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Sunday, March 11, 2012
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Toto... we're not in Kansas anymore
Mitt finds the Yellow Brick Road in ruins at the hands of the evil King Obama. In November after he defeats him, the ROAD will be restored.
The Road "He" Traveled...
Technically it's extremely well crafted bearing the same quality of a movie trailer. The underlining subliminal theme is to blame Bush without mentioning his name. Which boils down to this:
The 17-minute documentary was directed by Davis Guggenheim and will be released on March 15 at campaign field offices across the nation. It's a testament to Obama's unlimited resources and his close connection with the liberal elite in Hollywood exemplified by Saul Alin...I mean Tom Hanks providing the narrative most likely Pro bono. The trailer comes across in segments becoming a culmination of feigned heart stopping moments mixed with sound bites totally lacking in any real substance. Maybe that's what this trailer is trying to project... since what he has done to fix it, only made it worse.
Are we to believe Obama wrestled with the decision to kill Bin Laden?
The 17-minute documentary was directed by Davis Guggenheim and will be released on March 15 at campaign field offices across the nation. It's a testament to Obama's unlimited resources and his close connection with the liberal elite in Hollywood exemplified by Saul Alin...I mean Tom Hanks providing the narrative most likely Pro bono. The trailer comes across in segments becoming a culmination of feigned heart stopping moments mixed with sound bites totally lacking in any real substance. Maybe that's what this trailer is trying to project... since what he has done to fix it, only made it worse.
Are we to believe Obama wrestled with the decision to kill Bin Laden?
BTW-- What if Bin Laden was discovered hiding in some cave in Afghanistan. Do you mean to tell me our military would have to get Obama's permission to kill him. What's he gonna say....no.
Didn't we already go through this fiasco with Clinton?
Naturally all the relevant issues facing this country are going to be overlooked. Bet we won't here anything about the 16 trillion in debt in the full version. This entire trailer is so over the top it's laughable.
...Is Paved By Liberals
On a tip from Ed Kilbane
This despicable, vile, bottom feeding little piece of shit not only called her a "cu*t" and a "tw*at" he also taunts her for having a child with Down Syndrome!
Friday, March 9, 2012
Oscars- Not Just For Hollywood Anymore
And the award goes to....Barack Hussein Obama
for his leading role in... "Barry goes to Washington"
Press Conference 3/6/2012
Rarely does he hold a press conference. Judging by his record I don't blame him. The timing (Super Tuesday) was just a coincidence.
If you can tolerate it a link to the full transcript.
This is the clip, the moment, when he seized the Oscar.
I am particularly drawn to the validity concerning this statement. The rhetoric abounds with compassion and sensitivity concerning our men and women in uniform. Is it true? Partly. I sincerely believe he does care about our troops and presents a strong argument against placing them in harms way with regard to Iran. But is this the only reason? Is it even the real reason?
"When I visit Walter Reed; when I sign letters to families that haven’t, uh, whose loved ones who’ve not come home. I’m reminded that there is a cost. Sometimes we bear that cost but we think it through. We don’t play politics with it. When we have in the past, when we haven’t thought it through (meaning Bush) and it gets wrapped up in politics we make mistakes and typically it’s not the folks who are, uh, popping off who pay the price it’s these incredible men and women in uniform and their families who pay the price and as a consequence, I think it’s very important for us to take a careful, thoughtful, sober approach to what is a real problem and that is what we’ve been doing over the last three years– that’s what I intend to keep doing."
Then Reality Seeps in:
A front-page article in the Israeli newspaper Ma'ariv on Thursday said Obama had told Netanyahu that Washington would supply Israel with upgraded military equipment in return for assurances that there would be no attack on Iran in 2012.
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4201228,00.html
The truth is out there you just have dig to find it.
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4201228,00.html
The truth is out there you just have dig to find it.
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Has it come to this... what's worse...Slut...Cu*t or Tw*t?
One a tip from Ed Kilbane
(From The Daily with a few enhancements)
CHICAGO -- While slamming Mitt Romney for not standing up to the "strident voices" on his side, a top Obama advisor is planning to spend some quality time with one on his own, The Daily has learned.
David Axelrod, President Obama's senior campaign strategist, is scheduled to appear on Bill Maher's late-night talk show within the next few weeks, according to Kelley Carville, an HBO spokesman.
As the controversy over Rush Limbaugh's comments about Sandra Fluke continued, a former Obama White House official today joined Republicans in pointing out that Maher, who recently donated $1 million to a pro-Obama super PAC, has a history of his misogynistic slurs.
Last year, he was rebuked by the National Organization for Women for calling Sarah Palin a "dumb tw*t." He has also addressed her as a cu*t. Somehow the excitement from the media boiled over for Limbaugh but they slid the pot to the back burner for Maher.
Limbaugh assailed Sandra Fluke on his radio show last week for testifying before Congress that insurance companies should fully cover birth control for all women, even if the institution or employer has religious objections.
Obama's response was this:
“I thought about Malia and Sasha,” the president told reporters of his decision to call Fluke last week to offer his personal support. “One of the things I want them to do as they get older is to engage in issues they care about, even ones I may not agree with them on. I want them to be able to speak their mind in a civil and thoughtful way, and I don’t want them attacked or called horrible names because they’re being good citizens, all decent folks can agree that the remarks that were made don’t have any place in the public discourse,” the president said.
"palin is right to point out that bill maher has said some pretty disgusting things about women, comedian or not. they are Rush like," Austan Goolsbee, the former chairman of President Obama's Council on Economic Advisors, and currently a professor at the University of Chicago, tweeted.
After Obama spoke with Fluke, the Georgetown University Law Student called a "slut" and "prostitute" by Limbaugh, Palin challenged Priorities USA to return Maher's donation.
"Pres. Obama says he called Sandra Fluke because of his daughters. For the sake of everyone's daughter, why doesn't his super PAC return the $1 million he got from a rabid misogynist?," Palin wrote Tuesday on her Facebook page.
(Which I suspect privately... Maher would be in agreement with. He misses that mil... he can't stop talking about it.)
(Which I suspect privately... Maher would be in agreement with. He misses that mil... he can't stop talking about it.)
In a conference call with reporters today, Axelrod invoked Limbaugh on several occasions.
"He's going to continue to lose independent voters when he walks away from issues like the one involving Rush Limbaugh last week, where he essentially refused to comment on what was a really egregious set of comments by Limbaugh," Axelrod said. "Why? Because he's afraid to challenge a guy who's the de-facto head of his party."
The number of advertisers to pull spots from the The Rush Limbaugh Show hit 43 yesterday -- and even the band Rush had bad news for the embattled talk show host.
The advertisers that ditched the show yesterday include: Freedom Debt Relief, Norway Savings Bank, Portland Ovations, Consolidated Credit, Constant Contact, RSVP Discount Beverage, Cunningham Security and Regal Assets, which said in a statement "Everyone at Regal Assets wants to let Sandra Fluke know that we stand by her side in full support."
Limbaugh brushed off the tally -- which he counts at 28 -- and said at least two advertisers plan to return.
"Everything is fine on the business side. Everything is cool," Limbaugh said on his show. "None of what's happening is out of the ordinary," he concluded. "It's just part of an onslaught to try to convince you that this show's history and our days are numbered. I'm happy to tell you nothing could be further from the truth."
Late Tuesday, the 1970s rock band Rush demanded Limbaugh stop playing their music before and after commercial breaks. A lawyer for the band accused Limbaugh of "using Rush's recorded music as part of what is essentially a political broadcast."
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