Comments (95)

Anonymous wrote on August 2, 2007 5:59 PM:

What he's really saying: "get out of the USA" because thats how narrow minded those in Washington DC think, that THEY are the center of the world!

Are you fed up yet?

Anonymous wrote on August 2, 2007 6:01 PM:

but hey, if all else fails use the "fear" card!

Is that what he's saying!? If he is sooo scared why is he still there? Leave...Mr. Lott

Slippery Slope wrote on August 2, 2007 6:02 PM:

I dread the thought that something serious might happen. I really do.

That said it really seems like Trent “Chick Little” Lot is screaming the sky is falling.

Terror! Be Afraid!

So, just sign here that it is okay to give up on our Constitutional rights and freedoms that soo many Americans have fought and died for in the past, BUT DO IT QUICKLY!

ricey1 wrote on August 2, 2007 6:05 PM:

Anthrax/PATRIOT Act card all over again, what a surprise.

Maybe they'll try to cut off the internet this time, too.

loki wrote on August 2, 2007 6:09 PM:

Hey...I thought that we were supposed to be thankful GWBush was in charge! There's a reason we haven't been attacked since sept 11th 2001, they say! Thank god for dubya! Uh, er, um...wait. Now Lott's saying get the hell out of dodge? The terroists are coming? Must be Clinton's fault!

johnnydoughey wrote on August 2, 2007 6:10 PM:

My thought is that if these clowns continue to destroy this country much longer... they'll have to start worrying about 300 million of us locals getting to them before al-Qaeda...

MANIMAL! wrote on August 2, 2007 6:10 PM:

Hmmm... we haven't had a single "terror threat" since November 2004, then in the midst of His Chimpness' fast and furious power grabs, we get this.

I'm sure it's a total coincidence.

fiddle wrote on August 2, 2007 6:20 PM:

I'm struck by the sheer cowardice portrayed here. No goin' down with the ship for Lott. Chicken Little? Chickenshit, I think.

starwheel wrote on August 2, 2007 6:23 PM:

Gee. Look who sounds like a cut and run coward now.

Austin Cooper wrote on August 2, 2007 6:26 PM:

I keep recalling the lines from 'The Handmaids' Tale', where the narrator mentions that an attack on the U.S. Congress by Islamists was the event and excuse that turned the 'United States' into Republic of Gilead.

But that was a novel, of course.

Merrimarr wrote on August 2, 2007 6:27 PM:

Look, this is pure scare tactics. Nobody's in DC in August. Everybody who can clears out just like in Paris and other cities in August. The terrorists know that. Why do you think they waited until September in 2001?

Emma Zahn wrote on August 2, 2007 6:29 PM:

The timing seems a little suspect, doesn't it?

Isn't Congress usually on vacation in August? Hasn't Al Qaida historically been long term planners? Do they really have such bad intelligence or have they changed tactics? Or could this just be a ploy to get the August vacation back along with an extra two weeks for the mental anguish?

jeffgee wrote on August 2, 2007 6:37 PM:

Just a co-inky-dink that the terrorist threat comes at the same time as the FISA stuff and the Gonzo/Comey/groggy Ashcroft story gets Congressional hearings.
Al Qaeda attacking Congress looks more like a Bush inside job, just like the anthrax crisis in 2001. All of the recipients of those letters were Democrats, one of them being Patrick Leahy.

Damian wrote on August 2, 2007 6:41 PM:

Lott is shameless.

Hank Essay wrote on August 2, 2007 6:45 PM:

Maybe Lott just realized that Al Qeada is operating at full strength, unhindered by King Chimp's game of risk in Iraq....I mean, these guys are now in the user-generated content-mash up biz now:

http://blogs.abcnews.com/theblotter/2007/08/new-al-qaeda-we.html

Busta wrote on August 2, 2007 6:48 PM:

Just when you think they can't get any more repulsive...

GKAM wrote on August 2, 2007 6:48 PM:

Have the taxpayers finished rebuilding his house from the Bush/Katrina debacle yet? Perhaps Lott should stay there, regardless.

Duh ! wrote on August 2, 2007 6:51 PM:

Hmm ... Shrub's approval ratings must have dived below 20 % ...

pol wrote on August 2, 2007 6:53 PM:

Gee, I live close to DC, and I've been wanting to go into the city and enjoy the museums. I think I'll do that a couple of times before Sept. 11.

