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Fascism

Fascism Comes to Danbury, Wrapped in a Chihuahua

by: Dean Barker

Mon Oct 26, 2009 at 19:00:05 PM EDT

Terrorist fist-jabbers to the south of me.

Birthers to the north of me.

Now, here come the fascists, right next to me in (otherwise) lovely Danbury. Pindell's Events at a Glance box says:

6pm, fmr Michigan GOP Chair Saul Anuzis, Merrimack Co. GOP Octoberfest, Danbury
Anuzis, Anuzis... from where do I remember that name? Oh yeah:
[Anuzis] calls the president's domestic agenda "economic fascism."

"We've so overused the word 'socialism' that it no longer has the negative connotation it had 20 years ago, or even 10 years ago," Mr. Anuzis said. "Fascism - everybody still thinks that's a bad thing."

...Tony Fabrizio, a Republican pollster, said: "If what you're trying to do is reach out to the middle, the more extreme the language, the less likely they are to pay attention. We sound like white noise in the background. It's like a yipping Chihuahua."

The New Hampshire Republican Party, circa 2009, ladies and gentlemen.

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FISA, Amnesty and Kucinich

by: dksupport

Sun Dec 02, 2007 at 00:32:49 AM EST

Now that Mr. Reid will be making a critical decision on the FISA legislation and we need so desperately our Representaitives to be vocal about their opposition to immunity, let's be clear about where Kucinich stands:

"I object to any immunity for telecommunications companies and demand a full accounting of these companies' involvement to Congress and to the American public. When corporations cooperate with the government to strip people of their Constitutional rights, that is a text book description of fascism. There must not be any place in America for this type of conduct."
                                               -Dennis Kucinich
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