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Tag: Van JonesBy Corinthian Scales, Section News
As if this weren't already blatantly obvious.
Some may willingly refuse to look at reality for what it is, but the dregs of society are now on the inside, and they know better than .. you. (1 comment) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section News
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One cannot possibly know where they're heading without looking at a map.
What was once just malcontents on the outside is now an infestation inside government. Is anyone surprised to see the Guy Fawkes masks in Cairo? Well, you shouldn't be if you've been paying a shred of attention. (1 comment) Comments >> By Conservative First, Section News
Amy Elman, the "chair" of the Political Science department at Kalamazoo College is upset at the Kalamazoo Gazette's description of Van Jones.
Story repeats inaccuracies about Van Jones in advance of his visit to Kalamazoo College (letter) Here is what the Gazette said.
Van Jones, activist who resigned from Obama White House, to speak at Kalamazoo College That same year he was asked to resign from his White House post after his past involvement with a Sept. 11 conspiracy group, a radical group with Marxist roots and past statements against Republicans came to light, according to The Washington Post.Let's analyze Dr. Amy's complaint. I'd like to take a moment to comment on what I find to be a troubling presentation of Van Jones in the Kalamazoo Gazette.What's the misinformation? Let me take particular exception to the claim that Mr. Jones is a 9/11 conspiracy theorist who was somehow exposed for his "involvement" with Marxists. (2 comments, 1136 words in story) Full Story By JGillman, Section News
One must wonder at the rapid fire synaptic cacophony, and the neural civil war that must be going on inside our governor's head.
Given the results of the first 4 years in Lansing, it would usually be safe to assume that what was being done was not working. But not to our square in the round hole prodigy. Her head, bleeding common sense like a rusty sieve, seems to leave not much else but the worst laid plans, which for some reason refuse to die. Among those plans, is a celebration of the most destructive political religion known to man. That "green" theology which give man no credit for the mastery of his surroundings and lays only blame for one manufactured crisis upon another, onto the incredible successes that should see only praise. A celebration of failure, that is also shared by one Van Jones. (5 comments, 538 words in story) Full Story |
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