This is straight from the Web site of the birther queen, Dr. Orly Taitz, Esq.:

Friday, October 30, 2009 12:15 PM From: "David Pautsch" 

Good job, David.  Such wickedness needs to be exposed when patriots like my son have died to preserve the very liberties people like Obama and Carter are selling off wholesale.  The penalty for treason and traitors used to be the death penalty and, in England, the punishment meant being hanged, drawn and quartered. This is clearly appropriate here.

What can be done now?  I don't know.  Any ideas?

All I know is that I love the hope-giving quote you shared:  During the Revolutionary War, 70% of the people were either loyal to the British Crown or apathetic--the other 30% formed a new nation.

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I'm all for free speech. But just like you can't yell "fire!" in a crowded theater, you can't agitate for the hanging of our president or a federal judge. These people have abused their rights and are acting irresponsibly, at best.

It's one thing that this fellow wrote this. I know from personal experience that all comments on Taitz' Web site are approved by either her or her designee (I have commented several times, none of which have been approved). So she has as much culpability as anyone if some nutcase decides to make a statement for this "movement."

As an attorney, Taitz is an officer of the court. Certainly there are attorney ethics rules that speak to this behavior.

When will the feds take note of this and do something about it? Hopefully,before it's too late.

Keep the faith.

Just caught a little of the bloviator tonight, but some things he said bear analysis.

When I tuned in, Savage was blathering about a program on HBO called, "Curb Your Enthusiasm," starring "Seinfeld" creator Larry David. Apparently, Savage saw an episode in which religion was mocked.

He went on for a while about how David is a self-hating Jew, along the lines of Woody Allen, according to him. i guess if you are part of a religion and make fun of it, you're self-hating. Whatever.

And for the record, I think Savage has the self-hate market covered. But I digress.

What caught me about this program is that Savage called for a boycott of HBO for its airing of the program. Now, parts of his rant were blocked out by WOR in New York, but you could tell what he said by the context.

This is interesting, because Savage railed about how his free speech was being abridged back when the Council on American and Islamic Relations called for a boycott of Savage's program sponsors.

So the "Guardian of Free Speech" once again shows that he's all for freedom of expression, as long as he's the one doing the expressing.

You're a hypocrite, Savage.

Keep the faith.