This all sounds like scare tactics to get Congress to pass a FISA bill.

pol wrote on August 2, 2007 6:54 PM:

Gee, I live close to DC, and I've been wanting to go into the city and enjoy the museums. I think I'll do that a couple of times before Sept. 11.

This all sounds like scare tactics to get Congress to pass the FISA bill.

totallynext wrote on August 2, 2007 7:02 PM:

Ok Answer me this then Lott. I live in Northern Virginia, should I be afraid for my families safety?

Douglas Moran wrote on August 2, 2007 7:06 PM:

Wolf! Wolf! Wolf at the door!

The scary part is, one of these days, there really *will* be a terrorist attack, and these demagoguing bastards will have numbed everyone so badly that it will probably be more devastating than it might have been.

Do I believe this one? I have no idea. How on Earth can I tell? These people lie all the time about this for purely political purposes (it's documented!); it's clear they don't *really* care about the country's safety. How do we know when to believe, and when to not?

Didn't these people *listen* when their Moms read them fairy tales as youngsters? Or do "family values" folks not read those sorts of moral tales?

lysias wrote on August 2, 2007 7:06 PM:

If the Republicans all leave, maybe some decent bills can be passed.

Gandhi wrote on August 2, 2007 7:13 PM:

Obviously Trent Lott doesn't trust his leader at all. Since we are fighting them over there we are supposed to be safe over here.
And if the GOP let him keep his job it means that they agree with him.

And that means that the only thing the neocons do in terms of homeland security is wasting our money and wasting lives in Iraq.

Talk, talk, talk: another con way of dealing with reality.

Damian wrote on August 2, 2007 7:15 PM:

Don't let the door hit you in the @ss, Trent!

Worthless gas bag.

Orwell's Intuition wrote on August 2, 2007 7:19 PM:

Get out of D.C., everyone, especially Congress, because bush has recess appointments to fill, don'tcha know?

code word: silver, as in how many pieces of silver has bush been given to betray this country?

sparrow wrote on August 2, 2007 7:21 PM:

'Oh, God! We're all gonna die!' always seems to work with the Republicans, or has in the past to set Americans up for a move toward a little more chipping away at their rights.

Me_again wrote on August 2, 2007 7:24 PM:

Hey, if the Bushies can't protect DC - can they protect ANYTHING?

The only thing we have to fear is Bush not listening to his intelligence briefing.

lotus wrote on August 2, 2007 7:27 PM:

Once an Ole Miss cheerleader, always an Ole Miss cheerleader.

Aw, I can't hep it, y'all -- this SC jes' happens to be "neck" (all it lacks is the apostrophe). Mumph mumph mumph.

P.S. Yes, I'm making fun, but I have standing: learned MY English in Mississippi too.

biggerbox wrote on August 2, 2007 7:39 PM:

I don't have to worry. George Bush, Dick Cheney and their people have been working tirelessly since 2001 to protect our homeland, so I'm sure that by now everything is in place to keep us perfectly safe and stop any al Qaeda cell before it can do damage.

I mean, they even got those guys in Miami before they even had boots, so what's Trent so worried about.

Relax, Trent. George W. Bush is on the watch!

Ish wrote on August 2, 2007 7:45 PM:

But, but...we are fighting them over there so we wont' have to fight them over here. Remember?

Doctor Jay wrote on August 2, 2007 7:49 PM:

With my tinfoil hat pulled firmly about my ears, I wonder if the cancellation of recess has anything to do with denying Bush the ability to make a recess appointment. And thus whether the "terror threat" and the renewed call for a recess has anything to do with Bush's desire for a recess appointment. Say, of a new Attorney General.

It just is unimaginably bizarre that Congress should be discussing changes to FISA the week after Gonzales' highly suspect testimony about FISA related matters, especially when the problem occured, as I've read in news reports "a few months ago". If it happened a few months ago, what's so urgent? Why the timing?

Candyce wrote on August 2, 2007 7:50 PM:

So, what's he gonna do, evacuate the whole city? What a stupid, stupid man.

Veritas78 wrote on August 2, 2007 7:59 PM:

Worse things could happen. The denizens of white D.C. would be surprised how we can get along without them.

That said, why is it that Republicans are such a nellie, fearful bunch? They have become the dream party for terrorists. They are so afraid that they'll give up all our civil liberties such so they can sleep in their jammies at night.

Ptui!! I say to Al Qaeda: bring it on! Who gives a shit if you kill a few thousand of us!! More die on the highway and from cancer every year! Do your worst, then fuck off. We just don't care.

