Difference between Norte Dame & Alabama

Difference between Norte Dame & Alabama

Roe vs Wade 40th anniversary video

Happy 40th birthday Baby

This is the most egregious ad I have ever seen! I'm sure any woman who had an abortion would also find it appalling.

Remember as you watch this the liberal dogs screaming like they got themselves caught in a zipper over the NRA ad.

I wonder how many rocks they had to turn over before they found the nefarious pimp who did this ad?

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Roe vs Wade 40th anniversary video

Phil Mickelson Caves

Professional golfer Phil Mickelson told reporters Sunday that he is considering “drastic changes” in response to state and federal income tax hikes — including possibly leaving the United States.

“It’s been an interesting off-season. And I’m going to have to make some drastic changes. I’m not going to jump the gun and do it right away, but I will be making some drastic changes,” Mickelson said during a press conference following the Humana Challenge golf tournament in La Quinta, Calif.

When pressed by reporters about whether those “drastic changes” could include leaving California or even the United States, the four-time major championship winner didn’t foreclose the possibility. But he made clear the reason he is considering such drastic options is the massive tax burden he now shoulders. (RELATED: Millions flee California because of progressive tax system)

“But if you add up, if you add up all the federal and you look at the disability and the unemployment and the Social Security and the state, my tax rate’s 62, 63 percent. So I’ve got to make some decisions on what I’m going to do,” said Mickelson.

Update:

Just one day after Phil Mickelson sent the golf world into a frenzy over his statements about tax laws, he released a statement late Monday night clarifying things:

I absolutely love what I do. I love and appreciate the game of golf and the people who surround it. I'm as motivated as I've ever been to work on my game, to compete and win championships...

I'm like many Americans who are trying to understand the new tax laws. I certainly don't have a definitive plan at this time, but like everyone else I want to make decisions that are best for my future and my family.

Finances and taxes are a personal matter and I should not have made my opinions on them public. I apologize to those I have upset or insulted and assure you I intend to not let it happen again.


 He should run for the House of Representatives.
He'd fit right in.

Phil Mickelson Caves

Uninformed Obama Voters Saying They Watched Inauguration Before It Took Place

On a tip from Ed Kilbane

You can always count on Obama voters to look stupid and they never let you down.

I don’t know if I should laugh or cry when seeing this video. These Obama supporters claim to have seen an event that hasn’t even happened yet. Then they lie through their teeth in the hopes of not sounding stupid.

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Uninformed Obama Voters Saying They Watched Inauguration Before It Took Place

He might go to jail because his last name is not Jackson

On a tip from my brother Gary


Ray Nagin: Former New Orleans Mayor Indicted for Bribery

Which one is the biggest crook? 

The one on the left should be in jail. Second one is going. Third is already there.

It's a touching family portrait. Like the black version of the The Sopranos.

He was the guy who was going to make New Orleans "chocolate again". But it appears he is better suited at making license plates.

BTW... imagine the repercussions if a white Republican had said... We're going to make New Orleans Vanilla again.

Boy was Bush right about this guy!

Excerpt from [Decision Points] which I highly recommend reading especially if you happen to hate Bush.

Bush speaking on Air Force One:

"Who's in charge of security in New Orleans? My question silenced the raucous discussion in the Air Force One conference room on Friday Sept. 2, 2005. The governor is in charge," Mayor Nagin said, pointing across the dark wood table at Gov. Kathleen Blanco.

"Every head pivoted in her direction. The Louisiana governor froze. She looked agitated and exhausted. 'I think it's the mayor.'

This from Wikipedia. Remember the buses in the parking lot sent to help evacuate the city?
 They all drowned.
How many taxpayer dollars were wasted on this stunt alone?

New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin was also criticized for failing to implement his evacuation plan and for ordering residents to a shelter of last resort without any provisions for food, water, security, or sanitary conditions. Perhaps the most important criticism of Nagin is that he delayed his emergency evacuation order until less than a day before landfall, which led to hundreds of deaths of people who (by that time) could not find any way out of the city. Adding to the criticism was the broadcast of school bus parking lots full of yellow school buses which Mayor Nagin refused to be used in evacuation. When asked why the buses were not used to assist evacuations instead of holing up in the Superdome, Nagin cited the lack of insurance liability and shortage of bus drivers.

They couldn't find any bus drivers because it was in their best interest to stay behind... I mean..you were expecting them to miss out on the looting? 

Federal prosecutors today announced a 21-count indictment against former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, accused of enriching himself as the city struggled to rebuild in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. 

Nagin is accused of using the office of mayor to steer city projects to business associates who, in turn, allegedly paid kickbacks and bribes and flew him on lavish free trips to Hawaii, Jamaica, and Las Vegas. 

Nagin was charged with bribery, honest service wire fraud, money laundering, conspiracy and filing false tax returns. 

"The defendant C. Ray Nagin, knowingly devised a scheme and artifice to defraud the City of New Orleans and its citizens of his honest services through bribery and a kickback scheme, whereby Mayor Nagin used his public office and his official capacity to provide favorable treatment that benefitted the business and financial interests of individuals providing him with bribery/kickback payoffs in the form of checks, cash, granite inventory, wire transfers personal services and free travel," the indictment said. 

The indictment charges that Nagin established a family company in 2005 called Stone Age LLC and allegedly put bribes and kickback checks into the firm's accounts. 

"Nagin on or about May 23, 2006 accepted a bribery/kickback payoff from Businessman 'A' in the form of private jet travel and limousine services to New York City," the indictment alleges. 

The indictment says that on the same day, Nagin allegedly waived penalties that were owed by the businessman on a delinquent tax bill owed to the City of New Orleans. 

The indictment also alleges Nagin accepted $50,000 from businessman Frank Fradella as well as monthly wire transfers of $12,500 that totaled $112,500. Fradella pleaded guilty to bribing a New Orleans city official in June 2012. 

Prosecutors alleged that on June 20, 2009 Nagin awarded a $1 million Katrina sidewalk repair project to a local businessman. On June 21, the very next day, a Nagin family member allegedly was paid a $10,000 kickback from that businessman. 

"This indictment should serve as a reminder to current and former public officials that, in the interest of full accountability, the FBI pursues corruption even after an official leaves office," said Michael Anderson, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI's New Orleans Field Office. 

A defense attorney for Nagin could not be identified from the court docket. Nagin, who served as New Orleans' mayor from 2002 to 2010, is expected to have a court appearance later this month.

He might go to jail because his last name is not Jackson