Escape the Okie Zone
this a personal creative non-fiction journal about a traveler and his evolving life. He saw the waning warmth of humans through his puppy's eyes and now he see the world through his child's eyes. He thought much of our country's warmth went dormant when Bush held our country hostage! Some of my hostile readers suffering from overinflated egos might actually think that I might be writing about them on this blog! Get a life please ;)Wednesday, December 23, 2009
"American people ought to pray that somebody can't make the vote tonigh"
Senator Coburn from Okiehoma symbolizes the right wing hatred in the Christian Republicon party... what ever happened to prayer to help others.???..
have you heard of Christians praying for somebody's demise??
"On Sunday afternoon, Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) appeared to propose a prayer for Ro
bert Byrd's death so that health care reform would not pass. Dana Milbank reports at the Washington Post:At 4 p.m. Sunday afternoon -- nine hours before the 1 a.m. vote that would effectively clinch the legislation's passage -- Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) went to the Senate floor to propose a prayer. "What the American people ought to pray is that somebody can't make the vote tonight," he said. "That's what they ought to pray."
It was difficult to escape the conclusion that Coburn was referring to the 92-year-old, wheelchair-bound Sen. Robert Byrd (D-W.V.) who has been in and out of hospitals and lay at home ailing. It would not be easy for Byrd to get out of bed in the wee hours with deep snow on the ground and ice on the roads -- but without his vote, Democrats wouldn't have the 60 they needed. "
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/12/21/robert-byrds-death-seemin_n_399038.html
This bloke, Coburn, is an example of a brainwashed Okie!
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