Now if only any Republican dared to say that, but they won't. Because they are a terrorist's dream, scared of their own shadows.

cevrero wrote on August 2, 2007 8:00 PM:

Doesn't matter what laws are passed,...they seem to do whatever the fuck they want anyways.

mattsmom wrote on August 2, 2007 8:04 PM:

Doctor Jay, will you share your tinfoil hat with me? I thought the same as you - Bush wants to make some recess appointments. How better than to have Congress abandon the Capitol, so Bush can not only make recess appointments but also make fun of the Democrats. Harry Reid, just come out and say that this threat strengthens your resolve to not recess.

Event Planner wrote on August 2, 2007 8:09 PM:

September 12th works for us!

starwheel wrote on August 2, 2007 8:24 PM:

Excellent point, cevrero.

If Bush has "unitary executive" authority to bypass/ignore/break FISA anyway "during a time of war", then why would the Senate need to change it?

It sounds to me Trent Lott is admitting the Bush administration has been doing something illegal.

SC: smell

and it ain't cheese

mutt wrote on August 2, 2007 8:39 PM:

Lets fight them in DC (when Congress is in session) so I dont have to fight them in La Mesa.
What a pathetic, sorry assed bunch. What a world class embarrassment.
Sc - "foot"
Id like to plant mine up Trents ass.....

Johnsnottoodistracted wrote on August 2, 2007 9:02 PM:

This one is a real steamy pool of wisdom.
Isn't there a law against yelling fire?
But when you don't get your way.....change the rules.
Calvin ball anyone?

interested litigant wrote on August 2, 2007 9:21 PM:

Yeah, so where's the news coverage on this 'story'? There is absolutely NOT ONE story on this topic anywhere in any news source. Period. If this was so real a story wouldn't you think some other 'source' would be mentioning that according to whatever source it was, Senator Trent Lott yelled 'fire' (like the question above) in a crowded house of government because the Capitol itself was enough of a specific threat that more police had to be brought in to make stand for security? Well, no one source has. So this is either a completely bogus story and should be retracted immediately to protect this site's repuation; or ........ so which is it?

Anonymous wrote on August 2, 2007 9:22 PM:

Senator Lott's Chicken Little attitude is rediculous. Of course one should take threats seriously, and that is what police and security and intelligence are there to do. One cannot stop living life, for if so the terrorists have truly won! You don't see Israelis not going to the grocery store...

interested litigant wrote on August 2, 2007 9:23 PM:

The link to Roll Call leads to a simple tease paragraphc that does not contain the detail of this story. Tell me. Is this real, where's the video? If it is not real, why so little a reaction to these unusual circumstances? Or is this story fake?

interested litigant wrote on August 2, 2007 9:26 PM:

Google is not carrying the news story with the search terms 'Capitol Police' which is contained in the headline of the story on Roll Call's web site. But the search for that term only results in this page on this site. What the??????????

pol wrote on August 2, 2007 9:45 PM:

I looked on the WTOP website (DC all news radio) for coverage -- there wasn't any. I haven't heard anything on the station all day, either. This is another wolf cry.

deben wrote on August 2, 2007 9:51 PM:

Trent Lott: D.C. denizens are going to die within the next 40 days and it will be their own fault.

As for himself, he's going on vacation.

Vote Republican.

Mark Richards wrote on August 2, 2007 9:52 PM:

Thanks, "Trent". Now, what about the rest of us? You get to hop on a jet plane out of Dodge, leaving the rampant poverty just beyond the stone pillars behind to suffer out (or worse) whatever it is that may be the product of your war mongering and Bush maladministration enabling ways - all to recharge the batteries and get in touch with all your "supporters" while keeping your precious ass intact.

The little people (the actual citizenry) are apparently far less important (didn't seem as if you were recommending they leave), and certainly less valuable (unless engaged in the Glorious War in IRAQ) than you, the ultra important minipresident, "Trent".

Your record is clear and brings advisement to all within reach of your voice: ignore the ignoramus.

Anonymous wrote on August 2, 2007 9:53 PM:

This terror scare, conveniently timed to provide AG with domestic spying oversight and/or W with a recess appointment, is simply too transparent, even for the fear-mongering Republicans. Trouble is, if you don't all fall in line, and quickly, Shooter may just send someone to getcha.

B00!

Pastor Doodah wrote on August 2, 2007 10:01 PM:

The National Guard will help evacuate the city. Oh, wait...

Mike wrote on August 2, 2007 10:16 PM:

Lottanother worthless cowardice chickenhawk thieving puke.

