Here's a guy named Evan Sayet. He was a liberal before 9/11. He's giving a speech on liberals, his conversion and a couple of other things. It's almost an hour and I may have linked this before. Now that I'm read worldwide I thought it might be worth putting up again. His insight in to how modern liberals think is definately worth watching.
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Friday, October 15, 2010
Bill O'Reilly is a wussy
I'm sure by now, you've all watched the clip of "The View" where Joy Behar and Gladys the talking cow Whoopi Goldberg, storm off the set (the clip is here). In the exchange O'Reilly says that the reason people don't want the mosque built is because "Muslims killed us on 9/11". A statement that is 100% accurate. Behar and Shamu then storm off the set because O'Reilly didn't say "muslim extremists". Order was restored and O'Reilly changed his remarks to make everyone happy. What a fag.
Here's the deal, O'Reilly was spot on with his remarks. Muslims did kill us. The women of "The View" and everyone on the left, have no right to seperate Muslims from extremists. None and here's why. They include all Christians in the same group. When a nutty Christian shoots a baby killing doctor, they don't call him a "Christian extremist". No, they blame all forms of Christianity and make the general statement that all Christians share the views of the extremist. Whenever any Christian says anything that they disagree with, all Christians are lumped into the same group. Let's not forget that hypocrosy is the cornerstone of liberal idealogy.
Here's the deal, O'Reilly was spot on with his remarks. Muslims did kill us. The women of "The View" and everyone on the left, have no right to seperate Muslims from extremists. None and here's why. They include all Christians in the same group. When a nutty Christian shoots a baby killing doctor, they don't call him a "Christian extremist". No, they blame all forms of Christianity and make the general statement that all Christians share the views of the extremist. Whenever any Christian says anything that they disagree with, all Christians are lumped into the same group. Let's not forget that hypocrosy is the cornerstone of liberal idealogy.
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Thursday, October 14, 2010
The slippery slope of the stimulus
The liberals insisted on borrowing a trillion dollars to "stimulate" the economy. They used 1/2 the money they borrowed. Most of it kept government and union jobs safe. The other 1/2 has yet to be spent. Now our Chairman Mao Barry wants to borrow ANOTHER 50 billion for infrastructure repair. What's the matter with taking it out of the money you haven't spent? What happened to those "shovel ready jobs"? Honestly, have we ever had a less capable leader?
A trillion is a lot. It's 12 zeros. We have 300 million people in the US. According to the latest figures on Wiki, 73% of Americans make less than $70K annually. If we had given each person below $75K the stimulus money and told them they could spend it without paying it back, it would have stimulated the economy big time. That's $4,500.00 for every man, woman and child. A family of four would have received $18,000.00. We would have received a far better return on our money than saving the job of some teacher.
A trillion is a lot. It's 12 zeros. We have 300 million people in the US. According to the latest figures on Wiki, 73% of Americans make less than $70K annually. If we had given each person below $75K the stimulus money and told them they could spend it without paying it back, it would have stimulated the economy big time. That's $4,500.00 for every man, woman and child. A family of four would have received $18,000.00. We would have received a far better return on our money than saving the job of some teacher.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
The Montana Land Grab of 2010
This is a developing story. Our esteemed leader and his environmental terrorists wackos are planning to turn approximately 130 million acres of land into "national monuments". These monuments will be all over the nation and every excuse the environmental wackos can think of will be used in the attempt to designate them as such. Over 2.5 million acres in Phillips County (my home county for you non-Montanan's) alone. This land grab will displace ranches and farms. It will cost people their livelihoods and millions of dollars in tax revenues. For you liberals who may be reading, that means that many of your precious government county jobs, like teaching are at risk. Roads won't be able to be maintained. Bridges won't be built. You get the picture.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Who's intolerant now?
Isn't it odd that the same liberal leaders who are defending the mosque as freedom of religion didn't want Glenn Beck to hold a rally in DC? Aren't the freedom of speech and freedom of religion in the same amendment? Aaaah, hypocrisy. Without it liberalism has no foundation
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Wednesday, August 18, 2010
The mosque isn't about freedom of religion.
(The following contains adult language and some language that is not politically correct. Do I have to swear? In the immortal words of Marty McFly "Yes, definately George, swear".
Much is being made of the proposed mosque and Islamic "cultural" center being proposed near Ground Zero. This is not a mountain being made out of a molehill as most liberals and the MSM would like us to believe. This is about a monument being built in the shadow of a terrorist attack. To think otherwise is to be to fucking stupid to live. Let's remember that the non-Islamic supporters of the mosque are the same people who think that sexual predators can be rehabilitated. They also believe that global warming is man made. There is more proof that bigfoot exists but that's an argument for another day.
Liberals are quick to point out that to oppose the mosque is a slap in the face of the freedom of religion. Like most liberal arguments this is easily defeated. No one is advocating at all that moslems can't practice theircult religion, they just don't want a mosque built anywhere near Ground Zero. My understanding is that there are plenty of mosques in NYC and the surrounding area. There is also plenty of land in New York, New Jersey, etc to build so why this particular spot. I can't imagine it was cheap land.
