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Then it's the shame game...
What a shameful week in American history. I'm not going to relive all the feigned outrage of the John Kerry Remarks or the gay, drug-buying reverend, but I will talk about the circus surrounding both of these events. I'll point my disapproving finger in shame.
1) Shame on John Kerry for calling our troops stupid, not apologizing, and then lying about what was supposed to be said. His excuse was as good as saying, "I didn't swear. I said you were full of spit."
2) Shame on a male prostitute for being a prostitute, and if not selling drugs directly, then telling where to buy them. Shame on that same person for doing eight million interviews and then claiming he never meant to ruin the reverend's life.
3) Shame on the Reverend Ted Haggard for being a hypocrite.
4) Shame on the media for putting the reverend's wife and kids on the front page of the newspaper.
5) Shame on all of the public who couldn't get enough of it.
Then...
Even the death sentence of Saddam Hussein is being used as a political ploy with the left alleging that the Bush administration is behind the timing of this. Give me a break.
All that and more on the Steve Douglas Show Tonight.
Then it's the shame game...
What a shameful week in American history. I'm not going to relive all the feigned outrage of the John Kerry Remarks or the gay, drug-buying reverend, but I will talk about the circus surrounding both of these events. I'll point my disapproving finger in shame.
1) Shame on John Kerry for calling our troops stupid, not apologizing, and then lying about what was supposed to be said. His excuse was as good as saying, "I didn't swear. I said you were full of spit."
2) Shame on a male prostitute for being a prostitute, and if not selling drugs directly, then telling where to buy them. Shame on that same person for doing eight million interviews and then claiming he never meant to ruin the reverend's life.
3) Shame on the Reverend Ted Haggard for being a hypocrite.
4) Shame on the media for putting the reverend's wife and kids on the front page of the newspaper.
5) Shame on all of the public who couldn't get enough of it.
Then...
Even the death sentence of Saddam Hussein is being used as a political ploy with the left alleging that the Bush administration is behind the timing of this. Give me a break.
All that and more on the Steve Douglas Show Tonight.
posted by Steve Douglas @ 8:35 PM
