Monthly Archives: July 2011
As the fury and venom flies over the debt ceiling, and now the GOP attempt to shove a Balanced Budget Constitutional Amendment thru as the price for their votes, it’s easy to see how the public is manipulated into mutual disdain and vicious ideological and class warfare by media and politicians. Dare I suggest that we – taxpayers of all political stripes and beliefs, no matter how far apart – are being played the fools big time? This should be abundantly clear by one simple and unavoidable fact… there is overwhelming bipartisan unity that if the debt ceiling is not raised, the US faces fiscal Armageddon.
The president told Eric Cantor “Don’t Call My Bluff”. Well, why wouldn’t you call someone’s bluff; especially, after they just told you they were bluffing.
The president has once again made a mockery of the IQ that is supposed to be off the charts, during the negotiations over raising the $14.3 trillion debt limit. His tough guy line that sounds more like a Pee Wee Herman character than line Gary Cooper; he obviously was off teleprompter.
The perviously unknown term “off teleprompter” has become the legendary period of time, when the real wit and wisdom of Obama shines through.
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This is quite amusing and worth reading:
President Obama is pulling out the big guns and pointing them straight at your grandmother. “Obama on Tuesday said he cannot guarantee that retirees will receive their Social Security checks August 3″ absent an agreement with Congress to raise the debt ceiling, CBS News reports:
The debt ceiling talk overshadowed an important story yesterday. The Medal of Honor was awarded to Army Sgt. Leroy Petry Continue reading
You can’t make this stuff up
This Sept. 11, the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks upon America, New York Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg will dedicate the massive, $600 million National September 11 Memorial and Museum at the World Trade Center. What Americans have not been told is that this “memorial” will remake Ground Zero so that it does not acknowledge 9/11.
Every single week, liberals and conservatives say a lot of things. When a liberal says a particularly dumb thing, it is all but ignored by the Obama Media Complex; when conservative says an intelligent thing, it is all but ignored by the OMC. For this reason, I recommend that you send these columns to your moderate friends (and to liberals who seem to simply be unlearned). Week after week, I believe that what people actually say will eventually sink in. Continue reading
As the debt ceiling debate heats up, with offers of spend, spend, and spend some more from Obama (as he increases taxes) and demands for spending cuts from the Republicans these statements from a few of the freshmen Republicans makes me so glad that we were able to get them into Congress: Continue reading
Al Sharpton is a race baiting con artist who along Jesse Jackson makes a living out of racially shaking down corporations and organizations. From his entirely undeserved lofty perch at DOJ Eric Holder uses the power of the Federal government to shake down banks and launch another housing crisis. He has become Obama’s Al Sharpton. Continue reading
There are more important things to worry about, but with this Marxist Administration and our corporate giants that play games under the covers with our Narcissist in Chief, we have learned to be suspicious of every move.
Michelle our Air Force 1, jet setting ambassador to all the beautiful vacation resorts of the world has a an ongoing campaign against childhood obesity, it involves healthy food choices and that means backing off sugars and starch; choices the FLOTUS and her husband ignore in the tradition of Marxist Elites, but she knows the healthy choices, not that you need to be a nuclear physicist. Americans sleep easier with her efforts to curb childhood obesity, since she could be making a fool of herself in far more critical areas.
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With the looming budget showdown the President and Democrats are standing steadfast in their assertion that we can not make any budget “cuts” without what they call “increases in revenue”, or in layman’s terms, “higher taxes on the people who actually create real jobs”. I had written previously about my own tax increase proposal, but where it differs from Democrats’ suggestions is that rather than punish activity that creates jobs, mine would punish activity that destroys jobs, and in turn lead to hiring and greater economic growth. Continue reading