A warning to Bob Barr: Brawls over illegal immigration and gay marriage loom
So far as we know, Bob Barr hasn’t yet decide whether to challenge U.S. Rep. Tom Graves of Ranger in a Republican primary fight for the 14th Congressional District.
But somebody out there is already trying to help the 2008 Libertarian presidential candidate make up his mind – with a quick bit of opposition research that prophesies that a challenge to Graves would quickly devolve into a brawl over immigration and gay marriage.
We don’t know the author, but you can examine the sheet by clicking here. It accuses Barr, a former Georgia congressman, of registering as a lobbyist for the ACLU, and – in 2008, as a Libertarian – of openly campaigning against GOP presidential nominee John McCain.
Let us just say that, given the way that McCain is viewed by many grassroots Republicans in Georgia, that last point may be somewhat insincere.
Among sheet’s main arguments:
Bob Barr opposed H.B. 87, Georgia’s tough new illegal immigration law
– Barr claims that Georgia’s [tough] new illegal immigration law was only passed “to make good headlines” and says it is “bad policy.”
– Barr’s ACLU buddies have joined with the Mexican government in suing Georgia over H.B. 87.
(Source: ajc.com: The Barr Code: 2/14/11)
Here’s a passage from the Barr column in question:
Politics aside, it is interesting to witness so many Republican legislators who profess allegiance to principles of federalism and more limited government police power, tripping over themselves to support legislation such as these immigration-based bills.
Greatly expanding the power of law state and local law enforcement to stop and detain people, premised on a power that resides with the federal, not state government to begin with, hardly fits traditional definitions of “conservative.” When it comes to immigration, consistency is often not a component of the debate.
And there’s this, also from the sheet:
Bob Barr now supports gay marriage
– In Congress, Barr wrote the Defense of Marriage Act, which defined marriage on the federal level as a legal union between a man and a woman.
– Now, lobbyist Barr agrees with President Obama that the law is unconstitutional and supports the decision by the Department of Justice to stop defending the law in court.
(Source: LA Times.com: Opinion: Bob Barr, 1/5/09)
Bob Barr now supports repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
– In a keynote speech to this year’s Log Cabin Republicans National Convention, Barr said that “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell should be repealed…..”
(Long Cabin Republicans News Release: Congressman Bob Barr’s Remarks at 2011 Long Cabin National Convention, Apr. 30, 2011)
The Log Cabin speech is still online. Here’s a paragraph:
”A license is a control mechanism; also a means to raise revenue. To license is to grant permission. To license is to control. Which brings us to the real question when discussing whether same-sex marriage should be legal – why do individuals need the government’s permission to marry? The real issue here is not marriage – it is control. Control – the Big C of 21st Century public policy. The important question is whether the government has the proper authority to dictate which individuals can enter into a binding legal agreement. The very nature and history of government action since our nation’s founding reveals it is all about power and control. The effort to define marriage directly or indirectly is but another of many examples of this universal truth.”
- By Jim Galloway, Political Insider
For instant updates, follow me on Twitter, or connect with me on Facebook.
Tell us what you think about the site
Customer Care »
Vacation stops, manage subscriptions and more
AJC Services
Sections
Other Editions
Visitor Agreement | Privacy Statement
© 2013 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
83 comments Add your comment
Drooly
October 27th, 2011
3:23 pm
To say zippo about his open borders agenda.
NW GA gal
October 27th, 2011
3:41 pm
Wow – this shows how scared Graves and his tea-drinking buddies must be of Barr’s considerable fundraising abilities! If he really thought these issues would crush Barr, he’d keep them neatly tucked away for a moment much further down the campaign trail.
joe
October 27th, 2011
3:41 pm
Looney Tunes Barr at it again
Legally Here
October 27th, 2011
3:43 pm
“Barr’s ACLU buddies have joined with the Mexican government in sewing Georgia over H.B. 87.
