Many people forget that when President Obama said the Cambridge police "acted stupidly" during last summer's 'annual' press conference, he INTENTIONALLY took that last question to INTENTIONALLY disparage the police. Sadly, those are the facts.
The self-proclaimed 'post-racial' president decided to become the most racial president.
In his "I Have a Dream" speech, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. warned of "drinking from the cup of bitterness and hatred." Today, Obama eagerly serves up that cup -- and the NAACP, Van Jones, the New Black Panthers and Eric Holder are all drinking from it.
Van Jones is a case in point: He describes himself as 'a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress and a visiting fellow at Princeton, who was the White House special adviser for environmental jobs in 2009.' Sadly, he fails to mention that he is also a self-avowed Communist who thinks 9/11 was an 'inside job'. You may also recall his ‘Whitey steered poison into the ghettos’ statement.
Talk about your cup of “bitterness and hatred”.
We the People are citizens of the UNITED States of America, not Obama's divided States of America. We are one race, the HUMAN race. And under our skin, we bleed ONE color. Now Obama may think he can get that color to run in the streets -- he has been busy stirring his pot of Hate, but he's simply dead wrong...
You only separate colors when doing wash.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Jobs, Jobs, Jobs...er, I mean File, File, File
News from the "If you can't budget, you can't govern" front:
Receiving unemployment benefits isn’t a partisan issue. Extending them isn’t either. But funding the extension is....if the party in power can't budget. That’s why it’s sad that the Liberal media has decided to screw the American people yet again and blur the lines on this issue in their reporting. Both parties are interested in ensuring benefits continue as needed, but the Dems are choosing to NOT address its funding -- and the Liberal media approves.
I recall hearing the phrase, "If you can't budget, you can't govern." It was said back in 2006. By a Democrat. Naturally being partisan. Like now. But what the Democrat said then doesn’t apply now. Naturally. Though the partisanship still continues. And the Dem who said it is STILL in Congress. With the Dems having ALL the power now. To NOT budget. And to NOT PASS a budget. And that’s the real reason for the extension delay. This log jam was caused by Dems who, to use their own words, CAN'T BUDGET & CAN'T GOVERN! The GOP would've supported an extension if the Dems had the guts to first address HOW TO FUND IT. The Dems wouldn’t. And won't.
CORRECTION: Dems decide to fund the extension on the backs of our children's children and our grandchildren's children. Yeah! That won't work. Talk about stupid. The Dems. Who punted. Yet again.
Any questions?
PS- If Obama and his Dems could do SOMETHING to create 'or save' JOBS, JOBS, JOBS, maybe our country wouldn't be in this mess. But then again, we just heard their response to the terrible news that tens of thousands of jobs will be lost because of Obama’s (stupid) drilling moratorium: FILE, FILE, FILE. For unemployment benefits! Wow! Sounds like a plan…called ‘More Stupid‘. Talk about your vicious circles -- while America circles the drain. No governing --> no sense --> no jobs --> no guts --> no budget --> no governing.
Under Obama. Come November, let's find Dems another job:
“Throw Dem bums out!” I can see it from my house.
Receiving unemployment benefits isn’t a partisan issue. Extending them isn’t either. But funding the extension is....if the party in power can't budget. That’s why it’s sad that the Liberal media has decided to screw the American people yet again and blur the lines on this issue in their reporting. Both parties are interested in ensuring benefits continue as needed, but the Dems are choosing to NOT address its funding -- and the Liberal media approves.
I recall hearing the phrase, "If you can't budget, you can't govern." It was said back in 2006. By a Democrat. Naturally being partisan. Like now. But what the Democrat said then doesn’t apply now. Naturally. Though the partisanship still continues. And the Dem who said it is STILL in Congress. With the Dems having ALL the power now. To NOT budget. And to NOT PASS a budget. And that’s the real reason for the extension delay. This log jam was caused by Dems who, to use their own words, CAN'T BUDGET & CAN'T GOVERN! The GOP would've supported an extension if the Dems had the guts to first address HOW TO FUND IT. The Dems wouldn’t. And won't.
CORRECTION: Dems decide to fund the extension on the backs of our children's children and our grandchildren's children. Yeah! That won't work. Talk about stupid. The Dems. Who punted. Yet again.
Any questions?
