No, I think The Villages Tea Bag Party is definitely a lot more than one person. From the comments from the online paper regarding the SCOTUS decision celebration, those nasty and bigoted remarks showed the true feelings of The Villages Tea Bag Group.

As for my comments being disrespectful. Thank you! They were supposed to do that. Bigoted and prejudiced, NO, that is left to Republicans.

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The comments in the on-line news regarding the SCOTUS decision are unbelievable. Any sane person reading them, who was thinking about moving to The Villages, probably quickly changed their mind.

Those comments really show the narrow minded attitudes and hate some people have, don't they? The scary thing is that they most likely tried to pass this same thinking in to their children and grandkids.

Let's look at the "real leaders" in the Republican party (my lifetime)

Eisenhower --- Nope played more golf than Obama
Nixon ---- Seriously
Ford --- Nice guy pardoned Nixon
Reagan --- Voted for him once but he was a leader
Bush1 --- Not much to say
Bush2 ---- No comment

Here's a photo from the USA Today story on the SC Confederate flag rally. Says it all.

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Wow! That picture really does show how hatred is being passed on down to future generations. Yes, the confederate (I will not capitalize that word) battle flag is a symbol of racial hate!

The Daily Sun editorial cartoon of the carton of milk stinking after it's 6 day expiration date and of the confederate battle flag stinking after 150 years of it's expiration was very good. I applaud The Daily Sun for printing that on their editorial page.

What will people do when obama wants to put his picture on our flag will you protest then. Good or bad you must protect what you deem needs protecting.

That is so inane. Time to clear the demons.

Inane post? No!

Insane post? Yes!

Dear Guest: I don't mind your using my "Personal Best Regards" but you seem to have missed the point of its civility. If you insist on continuing to use it then do so with some respect and maturity for the audience you are addressing.

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Birds Of A Feather
 

Jeramiah Wright, Louis Farrakahn, Al Sharpton, Jessie Jackson, Black Panthers what do they all have in common? What is their race? What country were they born in? What do they have to say about the American Flag? What positive contribution do they make to America and its people? And why has Obama extended a friendship to at least three of the aforementioned?

Why doesn't Obama acknowledge the good works of and their positive role models Thomas Sowell, Jason Riley, Condi Rice, Colin Powell ? Why does Obama castigate law enforcement officers, mock America and demonstrate irrelevance to our military?

The issue of the Confederate Flag is in the scheme of things a non-factor, when it comes to the race issue, an issue one might remember was not an issue until Obama entered upon the scene and then with his Alinsky acumen began his division by race, social class and geographical location like those people who cling to their guns and religion, a very telling phrase by the way since the left is bent on secularism. Why? for one reason the main thrust to counter the LGBT same sex marriage, etc agenda is religion and they know it and so they will do everything to destroy it.

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Black Panthers? That was 50 years ago. Time to update your black Who's who list.

Like that's going to happen.....something the right wing is just silly!

Nine innocent people being slaughtered in their church while attending bible study for no other reason than the color of their skin is what started this latest movement to remove the confederate war flag.

Republican governors, senators, and other elected officials spoke up and began taking down this hideous display of bigotry and racism.

Only in the alternate universe does the removal of the flag have anything to do with the LGBT movement.

Are those black panthers still preventing you from voting over at Laurel Manor?

You might want to do a little more reading in your spare time before responding to posts -

Problems, Black Panthers surface at Pa. polling places - Washington Times

They're around and make themselves quite visible at least every 4 years.