Vast Write Wing - July 2010

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wade <wwlls@hotmail.com>

Hey Lynn,
Since being laid off here in Midland I'm looking for a job, and no I'm not on unemployment. I heard they offered Ms Sherrod a NEW position. Heck I didn't know it was open or I might have applied for it and they didn't even leave it open for a week. Oh well, maybe they will create me one down here.....Just A Thought

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Lynn:

I am a 5th generation Texan, and my family has lived in Midland since 1925. Caller Steve that you just had on in no way represents Midland. He is what one would call a "useful idiot" that the left has brainwashed totally.

He is obviously a recent immigrant to Texas, and is most likely some sort of urban leftist type who is in Texas due to a job.

He may be teachable, however given the junk he was spewing, I tend to doubt it.

Thank you for your show and all that you do.

KJ

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Hi Lynn,

I just heard your conversation with Steve, who apparently is a damyankee
forced to live in Texas. Tough break, and I think we

should let him return to wherever he came from. (He's the caller who said
Arizona's border law is racist and accused you of

being racist.) He believes Arizona's problems are attributable to all the
newbie retirees who have moved there. Apparently he

thought the ranch owner who was murdered on his own property by illegals
was a recent retiree. I was stationed during my entire

2 year draftee status in the U.S. Army '53 - '55, at Ft. Bliss in El Paso
and soldiers often went to Juarez just across the

border for night life. I recently heard that is no longer allowed because
of the drug gang violence in Juarez. Steve is an idiot!

Best Regards, Allen in Belton
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Hey Lynn, just the other day a Census worker came to my house. He was an older man named Jerry, and he was very nice, just wanted to clear up some information. We got to talking about politics, and even though he was a census worker, he did not agree with Obama or the Democrats at all. Just thought I'd let you know, I guess their not all liberals. Thanks Lynn!

S. C. B.

Steven Chad Burrow
Mathematics Professor

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Robert Orosco Jr. <k3services@live.com>

Lynn,
I live in Odessa and Steve sounded way way out of his mind. If Midland -Odessa were border towns and and had the same type of violence that Phoenix and Tucson does we would react very similar. Just like the human body identifies and eliminates viruses, diseases,and threats, we as a community, state, and nation should do the same.
Legal imigration is great but what illegals and drug smugglers are doing is the definition of a virus. Its slowly killing us as a nation!

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Greg Hietpas <Greg.Hietpas@nov.com>

Lynn, I think when Republicans avoid the question about what programs they might target for reductions might be justified. You know as well as I do that all the jurasic media wants are specifics so that they can attack Republicans as unfeeling, racist or any label that would gen up support for the Dems.

I enjoy your show.

Greg

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Lynn

Today (July 22) you received a call from Steve in Midland. Steve linked all the border troubles in Arizona to the high population of Anglo-Saxon retirees. Wow…..what an illogical jump.

I teach electrical apprentices. One of the first things that I tell them is that I have to train them in electrical logic. I ask them: “ If your bedroom light isn’t working, do you take a chain saw and rip open the ceiling to find the trouble?” Of course not, it is illogical. The logical thing to do is to replace the light bulb, check the switch, check the breaker or fuse, etc. Logic is learned through the discovery of truth.

Thank you so much for what you do. You are indeed the “secretary of logic”. Don’t get discouraged by illogical idiots like Steve in Midland. Keep preaching the truth. You do make a difference.

Thank you,
Danny Bailey
Odessa, Texas

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I recently came across a powerful article that gave me a whole new way to look at our politics. It was Angelo Codevilla's "America's Ruling Class" in the July issue of The American Spectator : America's Ruling Class -- And the Perils of Revolution

http://spectator.org/archives/2010/07/1 ... ss-and-the

I highly recommend that all Americans study it. The only downside is that it is very long, 20 pgs, but worth it. (Hint: If you read the first sentence of each paragraph, you'll get most of it)

It focuses on the fact that our two party system is a sham, that there is only ONE party, which is a "ruling class" of career political "elites", and that the rest of us are the "country class" made up of 2/3 of the country.

I still believe that the "Never Reelect" policy is the strongest way to get rid of the "Ruling Class". Toward the end he suggests other ways to take back our country.

Nelson Lee Walker

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Pete Farmer <jpfarmer2002@yahoo.com>

Hey Lynn, Why hasnt the Jurasik media and press asked the question to Mr. Robert Bibbs,,"DID THE PRESIDENT and ALL HIS MENIONS ACT STUPIDLY" in the Shirley Sherrod case. Just wish Major Garret had the GUTS to ask him such a question, since the Pres. made the rush to judgement on the Police Officer. Please God show us just ONE White House Media Person that has the guts to ask such a question. Thank you and keep up the good work. Pete

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From Donna Garner:

All – Tax cheat Charlie Rangel has just been charged by the House Ethics committee for several ethics violations. Through thick and thin, Chet Edwards has always stood by Rangel’s side:



Last year, Edwards voted twice to protect Charlie Rangel, the tax-cheating chairman of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee and benefactor of numerous House Democrats, helping to kill a resolution that would have removed Rangel from his leadership post. (House Roll Call 57 and 759)



Chet Edwards has also filled his campaign coffers with $42,000 of Rangel’s ethically-tainted campaign and PAC donations. (FEC.gov, accessed 03/01/10)



Now that these charges are official, will Edwards return the $42,000 he received from the ethically-challenged Democrat or will Edwards hold onto Rangel’s cash and continue to protect his corrupt Democrat ally?

