Comments on: Your morning jolt: Health care reform and the return of Ralph Reed

By: Michelle

Michelle — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 11:46:22 +0000

Ralph Reed went from using christians for his own political and financial purposes to using politicians and gambling indians and now back to christians. He embarrassed himself and all christians in his fall from grace. Now he has returned to his base roots which is deceit and division and if you trust him again you must be brain dead.

By: SirLiptonSoup

SirLiptonSoup — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 11:43:29 +0000

It is clear what reed is after: power and influence, which he will use to line his wallet with cash. Rightwing nutjobs like bill white and leftist morons like will jones will advocate the use of any smarmy politician directly related to a set of specific causes as long as THEY benefit. Ralph Reed is an evil, manipulative person who is only after power and influence. He will do NOTHING for the state of Georgia. We’ll get no additional oil, water, or tax cuts. We WILL get more corruption in government. That, is a given.

By: Bill White

Bill White — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 01:13:37 +0000

As I sit here in my shed, I cannot believe the hatred directed at Mr. Reed. Let’s remember he did nothing wrong. He’s not behind bars. Go on and make your hateful comments, but do not forget that many people in your great state voted for him. Ralph would have been a great governor for your state by now which would have meant that God would be back in the schools and your taxes would be very low.
Like it or not, but Ralph is back and ready fight the liberals to the very end. He’s a God-fearing man with the experience to solve Georgia’s problems through unique free market-based approaches. Do you want water? Ralph will be behind the fight to re-draw the GA line to get a piece of the Tennessee and pipe all that good stuff your way. Do you want the lights on? Ralph will be behind getting more patriotic, clean nuke reators online. Do you want oil for your truck? Ralph will be behind drilling for more oil off our coast and in the Gulf and ANWR. No, Ralph won’t be governor, but he will be behind the scenes making all of this happen. God willing, Eric Johnson will be governor and will let Ralph into his house. GA will be so good with this team.

By: SirZiptonVonVlipton, the Lipton soup

SirZiptonVonVlipton, the Lipton soup — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 22:29:49 +0000

The problem we have today is we have pure unadulterated morons like bill white, and leftists like will jones attempting to assemble an agenda. We need to kick the reeds, bushes, kennedy’s, obamas, clintons, reids, pelosi’s, among many others OUT of our nation and make way for a third party that upholds the Constitution and Bill of Rights, the documents that matter.

By: SirZiptonVonVlipton, the Lipton soup

SirZiptonVonVlipton, the Lipton soup — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 22:26:37 +0000

billyjoebob white sez:”This was the best part of the webcast. Ralph is an incredible speaker-smooth, calm and of course, right on target. I cannot wait to see how he forms his new coalition”

Read mein kampf, then you have the RR chronicles. Ralph Reed is a lying, conniving, worthless, manipulative, power-hungry POS who loves to use the name of GOD and Jesus Christ to benefit his
power base and more importantly, his wallet. If ralph were to commit suicide, we would all benefit. He is evil.

By: Sean

Sean — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 17:44:02 +0000

“Ralph is a decent Christ-centered fella who is fully commited to stopping the liberals and their far left agenda of an expanded welfare state.”

Isn’t this the same thing they said about JIM JONES? Make you wonder!

By: Citizen of the World

Citizen of the World — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 17:31:55 +0000

Ralph Reed may not curse, but he takes the Lord’s name in vain every time he exploits his Christianity in an effort to get votes and gain power. “Faith and Freedom” — good grief. How about “Policy and Public Good.” Isn’t that what our leaders are supposed to be running on?

By: Rule .303

Rule .303 — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 17:23:00 +0000

God Hates Fags!…oooops wrong talking points, I meant God Hates the Expansion of Health Care!

By: James

James — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 16:26:21 +0000

I have an issues with a Christian-based organization taking over Congress. That isn’t the values this country was founded on. I am Christian, but I don’t feel that direction is the direction we should be headed.

By: Bill White

Bill White — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 16:23:58 +0000

@jconservative I have total confidence that Ralph will lead the charge to reduce and/or eliminate the existing Socialistic programs that are draining the nat’l budget. We just have to stick to our principles to swing the country back in the right direction and that means standing up to the far left. We’re already seeing the cracks form with the failure of the public option in this so-called reform plan. This is just like bending a finger back. You just have to keep going until that person cries, “Uncle!”