Posts Tagged “Cambridge Police Department”

She wears blinders.

From the Allen County Democrat’s blog.

Reason #17 Why I am Glad I Voted for Obama

When he says something that, let’s face it, didn’t exactly contribute to positive national discourse (and who among us hasn’t said something that they would just as soon retract), he talks to the guy he said it about and then tells the nation what he did and why he thinks his choice of words was poor.

They guy stuck his foot in his mouth and took this right out of the Billy Clinton political playbook. The only reason he did the aforementioned is the press had a field day with him. He called the cops stupid. Now what he’s saying is this, (Fluhr translation):

“I’m sorry that some of you people were too stupid to understand what I stupidly said about the Cambridge police acting ‘stupidly.”

Now he’s trying to turn it into a media event by inviting Gates and and Sergeant Crowley to the White House while stating “I continue to believe that there was an overreaction in pulling professor Gates out of his home and to the station.” The guy can talk out of both sides of his mouth, and his innocent ignorant lambs sheeple believe every word, as if he’s the prince of peace.

Kiss my ass, that’s not an apology.

Stupid is as stupid does! Where’s Jesse?

Indiana 8th district Congressman Brad Ellsworth (D) is a holder of a master’s degree in criminology from Indiana State University, and the former Vanderburgh County Sheriff. We’d like to know his position regarding Obama’s statement where he recently said, “the Cambridge, MA police department “Acted Stupidly.”

We sent his press secretary the question today via email. We invite you to do the same.

Here’s an example of what you could send.

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Dear Congressman Ellsworth,

I’m a resident of the state of Indiana would like to know your your position regarding President Obama’s recent statement where he claimed the Cambridge, MA police department
“Acted Stupidly.”

As a holder of a master’s degree in criminology from Indiana State University, and former Vanderburgh County Sheriff, your opinion would be important to me.

Regards,
<insert name>

Send the email to: elizabeth.farrar@mail.house.gov