Ahhh, the backlash has begun!

[greenbear]

Loving it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jU7fhIO7DG0

[mick silver]

he sounds alot like me going off .... i would vote for him thanks greenbear

[Festina Lente]

This gentleman used a lever-action as a prop in his ad. I'd vote for him, even though he's a Republican. ;D

[greenbear]

I don't know what a lever-action is exactly (I mean other than a rifle), but I'd vote for anyone who is not an incumbent and who is carrying one. :)

[cedarchopper]

He talks tough, but he looks like a starched and ironed lawyer :]

[optionT]

Is that for real? It would be great if a guy like that could be elected!

[greenbear]

http://www.northwoodsports.com/images/MAR1894CB357_1.jpg

This is a lever action


Thanks, Ima. :) I'm way less than a novice about guns.

[greenbear]

Is that for real? It would be great if a guy like that could be elected!


I think Arlen Specter was a huge message. It seems too good to be true, but what if vote counting was just honest enough that all incumbents were defeated by a landslide and uncorrupted citizens were voted in. I haven't voted for a long time because I believe it is a farce. I may even register to vote now.

[CJay8]

The sequel...Could not get video to embed.


http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/ea0f0bfaf2/we-re-better-than-that-too-w-dale-peterson

[Grand Master Melon]

The sequel...Could not get video to embed.


http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/ea0f0bfaf2/we-re-better-than-that-too-w-dale-peterson
Great stuff, aside from that though I'm wondering how an agriculture commissioner can do much about illegals. Maybe he should be running for sherrif.

[I am me, I am free]

Thanks, that was great.

The guy in the 2nd video was a jackass who didn't own a horse and had to rent one.

[Book]

http://laist.com/attachments/los_anjalis/ex-gang%20member.jpg

LA's Homeboys Travel to Alabama

By Anjali Taneja on Dec 28, 2009

It's a fascinating story -- ex-gang members from Los Angeles traveling to rural southwest Alabama to talk to kids about violence, gangs, poverty and love. Homeboy Industries, the largest gang intervention program in the country, is based in Los Angeles and is doing just that. The LA Times covered a recent trip to Prichard, Alabama by two members of Homeboy Industries, Luis Colocio and Agustin Lizama. The video -- "Alabama's Homeboys" -- captures the critical intersection of rural poverty, joblessness, crime, race and youth, and leaves the viewer with more questions than answers, but is quite inspiring. The Times also provided extremely sobering socioeconomic statistics about Prichard, Alabama at the same link. It's wonderful to see Homeboys Industries continuing their stellar work in the face of a financial crisis. Folks who would like to support Homeboy Industries can donate money as part of Homeboys' "virtual carwash", volunteer at Homeboy Industries, dine at Homegirl Cafe, or purchase Homegirl Cafe's salsa, now selling at Ralphs.

Watch Video Here (http://projects.latimes.com/homeboys/)

Gonna take more than a Republican Good 'Ol Boy campaign advertisement waving a lever-action to get real...lol.

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[Liquid]

He talks tough, but he looks like a starched and ironed lawyer :]


He also needs to take a gun safety course, judging by the way he swings that gun around with his finger ON the trigger.

Or..maybe he really does mean "business". ;D

[cedarchopper]

He talks tough, but he looks like a starched and ironed lawyer :]


He also needs to take a gun safety course, judging by the way he swings that gun around with his finger ON the trigger.

Or..maybe he really does mean "business". ;D


He should also get rid of the ass shot at the end of the ad...it don't look too purdy :]

[greenbear]

You're a tough crowd. ;)

I suppose we'll find out if a mass uprising within the existing laws can have an effect- real hope and change, and set them back a few years or decades.