Much is being made of the proposed mosque and Islamic "cultural" center being proposed near Ground Zero. This is not a mountain being made out of a molehill as most liberals and the MSM would like us to believe. This is about a monument being built in the shadow of a terrorist attack. To think otherwise is to be to fucking stupid to live. Let's remember that the non-Islamic supporters of the mosque are the same people who think that sexual predators can be rehabilitated. They also believe that global warming is man made. There is more proof that bigfoot exists but that's an argument for another day.
Liberals are quick to point out that to oppose the mosque is a slap in the face of the freedom of religion. Like most liberal arguments this is easily defeated. No one is advocating at all that moslems can't practice their
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Why Barack Obama is a failure.
I found this great article at British Telegraph. Far from a right wing site(afterall it is British) but it is spot on. I thought this
Watching his campaign and now his presidency makes me smile. Not for a moment did he have me fooled. Not for a moment was I gullible. Not for a moment did I feel guilty. Independent voters were fooled. They voted for him in droves. They wanted to be a part of history. Independents let their egos choose instead of their heads. One thing about them, they won't be fooled again. The question is: will it be too late?
Read the article here.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Top Chef in DC - Week 2, still no hot chicks.
As week two got underway I waited with little anticipation to take my notes to write this review. There's just something missing about this season. Yes, we have some cocky chef's. Yes, there is already a rivalry between Angelo and Kenny albeit not one where you can really take sides. Angelo is a little schwarmy and wimpy all at the same time and Kenny is kind of a pissy whiner. You want to beat Angelo, Kenny? Here's a hint: Cook better food.
Anyway, quick fire with Assistant White House Chef Sam Kaas. Kaas is also a bigwhig inAmerica hater the First Lady's Let's Move campaign to fight childhood obesity. When did the position of "First Lady" come with a political agenda? I don't care what letter is behind your name, there is no job description for first lady in the Constitution and no first lady should be allowed this kind of power. From "Just say no" to this, it is a complete waste of taxpayer dollars and resources. For crying outloud, when Clinton was president his wife tried to take over 1/6 of the economy with healthcare. ITS NOT THEIR JOB. Michelle, how about this? You make sure the kids are doing well in school, iron some shirts, have some of the gals over for tea and let your inept, incompentent gutless husband continue to take us to economic ruin. He really doesn't need your help. But I digress.
Anyway, quick fire with Assistant White House Chef Sam Kaas. Kaas is also a bigwhig in
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Is Barack Obama really Tony Montana
McCrystal was fired for this? Really? If you need anymore proof that Barack is the biggest loser of a president that we've ever had then you are out of touch with reality. There is not one quote in here where McCrystal challenges or criticizes Barry. If a general had done this when GWB was president, the press would be singing his praises. Oh, and Bush wouldn't have fire him because he didn't say anything.
BO has skin as thick as toilet paper. Not really the kind of temperament to be the leader of the USA. More like the temperament to be the leader of North Korea. You have to start to wonder where in life that Obama made the choice between being in politics or being a coke dealer because he certainly acts more like Scarface than an American president.
The article is here.
BO has skin as thick as toilet paper. Not really the kind of temperament to be the leader of the USA. More like the temperament to be the leader of North Korea. You have to start to wonder where in life that Obama made the choice between being in politics or being a coke dealer because he certainly acts more like Scarface than an American president.
The article is here.
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Thursday, March 18, 2010
Obamacare saves money? Reeeeeeallly!
OK so this is from Senator Judd Gregg the ranking member on the Senate Budget Committee and it explains the CBO report in detail Here's a shocker. Nancy Cakeface and the President are lying. Here is the link for the article that appears below. I couldn't copy the last page which shows the bottom line and that this thing in NO WAY reduces the deficit.
For Immediate Release March 18, 2010
Budget Perspective: The Real Deficit Effect of the Health Bill
Deficit increase of $582 billion over first ten years.
Deficit increase of $1.6 trillion over second ten years.
What do Democrats say about the Senate-passed health bill that the House is about to vote on? They say that, according to CBO, their bill reduces the deficit by $118 billion in the first ten years (and by $812 billion from 2020-2029, although CBO does not actually estimate that figure; instead, CBO provides only a ballpark estimate that the net change in the deficit would be from 0.25-0.50 percent of GDP over those 10 years).
CBO says a lot of other important things in its 28-page cost estimate. Boiling down the budgetary effect of this massive bill into just one number, as the Democrats do, is a misleading exercise.
For Immediate Release March 18, 2010
Budget Perspective: The Real Deficit Effect of the Health Bill
Deficit increase of $582 billion over first ten years.
Deficit increase of $1.6 trillion over second ten years.
