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on Jul 30, 2010
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Obama is proving to be one of the dirtiest Presidents in recent history. His efforts to pass Obamacare is a case study is slime and corruption. Now the BO administration is looking for ways to grant amnesty to criminal aliens that circumvent Congress and the will of the majority of the American public.
A group of Republican senators has written to top immigration officials in the Obama administration asking them to reveal whether large-scale plans are under way to provide a so-called non-legislative version of amnesty.
The lawmakers cite an 11-page draft document written by staff to the director of the Citizenship and Immigration Service that says they are reviewing several executive orders and other mechanisms that effectively would serve as a substitute for comprehensive immigration reforms.
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 30, 2010
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Headlines like this make me smile. GW Bush is an unabashed Christian; he saw the need in Africa and put some real money behind it. His policies were more effective than Clinton's and the people of Africa appreciate him for it.
Barak Obama couldn't care less about AIDS nor Africa.
Those new concerns about costs dominated the 18th International AIDS Conference, which drew 19,300 participants from 193 countries to Vienna last week.
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 28, 2010
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The CBO just released a report that spells out what everyone but Obama and the Democrats has known for quite a while.
In a new report this week, the CBO grimly summarizes America's fiscal future: "Unless policymakers restrain the growth of spending, increase revenues significantly as a share of GDP, or adopt some combination of those two approaches, growing budget deficits will cause debt to rise to unsupportable levels."
"Unsupportable." Let that sink in for a minute. It means we'll have no way to pay what we owe — that we as a nation will be bankrupt. Lenders won't lend to the government unless it pays exorbitant interest rates. Capital that usually goes to create new businesses and jobs will be gobbled instead by the government to pay off its debts.
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 28, 2010
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Liberals love to whine that it would be impossible to round up and deport the 20 million illegal aliens in the USA today. This is a bullshit argument as no one rounded them up and brought them here, they all came on their own and are free to leave on their own. Arizona has discovered a way to make this happen.
An estimated 100,000 illegal immigrants have left Arizona in the past two years as it cracked down on illegal immigration and its economy was hard hit by the recession. A Department of Homeland Security report on illegal immigrants estimates Arizona's illegal immigrant population peaked in 2008 at 560,000, and a year later dipped to 460,000.
"The main thing is, we just want them to leave," Gheen said, adding that if all immigration laws were enforced, the number of illegals would be reduced to less than 1 million in 10 years.
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 27, 2010
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Frankenstein: "What a filthy job."
Igor: "Could be worse."
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 27, 2010
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Many liberals and Democrats are amazed that Barak Hussein Obama no longer connects with the majority of Americans. They pretend that the 10% unemployment and 20% under-employment rates can be blamed on Bush. They think everyone wanted the fucked up Obamacare bill that has yet to help anyone but had already hurt tons of people. They think that America actually believes that an administration that bailed out Wall Street while fucking Main Street is capable of reforming that financial system.
But they also can't grasp that many people have come to conclude that Obama isn't like them and never will be. Our President is half-white. He was raised by his communist grandparents in Hawaii when he wasn't with his promiscuous mother in Indonesia who had a taste for Muslim men who made bad father figures. In short, Obama doesn't have a clue about what it means to be a real American. Here is just that latest example of how he will never be loved by the middle class.
President Obama will make history as the first sitting president on a daytime talk show when he visits with the ladies of "The View." But he'll be missing out on another historic occasion -- the Boy Scouts' Jamboree marking the group's 100th anniversary, right in the president's backyard.
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 26, 2010
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The early morning shooting at the station, on Washington Avenue N. near Broadway, killed Gilbert Noland Jordan, 28, of Brooklyn Center, the Hennepin County medical examiner reported. He died at 4:25 a.m. after being taken to Hennepin County Medical Center, as were two other unidentified men who were also shot. One suffered life-threatening wounds and another was shot in the hand.
Public records show Jordan has been convicted of crimes ranging from narcotics to theft and served time in St. Cloud prison.
So one scumbag shoots and kills another scumbag. I fail to see how the elimination of Mr. Jordan isn't a net gain for society.
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 25, 2010
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It's fun to try and keep track of the numerous ways that liberals contradict themselves.
They hate Christians and love Muslims. They love choice for killing babies, but not for schools, health care or retirement investing. They love the government, but they fear the CIA, FBI, the military and the FDA.
Yep, you read that last part correctly, liberals don't trust the government to ensure safe food, but they think it will do a great job providing your health care.
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 24, 2010
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So picture this scene; it's Saturday morning at the Eberly Mansion. I'm taking it easy, surfing the net and checking out the new patio we had installed yesterday. I'm still in my bathrobe.
Suddenly the doorbell rings, piercing my quiet morning. I go to the door, still in my white Ralph Lauren bathrobe, and there stands some young douchebag with an arm full of literature and a clipboard.
