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Comment by michael gable on February 22, 2011 at 8:57pm

Just my opinion but to me the holiday is Washington's birthday.  Screw Lincoln, one of the worst presidents ever who caused the loss of over 600,000 American youth's lives.

Comment by Kurt R Langenfeld on February 22, 2011 at 8:34pm

i don't know bout y'all but when i went to school,there was two days that were celebrated one was lincolns birthday then washingtons birthday.there was never a day set for two birthdays on one day.today is washingtons birthday[how do i know because it's also my birthday]lincolns birthday is the twelve of febuary,washingtons is today.now if you want to be policticly correct .go ahead but i'm not because i know  whats rite and whats wrong.

Comment by J.R. on February 21, 2011 at 8:26pm

Here is something else a George Washington towel could serve as a banner for... to warn the American people that national/international labor unions are not even pretending to be politically correct as they bus angry union members in from the Teamsters Union in New York state to Madison, Wisconsin to join and ramp-up the union-backed war being waged there by a union that is fighting to retain and continue its collective bargaining rights on behalf of Wisconsin public employees.  The unions are engaged in attacks against the Republican-controlled WI State Legislature and the state's Governor to block passage of a bill that would seriously alter or eliminate collective bargaining for public employees.  Realizing what's coming down the pike for them in Wisconsin, Florida, Minnesota and other states that are considering the right to work option that would eliminate unions and benefit the economies of those states (by blocking the flow of state employees money out of state and into union coffers), unions have ramped up their bullying, intimidation and coercion tactics and gone on a very high-profile, well-funded and publicized offense.  Something tells me George Washington, the first and very best exemplar of a public servant at the highest level of our government, would be on the side of those elected public officials who are striving to do what's best for the citizens of their states in the most trying of economic times.

Read about it at http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/2011/02/21/2011-02-21_new_... and ask yourself "What would George do?"  I believe he would do exactly what the highly-principled Governor of Wisconsin is doing, which is standing his ground and standing up for the citizens of Wisconsin and their rig

Comment by Armando Delgado on February 21, 2011 at 6:15pm

We find "political correctness" offensive because it is another way by the progressive liberals of saying,"Do as I say and not as I do." They want to foist rules on others, but then they do not follow those same rules. For example, some time ago an atheist complained that he was offended by prayer in the schools, so government banned prayer. Yet, when Christians are offended by attempts to build a Muslim place of worship at ground zero, now Christians are intolerant and must yield to others. It is sheer hypocrisy and intellectual dishonesty, and we are all tired of it.

Comment by Mary Jane Travis on February 21, 2011 at 11:22am

To think about how  our country is eroding daily , makes me so depressed.  Where is the patriotism , pride, and honor that citizens showed for our flag and country in years past? Why do we need to be PC to all the other religions, cultures and illegals that have caused change to  our very roots??  We must take back our country-starting  before 2012- Republicans in Congress must be deligent to  "changing" laws.- Tea Party is our best hope each day as we try to stand our ground  and stop this ridiculus amount of spending - Good luck to the Wisconsin governor -and God Bless America

Comment by J.R. on February 21, 2011 at 10:29am

Happy Birthday to our devoutly Christian first President, George Washington, who had no desire to be a king and control the free speech of American citizens.  In the current political climate, where our freedom of speech is monitored and policed by the self-appointed elititist political-correctness police, our towels could be used as a banner to declare our commitment to reversing President Obama's unconstitutional end run around the U.S. Congress to declare, through the regulatory process, his authority to have a kill switch to shut down the internet, which he will be able to use as a means of controling and blocking our free excercise of our Constitutional right of freedom of speech through---a tool called "net neutrality." This is something George Washington would never desire to do were he here and in office today. 

 An administrative committee in a federal agency, the FCC, voted by a hair's-breadth majority to grant the President control of whether or not we will have access to and use of the internet.  This is totally unconstitutional and our beloved George would be as opposed to it as we are.  We can do our part by contacting our members of the U.S. Congress, both Senate and House, and demanding a congressional investigation of this unconstitutional executive action by Obama and his administration.  If Obama has his way, we will not be able to read and post to websites like this.  He fears our online communication will block his socialist agenda, his re-election, and his takeover of our democratic republic.  Do it for George... and for all Americans. 

Comment by Joanna B McDermott on February 21, 2011 at 10:15am

Another home run hit out of the park!

Comment by FCTP on February 21, 2011 at 9:02am

Barack:  If you are not brave enough to have your real name on this site, you are being removed as a member.  We do not tolerate being accused of being racists because we are not. 

Stalin is the one who started the PC codes and Stalin was a communist. 

 

End of story - you are now removed from our site unless you are really Barack Obama and if so, Happy Presidents Day.  God bless you Mr. President.

Comment by David McLaughlin on February 21, 2011 at 8:23am

Happy Birthday, George!

With the present administration, a towel today would be used for crying. Used to wipe my tears from the results of today's abysmal president.

With the hard work and dedication of today's Tea Party groups, I will wave my towel at rallies determined to restore our Constitution!!

 

David McLaughlin

Titusville Patriots

Comment by michael gable on February 21, 2011 at 7:42am

Here, here!

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