PS- If Obama and his Dems could do SOMETHING to create 'or save' JOBS, JOBS, JOBS, maybe our country wouldn't be in this mess. But then again, we just heard their response to the terrible news that tens of thousands of jobs will be lost because of Obama’s (stupid) drilling moratorium: FILE, FILE, FILE. For unemployment benefits! Wow! Sounds like a plan…called ‘More Stupid‘. Talk about your vicious circles -- while America circles the drain. No governing --> no sense --> no jobs --> no guts --> no budget --> no governing.
Under Obama. Come November, let's find Dems another job:
“Throw Dem bums out!” I can see it from my house.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Obama plays hardball
Obama is playing hardball -- though he can't throw a lick. The field of play? The very media that Obama controls. And Andrew Breitbart and the Daily Caller are the ones targeted.
Today, we woke up talking about a breaking news story that major news media outlets WILLFULLY suppressed coverage of Obama's racist mentor prior to the 2008 election -- which helped elect Obama -- making the the media's collusion a TREASONOUS act.
Tomorrow, the focus will be on a 'Tea Party activist' who supposedly 'doctored' a video to cast a federal worker appear racist. Which caused her firing. And it's not the truth. It's media manipulation in the highest form. And it is the Chicago Way.
Today's timeline of events unfolds quickly and conveniently.
Breitbart posts the video.
Racism rears its ugly head.
The NAACP folds its race card.
The White House gets involved.
Their back-and-forth is covered ad nauseum.
A federal worker gets fired.
Now its wrongful termination.
Then we learn the 'history' behind her change of heart.
And the Tea Party and Fox News are the villains. Again.
All this in one news cycle.
Hell, it takes more time for Obama to respond to a terrorist attack -- or pick a dog.
Tomorrow, the focus will be on Obama. Who else? He may even parlay this into a national address to 'promote' healing. And reinstate a federal worker. While condemning Fox News and the 'racist' Tea Party. And it's all manufactured. Subterfuge and lies.
And the racist rants of Jeremiah Wright will be buried yet again -- with the treasonous members of the Dem's media complex now back out of the picture -- the ones who 'delivered' Obama. It's so evil. Expect nothing less. Obama's mission was accomplished.
Today, we woke up talking about a breaking news story that major news media outlets WILLFULLY suppressed coverage of Obama's racist mentor prior to the 2008 election -- which helped elect Obama -- making the the media's collusion a TREASONOUS act.
Tomorrow, the focus will be on a 'Tea Party activist' who supposedly 'doctored' a video to cast a federal worker appear racist. Which caused her firing. And it's not the truth. It's media manipulation in the highest form. And it is the Chicago Way.
Today's timeline of events unfolds quickly and conveniently.
Breitbart posts the video.
Racism rears its ugly head.
The NAACP folds its race card.
The White House gets involved.
Their back-and-forth is covered ad nauseum.
A federal worker gets fired.
Now its wrongful termination.
Then we learn the 'history' behind her change of heart.
And the Tea Party and Fox News are the villains. Again.
All this in one news cycle.
Hell, it takes more time for Obama to respond to a terrorist attack -- or pick a dog.
Tomorrow, the focus will be on Obama. Who else? He may even parlay this into a national address to 'promote' healing. And reinstate a federal worker. While condemning Fox News and the 'racist' Tea Party. And it's all manufactured. Subterfuge and lies.
And the racist rants of Jeremiah Wright will be buried yet again -- with the treasonous members of the Dem's media complex now back out of the picture -- the ones who 'delivered' Obama. It's so evil. Expect nothing less. Obama's mission was accomplished.
TREASONOUS!
Regarding all those 'journalists' who helped elect Obama:
Even if we try to momentarily forget their (lack of) ethics...
...their collusion was a TREASONOUS act!
http://dailycaller.com/2010/07/20/documents-show-media-plotting-to-kill-stories-about-rev-jeremiah-wright/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9JYb-rN9YY
Even if we try to momentarily forget their (lack of) ethics...
...their collusion was a TREASONOUS act!
http://dailycaller.com/2010/07/20/documents-show-media-plotting-to-kill-stories-about-rev-jeremiah-wright/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9JYb-rN9YY
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Stop the Hate!
In his "I Have a Dream" speech, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. warned of "drinking from the cup of bitterness and hatred."
Today, Barack and Michelle Obama gladly serve up that cup -- and the NAACP, the New Black Panther Party, and Eric Holder are drinking from it.
Today, Barack and Michelle Obama gladly serve up that cup -- and the NAACP, the New Black Panther Party, and Eric Holder are drinking from it.
Friday, July 9, 2010
UNITED, HUMAN and ONE!