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Richard Nesbit <renezy41@suddenlink.net>

This [Shirley Sherrod} is only a ploy to get your attention away from the public option they want to pass. Nothing more nothing less.

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That is certainly an interesting article, and it resonates as long as you are not interested in digging too deeply.

That article with minor variations has been thematic in American letters for as long as our Republic has existed. When the Constitution was written and ratified there truly was an elite class and the Constitution was designed to keep them that way. The Senate was composed of men (only) who were appointed to their position by the various state legislators. They were effectively the American House of Lords. The House of Representatives was “the People’s House” and was intended as much as anything to be a place for the common rabble-rousers to have their pretense of power.

I am not sure who these elite power-mongers are, but we the people have the option to replace the House of Representatives, from which all spending bills must originate, every two years.

When pundits such as those who wrote that column opine that our government is composed of some oligarchy put in place by some powerful, malignant set of people, they are actually referring to the fact that the majority of us elect the House members and are in fact that powerful, malignant set of people. If a majority of Americans believed that our government was specifically “wrong” then we would see a majority of the members of the House of Representative removed in a given election.

I want to note a couple of specifics about that article:

First, if one takes the time to actually research what happened in the financial institutional collapse that started in 2008, the use of the TARP money becomes very apparently rational. I find it ironic that the demand that the Bush administration should have known in advance exactly where the money was going to be applied are the very conservatives to whom George W. Bush appears as the ideal conservative. Henry Paulson was (and is) also a totally pro-business and anti-government interference conservative. The fact is that the TARP program was very vaguely worded because Secretary Paulson did not know exactly where the conflagration would have moved by the time he got the funds. The fact is, by keeping GM, Ford, AIG and the biggest banks in the country from failing, an almost certain worldwide financial collapse was averted. Governments stood aside in 1929 and let the free market take its course. The resulting “Great Depression” was finally remedied by a worldwide war that resulted in the deaths of tens of millions of people and the utter devastation of several of the leading industrial nations. With each succeeding institutional collapse like the one that manifested itself in 2008 the resulting war has increased its level of damage exponentially. There is serious doubt that mankind could survive another unrestricted world war. Far too many of the probable antagonists now have nuclear weapons.

Second: Since all spending bills must pass the House with a majority, and the House consistently is very representative of its constituents, anyone who claims that the power in the House of Representatives comes from some elite group who should be set aside is arguing for a minority rule by whatever ideological group they advocate. While the Republicans had control of both houses and Georg W Bush was President, the Democrats were making exactly the same argument. Their ideology was in a minority in the nation and they were convinced that some conspiracy was ruling the government. Now that the party alignment of the majority is on the other side, it is the conservative Republicans who are howling.

In essence, what I hear is:

“We, the RIGHTEOUS, who are the FEW who really UNDERSTAND what is truly going on and the ONLY ONES who have the TRUE path for the Republic, are the ONLY ones who have the RIGHT PATH for the nation and the government. If the weak-minded, ignorant masses would just listen to US, they would be awakened and agree with WE WHO ARE THE ONLY TRUE & WISE ELITE BEARERS OF TRUTH, LOGIC, and the AMERICAN WAY!”

I am, by the way, not referring to the Congress or the Administration, but to the protesters.

“For What It’s Worth” by Buffalo Springfield

There's something happening here
What it is ain't exactly clear
There's a man with a gun over there
Telling me I got to beware

I think it's time we stop, children, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down

There's battle lines being drawn
Nobody's right if everybody's wrong
Young people speaking their minds,
Getting so much resistance from behind

I think it's time we stop, hey, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down

What a field-day for the heat
A thousand people in the street
Singing songs and carrying signs
Mostly say, "Hooray for our side!"

It's time we stop, hey, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down

Paranoia strikes deep
Into your life, it will creep
It starts when you're always afraid
You step out of line, the man come and take you away

We better stop, hey, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down

Stop, hey, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
Stop, now, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
Stop, children, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

Jeff

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Blane Monks <blanemonks@aol.com>

Dear Mr. Woolley: I think that in releasing the Shirley Sherrod video that Andrew Breitbart was trying to point out that in condemning the Tea Party, the NAACP was missing the beam in its’ own eye, so to speak. In the NAACP/Sherrod video, NAACP attendees of the meeting Ms. Sherrod spoke at became quite enthusiastic in applauding her abuse of power as she related her holding out on a Caucasion farmer. Ms. Sherrod herself became increasingly animated as she related the story, apparently feeding off of the emotions of her audience. Thanks. Blane Monks

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Tom Schneider <topat5@aol.com>

Lynn; a recent article in World Net Daily talked of the rise of Conservative Hispanic Radio with Tito the Builder and others, you may want to consider getting him on the show as many Hispanics are hard working, very family and conservative, the Republican party seems to ignore them but we need the voting bloc they represent and shold reach out as you have been doing, that dosent mean we need to pander like the democrat party but rather expose the hypocricy of that party, republicans empower thru work ethic and democrats just want their votes for a few cheap trinkets. keep up the good work!

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lynn,
i hear you continuing to attack acorm. i realize you dont worry about
facts when you broadcast. altho the
organization was damaged by the fake
videos---acorn has been cleared of
wrongdoing! you should give your
listeners the whole story. i realize
the right wing doesnt want anyone
to help the poor or register them to
vote. remember "blessed are the poor"?
alan northcutt