What do Democrats say about the Senate-passed health bill that the House is about to vote on? They say that, according to CBO, their bill reduces the deficit by $118 billion in the first ten years (and by $812 billion from 2020-2029, although CBO does not actually estimate that figure; instead, CBO provides only a ballpark estimate that the net change in the deficit would be from 0.25-0.50 percent of GDP over those 10 years).
CBO says a lot of other important things in its 28-page cost estimate. Boiling down the budgetary effect of this massive bill into just one number, as the Democrats do, is a misleading exercise.
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When do you drop a facebook friend?
When I went home for the all-class reunion in Malta this past summer, I had more than a few people tell me I needed to join facebook. Personally I think face book is a little Gary without the "r" but I did it anyway. "Its the only way I communicate" was the biggest reason everyone was on it. It's a stupid way to communicate IMO but hey to each their own. Anyway, I joined so that I could stay in touch with some of these folks. I figured that if this was the only way they communicated that I'd better so that I can stay in touch. Too many good people I haven't seen and I certainly didn't want to drift again.
After joining, I started receiving "friend" requests and took most of them. So here's the deal. I had this girl I knew in college friend me. We barely knew each other. Played co-ed softball on spring but she is good friends with another girl from college that I love like a sister and I'm sure we were suggested blah, blah, blah. So this chick is all pro-health care. That's fine. We all want reform, just not this bill. She is posting plenty oflies information from the pro-health care crowd and there is some very polite exchanges from friends of hers that see things a different way, me being one of those. In my defense, I have been very polite and gentile in my criticism. I don't think facebook is the place to have an aggressive debate with stupid other people who think that different. Not a heated debated anyway. You can certainly have a fun time taking swipes at one another but not get seriously heated and I did not. Actually, I only commented on three different "threads" or whatever they are called on facebook. I tried to find my last post but it had been removed. But this is where it gets really interesting. I can no longer comment on her page. I can comment on everyone elses age so I'm assuming she's block me from commenting. I can still access her page and read all of her posts but I can't add my two cents.
So this is the question: if this "friend" is so fragile that she can't or doesn't want anyone elses opinion on her page that is different from her own and we aren't and never have been close do I just unfriend her or shrug and roll with it?
By the way, I'm linking this blog post on my facebook page. Sometimes I just ask for trouble.
After joining, I started receiving "friend" requests and took most of them. So here's the deal. I had this girl I knew in college friend me. We barely knew each other. Played co-ed softball on spring but she is good friends with another girl from college that I love like a sister and I'm sure we were suggested blah, blah, blah. So this chick is all pro-health care. That's fine. We all want reform, just not this bill. She is posting plenty of
So this is the question: if this "friend" is so fragile that she can't or doesn't want anyone elses opinion on her page that is different from her own and we aren't and never have been close do I just unfriend her or shrug and roll with it?
By the way, I'm linking this blog post on my facebook page. Sometimes I just ask for trouble.
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Friday, March 12, 2010
What's in it for Harry Reid?
Here's a question as Congress gets ready to pass this abomination of legislation disguised as health care "reform". What's in it for Harry Reid? A man of less principle is hard to find in DC. One would have to go all the way to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue to find a man of less moral conviction. Harry Reid is a career politician and the Senate Majority leader. He is also trailing every republican candidate in Nevada for re-election. Not one. EVERY one. All four. Is it just me or does this strike anyone else as odd? I mean, this guy is going to give not only his Senate seat, but his position as the leader of the Senate. All for health care "reform". Are we to believe that this man has that much conviction on the issue of health care "reform".
I'm sorry but I'm not buying it. Let's check back here this time next year and see what Harry is doing. I guaranfuckingtee it will be making lots and lots of money for something tied to health care "reform". Guys like Harry don't leave jobs like that of a U.S. Senator, especially as Majority Leader, if they aren't going to make lots of money. Hell, Tom Daschle even had dead Indians voting twice for him he was so desperate to keep his seat. This entire bill is prime for corruption and the erosion of our system as we know it and Harry will be making lots of money.
I wonder how many sob stories there will be after the government takes over our health care industry as compared to the absolute bullshit these spineless pukes, better know as Democrats, have been pulling out lately. Get ready America. We are about to become a firs-rate, second-rate nation.
I'm sorry but I'm not buying it. Let's check back here this time next year and see what Harry is doing. I guaranfuckingtee it will be making lots and lots of money for something tied to health care "reform". Guys like Harry don't leave jobs like that of a U.S. Senator, especially as Majority Leader, if they aren't going to make lots of money. Hell, Tom Daschle even had dead Indians voting twice for him he was so desperate to keep his seat. This entire bill is prime for corruption and the erosion of our system as we know it and Harry will be making lots of money.
I wonder how many sob stories there will be after the government takes over our health care industry as compared to the absolute bullshit these spineless pukes, better know as Democrats, have been pulling out lately. Get ready America. We are about to become a firs-rate, second-rate nation.
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Thursday, March 11, 2010
And yet, more health care.
Moi over at Bite the Apple has written an excellent piece on the health care debate. I've linked it here. It's awesome.