The Mexican government is “sewing” Georgia? Can’t wait to see what that blanket looks like.
cartoon
October 27th, 2011
3:43 pm
Bob Barr couldn’t get elected to a girl scout cookie jamboree.
Tim B.
October 27th, 2011
3:44 pm
Ahhh, it has already started. Republicans attacking republicans. Don’t you just love political season?
Cecil
October 27th, 2011
3:45 pm
Barr would wipe the floor with Graves. Find something better to write about Jimmy boy.
yuzeyurbrane
October 27th, 2011
3:46 pm
Who wudda thunk? And I always thought Barr was a right-winger!!
Mark
October 27th, 2011
3:48 pm
You mean to tell me all you guys beat “td” posting? WOW she must be losing her mo-jo. LOL
Wayne
October 27th, 2011
3:50 pm
Aren’t we stretching just a bit here? Once Barr decides to run, I’m sure he will have a good reason for writing and saying what he did. Sounds like Galloway isn’t a fan of Barr by printing this garbage. Galloway, you scared Barr might get elected?
TruthBe
October 27th, 2011
3:51 pm
Man’s laws are faulded. But GOD’s laws are not. Marriage is betwwen one man and one women. Gays are not to be married but can have a union if they want. Real Marriage does have it’s advanages. So what. Don’t like it then get a “Real Marrige” or some help.
Jerome Horwitz
October 27th, 2011
3:53 pm
I always feel like I need a shower when I agree with Bob. However, he, at least, is true to his convictions. Unlike the rest of the GA delegation who believe they can legislate morality.
Reagan Conservative
October 27th, 2011
3:58 pm
New title to article: “A warning to Tom Graves: be afraid, be very afraid.” Graves is scared and is probably wetting his pants from all the tea he’s had.
Tom
October 27th, 2011
3:59 pm
TruthBe, to the laws of which “God” are you referring?
In this country, THE only and final arbiter for ANY and ALL law is the Constitution of the United States…..not the Bible, the Talmud, the Torah, the Koran, the Book of Mormon, the Rig-Veda, the Tripitaka, the Book of Buddha, or Mastering the Art of French Cooking (my fave of the bunch).
Rangers in 6
October 27th, 2011
4:00 pm
Haha. That’s right reagan. Graves should invest in depends if he decides to go on the campaign trial against Barr.
SAWB
October 27th, 2011
4:01 pm
While I will readily admit there are a lot of things about homosexuality that I do not understand. However, I fail to see how what Ben & Jerry do in their mid-town bungalow is of any real concern to me or anyone else. If they leave me alone than I see no reason not to simply leave them alone. Maybe we need to focus on how the Federal Government is “doing” us and not who is “doing” each other.
td
October 27th, 2011
4:02 pm
I do get to vote in this election and it may be a good idea to send Bob back to Washington. He did such a good job on impeaching Clinton and we may need his services again if Obama gets re elected.
Mikes
October 27th, 2011
4:16 pm
Bob Barr was never as conservative as he appeared. There are those who have not forgiven him for what he did to Pat Swindall.
DannyX
October 27th, 2011
4:17 pm
“Man’s laws are faulded. But GOD’s laws are not.”
What on earth does that mean? God’s law?
Divorce is a CHOICE!
Public prayer is FORBIDDEN!
God’s law?
Tom
October 27th, 2011
4:17 pm
Barr came to realize that one’s personal beliefs cannot be used as license to usurp and/or bass tur dize the Constitution.
jgalloway
October 27th, 2011
4:18 pm
Wayne:
Chances are that I’ve known Bob Barr longer than you’ve been alive — since his federal prosecutor days. He’s a nice fellow, and we respect each other. I knew Tom Graves when he was in the General Assembly. Again, a very nice guy.
I think you might want to adjust your concept of news. Reporting on an attack that’s out there — clearly an effort, however anonymous, to make Barr think twice about joining the race — isn’t the same as endorsing that effort.
