Coming off the plane in Denver, I saw a welcome sight: a person who had set up a little site with a sign and fliers recommending that Cheney be impeached. As far as I know, DIA is a private space, so this speaks well of free speech in my city.
In contrast, on eastern Long Island in a small town along the north fork I saw a general store window which had lettered the window with the words: "Everything Hillary says is a lie."
Different places, same time.
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3 comments:
What if Hillary says, "Everything I say is a lie?" Would the store owner on Long Island have to take his sign down?
What if Hillary said, "You're a wonderful human being" to this guy. Then he'd be stuck.
Last fall I saw a sign near Rockport, Texas -- a handpainted sign on the side of the road. It was about 1/3 the size of a billboard and it said "NO HILLARY". As far as I can tell, no other candidate provokes that type of hatred from people.
Although I did like her debate answer the other night to the guy who asked about the presidency being in the same two families for many years -- she said that she, too, wishes Bush hadn't won in 2000, and in fact she didn't think he had.
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