It's well worth the read but if you're pressed for time here's the last paragraph:
Anyway. I don't see how you can crack the barn door and not expect the horses to do nothing more than stick the points of their noses through. We either decide we are a country individuals free to make our own way, free to take responsibility for our lives and those of our families and loved ones, free to ask for help and free to give it, OR we decide we are a country of victims who in lieu of striving and creating, demand to have everything handed to us and enslave ourselves and our neighbors in order to do so.
I don’t see any in between. If you do, tell me. I’d love to know what it is.
Well done Moi. Well done.
It's well worth the read but if you're pressed for time here's the last paragraph:
Anyway. I don't see how you can crack the barn door and not expect the horses to do nothing more than stick the points of their noses through. We either decide we are a country individuals free to make our own way, free to take responsibility for our lives and those of our families and loved ones, free to ask for help and free to give it, OR we decide we are a country of victims who in lieu of striving and creating, demand to have everything handed to us and enslave ourselves and our neighbors in order to do so.
I don’t see any in between. If you do, tell me. I’d love to know what it is.
Well done Moi. Well done.
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Thursday, March 4, 2010
The one where I compare Obama to Idi Amin
I have decided that from now until the end of Barry's reign of terror, that I will write at least one letter-to-the-editor per month. I will title them like an episode of Friends. I am far from happy at the course that this very incapabale man is leading our beloved nation. My question is this, if he hates America so much, why does he choose to live here? The money? Yeah, that's it.
The letter to which I am responding is linked here. (Note, did have some problems with this link so it may or may not work.)
Letter is after the jump.
The letter to which I am responding is linked here. (Note, did have some problems with this link so it may or may not work.)
Letter is after the jump.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Highlights from the health care "summit"
Just a couple of exchanges to show what a complete narcissist we have for a leader. He is a quasi-dictator. I fear more for the future every day.
Here is an exchange between McCain and obama. McCain starts by being gracious about having this opportunity. What is left out of this clip is where McCain talks about all the backroom deals that were made and how they are still part of the president's proposal. How it is unfair that seniors in one state don't get the same benefits as seniors in another. It is after McCain makes his points that obama shows how classy he really is.
Here we have Republican Whip Eric Cantor. Cantor has the Senate bill in front of him and PO doesn't like it.
Here's a great highlight reel of obama stuttering and interrupting. Without a teleprompter he sounds like a fourth grader. Notice how he never addresses anyone by "Senator" or "Mr." What a punk.
Here's a vidoe of some Siberian puppies playing with a cat. What does this have to do with health care. Not a thing but its a cute video and its FRIDAY! This cat was very patient.
Here is an exchange between McCain and obama. McCain starts by being gracious about having this opportunity. What is left out of this clip is where McCain talks about all the backroom deals that were made and how they are still part of the president's proposal. How it is unfair that seniors in one state don't get the same benefits as seniors in another. It is after McCain makes his points that obama shows how classy he really is.
Here we have Republican Whip Eric Cantor. Cantor has the Senate bill in front of him and PO doesn't like it.
Here's a great highlight reel of obama stuttering and interrupting. Without a teleprompter he sounds like a fourth grader. Notice how he never addresses anyone by "Senator" or "Mr." What a punk.
Here's a vidoe of some Siberian puppies playing with a cat. What does this have to do with health care. Not a thing but its a cute video and its FRIDAY! This cat was very patient.
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Random thoughts on healthcare
I'm not going to call this a live blog, but I am listening to the dog and pony show that is the "hearing" on healthcare reform. I'm taking notes so I can blog later. Gotta feeling it's gonna be a long one.
Nancy Pelosi just came on so I had to mute the feed. Her painted on face and grating voice are more than I can take. Her husband had to marry her for the money. How else could you wake up next to that every day unless you hate yourself. Yeesh.
Here's one of the many questions I have for any liberal who may stumble across this and can give me an answer. How much money does Harry Reid stand to make on this bill? I'm one hundred percent serious. How much will he get? Think about it this way. Harry Reid is going to be defeated in November. The latest Rasmussen poll has him trailing four, yes four, Republican challengers. He is the Senate Majority leader. That puts him in the top ten most powerful people in DC. Yet healthcare is going to cost him his job. Sure, he gets to keep his retirement and all the other perks that these fucks get that the rest of us will never have, but he is going to lose his Senate seat over this. He's not giving this seat up for the "good of the people". He stands to pocket big money somewhere, otherwise he would scrap this. I was going to type "be a man" but he's a liberal male politician so that would have been contradictory.
American's, including me, want health care reform. We just don't want this bill. It's simple. There are many steps that can be taken first before we give the government control of our health care.
Anyone who thinks that this bill will reduce government spending and the deficit is to stupid to live. Do us all a favor, walk into your bathroom, draw a tub full of water and hop in with your (insert favorite electric device here) and go meet your ancestors.