Supporters of Graves, I’m sure, will be heartened by some of the paragraphs above. But fans of Barr also might want to know that their guy is already posing a worry to some Graves’ enthusiasts.
Once in a while, you have to step back and let an actual fact wash over you.
Centrist
October 27th, 2011
4:24 pm
It is gross journalistic neglect to publish rumor, unsubstantiated facts, and anonymous/unattributed hit pieces. Pure ulterior motives are at play here.
But then I expect nothing more from the AJC.
Ryan Shakur
October 27th, 2011
4:25 pm
My man Bob Barr…good ol’ Bob. I like to call him “The Answer Man”, that guy’s got the answer for EVERYTHING.
But I guess so does Tom Graves…only problem: I never heard of ‘em LOL. just kidding
Let the games begin
Ga Values...Just call me heartless
October 27th, 2011
4:34 pm
I have my problems with Bob, mainly the ughly women e runs around with but I voted for him for President & would vote for him if he runs for the House. Graves is simply a crook.
td
October 27th, 2011
4:38 pm
Who is Wayne?
RGB
October 27th, 2011
4:41 pm
Is Barr still pro-Second Amendment or is that passe’?
Independent voter
October 27th, 2011
4:41 pm
I will vote for Barr because he didnt think Troy Davis should be murder.
Big Daddy
October 27th, 2011
4:43 pm
Bob Barr lost his marbles a long time ago. However, anything he did to Pat Swindle [sic], short of gutting him in the woods, was not extreme enough.
Three Jack
October 27th, 2011
4:50 pm
centrist, there is nothing unsubstantiated about the fact sheet, it’s all true and would lead me along with many others to vote for Barr over Graves. As a conservative, I agree with Barr’s opposition to HB87, marijuana laws and gay marriage restrictions (they should suffer the same as us heterosexuals many of whom have decided living together is much more appealing than signing off for life with one person).
If it comes down to a personal comparison of the 2 guys, Graves better be worried. Anybody who would defend not paying back $2M by saying, ‘the bank should have known I didn’t have that kind of money when they loaned it to me’ doesn’t deserve to be re-elected.
Independent voter
October 27th, 2011
4:54 pm
I am prochoice why should we decide if same sex choose to marry it none of my business.
Td you can try your best to impeach president Obama but it want work.
Td my vote will count in Georgia for president Obama.
Ol' Timer
October 27th, 2011
4:54 pm
Everybody is entitled to be stupid, including Mr. Graves and his rabid followers; however, it does appear that some are abusing the privilege.
Diehard
October 27th, 2011
4:54 pm
Pity the people of the 14th district that they might actually have a choice between a public servant and a politician. For all Barr’s foibles and past indiscretions on issues, he is a learned and studious public servant. Barr was chairman of the Cobb GOP when it was a real party organization. He chose to be a Republican here in Georgia when it was not the easy thing to do nor did it come with any guarantees of being on the winning side. Tom Graves is just plain lucky.
Independent voter
October 27th, 2011
4:55 pm
JGalloway we need someone in Georgia who can beat Nathan Deal.
Hypocrite Hunter
October 27th, 2011
4:55 pm
Graves supporters should be afraid of Bob Barr. Graves is a nice guy, and his passionate populism has resonated with his district but his financial failures shroud his message with a huge hypocrisy question mark. Barr actually moves the personal liberty pendulum a little center right and leaves the economic message pretty consistent. Barr is consistent and a great campaigner who is both reasoned and passionate in his positions. It will be interesting to see how that message is heard.
Independent voter
October 27th, 2011
4:57 pm
Hypocrite Hunter do you think Bob Barr will win the african american vote because he was against the murder of Troy Davis.
Aquagirl
October 27th, 2011
5:04 pm
It is gross journalistic neglect to publish rumor, unsubstantiated facts, and anonymous/unattributed hit pieces.
Take all those out of political news and Jim would be running a blank column every day.
RGB
October 27th, 2011
5:05 pm
I’ll bet Barr won’t get the police officer-murderer vote–whatcha think?
