Remember Roy Moore...

[ckg68]

the man who was pushing to have the Ten Commandments installed in not only Alabama's supreme court,but now is campaigning to have them in every courthouse?

Well,he's back and now he's saying that,basically,Muslims have no place in the U.S. Congress. All I can say is...

:wtf:

here's the link...

http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=53345

And here's John Aravosis taking Roy to the woodshed and kicking his ass...

http://americablog.blogspot.com/2006/12/read-this-religious-right-leader.html

[Gibby]

You know thats funny, especially when you consider that the people of the great state of Alabama said he had no place in Montgomery's governor's mansion. :D

[JLB]

Well,he's back and now he's saying that,basically,Muslims have no place in the U.S. Congress. All I can say is...


Basically you say basically huh.

I have one question why can't he basically think what he wants?

[Gibby]

Now don't get me wrong, I liked Roy at the time because as Bama is predominantly Christian and because private funds were used to build that monument I saw no problem with it. Oh the great times we had here back then discussing that but now those posts are probably gone to post heaven. Anyways, I support Ellison and if he can provide good, moral, clear headed leadership and he serves his constituents well and does not bring shame to himself, his family, or his constituency then I support him.

[anEinherjer]

Um, this is exactly what king nehe's thread is about. Of course, this one has a better title. :)

[ckg68]

Basically you say basically huh.

I have one question why can't he basically think what he wants?

He can basically say whatever the hell he wants.

Those that don't agree can basically say he's full of :censor:.

Basically,that's the difference.