Tuesday, October 31, 2006

 

Hopefully Matthew Hill Soon Will Join His Buddy Cochran

In the Oct. 31 Johnson City Press, recently defeated Carter Countian Jerome Cochran encouraged the 7th District to vote for Matthew Hill. Hopefully the 7th District will give Hill the same treatment that Carter County gave Cochran by ousting him from office.

In other news, Hill's radio station is allowing people to call in and make false statements about Hill's opponent, while the host called Hill a prophet. Strange and scary stuff indeed.

# posted by salida stage right @ 12:40 PM
Comments:
When you heathens realize that Jesus himself sent us Matthew to be our Representative, then you will realize the error in your ways. Repent now because Matthew is a prophet, just like they said on the radio this morning. He will bring us the Biblical law and implement it in Nashville. After all, he said on his radio show a few years ago, that there is no such thing as separation of church and state. You will obey the Lord and Matthew will use the state government to make sure you do. Hey, he's fighting to put the Ten Commandments on the court house. If you're an atheist, or a buddhist, hare krishna, or some other religion not of the Judaeo-Christian kind, and that means Muslims (Moon god worship), then you can just forget your civil liberties in the government of Matthew Hill. When you realize this, then you will be redeemed. Didn't you know that R stands for redeemed?? You heathens need to wake up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 10:04 PM
 
I found the true prophet!! It's James Madison!! See if the below quote doesn't sound exactly as if President Madison was talking about Matthew Hill and his WHCB religious empire!!!????? Now here's a true prophet if there ever was one. Too bad for little Matty boy..........................
I believe Mr. Madison has one upped him!!!!

"Rulers who wished to subvert the public liberty, may have found an established Clergy convenient auxiliaries. A just Government instituted to secure & perpetuate it needs them not."
-- James Madison, A Memorial and Remonstrance Against Religious Assessments, addressed to the Virginia General Assemby, June 20, 1785
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 10:42 PM
 
It probably will not be to difficult for Phillips to establish an I.D. for "Dale" after the election and possibly compel Information Communications Corporation, Simpleton, and "Dale" prove the unfounded "girlfriends" comment in court...
# posted by Blogger Elmer Gantry : 7:04 AM
 
Nice quote by Madison. Seems like people want to forget that he and Jefferson were founding fathers.
# posted by Blogger salida stage right : 12:04 PM
 
I think Matthew will WIN. Much to your dismay. Sorry. Madison is dead, just like the chances of Fred winning. Oh well.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 8:45 AM
 
Is that to imply the constitution is dead? I guess Matthew Hill is the kind of candidate who wouln't mind getting rid of it.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 1:03 PM
 
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