Are 1804 Foes Through With Terrill?
From the “way too much time on your hands” department, we came across a Facebook page today titled, “What is the matter with Randy Terrill?” The fledgling page has only attracted 15 members, and not surprisingly, all the members are of Hispanic heritage except for five. Maybe all of the potential members have gone home!
The administrator for the page is Fannie Bates. Bates’ is a teacher, activist, and a perennial candidate in Oklahoma city. Like fellow socialist Andrew Rice, The Daily Kos blog is a big fan of hers too. Get your barf bags ready after you read this:
“Friends, once or twice in a generation, a voice comes along that cries out to be heard for its depth or breadth, for its insight, for its passion, for its joy at the human experience, or for its simple righteousness and indignation, its witness of abuses to that same human experience. Depending upon the zeitgeist, that voice may be heard: Tecumseh at Prophet’s Town, John Brown at Harpers Ferry, Susan B. Anthony at Seneca Falls, Martin Luther King at Montgomery, Lech Walesa at Warsaw, Nelson Mandela at Johannesburg. On the other hand, it may lost among the billions of squeaks creeping in their petty paces from day to day. If DailyKos can be an effective force for progressive change in the world, then surely part of its value is in giving audience to those voices telling the truth from the far-flung corners and crevices of our country. It’s in that spirit - friends, Romans and countrymen - that I ask you to lend your ears to a bonafide freedom fighter and truth teller from Norman, Oklahoma. Fannie Bates, here’s your megaphone. Tell `em.” Read more…
Even with HB1804 being the law and the repeal effort long dead, Rep. Terrill should still watch his back for dirty op research tricks from his enemies in the waning days of his campaign.
Is OKPNS going to remain inexplicably silent on the Rinehart “comic book”?
Comment by Reality — July 17, 2008 @ 5:15 pm
What Rinehart “comic book”???
Comment by Nancy — July 18, 2008 @ 11:42 am
How dare you lure me to this anti-american bitch’s websites!!!!!! And I swore I’d NEVER step foot on the subversive daily kos’s website again!!!!!!!!!! I curse them and her, may they rot….this article has NOTHING to do with Randy. Eat me@!
Comment by Nancy — July 18, 2008 @ 11:51 am
Nancy,
Brent Rinehart just put out one of the looniest pieces of campaign material possibly in the history of modern politics this week - a comic book apparently designed by a Del City tattoo “artist.” Man, you just can’t make this stuff up.
It describes in stunning detail (complete with multiple spelling errors, garbled redneck syntax and kindergarten-level “art”) how Rinehart is a true Christian warrior, and how everyone else is on the side of Satan and out to get him (this includes Sheriff Whetsel, the entire OKC city council, other county commissioners and pretty much anyone else who disagrees with Rinehart) — because, you know, the Oklahoma County Commissioner’s office is ground zero in the battle for souls. If you’re a conservative, as I am, then you’ll find the comic book and the fact that Rinehart represents himself as a “conservative” incredibly distasteful and embarassing.
If you care to read the 16-page disaster, you can download a PDF at The Oklahoman’s web site.
Still no word on why OKPNS is ignoring it. It’s been the talk of the town all week.
Comment by Reality — July 18, 2008 @ 2:11 pm
Whetsel and the city council may not be satanists, but they’re darn close. I love it when you guys bash Rinehart and call him names, but can’t bring up a single stat to back up your allegations. Now your’re attacking his comic book’s spelling and grammatical errors because you can’t debate it’s content.
Comment by Mr. Conservative — July 18, 2008 @ 8:27 pm
You’re right, though, Reality. It’s even causing a stir on websites ostensibly based in England, of all places:
http://www.anorak.co.uk/anorak-in-new-york/185867.html
Comment by Mr. Conservative — July 18, 2008 @ 8:29 pm
OK, I just read the comic book, and aside from the spelling errors and infantile cartoon style, exactly WHAT in the book was supposed to turn off true conservatives? I’m interested to learn.
Comment by Mr. Conservative — July 18, 2008 @ 8:40 pm
Fannie, (nice name), is just white noise, anyway. The only reason anyone pays any attention to her is to get a good laugh. She’s so ugly she scares puppies.
Comment by Mr. Conservative — July 18, 2008 @ 9:01 pm
Mr. Conservative, I already made it clear that your previous comments indicated an unbalanced mind - and that’s it is pointless to engage in dialogue with you. Now by cuddling up to the formerly pencil-mustachioed Rinehart, he of the drunken lake pictures fame, by equivocating about a comic book that portrays anyone who disagrees with him as Satanic, you’ve simply confirmed what I already knew.
Comment by Reality — July 19, 2008 @ 9:25 am
Nice dodge. Try actually presenting facts to show your allegations of Rinehart are correct. What exactly in the comic book, aside from the humorous battle between the devil and the angel, and the obvious hyperble, is incorrect?
Comment by Mr. Conservative — July 19, 2008 @ 10:18 am
Mr. Crazyervative, one more time: I will no longer dialogue with you. I have plenty to say, but not to you. I will not engage in a pointless dialogue with an unbalanced individual.
Comment by Reality — July 19, 2008 @ 10:54 am
Whatever, you pompous, arrogant, emotionally needy dolt. I’m done with you as well. Go project your own “somebody buy me some gas” instability on someone else. Better yet, take some Prozac.
Comment by Reality Bites — July 20, 2008 @ 1:55 pm