Mike wrote on August 2, 2007 10:17 PM:

Lottanother worthless cowardice chickenhawk thieving puke.

interested litigant wrote on August 2, 2007 10:27 PM:

But wait a sec... who got set up here? Is the story real? If it is, why no coverage elsewhere? I don't get this. If it is not real, how'd Roll Call get the info and what in the world did they do to get it? Or perhaps something else? This is just strange. A mention in the piece about stepped up police at the capitol building. There is no one carrying that angle either. Whoa horsey... let me off at my universe.

Mike wrote on August 2, 2007 10:28 PM:

His comments sound like something Bin Laden or Zawahiri would say.

Threatening words. Some statesman.

Brett wrote on August 2, 2007 10:44 PM:

Don't worry, Trent. The rest of us who work within earshot of the Capitol will hold down the fort for you while you're off cowering in a corner somewhere. Please leave town. You can stay away past September 11 if you want. No, really.

hrintern wrote on August 2, 2007 11:11 PM:

Guys, this is no joke. I work at the House of Reps and they warned us about an attack the week before recess or the first week coming back. This isn't some bullshit story from rollcall, we're on high alert. While he may sound like a jackass for distributing this info for political gain, that doesn't make it any less true.

Mark F wrote on August 2, 2007 11:24 PM:

The Twin Towers were the horns of Satan. The Penatgon (Pentagram) was its heart. We should all be very, very scared. Trent Lott will lead us to Heaven. We will drive there a Hummer H1. God bless Trent Lott. Take us to the cliff, Trent Lott. Lead us over the edge to the Kingdom.

Mark F wrote on August 2, 2007 11:25 PM:

The Twin Towers were the horns of Satan. The Penatgon (Pentagram) was its heart. We should all be very, very scared. Trent Lott will lead us to Heaven. We will drive there in a Hummer H1. God bless Trent Lott. Take us to the cliff, Trent Lott. Lead us over the edge to the Kingdom of your god.

Geazer wrote on August 2, 2007 11:56 PM:

Strange. A few years back, when Senator Mark Dayton (D-Minnesota) told his staff to go home following a briefing similar to this one, he was made a laughing-stock by the media. Go figure.

Rutrow wrote on August 3, 2007 12:51 AM:

Sure the Repubicans want everyone to leave town. Bush could then make all the recess appointments he wants.

eyeball wrote on August 3, 2007 1:06 AM:

my god he should be getting out of town for menacing us with that tie.

jimbo92107 wrote on August 3, 2007 1:51 AM:

Nothing Osama bin Laden can do is as damaging to America as these crazy Republicans are. They must be completely rejected by voters.

meh wrote on August 3, 2007 3:32 AM:

At least his hair looks better than it did. He looks much less like a John than people were saying when rumors first surfaced about his number being on the DC Madame's list.

melior wrote on August 3, 2007 3:36 AM:

So I guess we can bring the troops home now, if fighting them over there instead of here is no longer operative, right Trent?

Peter Duffy wrote on August 3, 2007 6:22 AM:

Maybe staying out of Mississippi may be a brighter idea.

Better still, Trent could be an illegal alien in Mexico until after September 12.

lulu wrote on August 3, 2007 6:30 AM:

Since when did Al Queda announce attacks?> Do they have an available schedule so that all Americans are privy to knowing when to be out of their own town?

davcbr wrote on August 3, 2007 7:27 AM:

This is enough to make you flip your wig

davcbr wrote on August 3, 2007 7:29 AM:

I think the picture of him making this appeal would have a much greater effect on me if his eyes we flying out of his head on the ends of springs.

credit wrote on August 3, 2007 7:33 AM:

Is he threatening that the Reichstag will burn down?

The pages seem eerily similar these days.

lyndoc wrote on August 3, 2007 7:38 AM:

Just when you think Lott and the Republicans couldn't say anything more ridiculous they open their mouths again. Do they really think anyone really believes them anymore. Boehner is selectively releasing classified information on Fox to try to scare us. These guys are bozos.

TheraP wrote on August 3, 2007 7:52 AM:

Snark: Are they organizing buses for the poor? Is DeLay offering to put them up at his place?

Bart wrote on August 3, 2007 8:24 AM:

I wake up every day just glad as hell that none of these Republican faux patriots were around when this country was formed. Danger? Then we had a tiny navy, a middling army, enemies on all our borders and domestic rebellions plenty. In the middle of all that insecurity men of courage said to be free is more important than to feel safe. That's right, it takes a little balls to be a free people, to have political and civil liberties.

