twitter.com/SunshineEmpire Updates for 2009-09-29

US 'to loosen' grip on internet: The US is set to loosen its control over how the internet is run when an agree.. http://bit.ly/2o9Dul #
Watching Fox News report on why we dont want Candian style health care. Neglects mentioning nobody is proposing that #
Check this video out — Shep Smith: Was That Canadian Health Care Story We Just Ran Fair? http://bit.ly/RaLgW #
One of the last of Nixon's old advance men has died. William Safire has finally passed. I guess that leaves Pat as one of the only ones left #
I criticize a Fox News piece on Shep Smith's show in an earlier tweet and turn it off before it was over. Shep asked same question I did. #
Were there Facebook polls about whether George W. Bush should be killed? That's right there wasn't. No Tea Party for that. #
Gov. Charlie Crist is blowing in the wind on CNN this morning. Obama's cool now Obama's not cool. #
Crist says Obama "took over auto industry." How are we controlling Chrysler, Ford, Toyota and BMW? #
Nobody has more nakedly repositioned politically for a primary campaign it seems than Charlie Crist. #
Crist says Obama heading for Jimmy Carter 1980 type loss. Probably deluded and plans on running for President in 2012 himself. #
CPR commercial tells viewer not to be fooled on #hcr. Yeah, start by not believing the garbage in that commercial. #
Interesting that Facebook poll asking about whether President should be murdered had health care reform related answer. #

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One Response to “twitter.com/SunshineEmpire Updates for 2009-09-29”

Tom Degan on September 30th, 2009 at 5:46 am

First Bill Buckley now Bill Safire. Two of the few remaining intelligent conservatives within the space of so short at time. The voices of reason within the conservative movement are dwindling by the day.

My left-leaning ways notwithstanding, although I did not agree with him much of the time, when William Safire spoke, I listened.

Meanwhile the movement that the two men were so identified with – the movement they both tried to save from the kooks, criminals and fools who have hijacked it – continues to implode.

Isn’t life wonderful?

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Tom Degan