If James Madison were alive today ... What he be labeled?

[numan]

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I think that James Madison was not quite as evil and stupid as his fellow insurrectionary terrorists.

For instance, he wrote:

"A popular Government without popular information, or the means of acquiring it, is but a Prologue to a Farce or a Tragedy, or perhaps both. Knowledge will forever govern ignorance: And a people who mean to be their own Governors, must arm themselves with the power which knowledge gives."

One can well imagine his opinion of the sorry state of education in the modern USA, and his horror at seeing ownership of the mass media concentrated into the totalitarian hands of so few controllers.

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[Sallow]

You need to can the pop-culture bigotry. Fox is home to conservatives and liberals. How many conservatives does MSNBC employ? Madison would fit right in to the Fox network.

Sylvester would be sputtering all over his own suit. Steve Duncy would be inventing new dumb looks. Hell, they might let Glenn Beck come back with a blackboard to demonstrate how Madison and his gang of liberal thugs are undermining the aristocracy. And Bill-O goes off on a new religious jihad as soon as he interviews Madison about The God.

No child, Madison would in no way "fit in" at Fox Noise. I'm sure he'd be shaken to see that his country has come to this.

Christian religion? Is that what bothers you? It's getting pretty nutty out there in liberal land. Listen to yourself. O'Reilly treats Juan Williams with respect and Hannety is good friends with Bob Beckel. How many conservatives does MSNBC tolerate?

Joe Scarborough has his own show.

Joe Scarborough - msnbc - Morning Joe | NBC News

 

[kaz]

A cat-kicking, racist, sexist, homophobic, reactionary, tea-bagging, anti-Semite, who wants to throw gramma over the cliff, the cheeeeeeldreeeeen out of school, and keep women barefoot, pregnant and in the kitchen.

Gotta respect that...

 

[numan]

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If Madison came back to contemporary America, examined it, and compared it to Canada, I think he would be filled with horror and deep regret that he supported the insurrectionary terrorists of 1776 in their treasonist destruction of good government in the southern half of North America.

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