Danger now? We have the most powerful military force ever known and our enemies are powerful that they strike us once and then go hide in caves for 6 years. And what do the current crop of 'Patriots' propose? Get rid of habeas corpus, let the government listen to your conversations without a warrant, let the President take away your constitutional rights just by calling you an enemy combatant.

I want political leaders who will buck up my courage to defend my liberties, not ones who try to scare me to give them up. Its time to call these Republican cowards by their true name. Un-American.

Legalize wrote on August 3, 2007 8:46 AM:

/wingnut

1. Lot didn't say what he said.

2. If he did say what he said it was taken out of context.

3. ?

4. So you WANT terrorists to attack D.C.?!

5. Clinton's fault.

wingnut/

Nick wrote on August 3, 2007 9:01 AM:

Wow. This sounds almost threatening. Some one should investigate Mr. Lott's terrorist ties. I hear he's been to Afghanistan...Maybe we should tap his phones.

BobbyD wrote on August 3, 2007 10:12 AM:

Maybe before Lott comes back from his vacation on September 12th he and his chickenhawk Repugs could have a six year anniversary circle jerk in Herr Cheney's secret lair...I mean bunker. He is truly pathetic. I thought these redneck righties were so tough with there guns and bravado that they'd form there own circle around the Capitol building and unleash their flying monkey trolls across Washington. Looks like Lott would obstruct anything except vacation.

jon wrote on August 3, 2007 10:30 AM:

I agree with Credit: this must've been what it was like in the build up to the Reichstag fire.

If I was on Capitol Hill, I might start stocking up on Cipro, just in case.

We can defeat our foreign enemies with the tools we already have. But only we can destroy ourselves by abandoning the Constitution.

jw1 wrote on August 3, 2007 10:51 AM:

Bravo Mark Richards! Well put-- as I would've liked to have written.

>

SC: face-- AS in how do you face yourself each morning.

Sam's Uncle wrote on August 3, 2007 10:55 AM:

After all the shameful admissions over the last few years from so many senators that they never actually read the freakin' PATRIOT Act, I'm wondering how many senators have actually read what this FISA reform bill actually permits as legal (any retroactive permissions maybe which would nullify past law breaking?) and strips from our rights to privacy as citizens of this country.

One of the points this reform bill purportedly states is that we need to make it easier to spy on foreigners. Please, someone tell me this, since when have we had any difficulty spying on foreigners outside of this country????

As with Lott beating the fear drum yet again, all I can say is you can't make chicken salad out of chicken shit BUDDY! If he's so fearful, maybe it's time he stepped aside to let someone a little more intrepid stand up in his place. Better yet, he and sen. Graham should go up to Minneapolis and watch some real heroes at work underneath the wreckage of I35. Maybe then they'll glimpse some courage in action and see what it takes to put your life on the line for the sake of others.

The code word here appropriately is taste. As in Lott and these fear mongering assholes have none with the likes of these low brow comments.

Jake wrote on August 3, 2007 11:46 AM:

To Sam's uncle:
I know one of those trying to help with the 135 bridge. He stood there all day waiting for the liberals of Minnesota to decide whether to lower the water in the river, or to raise the water in the river. Whether to let my fireman qualified friend scubba dive into the river or whether they would raise the water level to bring in barges. After all day without food, or coffee, the liberals of Minnesota sent them back home.
Lott is talking a better message than the dilly-dallying of the Minnesota liberal big-shots.

Jane wrote on August 3, 2007 11:47 AM:

I agree about the Reichstag Fire feeling, the coninkydink feeling about Bushco releasing this just when they want to stampede Congress into giving up more of our liberties and the impropriety of Lott using this info for political gain. That said, I believe in assessing worst case scenarios, so under the topic even as!'oles have real enemies:

1. Osama has a history of finishing terrorist projects that don't succeed the first time -- two attempts on the Twin Towers.

2. They probably thought that by taking out the Towers they would take out our economy not realizing the amount of built in back-up.

3. The jet that the heroic passengers took down was going somewhere so they failed in some attempt.

4. If one of our institution in DC is a target and is successfully hit, what kind of back-up exists?

5. Shortly, after 9/11 there was another scare and the Republican bigwigs were hustled out of the Hill while other congresspeople were left to stand around.

6. Is Bushco's planning for such an attack any better than their planning for Katrina?

Patriot wrote on August 3, 2007 1:02 PM:

If another terror attacke occurs in this country, then we need to grab arms and march on the Department of Homeland Security - because we have spent billions on that agency to ensure that another 9/11 would not happen. If another attack happens... don't become afraid - BECOME ANGRY and MARCH!!!

