Air Horns, Free Speech, and the House of Representatives

It will be a year on November 1. The Obama concert tour hit Southwest Missouri for one final drive of support in hopes of winning Missouri. The busses stood at the old K-Mart parking lot that currently houses Bass Pros Office, evidence of the campaign bussing kids in to drive up the numbers attending the rally, as mindless eyes with euphoric eyes stood in line for hours to see the future Dear Leader read from a teleprompter.

They brought the circus of Democrats on stage before Dear Leader took the stage at Parkview’s John F. Kennedy football field. The first thing out of Claire McCaskill’s ignorant mouth was I didn’t know there were so many Democrats in Greene County. There aren’t Claire. Your party bussed them in.

The reason, I am bringing this up this morning is I had an interesting hit from the House of Representatives this morning. They came to BBCW from Google searching for the words “air horn free speech.” Yes, these are the kind of things your Congressmen are getting paid the big bucks to research. And so you ask, what does “air horn free speech” has to do with BBCW? Simple. Every time Obama spoke, I worked to drown him out with an air horn.

The few McCain supporters that came to the rally enjoyed the sweet sound of the air horn, but the Obama supporters were a little less tolerant. In fact, I was actually attacked by an Obama supporting Lesbian wearing a Bush button, although she was no fan of W. She tugged on my arms to and even entered the pocket of my hooded University of Illinois sweatshirt taking my hands trying to get the air horn. Then she made some off colored comments about my mom. Nasty woman!

And so as we near the one-year anniversary, we have members of Congress apparently debating if an air horn constitutes free speech. I’d say this is really sad that they have nothing better to do with their time, but this is better than adding more to the healthcare bill that none of them will read because they are too busy looking for trivial issues on Google.