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Title: Kansas Republican Speaker Of The House Prays For ObamaÂ’s Children To Be Fatherless, Refuses To Apologize
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URL Source: http://www.addictinginfo.org/2012/0 ... therless-refuses-to-apologize/
Published: Jan 15, 2012
Author: Stephen D. Foster Jr.
Post Date: 2012-01-15 17:51:12 by Brian S
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In what may be the most clear example of Republicans hoping for the assassination of President Obama, Kansas Speaker of the House Mike O’Neal sent an email to his Republican colleagues containing a shocking personal message with Bible verse Psalm 109 that he uses as a prayer for the assassination of President Obama. Here’s the email message” “At last — I can honestly voice a Biblical prayer for our president! Look it up — it is word for word! Let us all bow our heads and pray. Brothers and Sisters, can I get an AMEN? AMEN!!!!!! May his children be fatherless and his wife a widow. May his children be wandering beggars; may they be driven from their ruined homes. May a creditor seize all he has; may strangers plunder the fruits of his labor. May no one extend kindness to him or take pity on his fatherless children.” // // ]]> The Kansas Republican is clearly praying for Obama’s death which is despicable to say the least. He wants the Obama girls to be without their dad and for Mrs. Obama to be widow. That is absolutely sickening. How can any so-called “family values” politician call for the tearing apart of a family via an assassin’s bullet? It makes no sense at all and the Speaker should be immediately removed from office along with any Republican who doesn’t denounce this.

Let his days be few; and let another take his office
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Where were the outraged Libtards in '07? By Tim Graham | April 11, 2007 | 15:32 On the heels of last year's "documentary" by Gabriel Range concocting an assassination of President Bush in "Death of A President," Bill Hutchinson of the New York Daily News reported a new play in the Big Apple that also treads along the Bush-assassination theme. The playwright's thinly disguised Bush-resembling fictional president gets "whacked like Julius Caesar by a confidant." A FAMED CITY theater group is inviting controversy by staging a play in which a character thinly veiled as President Bush gets assassinated. "President and Man" begins a five-day run at The Duke on 42nd St. tonight as one of eight one-act plays staged by the Naked Angels Theater Company, whose members include Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick. Conservatives are already panning it as another sick liberal jab at the President. The headline was "Right-wingers outraged by Prez slay play." In this case, I took the phone call. "Would this happen if the President were a Democrat?" said Tim Graham of the Media Research Center, a conservative watchdog. "I can't recall anybody who made assassinating-Clinton plays." The play, written by Louis Cancelmi, depicts a besieged commander in chief, who gets whacked like Julius Caesar by a confidant. Cancelmi insists his fictional President, played by Oscar-nominated actor Chris Sarandon, is not modeled after Bush. Hutchinson then turned to the playwright to contradict the critic, who had no idea this play was so brief: All I knew of this play is what the reporter told me, so I'm not the most qualified critic of this mini-epic. But his argument does not contradict the point that Shakespearean regicide transported to today's American politics was not an "entertainment" staple during the Clinton presidency. But in general, I would hope that conservatives are not "transgressive" enough to champion the creativity of kill-a-facsimile-of-the-current-president drama, Republican or Democrat. It's easier for the artistic avant-garde to put such plots in motion for the masses. By the way, isn't a playwright named Cancelmi just asking for a short theatrical run?
George Herbert Walker Bush is one of the very few Americans who does not recall where he was when JFK was killed. Yet, the following document, recently declassified, places him very close to Dallas within 2 hours of JFK's assassination (above) But who says the Bush telephone call really came from Tyler, Texas? To his own admission, this document places Bush IN Dallas for the remainder of the day and night of November 22, 1963. He is implicating a political activist (James Parrott) in the process. Why did Bush want to keep his telephone call confidential? And why does he not remember it? Why did he give his warning AFTER the assassination, if he thought Parrott was a serious threat for Kennedy in Houston? Kennedy had just visited Houston the day before ! And why are the sources of this hearsay information unknown? Who told him this, if anyone? Or is this just a document to furnish Bush with an alibi and plausible denial? Thirty years later the same James Parrott that Bush was accusing is working on Bush's presidential campaign against Bill Clinton. "Figure that one out; if someone had tried to finger me for killing President Kennedy, that person would have been my worst enemy. See volume one and ten for damning evidence. The FBI agent that took Bush's call was Graham Kitchel, whose brother George Kitchel knew both de Mohrenschildt (Oswald's best friend in Dallas) and Bush. (NOTE: Graham was a favourite of FBI Director, J. E. Hoover who was briefing Bush of the CIA on November 23, 1963). On October 13, 1999, Adamson called Kenneth B. Jackson the FBI agent who investigated Parrott and received Bush's complaint. Mr. Jackson, refused to return Adamson's phone call. why? " Source: Bruce Adamson http://www.ciajfk.com/home4.html http://www.jfkmurdersolved.com/bush.htm
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After Bush-Assassination 'Documentary,' N.Y. Theater Stages A Bush-'Whacked' Drama
"There probably are parallels people could draw," Cancelmi said. "It's about a President who's lost confidence in himself and who seems to have lost confidence in the people he governs, and has become paranoid about being gotten rid of, as it were."
Cancelmi scoffed at Republicans and conservatives for knocking his 15-minute play, adding that such themes are "trodden ground" in the theater. "You don't have to look very far into Shakespeare's plays to find examples of regicide," he said.
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