Thread: Huffington Post Attacking ALIPAC???

Back to playing race hate bigot cards again. They will never have a valid argument to our facts!

I give as much credit to the Huffington as I do Fox news. One is paid by the far left, the other by the far right. When I need a good laugh, I turn on Fox.

Originally Posted by GeorgiaPeach

So tired of that "anti-immigrant" term being used to replace anti-illegal immigration. Psychological mind games, knowing that words have power. We just need to keep using our words to get the clear message across. The same game is played with undocumented worker, immigrant, undocumented American versus illegal alien. They also use our compassion as a people against us when discussing illegal immigration. If you are against it, you lack compassion. My question back would be, what about the compassion for the people whose lives have been impacted so profoundly by illegal immigration? Where is the compassion for the American people?

They believe that they can shame people into accepting illegal immigration because they call them names. And of course we want to be accepting of anything and everything, right? Live in the gray, not black and white, and who cares about following the laws in relation to immigration.

Ephesians 4:32

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Carolyn Hileman says it best. Whenever someone calls her anti illegal she says she is not anti anything. She says she is Pro-American an she encourages everyone to use the same words. That is what we are, Pro-American.

This is the kind of characters they have working at the Huffington Post. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

http://joemygod.blogspot.com/2008/10/le ... -dead.html

http://www.afterellen.com/node/39606

Lesbian Huffington Post Columnist Dead In Florida Murder-Suicide
Carol Anne Burger, 57, an openly lesbian columnist for the Huffington Post, murdered her ex-partner by stabbing her 222 times with a screwdriver and then committed suicide by shooting herself in the head on Friday. The murder occurred two days earlier and it was initially presumed that had Burger killed herself out of sorrow, but yesterday Florida police concluded that she had committed the attack on her ex-partner.

Carol Anne Burger killed her former lover by stabbing her 222 times with a Phillips-head screwdriver and then took pains to hide her crime, police said Wednesday. Jessica Kalish, who shared a house with Burger despite breaking up with her more than a year ago, was found last Thursday stuffed in the backseat of her gun-metal BMW sedan, abandoned behind a medical office at 2300 S. Congress Avenue. Her blood was splashed around the rear end and undercarriage of the car, as if her killer had tried to load her into the trunk. The driver-side window was shattered.

Examining the body, detectives absorbed what had been done to her. Stab wounds were clustered around the back of her head and stitched across her back and arms and face. Most were between an inch and an inch-and-a-half deep. A blow to Kalish's neck probably killed her, investigators determined. At a news conference Wednesday, police laid out what they'd learned during a week of investigation. They said the evidence pointed to one conclusion: Burger killed Kalish, a 56-year-old software executive whom friends described as worldly and intelligent, and then tried to throw investigators off her trail.

On Friday the Huffington Post published a tribute to Burger before it became known that she'd committed the murder.
Carol Anne, an award-winning photojournalist and former editor, was an OffTheBus Election Correspondent. She used her background in journalism to bring us ground reports from her home state of Florida - and was very excited to be writing about the presidential election and filed multiple stories a week. She covered a wide range of stories including early voting in Florida, a summit on green jobs with Barack Obama and swing-state governors and a Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation event. Her high energy and curiosity kept OffTheBus editors on our toes. Vermonter Christian Avard - who worked with Carol Anne on her final dispatch - wrote that she was "always fun to work with, cheerful, and always very supportive. We are all very lucky to have Carol Anne be a part of the Off the Bus family. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families and friends of Carol Anne Burger and Jessica Kalish."

This is how i feel about these kind of attacks!

http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-136782.html