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1. #101
   On April 3rd, 2008 at 3:45 am, Straight_Talk_Luigi said:

   Mrs. Malkin:

   Congrats!

2. #102
   On April 3rd, 2008 at 7:15 am, Bhishma said:

   Tom Tancredo was America’s hope against enemies (Islamists & Illegal Immigrants). America rejected Tom and sselect these traitors:
   - Barak Hussein Obama (“Drivers Licenses for Illegals”).
   - Hillary “No woman is illegal” Clinton.
   - Juan “Amnesty” McCain.
   In a democracy, people get the govt. they deserve and Americans who rejected Tom, certainly deserve the above.
   Congrats, America!

3. #103
   On April 3rd, 2008 at 7:26 am, Bhishma said:

   On April 2nd, 2008 at 7:45 pm, Nikita said:
   Remarkable words the first time around. Tom Tancredo reading them in Congress is icing on the cake. Thank you both. Two truly great Americans.

   It is about time Michelle’s unwavering patriotism is celebrated, and what better way then a nerration on the floor of Congress, from none other than a patriotic statesman, Tom Tancredo”.
   Am sure Michelle has saved this priceless clips for her generations to admire.
   I respect Michelle’s views on almost all issues, except when she stands up for President Bush, who has sold this country out to anyone with a petro dollar or a peso. Am surprised that while Bush’s treason is all to see, Michelle, perhaps in her patriot duty to ‘support a sitting president’, disregards Bush’s record of treason against USA.

4. #104
   On April 3rd, 2008 at 7:37 am, orlandocajun said:

   Bhishma, well said…

   You really have to wonder what, if anything, the people of this country are thinking. How could have Hunter and Tancredo run so far behind in the primary? Are there really so few people in this country who get it, or are they so far removed from the political process that they vote off of sound bites? Maybe it just hasn’t got bad enough for many Americans. Maybe it will take a catastrophe for people to pull their heads out of their arses. I hope not.

5. #105
   On April 3rd, 2008 at 8:24 am, rooster said:

   People generally are illinformed and this is purposely the fault of all forms of media in our country. Fairness doctrine of some sort should be forced upon the major networks, where they all must report like FOX….both sides.

   As of late I have been losing confidence in FOX, since they give special seats to Geraldo, Sharpton, and Jesse Jackson. When real patriots like Michelle are given little air time.

6. #106
   On April 3rd, 2008 at 5:13 pm, Danoshere said:

   Awesome Michelle…Congratulations.

   It is about time some common sense was introduced on the floor of the House of Representatives.

7. #107
   On April 4th, 2008 at 10:20 am, ScottyDog said:

   I hope you McCain voters watch this over and over again.

   Ask yourselves if your man would ever take the floor of Congress to read something like this.

   I was proud to have given Tom money to be elected President and voted for him even though he was not on the ballot in California.

   You see I am now an Independent and had to get a provisional ballot because of the two party system that has shoved McCain down our throats.

8. #108
   On April 4th, 2008 at 12:43 pm, Arnold said:

   Has Michelle (Malkin) ever thought of running for political office?

   Her articulate response to Michelle Obama’s ignorant rant was a joy to read.

   I am a European conservative (Scotland) and don’t understand much of US politics.

   Scotty Dog (#107) Said:
   “You see I am now an Independent and had to get a provisional ballot because of the two party system that has shoved McCain down our throats.”

   It seems to me that US conservatives should get behind McCain for 3 reasons:

   1) He will not surrender in Iraq
   2) He will not inflict socialised health care on the unfortunate US tax payer
   3) He will not seek to raise taxes (I could be wrong on this one)

   Everything that US conservatives dislike about Mr McCain they are going to get anyway (regardless of who is the next President), so why not make the best of a bad lot?

9. #109
   On April 4th, 2008 at 10:37 pm, bour3 said:

   Wow. Just wow.