Philadelphia Steve wrote on August 3, 2007 2:00 PM:

Re: "6. Is Bushco's planning for such an attack any better than their planning for Katrina?"

It certainly will be better than that for September 11, 2001. This time there will not even be a shread of the Bill of Rights left over when his Executive orders are sent out.

phil wrote on August 3, 2007 2:59 PM:

If the attacks center on capitol hill, well, they've got the right target selected. The chickenshits that have been praying for another '9/11' just to prove to us that Dumbya is right, will be placing blame directly on the Dems, even though Dumbya's gotten everything he's asked for. The message from us should be, "Are we not able to protect ourselves from another large scale attack after 6 years to prepare?" Lott seems to be wetting himself....so I'm guessing he's not to convinced of our 'keystone cop' president's abilities.

Heraclitus wrote on August 3, 2007 3:23 PM:

Thank goodness the enemy blabbed their secret plans before attacking! When will that silly Al-Qaeda learn...wah wah wah waaaaaaaahhhhh.

Anonymous wrote on August 3, 2007 3:43 PM:

The sky is falling!

Give up the rest of your constitutional rights while you can - otherwise the government will cause another "event" to make you want to give them up as fast as you can.

The US government is a terrorist organization. If you do not do as they say, they will do something to make you want to do what they want you to do.

TJD wrote on August 3, 2007 4:11 PM:

Hmmmm, I thought we were fighting them there (Iraq) so we wouldn't have to fight them here. If we are there, how can they be here? Maybe Rush can send his ‘crew’ to DC and save us. OTOH, they probably don’t know where DC is.

Molly Ivans wrote on August 3, 2007 4:30 PM:

Raise Hell !!

p wrote on August 3, 2007 5:13 PM:

Trent, are you scared of a little anthrax when it is the Constitution that is at stake?

Fedupwithfeds wrote on August 3, 2007 5:45 PM:

Senator Lott, I work at the Capitol all year round. I don't get to leave for a month. (Hell, I can barely get a single DAY off, let alone a month!)

Day in and day out we third class citizens of the Hill are working on the frontlines. We are the ones who will save the 100os of visitors to the Capitol while you are the first ones whisked from the building. And yet, I make less than $30,000 a year and you make nearly $150,000.

Save your fear tactics, make real change!

sailor wrote on August 3, 2007 8:20 PM:

I'll bet the D.C. tourism folks just love this asshole!

Teufel Hunde wrote on August 3, 2007 9:18 PM:

So Trent, will it be safe to return on Sept 12 and help with clean-up after Al QaedCIA destroys DC on the 6th anniversary of 9/11?
Will this be the prophecied nuclear attack we have been threatened with?
Hurry up and invade Iran so you can blame it on them.

Kathy wrote on August 4, 2007 2:31 AM:

If all the politicoes are leaving DC for the summer, I think they should all be given an M16 and combat boots and they can vacation in Iraq. Upon arriving, they can relieve lots of men and women in uniform who have been on multipule tours of duty and give THEM a vacation back in the old US of A. Then the politicians can see up close and personal what the Iraq War/internal civil war is all about. Leading the group should be our "esteemed republican" leader along with his two college educated daughers.

Patric Henry wrote on August 4, 2007 9:06 AM:

This is a warning. Whenever the government is preparing a false flag operation, they send out warnings. That way they can go "see, we told you so, but you wouldn't listen. Now we have to declare martial law. It's your fault, you wouldn't let us protect you."

Xman wrote on August 4, 2007 10:47 AM:

There is a little green man in his head and he has has tapped into Lott's brain and mouth.

Lott is now trying to activate and enlist Jerry Springer Show guest mentality to the republican cause?

code word: animal. Even animals have rational reasons. What is Lott's excuse?

Anonymous wrote on August 5, 2007 3:57 PM:

Old "Trench Mouth" Lott should follow his own advise and stay out of Washington, DC forever. He as one of the bush crime family has done terrible harm to America. He stood up and spoke for a man who committed treason. So Old TM go back to Mississippi and live out your days watching the surf roll in.

We are afraid alright, afraid Lott will stay in Washington and vote with the bush crime family on everything evil they do.

TheIndependenceParty wrote on August 6, 2007 10:39 AM:

I think Lott is suffering from the formaldehyde fumes in his FEMA trailer.