Centrist
October 27th, 2011
5:06 pm
@ Three Jack – A “fact” sheet that has no author has NO BUSINESS being published in a newspaper.
Graves (and Rogers) borrowed the money based on property as EQUITY along with their signatures. Typical like many loans during the rising real estate market bubble. They were foreclosed and lost the equity to the bank. They were sued for the difference, but counter-sued claiming there was a promise of refinancing which never was executed. BOTH suits were SETTLED. We don’t know the terms of the settlement – it was a private business transaction and private settlement. No taxpayer dollars were involved. Lies about not paying back $2M, and taxpayers on the hook are typical here – but lies nonetheless.
Hate to tell you and the other partisans – Graves is going to be overwhelmingly re-elected because his politics fit well with a large majority of his constituents. He will likely lose some votes due to this bad business deal since it reflects on him personally. Partisans can call the tens of thousands of voters who re-elect him “stupid”, “rednecks”, or whatever – it won’t change the outcome.
Frederick Douglass
October 27th, 2011
5:18 pm
Independent Voter
Apparently you’re new to Georgia, and haven’t heard the persistent rumor that’s been floating around about Bob Barr being a black man that’s passing for white (true story). Kind of sheds a new light on the Troy Davis saga, and whether people think blacks will vote for Barr in great numbers.
jconservative
October 27th, 2011
5:27 pm
Jim,
Most Georgians are not partial to facts. You should know this. So no need to bring them out.
Barr will learn that one needs to be careful to what you write if there is any possibility of running for elective ofice. Reference Rick Perry’s book which has sunk his presidential ambitions.
NW GA gal
October 27th, 2011
5:28 pm
Hey, fellas, why are you worried about the “black vote” in this contest?
a) only 8.26% of the voting age population is the new 14th CD is African-American (only the new 9th is “whiter”)
b) how many of these neighbors of mine are registered?
c) how many will pick of a GOP ballot next summer?
Find something else to wonder about – the “black vote” will not impact this possible race!
Michael Marr
October 27th, 2011
5:34 pm
Galloway would be accused of being liberal by saying Obama is president.
yuzeyurbrane
October 27th, 2011
5:40 pm
Centrist, interesting ability to rationalize ethical shortcomings of Graves. Would you do the same for a Democrat office holder? I go by the smell test and by the old saying that if it walks like a duck, talks like a duck and looks like a duck, it’s a duck. Anyway, don’t live in that district so I don’t have a dog in that fight between 2 pretty conservative guys.
MB
October 27th, 2011
5:42 pm
Bob Barr will say and do anything to get elected. At best he is a RINO who lacks integrity. I hope he does decide to run so a true conservative like Tom Graves can whip his tail!
AntiGalloway
October 27th, 2011
5:50 pm
Jesus Christ, listening or reading anything from Galloway is akin to 1: watching my ex-wife argue with herself in an empty parking lot OR 2: Practicing mental masturbation. Lots of brain enjoyment, nothing of real substance.
Centrist
October 27th, 2011
6:01 pm
yuzeyurbrane posted – “Centrist, interesting ability to rationalize ethical shortcomings of Graves. Would you do the same for a Democrat office holder?”
No rationalization – just listed the FACTS that were reported in the AJC. I said he will lose SOME votes as it reflects on him personally. I’m not endorsing him.
And yes, I would do the same for a Democrat office holder who was being lied about here – but have yet to see that happen other than unfair personal attacks on Obama when I have often stated that I think is wrong and in poor taste.
Bob
October 27th, 2011
6:15 pm
If this is true, then you’ve got a crook (Graves) against a delusional old man (Barr), and what kind of choice is that? I’m thinking we would be better off without any representation in the 14th, maybe outsourcing decisions to Bechtel or Hailiburton.
bart
October 27th, 2011
6:22 pm
Graves is unethical and a crook. Anybody would be better than him.
