Holier than thou
It's a free country:
Here's the recording. Watch the lady seated to the man's right. Is there a lip reader in the house?
Given the opportunity to ask the President a question, the man said, "I don't have a question."
Holier-than-thou zealots rarely do, nor do they care what the other guy says:
Thanks for the show, Harry.
Audience Member in N.C. Challenges Bush
President Defends Warrantless Spying Program in Rare Public Response to Criticism
By Peter Baker
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, April 7, 2006; Page A07
CHARLOTTE, April 6 -- Harry Taylor got the chance Thursday to do what frustrated liberals across the country have wanted to do for a long time: He stood up and told off the president.
Here's the recording. Watch the lady seated to the man's right. Is there a lip reader in the house?
Given the opportunity to ask the President a question, the man said, "I don't have a question."
Holier-than-thou zealots rarely do, nor do they care what the other guy says:
"I didn't care about his response," Taylor said. "I wanted to say what I wanted to say and I wanted him to know that despite being in a room with a thousand people who love him . . . there are plenty of people out there who don't agree with him in any way, shape or form."
Thanks for the show, Harry.
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