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In reply to the discussion: Ed Schultz: Snowden not a patriot, I don't trust him, I'll go with Obama and his assessment [View all]Harmony Blue
(3,978 posts)67. He has always been a centrist
it doesn't shock me.
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Ed Schultz: Snowden not a patriot, I don't trust him, I'll go with Obama and his assessment [View all]
flamingdem
Jun 2013
OP
What if the named countries refuse to take Snowden? That would be a shame, right?..LOL..
monmouth3
Jun 2013
#3
Now that would be something. A man without a country except instead of a ship......
wandy
Jun 2013
#30
Every time he switches countries he'd have to come up with a state secret to trade
flamingdem
Jun 2013
#177
Haha, now that is irony. I think he'll be stranded, a man with no country..Good, good, good..n/t
monmouth3
Jun 2013
#53
Ya know, it would be like me going up against Ahnald. I may not approve or like him. But by Gawd
monmouth3
Jun 2013
#63
I agree with him that Snowden does not appear to be trustworthy, but the government should be
hrmjustin
Jun 2013
#7
I agree with you the goverment has gone too far and an honest discussion on it is needed.
hrmjustin
Jun 2013
#46
I agree. Orly Taitz wants Snowden declared a national hero and have a day dedicated to him
sad-cafe
Jun 2013
#12
For some people, the situation is much more than just Snowden versus President Obama.
ZombieHorde
Jun 2013
#13
I'm not going to throw him under the bus, but I also don't have to agree with him. I can think for
liberal_at_heart
Jun 2013
#15
I'll bet he's tapping his Superbowl Ring on the table with great glee right about now!
MADem
Jun 2013
#146
What's your point? That he should have chosen to be harrassed, threatened, & marginalized
think
Jun 2013
#76
As your post CLEARLY shows it is the other NSA whistleblowers that are being ignored
think
Jun 2013
#139
so.. that doesn't disqualify anyone from becoming a "liberal".. eg. Elizabeth Warren.
DCBob
Jun 2013
#60
one can still stand on prinicples and make concessions when confronted with very difficult choices.
DCBob
Jun 2013
#135
Big Ed is right, Edward Snowden is not a hero, he is a zero, crook, spy, liar, thief and coward.
Thinkingabout
Jun 2013
#84
I don't have to throw him under the bus: I've long said he was a loud mouthed asshole.
cali
Jun 2013
#106
I wonder if he would be saying this if we had exactly the same surveillance program expansion but
Douglas Carpenter
Jun 2013
#116
legally or illegally - it is still a major expansion of surveillance
Douglas Carpenter
Jun 2013
#169
I can hope for the best. I checked their websites and yes they were pro-Snowdon
flamingdem
Jun 2013
#183
Someone explain this to me. Do a lot of Libertarians spend their entire careers in Government
demgrrrll
Jun 2013
#145
Not a patriot/hero. On the lam, sharing data with foreign countries, trying to avoid jail time.
CakeGrrl
Jun 2013
#154
I agree with Ed. Snowdon is not a Patriot. No Patriot gives US secrets to China, Russia, et.al.
bbkenn92
Jun 2013
#156
I didn't listen to Ed for a long time because he was too middle-of-the-road for me
tpsbmam
Jun 2013
#198
"He should come home and present his case, then he should be hung like the traitorous rat-bastard
GoneFishin
Jun 2013
#201
WikiLeaks: We Know Where Snowden Is, But We're Not Telling You - Mother Jones
flamingdem
Jun 2013
#210