Jarhead
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Umm, the tea party member in the op story
The tea party member is "crying" about his/her emplyees (government) calling him/her names after they expressed disatisfaction with the way their employees are acting.
(I say his/her as there were actually two of them)
In any "employer/employee" realtionship, the employee(s) would likely be terminated and rightfully so...for if you express lack of respect for your employer, it is grounds for termination.
But for some reason, our elected reps (employees) are not concerned about termination before their term is up.
THAT is something we should really be debating.
Since when is government supposed to be OUR bosses?
This post has nothing to do with me.
He called Obama POINTING OUT that he's called names, "crying."
I reciprocated, and showed him the same thing takes place from all vantage points.
It's a corny assed circle jerk.
actually, he (the employer) had valid reason to ask why the employees feel they have the right to call the employer names.
And the response was "the employer called me names"
You opt to accept a President who says "there is nothing wrong with calling the American People names, becuase they call me names"
I dont. I think that is childish on his part...he is the President...the tea partyer is a consitutant who expressed anger that he was referred to as a terrorist by elewvcted officials.
Get off the "equal gorund" crap and look at what took place.
The president said "call me names and we weill call you names"
The PRESDIENT of the United States said that.....think about it......