Tancredo voicing views of public, radio host says

His remarks about retaliation on Mecca have ignited debate
By M.E. Sprengelmeyer

WASHINGTON - Back when Pat Campbell was a math teacher, he never imagined he'd see his name in Pravda, Al Jazeera and media outlets around the globe.

That's what happened this week, when the self-made radio talk show host in Florida guided U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo into some dicey talk about deterring terrorism that triggered an international backlash.

Read the rest of the Rocky Mountain News story HERE.

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Tom Tancredo is to columnists as manna was to the Israelites. A gift from God. So outlandish has he become.

Unfortunately, there is nothing sustaining or nourishing about what Tancredo has to say. This does not keep us from writing and him from making headlines for comments condemned internationally as inflammatory, misguided and irresponsible

And check out this little gem from Today's Washington Post...

Al-Abdullah, the Kuwaiti political scientist, put some blame on the way the question was put to the congressman. "These imaginary 'what if' questions are endless," he said.