Ol Barry is speaking now. How is it that people get weak kneed when this guy is talking? All I ever hear is a pompous windbag who couldn't beat me in a game of Trivial Pursuit if he got to read the back of the cards first.
Lamar Alexander says the CBO claims that this plan will increase cost. Barry says the CBO claims that this plan will decrease cost. Hmmmmm. That's a big difference. Same report and opposite conclusions. I know who I believe.
Tom Coburn of the great state of Oklahoma is up next. You lucky Okies (Pam and Kym). You get Coburn. We have stuttering Max and the 300 pound crewcut. I can't believe my fellow Montanans are so stupid to vote for these guys. Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay, to many out of staters have moved here.
Coburn saying we need to control the cost. Cost is something that never crosses liberals minds. Why should it? It's not their money.
Much, much more after the jump.
Nancy Pelosi just came on so I had to mute the feed. Her painted on face and grating voice are more than I can take. Her husband had to marry her for the money. How else could you wake up next to that every day unless you hate yourself. Yeesh.
Here's one of the many questions I have for any liberal who may stumble across this and can give me an answer. How much money does Harry Reid stand to make on this bill? I'm one hundred percent serious. How much will he get? Think about it this way. Harry Reid is going to be defeated in November. The latest Rasmussen poll has him trailing four, yes four, Republican challengers. He is the Senate Majority leader. That puts him in the top ten most powerful people in DC. Yet healthcare is going to cost him his job. Sure, he gets to keep his retirement and all the other perks that these fucks get that the rest of us will never have, but he is going to lose his Senate seat over this. He's not giving this seat up for the "good of the people". He stands to pocket big money somewhere, otherwise he would scrap this. I was going to type "be a man" but he's a liberal male politician so that would have been contradictory.
American's, including me, want health care reform. We just don't want this bill. It's simple. There are many steps that can be taken first before we give the government control of our health care.
Anyone who thinks that this bill will reduce government spending and the deficit is to stupid to live. Do us all a favor, walk into your bathroom, draw a tub full of water and hop in with your (insert favorite electric device here) and go meet your ancestors.
Ol Barry is speaking now. How is it that people get weak kneed when this guy is talking? All I ever hear is a pompous windbag who couldn't beat me in a game of Trivial Pursuit if he got to read the back of the cards first.
Lamar Alexander says the CBO claims that this plan will increase cost. Barry says the CBO claims that this plan will decrease cost. Hmmmmm. That's a big difference. Same report and opposite conclusions. I know who I believe.
Tom Coburn of the great state of Oklahoma is up next. You lucky Okies (Pam and Kym). You get Coburn. We have stuttering Max and the 300 pound crewcut. I can't believe my fellow Montanans are so stupid to vote for these guys. Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay, to many out of staters have moved here.
Coburn saying we need to control the cost. Cost is something that never crosses liberals minds. Why should it? It's not their money.
Much, much more after the jump.
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Tuesday, February 9, 2010
I thought he wanted the job
Of all the qualities our current president lacks (leadership, experience, the ability to balance a checkbook) I think that his temperament is his most glaring weakness. This is what happens when narcissists who grow up without a father become leaders of our great nation (see Clinton, Bill). As grown men, we are supposed to have thick skin. We are supposed to be able to take criticism if it is warranted. This isn't to say we cannot defend ourselves when criticized, but when we are, our defense should be laid out in a thoughtful manner, not constantly pointing the finger at someone else.
Barry ran for the position of president. He was not selected by a lottery. He knew what he was getting into and for him to constantly be blaming President Bush is childlike. Very childlike. President Bush didn't change lending restrictions so that banks were forced to lend money to unqualified people or be labeled "racist" and denied funds. The wheels of the lending crisis were in full motion well before he took office. In 2006, when the mortgage crisis was first being brought into the spotlight, it was democratic leadership (Frank, Rangle, Dodd and Pelosi) who said we had nothing to worry about. Were banks being greedy? Absolutely! Did anyone have to take the money? No. People are responsible for their own decisions butsocialists democrats want to blame anyone but themselves.
Barry is in over his head. A six-foot man in ten feet of water, he acts as though being president of these United States is an inconvenience to his four year golf vacation at tax payer expense. His weakest quality is temperament (edging out integrity, honest, and maturity). I will give him a compliment though. He sure fooled a lot of people. Or maybe the people who voted for him are more accurately described by Rahm Emanuel. You decide.
Barry ran for the position of president. He was not selected by a lottery. He knew what he was getting into and for him to constantly be blaming President Bush is childlike. Very childlike. President Bush didn't change lending restrictions so that banks were forced to lend money to unqualified people or be labeled "racist" and denied funds. The wheels of the lending crisis were in full motion well before he took office. In 2006, when the mortgage crisis was first being brought into the spotlight, it was democratic leadership (Frank, Rangle, Dodd and Pelosi) who said we had nothing to worry about. Were banks being greedy? Absolutely! Did anyone have to take the money? No. People are responsible for their own decisions but
Barry is in over his head. A six-foot man in ten feet of water, he acts as though being president of these United States is an inconvenience to his four year golf vacation at tax payer expense. His weakest quality is temperament (edging out integrity, honest, and maturity). I will give him a compliment though. He sure fooled a lot of people. Or maybe the people who voted for him are more accurately described by Rahm Emanuel. You decide.
