Liarman makes a statement on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, Nov. 6th, 2008, after meeting with Harry Reid. Liarman appears likely to hold onto his prized chairmanship of the Senate Homeland Security Committee despite lingering hard feelings over his vocal support for GQP nominee John McMaim during this year’s presidential campaign.
Michael T. forwarded this picture with the comment:
I liked this shirt but since buying it I have wondered if it could be considered racist, I certainly didn’t think so when I bought it.
I decided to share the picture and ask the question —— do you think it is racist?
I personally didn’t think too much one way or the other when I first saw the picture but after reading the question I have to admit there are probably people who would immediately think that way —— but I’m not sure I would have without the question being asked of me.
MjL 19 Nov 2008, 4:05 a.m.
MjL 19 Nov 2008, 6:46 a.m.
Another indication of how deeply mired in the past our country really is —— the inability to move our leadership into the current century. It makes absolutely no sense to me whatever to restrict email access by our President. We have got to stop living in fear and start facing our challenges in order to move forward. Email can easily be more private than either a fax or a phone call but the idiots who make these decisions don’t realize this.
MjL 19 Nov 2008, 7:20 a.m.
The way I understood it, the reasoning behind the e-mail restriction is because Congress can subpoena his e-mail. They can just as easily subpoena the recordings of his phone calls, I’m sure, so that doesn’t make a lot of sense. Oh well, though
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