Did anyone hear the man-or-monkey junior

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statement on NPR local news today versus Joe Cook's one (LA ACLU), who had the negative commentary on the flag burning amendment?

Junior Monkey Jindal voted for the anti-flag burning amendment(surprise, surprise, surprise!), and made some trivial, patriotic, pandering statement as justification.

This is a monkey missing more than a few neurons in the cerebral cortex!

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1. Anyone remember the flag-burning during Vietnam war days?

Those pictures on TV and in the newspapers really infuriated the sheeple....so, they've decided to bring back their own special definition of "Patriotism" to rile up their base....after all, their base is being split, so they needed to throw out something Patriotic to unite them again.

How many flag-burning incidences have you noticed lately?

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2. Jindal sucks

Jindal is a sanctimonious little dweeb. I still don't get how he's become a so-called "rising star" in the Rep party.

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3. Do we have to call him monkey?

That is where we, as Democrats, get into trouble. Instead of dealing with the issues, we start slinging terms like "monkey junior" and then give the Republicans a reason to deflect the argument.

I was not surprised at Congressman Jindal's vote on flag burning. As soon as I heard it passed, I knew he voted for the amendment.

If we are going to attack any republican, lets try and restrict our points to those that are relevant to the discussion. Please!!!!!