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Just a little on health care.
The way this bill has said to be funded is through Medicare waste (oh really, there's waste in Medicare? Whoda thunk?) and taxes on insurance companies. The bill at my last local rag update is said to cost 1.1 TRILLION dollars. 1/2 trillion from M and the rest basically from insurance taxes.The CBO or the GAO, I can't remember which, has said the plan will work if this happens. That's a big fucking IF in my book.
So lets look at it this way. If congress doesn't take the money from M, which I don't believe they will, then where's that money going to come from? If this extreme amount of over-taxation on the insurance companies drives the vast majority of them out of business, which I believe it will, where's that money going to come from? Anyone, and I do mean anyone, who believes this plan as put before congress, is going to make insurance affordable for everyone AND that middle class America will not see a tax increase so large to even comprehend, is too stupid to live.
Just sayin.
So lets look at it this way. If congress doesn't take the money from M, which I don't believe they will, then where's that money going to come from? If this extreme amount of over-taxation on the insurance companies drives the vast majority of them out of business, which I believe it will, where's that money going to come from? Anyone, and I do mean anyone, who believes this plan as put before congress, is going to make insurance affordable for everyone AND that middle class America will not see a tax increase so large to even comprehend, is too stupid to live.
Just sayin.
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Friday, December 4, 2009
quotes from the blogosphere
Ann Coulter, on John Corzine's defeat "The good news: Next time Corzine is in a major car accident after speeding on the New Jersey Turnpike, he'll be able to see a doctor right away."
Thomas Sowell on health care "What about insurance companies denying reimbursements for treatments? Does anyone imagine that a government bureaucracy will not do that?"
Jerry Thornton on the Miami Dolphins "So the Wildcat, if not yet dead or on life support, probably wouldn’t qualify for a major operation under Obamacare."
Tyler Durden, about PETA "I have 4 dogs, and they were all adopted, but I wouldn’t give money to PETA even if they were holding my baby over a pool of lava and demanding a 1 dollar ransom. Although that’s mostly because I hate kids, and what am I, made out of money?"
Cara Ellison on "unity" "Any feeling of solidarity with a complete stranger should be a warning sign that things are not right. The stranger in whose arms you fall because you’ve just witnessed three thousand of your countrymen perish is an emotional crutch – and valuable in the very short term. But you can not create a foreign policy designed to conjure that feeling.
Unity equals tyranny. "
Steve McCann, on the Left in America "In order to foment class warfare, the hardcore Left overtly and shamelessly exploit envy, race, and ignorance. They are always portraying government as the savior and downplay stories of actual and provable ineptitude or corruption. Instead, they exaggerate real (or even imagined) reports of capitalistic greed and dishonesty. The Left self-righteously use these anecdotes to "prove" that all enterprise must be controlled by a powerful central government." Actually, the article from which this quote was taken in so sell written, I've linked it here.
Peter Landesman on global warming "The forecasts of global warming are based on mathematical solutions for equations of weather models. But all of these solutions are inaccurate. Therefore, no valid scientific conclusions can be made concerning global warming. The false claim for the effectiveness of mathematics is an unreported scandal at least as important as the recent climate data fraud. Why is the math important? And why don't the climatologists use it correctly?"
Robin of Berkely, former lberal actiivist, on Sarah Palin "The Left's behavior towards Palin is not politics as usual. By their laser-focus on her body and her sexuality, leftists are defiling her. They are wilding her. And they do this with the full knowledge and complicity of the White House. The Left has declared war on Palin because she threatens their existence. Liberals need women dependent and scared so that women, like blacks, will vote Democrat."
Barack Obama, from Dreams of my father "I ceased to advertise my mother's race at the age of 12 or 13, when I began to suspect that by doing so I was ingratiating myself to whites. I found a solace in nursing a pervasive sense of grievance and animosity against my mother's race."
From "With Leather" "Why does Chicago want the Olympics anyway? If they’re that interested in seeing 14-year-old Chinese girls contort themselves, they could just head downtown. That’s your one human trafficking joke for the week. It wasn’t even that funny, and it was still funnier than Robin Williams."
Steve Czaban on Tiger Woods "I said Tiger had plenty of time to get married in his 40's. If he wanted. But there was no obligation. I knew that his fame and money would put these women in his orbit. I knew that he was a golf dork at heart. Not a playboy.
Something was bound to give. But why did it have to be this embarrassing?"
Jesper Parnevik on Tiger ""I have lost all respect for him, primarily as a man and a father. It doesn't even feel like it matters what he has done on the golf course. My respect for him as a person is gone. We have been nice to Tiger before, but now he only has himself to blame. We thought better of him, but he is not the one we thought he was."
