Alan Grayson: Hates children, hates seniors, loves satan
Read my previous posts on the Alan Grayson/Daniel Webster congressional race here and here.
Now Townhall is turning the tables on Grayson with its “Alan Grayson: Hates children, hates seniors, loves satan” ad, explaining:
“In context, out of context, whatever.” In light of Alan Grayson’s false attack ads against his Republican opponent Dan Webster, the Townhall.com editorial team approves this out-of-context message.
Ha! Hope Grayson enjoys a taste of his own medicine.
Oct.04, 2010 9:19 am |
MSM anti-life bias, Political anti-life bias, Voting |
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
Speaking of Congress, there is a black conservative Republican running in South Carolina’s 1st district, and he’s prolife! While I’m not a Republican and don’t consider myself conservative, I am thrilled that he is prolife. Here’s a link to his campaign:
http://www.votetimscott.com/splash/
Before I die, I want to see a black prolife woman in Congress . . .
I can’t open the Townhall link– not sure if the problem is on your end or mine.
Funny video, though! I grew up in Florida but don’t live there anymore. It’s interesting to have an outside view of the insanity of Florida politics.
Hi phillymiss,
You’ve probably heard of Star Parker (not to be confused with Star Jones of television fame) who is running for the U.S. House of Representatives in the 37th Congressional district in LA county, CA. She’s a smart woman and pro-life!
See more at http://www.starparkerforcongress.com/bio.asp
Whoops, the problem was on our end. Fixed. Thanks, Kelsey.
Go Star Parker!! She is awesome I have heard her speak and read her books. I pray Tim Scott will win. It would be great to have them both serve. Please pray and give if you can. I was able to give my little bit to Star’s campaign. You may get your wish phillymiss if we can get Star elected in November.
Yes, I’ve heard of Star Parker, and I’m glad she’s running, but she really doesn’t have much of a chance in that Los Angeles district. I believe, however, that Scott is ahead. Funny, he won a runoff against Strom Thurmond’s son (or it might have been his grandson). Ol’ Strom — who was against integration but fathered a half-black daughter — must be rolling in his grave!
I have heard from Star on this blog, she says she has a good chance and her Democratic opponent is vulnerable. So don ‘t count her out. If anyone on this blog knows anyone in Star’s district please encourage them to vote for her, get the word out for her, knock on some doors, hand out her literature and financially support her campaign.
I remain convinced that Congressman Grayson is the first member of his family to walk upright.