Well done!

True argument is a useful tool for changing others opinions and actions. That is accomplished with facts and a delivery method that, as passionate as it may be, extends the opportunity for dignity in the disagreement. That is a good thing. But no one listens when the message is spewed venomously. You may reply that you are responding in kind, but that sort of discourse is no more effective between adults than it is between children on a playground. Someone has to choose to be the first to rise above the fray.

The rancor with which the rite-wengerz watch us is exceeded only by their passionate distaste for our values, maturity and timeliness of action.

We must meet all their intemperate behavior in a timely and vigorous manner. We must communicate with them in 4-letter words. They demand that we lower our vocabulary to their level – 4-letter words. Since they belong in the gutter, we address them with gutter language.

A question about the trunk monkey – is that a reference to a retired politician that waits for the call to action and attempts to use his/her political weight to influence a situation? If so, doesn’t that apply to pretty much every past President (except for maybe George Jr, who is currently weightless), and many past VPs? If the tire iron is part of the equation then I’ll have to rethink that…

Perhaps Rep. Grayson was referring to the less common phrase “Stay Tuned For Updates.”