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So I’m reading at the Spectator blog about how Chuckie Schmuky Schumer (D(umbshit)-NY) has referenced a September 15th deadline for the destruction of the American economy passing a “health-care” bill.

And the money quote:

“If we cannot produce a bipartisan solution by then, you have to wonder if the Republicans would ever be willing to agree to anything,” Schumer, a New York Democrat and member of the panel, said on a conference call with reporters.

And the thought came to mind:&#160 Why should&#160 we agree to any of the Demoscum Party’s bullshit?&#160 Where it is written that we have to agree to any&#160 piece of crap these bastards toss against the wall?

These leftist fucks are Congresscritters & Senators – not&#160 overlords.&#160 My Congresscritter & Senators, Schmuckhead, don’t have to do a fucking&#160 thing your skanky ass commands – you got that, dipwad?

Suggest you learn to live with it, Chuckie.&#160 Your kind’s gonna be out of power soon enough, and then you have to live under this crap, same as we do.

And oh, won’t that&#160 be fun?&#160

Denizens, the other day your humble correspondent won a couple of tickets to the Dallas/Fort Worth edition of the Sean Hannity Freedom Concert, starring Billy Ray “Miley’s Dad” Cyrus (grin), Charlie Daniels, Michael W. Smith, Lee Greenwood and Lt. Col. Oliver North.&#160 I therefore dragged the Fianceé Unit&#153 along with me for the soirée.

Greenwood kicked off the event, doing some old stuff, one of his new tracks from an album he’s apparently just put out, plus a passable rendition of Messina’s Please Come To Boston&#160 that, while not great, was listenable.&#160 And, per tradition, he closed with his signature, Proud To Be An American (God Bless The USA), which received the obligatory standing-O.

After the requisite introductions by Hannity, which included emcees Mark Davis & Hal Jay (neiher of whom bothered to stay for the whole thing, I might add), Charlie Daniels came out to the absolute loudest ovation of the evening.&#160 Charlie got right to it, blasting away with the fast-paced, foot-tapping honky-tonk sounds for which he is so well-known, including several solos from his two guitar players (sorry, no ID’s, they weren’t intro’d last night).&#160 And as long-advertised, Hannity came out and sang lyrics to Devil Went Down To Georgia, with exuberant (if neither aesthetic nor on-key) backup from the aforementioned Mssrs. Davis & Jay.

Michael W. Smith sans&#160 band came on next.&#160 Backed by only a Yamaha keyboard, he crooned his signature songs – Place In This World&#160 and Friends, plus a tribute to those killed on 9/11 (the name of which I didn’t catch, sorry – hey, I don’t get paid to write these reviews, mkay?)

The show closed with Billy Ray Cyrus rocking the house with a number of tunes, including Where Am I Gonna Live, Some Gave All&#160 and ending with his signature Achy Breaky Heart.

Interspersed amongst these sets were brief remarks from Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchinson (RINO-Texas), Texas governor Rick Perry, Congressman Sam Johnson (R-Texas) and the aforementioned Lt. Col. North.&#160 Each received a warm welcome, some warmer than others.

Best line of the night came from a four-year-old to whom Hannity was giving some mic-time – whom, when asked if she knew what country she was in, responded, “Texas”.&#160 (Biggest standing-O of the night.&#160 Out of the mouths of babes…)

A wonderful time was had by all, and much money was raised for the Freedom Alliance, which assists the children & families of those who’ve made the ultimate sacrifice for this country, for whose service this correspondent is eternally grateful.