We the People are citizens of the UNITED States of America, not Obama's 'divided' States of America. We are one race, the HUMAN race. And under our skin, we are ONE color. Maybe Obama thinks he can get that color to run in the streets -- he has been busy stirring his pot of Hate. Well, he's wrong. You only separate colors when doing wash.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Abe said it best!
When Obama treats codes, laws, rules, procedures, traditions, (contracts?!) and yes, the US Constitution as trifle things to be hope-and-changed, he fails us all. Take this for example:
Obama ordered flags to fly half staff until that Guinness-certified 'longest living ex-KKK member' gets buried later today -- which is contrary to Protocol for Members of Congress. What's ironic is if Byrd wasn't the one going into the ground, he'd be the first to call Obama out on this, because Byrd was a stickler on many things, especially Honors and Ceremonies. Hell, he'd even have his sheet pressed.
Then again, last summer, Teddy received the same exception to Protocol, when we all saw the Kennedy Klan in full regalia, shamelessly parading their children around in church in the name of ObamaCare. Hell, they even welcomed a 'new' member to THEIR Klan that day: the 4th and last Kennedy brother Barack.
Abraham Lincoln said it best:
“We the people are the rightful masters of both Congress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution.”
And Barack Obama is doing just that!
Obama ordered flags to fly half staff until that Guinness-certified 'longest living ex-KKK member' gets buried later today -- which is contrary to Protocol for Members of Congress. What's ironic is if Byrd wasn't the one going into the ground, he'd be the first to call Obama out on this, because Byrd was a stickler on many things, especially Honors and Ceremonies. Hell, he'd even have his sheet pressed.
Then again, last summer, Teddy received the same exception to Protocol, when we all saw the Kennedy Klan in full regalia, shamelessly parading their children around in church in the name of ObamaCare. Hell, they even welcomed a 'new' member to THEIR Klan that day: the 4th and last Kennedy brother Barack.
Abraham Lincoln said it best:
“We the people are the rightful masters of both Congress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution.”
And Barack Obama is doing just that!
Blurs and Doublethink
This is irrefutable: The Left will blame Bush forever. Who cares? Placing blame's in their DNA -- their knee-jerk reaction to life. Whereas the Right embraces life, open-eyed, keen and eager to 'gitrdun'.
The worry comes when a 'detachment to responsibilty disorder' belongs to an über narcissist like the One in power. That's poison. And if he's dishonest to a fault and appears to be without a soul, grave consequences result. The Prez becomes 'scary'. And blaming Bush not just strategy, but the product of subterfuge and a diseased mind believing itself a Legend. Only blurs emanate from this mind gripped by inertia. Blurs and Doublethink. The dye cast, chaos is around the corner.
The worry comes when a 'detachment to responsibilty disorder' belongs to an über narcissist like the One in power. That's poison. And if he's dishonest to a fault and appears to be without a soul, grave consequences result. The Prez becomes 'scary'. And blaming Bush not just strategy, but the product of subterfuge and a diseased mind believing itself a Legend. Only blurs emanate from this mind gripped by inertia. Blurs and Doublethink. The dye cast, chaos is around the corner.
Friday, July 2, 2010
America -- what a country!
According to Obama, as of Wednesday, there were 12 million immigrants in this country who weren't US citizens "yet". On Thursday during his speech, Obama magically reduced this number to "11 million". Today -- who knows? But by the time we reach MLB's All-Star Game break, there will be NO illegal immigrants in the US. America -- what a country!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4y5hEKfxm4M
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4y5hEKfxm4M
What Happened to the Signers of the Declaration of Independence?
For the record, here's a portrait of the men who pledged "our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor" for liberty 234 years ago Sunday.
Fifty-six men from each of the original 13 colonies signed the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. Nine of the signers were immigrants, two were brothers and two were cousins. One was an orphan. The average age of a signer was 45. Benjamin Franklin was the oldest delegate at 70. The youngest was Thomas Lynch Jr. of South Carolina at 27.
Eighteen of the signers were merchants or businessmen, 14 were farmers, and four were doctors. Twenty-two were lawyers - although William Hooper of North Carolina was "disbarred" when he spoke out against the king - and nine were judges. Stephen Hopkins had been governor of Rhode Island. Forty-two signers had served in their colonial legislatures.
John Witherspoon of New Jersey was the only active clergyman to attend. (Indeed, he wore his pontificals to the sessions.) Almost all were Protestants. Charles Carroll of Maryland was the lone Roman Catholic.
