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Check out the line at Mark Levin's book signing in Long Island over the weekend...
Check out the line at Mark Levin's book signing in Long Island over the weekend...
Awesome.Check out the line at Mark Levin's book signing in Long Island over the weekend...
...the line for tickets to see Obama. Let me guess, they were free.Line to see President Obama last week. You know, for those who think that it proves anything....
...the line for tickets to see Obama. Let me guess, they were free.![]()
Line to see President Obama last week. You know, for those who think that it proves anything....
Who??
Mark L is a nut. I had to quit listening to him.
Well... That so called "nut" can sell some books.
Currently on Amazon, his book is:
#3 - Best sellers list
#1 - Hot new releases
#1 - Gift idea
#3 - Most wished for
The people who buy his books are far from being "nuts"... Just take a look at the people in line in the video. They are as main stream America as they come. They are the enlightened ones who see how the constitution is being ignored and want to restore America to the principals it was founded on.
Probably. How much did it cost to go to the book signing?
They are nuts too.
Like I said... Take a look at the video... LMMFAO
Oh hey, I cant at work. I will when I get home, I was trying to be funny.
For a long time I had him on the radio while I fell asleep, but the constant anger and name calling nonsense got on my nerves and kept me awake. Seriously he is pretty whacky but I will watch it when I get home.
So comparing the president of the United States to a radio guy proves? What it proves is a guy on the radio draws as big a crowd as a president.
They are as main stream America as they come.
Loads of middle aged white people and one token black guy (sighted at 1:45 in the video!) is pretty much mainstream America, alright.
There's a difference between people being excluded, and people choosing not to participate...
Maybe black people aren't fans of the constitution?
Doesn't change the fact that you consider "as main stream America as they come" to be pretty much homogeneously Caucasian.
Yeah, that's it. (although, could you really blame them if they didn't? It's not like that document was all that nice to them)
Those are average, everyday folks... Not the extremists that many liberals (and even some so called conservatives) try to portrait them as. That was my point.
So you are one of those "slave document" people... What a shame.
There's a difference between people being excluded, and people choosing not to participate... Maybe black people aren't fans of the constitution?