gay Marriage, Abortion"

The trembling, pants-pissing replies:

To: Free ThinkerNY

I keep reading stuff like this about her book, I think I will pass on buying this one and reading it.

2 posted on Wednesday, May 12, 2010 6:48:37 PM by tioga

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To: tioga

I agree. I have never understood how any woman who has had children could be in favor of abortion. The so called “homosexual marriage” is just bogus - “I just want to be enlightened” bologna.

5 posted on Wednesday, May 12, 2010 6:54:12 PM by svcw (Habakkuk 2:3)

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To: Free ThinkerNY

Very discouraging.

6 posted on Wednesday, May 12, 2010 6:54:19 PM by Extremely Extreme Extremist (Obamunism: You have two cows. The regime redistributes them and shoots you dead)

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To: Free ThinkerNY

What a waste of potential.

8 posted on Wednesday, May 12, 2010 6:55:39 PM by muddler (Obama is either incompetent or malicious, and it makes little difference which.)

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To: All

I’m very disappointed in the former first lady. I am heartened by President Bush’s stance.

I never expected Laura Bush to turn into Megan McCain. I won’t be buying her book either.

Expect Mrs. Bush to be warmly embraced by the women at the View, Rachel Maddow and Elena Kagen.

Thank God we still have Sarah to look up to.

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16 posted on Wednesday, May 12, 2010 7:03:21 PM by ClarenceThomasfan (President Bush will go down as one of our greatest presidents (next to Ronald Reagan))

[polichick]

1. LOL - they look up to Psycho Sarah?!

Which part do they like - the slaughter of wolves from airplanes, the way she totes her special needs child around like a sack of potatoes, her inability to finish a job, the way she tries to incite people to violence???

What upstanding rapture awaiting people!

[Amerigo Vespucci]

3. Pretty sad when one's light at the end of the tunnel is someone with tunnel vision.

:rofl:

:toast:

[polichick]

5. Touche! nt

[jberryhill]

14. They're hoping the wind blows her skirt just enough.... /nt

[polichick]

16. LOL - that's the only "looking up" that makes sense! nt

[ShortnFiery]

2. As I recall, *secular republicans* were most welcome in the party up to the early 1980s.

There were many right-wing libertarians who felt comfortable calling the republican party "home." Now right-wing libertarians are followers of Ron Paul.

There's a big vacuum to fill?

I welcome their help in getting our troops out of Iraq and Afghanistan YET I don't agree with their beliefs of little to no government. Less Corrupt government is the key.

[TheManInTheMac]

15. They call them "Paulistininas" and ban them quickly.

They also despise John McCain, Mitt Romney and a host of others that don't fit their mold of seditious hate-filled bigots. Freepers would make Archie Bunker sick to his stomach.

[AndyA]

4. ClarenceThomasfan...had to laugh at that one!

He must like to...sleep? Clarence Thomas is a waste of time and air.

And if they're going to look up to Sarah, they've got a long, hard fall ahead of them!

IDIOTS! IDIOTS!! IDIOTS!!!

:rofl:

[Brickbat]

7. I think it's just someone who likes black people to take their lead from white people and

never have their own thoughts. Just like Thomas.

[WCGreen]

6. This deserves a rec just because you go over there so that

we don't have to...

[customerserviceguy]

11. Yep, thanks for sparing me the trip over there

You give some pretty good color commentary on the heads exploding over there!

[customerserviceguy]

12. Deleted, dupe

[Amerigo Vespucci]

18. It's not a pleasant trip, that's for sure

I think it's important to know what's being said, but there are some things I would not copy and paste for any reason. I also don't post direct links to their stuff. Anyone who wants or "needs" to go to the original can do so easily enough with the information I provide.

I do it primarily for one reason...to constantly reinforce, with their own words, what the freepers consistently and vehemently deny: that they are small-minded, ignorant, bigoted sheep who have not mastered the art of "spell check."

:rofl:

:toast:

[Motown_Johnny]

8. Of Course she supports Gay Marriage, being married to W. she wishes she married a woman instead

[pipi_k]

9. Oooh, I can just see it now...

one of them will post on how Dubya should uphold the sanctity of Family Values by divorcing his traitorous wife

:+

[Froward69]

10. unreccers = pathetic FReepers that use morality to curb Liberty

Dumb fucks!

[tanyev]

13. LOL. I wondered how that was playing in Freeporia.

Hadn't yet mustered up the will to go and search the cesspool. Thanks for doing it for me.

[janx]

17. Look!

"Yep. That family, as a unit, was never pro-life. They were forced into a pro-life stance because of the Republican Platform and that was the only way they could win the nomination."

Gee...ya THINK?

:rofl:

[yellowcanine]

19. "Thank God we still have Sarah to look up to." That pretty much sums it up.

What a bunch of "looser morans".

[chat_noir]

20. WaPo 2005: Women Closest to Bush Are Pro-Choice

During the 2000 presidential campaign, Barbara Bush said the Republican Party should drop an anti-abortion plank from its national platform.

"Listen to your mama," declared a radio ad aired at the time by an abortion-rights group. "That's a family value we can all agree on."Now, as President Bush readies to announce his choice for a Supreme Court justice, that ad remains one of the only direct references to a rarely-mentioned fact: The women closest to the president support abortion rights. His mother, his wife and one of his most trusted advisors, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, all have stated that they believe Roe v. Wade should not be overturned.

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Laura Bush hardly has been expansive on the issue of abortion rights. Asked on the eve of the first inauguration whether Roe v. Wade should be overturned, she said, "No." Asked during the 2004 presidential race whether that was still her position, she said, "Yeah." Her terseness notwithstanding, she is a part of an unbroken tradition of Republican first ladies who supported a woman's right to choose, back to Pat Nixon, who said, "I believe abortion is a personal choice."

Rice, who is so close to the Bushes that she has been described as part of the family, said earlier this year that she was "mildly pro-choice." She later explained that she favored some restrictions but would keep abortion legal. "Like many Americans, I find the issue of abortion very difficult," she said on NBC.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/07/19/AR2005071901164.html