As you probably have heard, the Newark mayor will be speaking here this weekend.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if he could say what he thinks? (If I were a little younger, I might consider marching around with a Free Cory Booker sign, while he is speaking.)
It occurs to me, by the way, that he might make a good Cabinet head — in a Republican administration. And I definitely think that Reince Priebus and Karl Rove should be working hard to win him over to the Republican party.
Posted by Jim Miller at June 01, 2012 09:41 AM | Email ThisWow, that many mayors in six years?
Posted by: RadioMattM on June 1, 2012 10:14 AMI won't be attending, I have better things to do.
Posted by: Rick D. on June 1, 2012 11:42 AMWow.Talk about delusional.
Good for you, Mikey B.S. The first step towards fixing a problem is admitting you have one.
Posted by: Bastiat Fan on June 1, 2012 12:12 PM
Lt. Gov. candidate Glenn Anderson barred from speaking at GOP convention
The GOP's state committee voted this week to bar Anderson from speaking along with all the rest of the statewide candidates at the ongoing state Republican convention in Tacoma.
Jim Miller, you are going to get on this real story and march around Tacoma with a Free Glenn Anderson sign, while he is NOT speaking, right?
:-D
Posted by: MikeBoyScout on June 1, 2012 04:47 PMA Republican wanting to be bipartison, when Dems/libs/socialists have no intentions on compromising.
Our objective is to beat liberals, not be inclusive.
Get lost, Anderson..
Oh, you too, M BS.
Posted by: Hank on June 1, 2012 05:00 PM"A Republican wanting to be bipartison"
Absolutely! What next? A Republican who is literate?
Republicans for Amercia!
:-D
http://lonelyconservative.com/2012/05/who-got-to-cory-booker/
Posted by: Michele on June 1, 2012 06:04 PMThe Obama Administration and Democratic party leadership (I.e. Pelosi, Schumer, Reid, Durban, Shelia Jackson Lee, Maxine Waters, John Conyers and the list goes on...) has given the Democratic party a black eye that won't go away until after these jackals get out of politics.
Posted by: KDS on June 1, 2012 06:13 PMBooker listed President Obama's accomplishments (DADT, health care reform, the Lilly Ledbetter Act, job creation) in a fiery call-and-response that had the crowd on their feet. People were shouting for President Obama, but they were clamoring for him, too. "Hope is Barack Obama," Booker said, and "Change is..." he paused and in the silence someone in the audience shouted "Cory Booker!" "Change is us," Booker said. "l'll tell you why I'm a Democrat," he said. "Because this is the party that understands that we the people aren't done yet. We can't be conservative because there's nothing to conserve yet. There's work to do in America."
Free at last! Free at last! Thank God Almighty, Cory Booker is free at last!
No wonder the Freedom Foundation and Jim Miller have such a great and unrequited love for Cory Booker.
Cory Booker certainly was much more inspiring and reportable as the WA State Democratic Convention keynote speaker than whoever it was that performed the same role down in Tacoma for the Republicans.
Have it your way. Obama mind control is for Obama-zombies. To the rest of us, it is hapless bulls**t and propaganda. Those who buy into need to pull their heads out of their orifice.
Posted by: KDS on June 2, 2012 09:58 AMReally? You are not surprised that the Democratic Mayor of Newark, NJ who was invited to speak as the keynote speaker at the Washington State Democratic Party convention to raise money for the Washington State Democratic Party spoke positively of Democratic policy and government and endorsed Jay Inslee for the office of Governor of Washington?
And up @15 you said you'd vote for Democrats like Booker.
Hmmm. You'd better be careful KDS or Attila is going to call you out as a crypto-marxist statist.