ElGordo
October 27th, 2011
6:25 pm
My recollection is that Barr actually worked with the ACLU on a fairly conservative issue. Considering that Barr has earned worldwide renown as a privacy expert, this makes perfect sense. From their press release:
WASHINGTON – In a surprise announcement that comes on the heels of news that the outgoing Majority Leader, Richard Armey (R-TX), is considering consulting for the American Civil Liberties Union, the group said today that it also plans to hire conservative firebrand Bob Barr (R-GA) to work on informational and data privacy issues.
“Rep. Barr and the ACLU disagree on many other issues, but we have no doubt that a strange bedfellows collaboration between us will yield great things for informational and data privacy rights,” said Laura W. Murphy, Director of the ACLU’s Washington Legislative Office.
ACLU Executive Director Anthony Romero said that Barr’s agreement to work with the ACLU “demonstrates how deeply concerns about personal privacy cut across partisan lines.” He noted that the ACLU has “no permanent friendsand no permanent enemies, just permanent values.”
“We look forward to working with Congressman Barr in our fight to protect data and information privacy,” Romero said.
The ACLU’s Murphy said that with both Congress and the White House controlled by the Republican Party, the ACLU must be realistic as it seeks to influence policy in Washington. “If we’re going to affect federal policy, we have to have access.” …
Dave
October 27th, 2011
6:57 pm
So, though I hated him years ago, given the quotes, I’d have to vote for him now if I lived over there.
honested
October 27th, 2011
7:09 pm
The only useful thing bobbarr ever did was to expose the ’swindaller’ and send him where he belonged.
Aside from that, he seems to be really good at separating fools from their money!
Between bobbar’s misguided self importance and grave’s downright incompetence, it could be time for a REAL Democrat to clean up.
Looking at what ‘conservatives’ have done for North GA, people might want to think about what that term really means.
double
October 27th, 2011
7:12 pm
Graves don’t pay his just debts,and should not be elected for any political office.
td
October 27th, 2011
7:34 pm
honested
October 27th, 2011
7:09 pm
You seem to forget the very best thing he ever did was to lead the impeachment of Bill Clinton. He did a great job of proving without a reasonable doubt that Clinton was guilty. To bad the Senate played politics on the matter and did not listen to the evidence presented.
Jezel
October 27th, 2011
7:48 pm
After the way you went after Clinton for infidelity…while you were doing the same thing….GO SIT DOWN SOMEWHERE AND BE QUIET.
td
October 27th, 2011
8:04 pm
Jezel
October 27th, 2011
7:48 pm
Clinton was found guilty of lying under oath. You libs have a double standard. You want everyone else held accountable for their actions except for your own leaders.
benjamin franklin cheatham
October 27th, 2011
8:05 pm
It is very apparent that Mr. Barr, nor Mr. Galloway have never had 25 illegal aliens move into the three bedroom house next door. I have, and I don’t live within 200 miles of an onion field. It gives more and more of us, who share that experience, enough insight into this issue to know that those who advocate selectively exempting millions of people from our immigration laws, have self serving and short term, ulterior motives.
I can understand the business class of Republicans, who control the party, and have an insatiable appetite for more wealth, no matter who it impacts, but I don’t understand how the blue collar Republicans can be so easily taken in.
And, I totally don’t understand what is in it for Democrats. The issue has absolutely nothing to do with human rights. It has always been about transfering cost from the wealthy to the middle class.
double
October 27th, 2011
8:12 pm
Yeah Richard Millhouse Nixon TD’s kind of man.
thewindwhistler
October 27th, 2011
8:30 pm
Would this be a mid life career change for Bob. First he was a Congressman then he had a column for the AJC and now he wants to be a Congressman again. I wonder if Bob is having a midlife crisis. It happens you know, when you see your youth and charm slipping away. I won’t get into that, I remember when I lost a lot of weight, bought some new clothes and regained my youth and vitality.
Bob will get through it alright. I do not know about this gay stuff, where does he stand this?
