I suppose I should not be astounded at Eaves' lack of common sense since most of his argument seems to be, "I may be a slimey lawyer, but I am not as slimey a lawyer as Haley Barbour."
Meanwhile, in his latest show of complete lack of common knowledge and sense can be found in his most recent radio ad has "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" as its background "patriotic" music.
One supposes Eaves thinks it is a religious tune to go along with his constant display of the Bible (implying moral rectitude), but it was the marching song of the terrorist Union Army as it ravaged the citizens of the South.
Does Eaves not have the slightest clue about the history of the South, Mississippi, and the Civil War?
This display of baltant stupidity makes it clear who does not belong as Governor.
I suppose I should not be astounded at Eaves' lack of common sense since most of his argument seems to be, "I may be a slimey lawyer, but I am not as slimey a lawyer as Haley Barbour."
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, in his latest show of complete lack of common knowledge and sense can be found in his most recent radio ad has "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" as its background "patriotic" music.
One supposes Eaves thinks it is a religious tune to go along with his constant display of the Bible (implying moral rectitude), but it was the marching song of the terrorist Union Army as it ravaged the citizens of the South.
Does Eaves not have the slightest clue about the history of the South, Mississippi, and the Civil War?
This display of baltant stupidity makes it clear who does not belong as Governor.