Seven of the signers were educated at Harvard, four at Yale, four at William & Mary, and three at Princeton. Witherspoon was the president of Princeton, and George Wythe was a professor at William & Mary. His students included Declaration scribe Thomas Jefferson.
Seventeen signers fought in the American Revolution. Thomas Nelson was a colonel in the Second Virginia Regiment and then commanded Virginia military forces at the Battle of Yorktown. William Whipple served with the New Hampshire militia and was a commanding officer in the decisive Saratoga campaign. Oliver Wolcott led the Connecticut regiments sent for the defense of New York and commanded a brigade of militia that took part in the defeat of General Burgoyne. Caesar Rodney was a major general in the Delaware militia; John Hancock held the same rank in the Massachusetts militia.
The British captured five signers during the war. Edward Rutledge, Thomas Heyward, and Arthur Middleton were captured at the Battle of Charleston in 1780. George Walton was wounded and captured at the Battle of Savannah. Richard Stockton of New Jersey never recovered from his incarceration at the hands of British Loyalists. He died in 1781.
Thomas McKean of Delaware wrote John Adams that he was "hunted like a fox by the enemy - compelled to remove my family five times in a few months." Abraham Clark of New Jersey had two of his sons captured by the British during the war.
Eleven signers had their homes and property destroyed. Francis Lewis's New York home was razed and his wife taken prisoner. John Hart's farm and mills were destroyed when the British invaded New Jersey, and he died while fleeing capture. Carter Braxton and Nelson, both of Virginia, lent large sums of their personal fortunes to support the war effort but were never repaid.
Fifteen of the signers participated in their states' constitutional conventions, and six - Roger Sherman, Robert Morris, Franklin, George Clymer, James Wilson, and George Reed - signed the U.S. Constitution.
After the Revolution, 13 signers went on to become governors. Eighteen served in their state legislatures. Sixteen became state and federal judges. Seven became members of the U.S. House of Representatives. Six became U.S. senators. James Wilson and Samuel Chase became Supreme Court justices. Jefferson, Adams, and Elbridge Gerry each became vice president. Adams and Jefferson later became president.
Five signers played major roles in the establishment of colleges and universities: Franklin and the University of Pennsylvania; Jefferson and the University of Virginia; Benjamin Rush and Dickinson College; Lewis Morris and New York University; and George Walton and the University of Georgia.
Adams, Jefferson, and Carroll were the longest surviving signers. Adams and Jefferson both died on July 4, 1826, the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Carroll was the last signer to die in 1832 at the age of 95.
Such were the stories and sacrifices of the American Revolution. These were not wild eyed, rabble-rousing ruffians. They were soft-spoken men of means and education. They had security, but they valued liberty more. Standing tall, straight, and unwavering, they pledged: "For the support of this declaration, with firm reliance on the protection of the divine providence, we mutually pledge to each other, our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor."
The history books don't tell all that happened in the Revolutionary War. Yes, the Signers of the Declaration of Independence gave us a free and independent America. But they didn’t just fight the British. They were British subjects fighting their own government! Some of us take these liberties too much for granted -- we shouldn't.
So we must never forget the price these heroes and patriots paid. Freedom is never free! This Sunday, July 4th, Americans celebrate their Independence Day. Happy Independence Day! May God Bless the men and women of the United States Armed Forces. And May God Bless America!
Sources:
Lives of the Presidents of the United States, with Biographical Notices of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence, by Robert Lincoln (Brattleboro Typographical Company, 1839);
Signers of the Declaration, by John and Katherine Bakeless (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1969);
Biographical Directory of the United States Congress, 1774-1989 (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1989).
Fifty-six men from each of the original 13 colonies signed the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. Nine of the signers were immigrants, two were brothers and two were cousins. One was an orphan. The average age of a signer was 45. Benjamin Franklin was the oldest delegate at 70. The youngest was Thomas Lynch Jr. of South Carolina at 27.
Eighteen of the signers were merchants or businessmen, 14 were farmers, and four were doctors. Twenty-two were lawyers - although William Hooper of North Carolina was "disbarred" when he spoke out against the king - and nine were judges. Stephen Hopkins had been governor of Rhode Island. Forty-two signers had served in their colonial legislatures.
John Witherspoon of New Jersey was the only active clergyman to attend. (Indeed, he wore his pontificals to the sessions.) Almost all were Protestants. Charles Carroll of Maryland was the lone Roman Catholic.
