"You, the elite Massachusetts people with your isolated values."

[Bluebear]

Santorum right now, complaining that those elite Massachusetts people with their "isolated sense of values" picked the gay marriage fight, not the good people of Omaha and San Antonio....

[tom_paine]

1. My God. If I was a Senator we'd have the caning of Santorum

I have had ENOUGH of their BULLSHIT! THEIR LIES! THEIR NAZI innuendoes!

ENOUGH!

[atreides1]

5. Well What Do You Expect

From a rat faced Nazi who took home a dead child to show his other children.

The man is already beyond the fringe.

[tom_paine]

28. You know, I dislike talking like a Fake Internet Tough Guy

I'm not one...a Tough Guy, I mean.

I'm just an average dude who will fight if pushed.

And I have simply had it with these kinder and gentler Nazis.

HAD IT!

[atreides1]

29. Ditto

n/t

[Liberal Veteran]

2. When did Mass become the provincial backwater of the US?

I wish someone would ask Santorum that and watch him stutter over it.

[K-W]

10. For the radical right, Mass has always been the problem

It started in the colonies, and its still here. The battle between the north and the south.

[BurtWorm]

3. Is it cynical to think the RNC is the midst of launching their attack?

Is it too cynical to think gay marriage is this year's Willy Horton? :eyes:

[bobbieinok]

9. this has been the religious right/RW plan since at least last Oct

[GCP]

15. You are correct, Sir!

We're going to get hammered on this all year, and when it's not gay marriage, it will be Kerry's "flip-flops".

I'm beginning to get really concerned about the level of hatred and vile spewing that we get every day from talk radio. It's got to have an effect, especially in the red states.

[Liberal Veteran]

4. By the way, should since gays can marry in Mass, should Rick be...

...busy fucking a corpse or an animal of some sort?

Isn't that what he said would happen?

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

21. No, he does that at home

And damn it, neither you, nor the government, has ANY business prying into his personal life!!!! :mad: :nopity: :nuke:

[Cobalt Violet]

6. What a jerk!!

Good thing I don't have cable so that idiots like him don't cause me to throw my TV out the window.

[TeacherCreature]

7. Mikulski giving them hell right now

tune in

[Davis_X_Machina]

8. The state is so isolated that...

..it keeps electing Republican governors, who then appoint Republican judges, who decide that the state constitution requires that justice be done.

[Warren DeMontague]

11. Yeah, so, Google "Santorum"

Thanks, Dan Savage!

:party:

[Bluebear]

12. It's code talk for Vote Bush, not Kerry

Evil, evil Massachusetts!

[Raven]

13. Send Santorum to the Granery Burial Ground in Boston

to view the graves of patriots. Then take him down to the waterfront to where the patriots dumped the tea. If it wasn't for the good patriots of Boston, this country would be flying the British flag and Omaha and San Antonio would be part of some other country.

[Lisa]

14. I thought the British were the last group to attack Massachusetts!

You know, back in the 18th century or so.


Looks like I was wrong. That Santorum. What a uniter.

[Bluebear]

16. And to insult Massachusetts, a cradle of liberty. It's unAmerican!

nt

[Forkboy]

17. Here's one Ma resident that's proud to be pissing that shitheel off

[sallyseven]

19. Me too.

I have despised him for a long time. He is just a jerk just like bush.

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

24. Amen to that!

I'm damn fucking proud of my Massachusetts heritage! I'll be a Massachusetts Democrat til the day I die, no matter where I wind up moving to!

[West Coast Democrat]

18. Is Oregon also an "elite" state with "isolated values" too, then?...

I thought Oregon was a swing state!!

[Ducks In A Row]

26. We're very elite

at least that's what I tell the gophers in my backyard.

[West Coast Democrat]

27. Oregonians aren't elite...

we just happen to be very political.

[MallRat]

20. Hey, Santorum: WE'RE THE GODDAMN CRADLE OF LIBERTY!

In the 1760's, Massachusetts was ahead of the curve on American liberty and "no taxation without representation." Did the Sons of Liberty have an "isolated sense of values?"

In the 1830's, Massachusetts was ahead of the curve in committing to public education for children. Did Horace Mann, considered to be the Father of American Education, have an "isolated sense of values?"

Throughout the first half of the 19th century, Massachusetts was ahead of the curve on abolition of slavery. Did Frederick Douglass have an "isolated sense of values?"

40 years from now, when gay marriage is recognized in all fifty states, and everyone looks back and wonders why it caused such a ruckus, maybe narrow-minded people like Santorum will reluctantly admit that we were right all along.

When that day comes, they'll say that Massachusetts didn't have an "isolated sense of values." We were just ahead of the curve, just like we've always been.

-MR

[AspenRose]

22. Did he mention San Antonio by name?

(It's where I grew up) If he did, he's got to be joking. Dallas, maybe, but not the hispanic-majority-usually-liberal-home-of-the-late-Henry-B.-Gonzalez-and-Henry-Cisneros San Antonio.

[Bluebear]

23. Yes he mentioned it by name

nt

[AspenRose]

25. Then he's more clueless than I thought.

I haven't been home in several years but it usually leans Democrat.

[Kinkistyle]

30. Hahaha, yeah, All us "isolated" global centers like NY, CA, MA etc...

Yeah, its always us states who are the doorways to international trade, art, education, business and entertainment like California, Massaschussetts and New York who have the "isolated" values :silly: