The wingnut branch of the Republican Party has a gift for overstatement.
They can't just disagree with the president or his policies. Oh no. They have to accuse him of being a Muslim or a Fascist or a Communist or the Anti-Christ or, better yet, all of the above.
Here's the latest example of exaggerated political mumbo-jumbo, courtesy of our fine friends in Colorado:
Colorado State Sen. Dave Schultheis (R-Colorado Springs) posted a tweet yesterday that called for a derailing of President Obama's agenda in a rather bold way.
"Don't for a second, think Obama wants what is best for U.S. He is flying the U.S. Plane right into the ground at full speed. Let's Roll," the tweet reads.
"Let's roll" were the final words of Todd Beamer, a passenger aboard United Airlines Flight 93, one of the four flights hijacked on September 11 and the only one to crash before reaching its intended target. The flight was diverted to Washington, D.C. after it was hijacked, but crashed in a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania after passengers tried to thwart the hijackers.
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"Let's roll," he tweets? I don't suppose he realizes that the hero who said this, Todd Beamer, was gay.
What do wingnuts make of that in their pitifully constricted cosmology? Our dear departed pal, MotW, would cheerfully consign him to hell (or see no problem with God doing so,) whatever the degree of heroism.
Maybe God is watching wingnuts to see how they justify their attitudes toward their fellow human beings.
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