Seven of the signers were educated at Harvard, four at Yale, four at William & Mary, and three at Princeton. Witherspoon was the president of Princeton, and George Wythe was a professor at William & Mary. His students included Declaration scribe Thomas Jefferson.
Seventeen signers fought in the American Revolution. Thomas Nelson was a colonel in the Second Virginia Regiment and then commanded Virginia military forces at the Battle of Yorktown. William Whipple served with the New Hampshire militia and was a commanding officer in the decisive Saratoga campaign. Oliver Wolcott led the Connecticut regiments sent for the defense of New York and commanded a brigade of militia that took part in the defeat of General Burgoyne. Caesar Rodney was a major general in the Delaware militia; John Hancock held the same rank in the Massachusetts militia.
The British captured five signers during the war. Edward Rutledge, Thomas Heyward, and Arthur Middleton were captured at the Battle of Charleston in 1780. George Walton was wounded and captured at the Battle of Savannah. Richard Stockton of New Jersey never recovered from his incarceration at the hands of British Loyalists. He died in 1781.
Thomas McKean of Delaware wrote John Adams that he was "hunted like a fox by the enemy - compelled to remove my family five times in a few months." Abraham Clark of New Jersey had two of his sons captured by the British during the war.
Eleven signers had their homes and property destroyed. Francis Lewis's New York home was razed and his wife taken prisoner. John Hart's farm and mills were destroyed when the British invaded New Jersey, and he died while fleeing capture. Carter Braxton and Nelson, both of Virginia, lent large sums of their personal fortunes to support the war effort but were never repaid.
Fifteen of the signers participated in their states' constitutional conventions, and six - Roger Sherman, Robert Morris, Franklin, George Clymer, James Wilson, and George Reed - signed the U.S. Constitution.
After the Revolution, 13 signers went on to become governors. Eighteen served in their state legislatures. Sixteen became state and federal judges. Seven became members of the U.S. House of Representatives. Six became U.S. senators. James Wilson and Samuel Chase became Supreme Court justices. Jefferson, Adams, and Elbridge Gerry each became vice president. Adams and Jefferson later became president.
Five signers played major roles in the establishment of colleges and universities: Franklin and the University of Pennsylvania; Jefferson and the University of Virginia; Benjamin Rush and Dickinson College; Lewis Morris and New York University; and George Walton and the University of Georgia.
Adams, Jefferson, and Carroll were the longest surviving signers. Adams and Jefferson both died on July 4, 1826, the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Carroll was the last signer to die in 1832 at the age of 95.
Such were the stories and sacrifices of the American Revolution. These were not wild eyed, rabble-rousing ruffians. They were soft-spoken men of means and education. They had security, but they valued liberty more. Standing tall, straight, and unwavering, they pledged: "For the support of this declaration, with firm reliance on the protection of the divine providence, we mutually pledge to each other, our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor."
The history books don't tell all that happened in the Revolutionary War. Yes, the Signers of the Declaration of Independence gave us a free and independent America. But they didn’t just fight the British. They were British subjects fighting their own government! Some of us take these liberties too much for granted -- we shouldn't.
So we must never forget the price these heroes and patriots paid. Freedom is never free! This Sunday, July 4th, Americans celebrate their Independence Day. Happy Independence Day! May God Bless the men and women of the United States Armed Forces. And May God Bless America!
Sources:
Lives of the Presidents of the United States, with Biographical Notices of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence, by Robert Lincoln (Brattleboro Typographical Company, 1839);
Signers of the Declaration, by John and Katherine Bakeless (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1969);
Biographical Directory of the United States Congress, 1774-1989 (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1989).
92 will be hard to beat!
Obama disrespected Old Glory again when he ordered flags to fly half staff until Robert Byrd's burial. This conflicts with Federal Flag Code requiring Old Glory to fly full staff on Independence Day.
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2010/07/02/Byrd-would-enjoy-code-conflict-on-flags/UPI-55401278073927/
I'm not sure why Obama would make an exception to honor the "Longest Living Klan Member" (as verified by Guinness), but then again, we've seen Dems traipse their children out during times like this too. No word yet on Barack being "the last Byrd brother".
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2010/07/02/Byrd-would-enjoy-code-conflict-on-flags/UPI-55401278073927/
I'm not sure why Obama would make an exception to honor the "Longest Living Klan Member" (as verified by Guinness), but then again, we've seen Dems traipse their children out during times like this too. No word yet on Barack being "the last Byrd brother".
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