What is this lobbyist stuff, what is he lobbying for? I still think he hit the pinnacle when he wrote about the Sheriff and the $90,000 Dodge Viper, I am still waiting to hear how that came out.
No Longer Republican
October 27th, 2011
8:30 pm
Never have been a big Bob Barr fan, but he would be a MAJOR improvement of Graves…hell my dog would be a major improvement over that moron.
Alexander
October 27th, 2011
8:49 pm
i didn’t really care for Barr as a Congressman, but I believe he’s grown since then. Perfect? No. Better than Graves? You betcha. Barr’s single most irritating accomplishment as a congressman is that he didn’t accomplish much. He was just an opposition guy.
I have had the chance to hang around him since and read his columns. It is unlikely I would agree with his viewpoint on a lot of things, but I will respect what I believe is an honest opinion.
Graves is little more than an opportunitst. I will expect more from Barr.
Jackie
October 27th, 2011
9:22 pm
Barr is toast. His AJC columns make him unelectable in any republican districe in Georgia. He has a better chance of unseating John Lewis than he does of beating Graves.
gimmeabreak
October 27th, 2011
11:01 pm
Barr has not got a chance. Republican turned Libertarian turned Republican and has ACLU attached to his name…not a chance.
honested
October 27th, 2011
11:11 pm
td,
Yeah I forgot he was involved in that witch hunt against the GREATEST PRESIDENT IN HISTORY, but since he put the swindler in the slammer (identifying a serial criminal early) I can forgive him.
Life has hammered down most of the rest of the ‘managers’ since then, and America got to see what pants-wetters they were under shrub.
honested
October 27th, 2011
11:12 pm
jackie,
Given what a lightweight, empty suit graves is, what is it you find appealing about him?
rudikkingme
October 28th, 2011
12:32 am
I’m not a fan of Barr or Galloway, but it really pissed me off that Galloway coddled his trolls with, “Once in a while you have to let the truth wash over you.”
How dare he?
That’s the kind of thing that makes my inner-troll wanna puke.
But I know that Galloway din’t realize what he was implicatin’ and I know he wants to apologize. So that’s why I insist that Jim take it back….TAKE IT BACK…MR..Galloway, and maybe I can convince the other trolls that you really din’t mean it…..
Well?
Jklol
No KoolAid
October 28th, 2011
4:00 am
The games will begin? They haven’t stopped since the 2008 results came in. The current two party system, complete with infighting and games is running this country into the ground. As an issue based independent, reading this about Bob Barr makes me want to vote for him. I’d be happy to plant his sign in my front yard.
Smoke
October 28th, 2011
5:51 am
“It is gross journalistic neglect to publish rumor, unsubstantiated facts, and anonymous/unattributed hit pieces. Pure ulterior motives are at play here.” Since FOX News dropped the “fair and balance,” it must be OK to broadcast and telecast rumors, unsubstantiated facts, and anonymous/unattributed hit pieces.
Smoke
October 28th, 2011
5:52 am
Off subject. Has anyone seen Rick Perry’s certificate of live birth? He looks and acts like a robot.
Smoke
October 28th, 2011
5:56 am
Bob Barr was not faithful, but he doesn’t flip-flop, and shows that there are a few folks with an independent streak in Dixiecratland.
rawmilkdrinker
October 28th, 2011
6:46 am
Bob Barr is like Charlie Norwood was prior to his death; ask either of them a question and you could get an honest opinion without hysterics. Not that I always agreed with their answers, but it was civil discussion. Bob is right about privacy and liberty, neither of which is the same as being safe, cowering in fear because something bad might happen.It certainly will if we don’t give all of our information out and show our papers to anybody who happens by in uniform. Besides which, What business is it of the government or the church who I decide to share with?
Frederick Douglass
October 28th, 2011
6:52 am
Smoke @ 5:52
Rick Perry’s not a robot, he walks like one due to an old service injury. Yeah, the guy fell off a bar during a spirited game of dead bug in Italy back in “72″.