Thomas Sowell on health care "What about insurance companies denying reimbursements for treatments? Does anyone imagine that a government bureaucracy will not do that?"
Jerry Thornton on the Miami Dolphins "So the Wildcat, if not yet dead or on life support, probably wouldn’t qualify for a major operation under Obamacare."
Tyler Durden, about PETA "I have 4 dogs, and they were all adopted, but I wouldn’t give money to PETA even if they were holding my baby over a pool of lava and demanding a 1 dollar ransom. Although that’s mostly because I hate kids, and what am I, made out of money?"
Cara Ellison on "unity" "Any feeling of solidarity with a complete stranger should be a warning sign that things are not right. The stranger in whose arms you fall because you’ve just witnessed three thousand of your countrymen perish is an emotional crutch – and valuable in the very short term. But you can not create a foreign policy designed to conjure that feeling.
Unity equals tyranny. "
Steve McCann, on the Left in America "In order to foment class warfare, the hardcore Left overtly and shamelessly exploit envy, race, and ignorance. They are always portraying government as the savior and downplay stories of actual and provable ineptitude or corruption. Instead, they exaggerate real (or even imagined) reports of capitalistic greed and dishonesty. The Left self-righteously use these anecdotes to "prove" that all enterprise must be controlled by a powerful central government." Actually, the article from which this quote was taken in so sell written, I've linked it here.
Peter Landesman on global warming "The forecasts of global warming are based on mathematical solutions for equations of weather models. But all of these solutions are inaccurate. Therefore, no valid scientific conclusions can be made concerning global warming. The false claim for the effectiveness of mathematics is an unreported scandal at least as important as the recent climate data fraud. Why is the math important? And why don't the climatologists use it correctly?"
Robin of Berkely, former lberal actiivist, on Sarah Palin "The Left's behavior towards Palin is not politics as usual. By their laser-focus on her body and her sexuality, leftists are defiling her. They are wilding her. And they do this with the full knowledge and complicity of the White House. The Left has declared war on Palin because she threatens their existence. Liberals need women dependent and scared so that women, like blacks, will vote Democrat."
Barack Obama, from Dreams of my father "I ceased to advertise my mother's race at the age of 12 or 13, when I began to suspect that by doing so I was ingratiating myself to whites. I found a solace in nursing a pervasive sense of grievance and animosity against my mother's race."
From "With Leather" "Why does Chicago want the Olympics anyway? If they’re that interested in seeing 14-year-old Chinese girls contort themselves, they could just head downtown. That’s your one human trafficking joke for the week. It wasn’t even that funny, and it was still funnier than Robin Williams."
Steve Czaban on Tiger Woods "I said Tiger had plenty of time to get married in his 40's. If he wanted. But there was no obligation. I knew that his fame and money would put these women in his orbit. I knew that he was a golf dork at heart. Not a playboy.
Something was bound to give. But why did it have to be this embarrassing?"
Jesper Parnevik on Tiger ""I have lost all respect for him, primarily as a man and a father. It doesn't even feel like it matters what he has done on the golf course. My respect for him as a person is gone. We have been nice to Tiger before, but now he only has himself to blame. We thought better of him, but he is not the one we thought he was."
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Thursday, December 3, 2009
DefendingTammy Hall
Our local excuse of a newspaper has a bi-weekly columnist named Tammy Hall. She is a conservative and is not afraid to show it. Her counterpart is a withered old hag with no sense of reality named Marjorie Smith. Tammy writes one Friday then Marjorie the next. It's funny that after a Tammy column, the hate mail spews forth steady for the next week, but after a Marjorie column there is seldom, if ever, a letter contradicting her. Maybe it's because proving the Marjorie is an idiot is so easy that no one wants to take the time.
Recently, Tammy wrote a column about Barry getting his Nobel Peace Prize. Of course she was vilified by one of the local liberals who writes so many letters to the paper that I feel I know him personally. From what I can gather he's a grouchy bastard from Three Forks who gets all of his information from MSNBC.
Here's his letter in response to Tammy's column
Tammy Hall’s recent article attacking Barack Obama’s being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize came under the heading, “Personal attacks sign of an empty arsenal.” What an apt title for a Republican attack on our president. Recent polls of the nation’s electorate now show that less than 20 percent consider themselves to be Republicans. The GOP is in total disarray because of their continued negativity that Tammy’s article displays — an empty arsenal.
Even Sen. John McCain had the professionalism to say that it was a proud day for America. We are all proud that our president received this award and the reasons why he deserved it.
The prize was also an award to the nation’s electorate for preventing another four years of George W. Bush’s destructive foreign policy. Before Obama defeated the Republicans in the 2008 election, much of the world viewed our nation as aggressive and a significant threat to world peace. Obama’s election and stance changed all that. While Tammy’s article clearly displays why the Republican Party has tanked, we should all be proud that our president won the most coveted and controversial prize of them all: the Noble Peace Prize.
