Demoscum:  Pot, kettle, black

Whiny little hypocrite, thy name is Demoscum.

We have here a story from last week about a Crybabycrat teacher who's sniveling because she couldn't get in to see President Bush at one of his rallies up in Michigan.

Why, you ask?

Well, it seems that...um, how can I phrase this...she was wearing a Botox Boy/Ambulance Chaser sticker on her blouse.

Kathryn Mead wanted to see her first sitting president when George W. Bush visited the city.

"I had my ticket and photo identification, but they would not let me in because of this sticker," said Mead, a teacher at Traverse City West Senior High, who said she has seen Queen Elizabeth and Pope John Paul in person.

"I have never found this kind of screening anywhere in my travels around the world. I can't imagine being denied access to hearing the president of the United States speak."

You never went to any pep rallies for Kaiser Wilhelm von Slickmeister, did you, Kathy baby?

Several people outside the campaign event tried to console Mead, who was visibly upset.

"It really is comedic," said a man holding a Kerry/Edwards sign. "What absolute nonsense."

What, moron, because we wouldn't let you come inside and shout crap like "BushLiedPeopleDied" and "AWOL" at the top of your lungs?  This was our  rally, simpletons - not yours.

Lynn Larson, chair of the Grand Traverse Democratic Party, said the move is typical of other Bush rallies that only allow Republican supporters to see the president.

"The very reason that we are here protesting is to protect our First Amendment rights," she said. "When the Secret Service rips somebody's sticker off and takes their ticket away, it makes me even more determined to march to protect our rights."

Your rights are  being protected, trollop.  You can say what you wish without fear of government reprisal - IOW, they can't throw you in jail for what you think or say.

But just because you have the right to speak, that doesn't mean I - or President Bush, for that matter - have to pay for your podium.  I think it was fairly evident what you scumbags intended to do once you got inside...that being to try and disrupt the proceedings.

And - stand by, here comes a news flash!! - that's something you don't  have the right to do.

Besides, it's not like your people have allowed us  to watch a Demoscummic rally in peace - to which Matt & Aaron Margolis will readily attest.

Mead, who has taught for two decades, instead stood on the sidewalks with other John Kerry supporters, listening to Bush from behind a fence.

"I really, truly wanted to have the experience of having seen the president and hear him speak, which is very important to me as a social studies teacher," she said. "How can anyone in the United States deny someone entry? Isn't this a democracy?"

No, Kathy honey, we're not  a "democracy".  We, for you information, are what's known as a "representative republic".  Slight difference there.

And you call yourself a "social studies teacher"?

Denizens, do you know now  why I fear for us and our progeny?

Blogger's block

This is discouraging.

There is a ton  of stuff going on about the campaign right now - about Kerry's pathological lying, about the Swift Boat Vets, about Bush, etc. - and I'm having trouble figuring out what to write about it all.

So many libs to hack off...so little time. (sigh)

Those who don't study history...

Longtime Spatulaite, Denizen, LC, IB and all-around good guy Alan Henderson has traced the royal Botox Boy lineage.

Well, he's linked to someone who has, anyway. (grin)

Like great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather... (chuckle)