Jezel
October 28th, 2011
6:55 am
td…you do not know the definition of liberal or conservative.
Edward Ruffin
October 28th, 2011
7:36 am
Barr has as much chance of being elected to congress as Gingrich has of being elected president. Barr’s position on the issues is all over the place, little of which is Conservative. He can’t beat Graves.
honested
October 28th, 2011
7:51 am
Again, as no fan of bobbarr, what is it that makes people believe graves is somehow un-defeatable?
Is it his ‘vast legislative record’?
His ‘penchant for leadership’?
That he doesn’t bother himself with constituents unless they show up with a big check?
I don’t get it.
benjamin franklin cheatham
October 28th, 2011
7:56 am
Not changing the subject, but did anyone monitor Shady’s China junket – how many unnecessary guest/family members accompanied him, and what did it cost Georgia taxpayers and what did it accomplish for Georgia taxpayers? Or, was he on another mission for Sonny’s syndicate?
Alexander
October 28th, 2011
8:06 am
Many ACLU affiliates are beyond the pale. But if they hadn’t been on their wall protecting civil
Liberties, anyone posting here about an elected official would be expecting a knock on their door later today. Want to know what it would be like?
Check out the movie: the lives of others
Alexander
October 28th, 2011
8:07 am
…and I admire Barr for his unbending support of our civil liberties.
carlosgvv
October 28th, 2011
9:06 am
I would guess that both Barr and Graves, like Mitt Romney, will do and say whatever it takes to get elected.
TheNetGenius
October 28th, 2011
11:04 am
What have we turned marriage into?!?! Looks more like a sham an social device to drive the economy more an more every with the amount of people getting marriage or wanting to for the sake of it…As a millennial, I realize that marriage today isn’t the bond that my parents had when they got married (35 years in!), it’s a total joke now, nothing like when it meant something. Is there anything sacred anymore? And when are we going to take this world serious for the sake creating parameters & borders to this idiocy? To the woman trying to get your boy in the girl scouts, chop off his chromosome first and see if he’s fine with that first & be a PARENT not an freewill enabler
BILLY MAYS HERE
October 28th, 2011
5:17 pm
Well you see, big government is good when it’s being used to enforce the prejudices of KKKristians
fire eater
October 29th, 2011
4:25 am
I am shocked to see Bob Barr defending third-world immigration and homo marriage…either of these stands will sink him in this district. Bob, what have you been smoking?
Read Pat Buchanan’s new book about America’s grim future, “Suicide of a Superpower.” I would have liked to see this man on the debate stage with the pitiful crew fielded by the Republicans this year. So far no comment on Buchanan’s greatest book from the hatekeepers at SPLC and ADL.
Will Jones - Atlanta Jeffersonian Exegesis
October 29th, 2011
11:49 pm
The promotion and protection of illegal immigration by Hispanic Roman Catholics to our whig-founded Promised Land is an organized invasion for conquest. The institution orchestrating it, termed “the real Anti-Christ,”"an engine for enslaving mankind” by America’s anointed Founder and Prophet, Thomas Jefferson, is so confident of its success – given its control of Congress and the Supreme Court – that it has openly published a signed confession of treason: “National Pastoral Plan for Hispanic Ministry,” Publication / Office of Publishing and Promotion Services, United States Catholic Conference, No. 199-7, ISBN-13: 978-1555861995
“Do not ask for whom the bell tolls…”
They are emptying their teeming slums and brothels of Latin America to take the pressure off their slave aristocracy in place for hundreds of years to usurp our utopian, credal, civil religion’s individual sovereignty and to replenish their dioceses bankrupted by pedophile priest judgements enforced by our courts.
Let us remove their twin Fasces nailed to the front wall of the U.S. House and expropriate their Fifth Column now feeding on our blood.
sho'nuff
November 1st, 2011
8:52 am
I hope that the Honorable Mr. Barr would run for the Senate seat. Chambliss and Issakson must go!!