Here's my response that was printed in the paper about four weeks ago.
I see William ********* was busy again. In his latest attack on Tammy Hall, Mr. ******* states that recent polls show less than 20 percent of the electorate consider themselves Republicans. Like all good liberals Mr. Fairhurst won’t say where he received his information. On the other hand, Gallup reported on October 26th, that 40 percent of Americans consider themselves conservative. America haters, I mean liberals, come in at 20 percent.
The Republican Party may be in a state of disarray, but it’s not because of conservatives. It’s because of moderates.
Now onto the second point of Mr. Fairhurst’s letter and that is the Nobel Peace Prize. Mr. Fairhurst states the prize was an award “for preventing another four years of George W. Bush’s destructive foreign policy”. Umm, call me Ismail but GWB wasn’t running for president last year. I know that for a fact because I voted and I didn’t see his name on the ballot. Instead I had to vote for a moderate Democrat from Arizona. He was the better choice than a do nothing Senator from Illinois.
The point of Tammy’s column was not that President Barry Hussein Obama won, but why. Just answer the question. Why? Was it because he’s engaged rogue nations who want us destroyed? Was it because he bows to Islamic princes? Or was it because he would like Hezbollah to be able to freely attack Israel by allowing them settlements on the West Bank and Gaza? Which one? While all are valid points to the Nobel Committee, my guess is the last one as they hate Jews more than they hate America.
You keep supporting the man from Illinois who was only elected for one reason. While I eagerly await his defeat in 2012, it will still be a sad four years for America. After all Jimmy Carter did irreparable damage in his only four years as president. President Teleprompter is doing everything he can to top that.
It's been over three weeks and no one has written a letter calling me out. I knew there wasn't enough venom in my reply. I will have to sit down and try harder. Write a letter with some Ann Coulter (the next Mrs. Gibbs) style bomb throwing and really get the panties of the local male liberals in a bunch.
Recently, Tammy wrote a column about Barry getting his Nobel Peace Prize. Of course she was vilified by one of the local liberals who writes so many letters to the paper that I feel I know him personally. From what I can gather he's a grouchy bastard from Three Forks who gets all of his information from MSNBC.
Here's his letter in response to Tammy's column
Tammy Hall’s recent article attacking Barack Obama’s being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize came under the heading, “Personal attacks sign of an empty arsenal.” What an apt title for a Republican attack on our president. Recent polls of the nation’s electorate now show that less than 20 percent consider themselves to be Republicans. The GOP is in total disarray because of their continued negativity that Tammy’s article displays — an empty arsenal.
Even Sen. John McCain had the professionalism to say that it was a proud day for America. We are all proud that our president received this award and the reasons why he deserved it.
The prize was also an award to the nation’s electorate for preventing another four years of George W. Bush’s destructive foreign policy. Before Obama defeated the Republicans in the 2008 election, much of the world viewed our nation as aggressive and a significant threat to world peace. Obama’s election and stance changed all that. While Tammy’s article clearly displays why the Republican Party has tanked, we should all be proud that our president won the most coveted and controversial prize of them all: the Noble Peace Prize.
Here's my response that was printed in the paper about four weeks ago.
I see William ********* was busy again. In his latest attack on Tammy Hall, Mr. ******* states that recent polls show less than 20 percent of the electorate consider themselves Republicans. Like all good liberals Mr. Fairhurst won’t say where he received his information. On the other hand, Gallup reported on October 26th, that 40 percent of Americans consider themselves conservative. America haters, I mean liberals, come in at 20 percent.
The Republican Party may be in a state of disarray, but it’s not because of conservatives. It’s because of moderates.
Now onto the second point of Mr. Fairhurst’s letter and that is the Nobel Peace Prize. Mr. Fairhurst states the prize was an award “for preventing another four years of George W. Bush’s destructive foreign policy”. Umm, call me Ismail but GWB wasn’t running for president last year. I know that for a fact because I voted and I didn’t see his name on the ballot. Instead I had to vote for a moderate Democrat from Arizona. He was the better choice than a do nothing Senator from Illinois.
The point of Tammy’s column was not that President Barry Hussein Obama won, but why. Just answer the question. Why? Was it because he’s engaged rogue nations who want us destroyed? Was it because he bows to Islamic princes? Or was it because he would like Hezbollah to be able to freely attack Israel by allowing them settlements on the West Bank and Gaza? Which one? While all are valid points to the Nobel Committee, my guess is the last one as they hate Jews more than they hate America.
You keep supporting the man from Illinois who was only elected for one reason. While I eagerly await his defeat in 2012, it will still be a sad four years for America. After all Jimmy Carter did irreparable damage in his only four years as president. President Teleprompter is doing everything he can to top that.
It's been over three weeks and no one has written a letter calling me out. I knew there wasn't enough venom in my reply. I will have to sit down and try harder. Write a letter with some Ann Coulter (the next Mrs. Gibbs) style bomb throwing and really get the panties of the local male liberals in a bunch.
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