Come off it, Madam Speaker
I've made it very clear that I don't think the notion that it is somehow insensitive to the families and friends of those who survived 9/11 to allow an Islamic community center to be built two blocks away from Ground Zero, at a site which can't even be seen from there, is either rational or readily distinguishable from a kind of Muslim-bashing which is repugnant to the spirit of the Bill of Rights.
Nevertheless, the theory espoused by the zany Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi- that opposition to the center represents some kind of evil conspiracy that needs to be investigated- is just as scary, if not more so.
If the debate over the Cordoba Center is artificial and politically motivated, fine. In fact, I rather think that it is exactly that. But I wish I had a dime for every trumped-up, phoney non-issue that Speaker Pelosi and her fellow left-wing extremists in and out of the Democratic party have inflicted on us over the past decade.
Nevertheless, the theory espoused by the zany Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi- that opposition to the center represents some kind of evil conspiracy that needs to be investigated- is just as scary, if not more so.
If the debate over the Cordoba Center is artificial and politically motivated, fine. In fact, I rather think that it is exactly that. But I wish I had a dime for every trumped-up, phoney non-issue that Speaker Pelosi and her fellow left-wing extremists in and out of the Democratic party have inflicted on us over the past decade.
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