DoucheBag: "Hi, I'm from the DFL Party."
BB: "Are you fucking Kidding me? Get the fuck off my Porch!"
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 22, 2010
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Senate Democrats are giving up on plans to pass an energy bill that caps emissions of carbon dioxide, saying Republicans refuse to support the measure.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said no Republican was willing to back a comprehensive energy bill, a development he called "terribly disappointing."
Democrats have been trying for more than a year to pass a plan that charges utilities and other major polluters for their carbon emissions. A compromise plan to limit emissions only from utilities also failed to attract the 60 votes needed to advance it in the 100-member chamber.
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 22, 2010
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Yet another reason that the ideology of the press is important is the continual claim that the right is only the party of "no" and has no ideas. This was recently posted here and is quite popular. It is also completely false.
I need to note that Republicans currently don't control any part of government. As such, it is very hard for them to implement any of their agenda, so they have little choice but to say no to the Democratic agenda. This allows the leftist left to paint them as having no other options. When Democrats are out of power, the liberal media takes great pains to describe the loyal opposition.
That said, here are juts a few of the ideas from the right that people aren't talking about:
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 21, 2010
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There is currently a fierce battle among several major news outlets to claim the front-row seat in the White House briefing room recently vacated by long-time White House correspondent Helen Thomas, who retired amid scandal in June.
One of the news outlets battling for the seat is Fox News, which is currently the only TV-network without a front-row seat. It will ultimately be up to the nine-member White House Correspondents’ Association board to decide who gets the highly coveted placement.
This morning, The Daily Caller’s Jonathan Strong reported how some members of the now defunct Journolist list-serv discussed how Fox News needed to be shut down. One of the participants in the list-serv conversation was Time magazine White House correspondent Michael Scherer, who is also a member of the same White House Correspondents’ Association board that will determine which news outlet will get the vacant front-row seat in the White House briefing room.
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 21, 2010
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The new meme from the left is that the outragous quotes are all from pundits. Just a quick search on Google shows that this isn't true.
“You know, at the risk of violating Godwin’s law, is anyone starting to see parallels here between the teabaggers and their tactics and the rise of the Brownshirts?” asked Bloomberg’s Ryan Donmoyer. “Esp. Now that it’s getting violent? Reminds me of the Beer Hall fracases of the 1920s.”
So who is Ryan Donmoyer? his LinkedIn profile has him listed as a Reporter. How honest can he report when he thinks the tea party activists are "Brownshirts"? Answer, he can't.
POLITICO’s Mike Allen, Ben Smith and Lisa Lerer are on the list
Mike Allen is the chief political correspondent for Politico. He comes to us from TimeThe Washington Post, where he covered President Bush's first term, Capitol Hill, campaign finance, and the Bush, Gore and Bradley campaigns of 2000.
Lisa Lerer covers lobbying, policy and economic issues for Politico.
She previously covered technology, business and privacy for Forbes.com, a job that introduced her to all sorts of Internet crime but did not kill a dangerous online shopping habit .
Ben Smith is listed as a blogger but not as a liberal. Politico purports to be non-biased but they have liberals writing for them so you can guess what they produce.
I ask again, if there were 400 conservatives in an email list and there were posts about killing Barney Frank and Al Sharpton, would the left be so forgiving? Hell No! They would call everyone on the list a racist and a homophobe. JournoList members agreed with the posts about killing Fox News and avoiding the Rev. Wright scandal and they did that in their jobs as "Journalists".
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 21, 2010
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Here is a great example of a moron wrapping himself in Enviroweenie speak pushing job killing stupidity.
Less than half a century ago, America thrived with only the spottiest use of air conditioning. It could again. While central air will always be needed in facilities such as hospitals, archives and cooling centers for those who are vulnerable to heat, what would an otherwise A.C.-free America look like?
In a world without air conditioning, a warmer, more flexible, more relaxed workplace helps make summer a time to slow down. Three-digit temperatures prompt siestas. Code-orange days mean offices are closed. Shorter summer business hours and monthlong closings -- common in pre-air-conditioned America -- return.
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 21, 2010
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While most people think that the job of newspapers, news radio stations and television newscasts is to report on events, those on the other end of the wire, the printing press and the cable, think that their job is not to report, but to advocate.
The difference between a reporter and an advocate, is that the former reports on events, while the latter uses events as props in his message. Where a reporter tries to learn what happened, the advocate tries to understand how he can use that event in his narrative. The advocate has less in common with the reporter, than he does with an ad executive. Like the ad executive looking at a box of chocolate, the advocate looks at an event and decides how he can use it to sell his message.
Americans today are living surrounded by as much propaganda as any North Korean.
The Obama Administration is a major reason why the media has become dumber lately.
The media has poisoned its own well. Its survivors are increasingly political bloggers who satisfy the left’s taste for blood.
Read the whole article. The Daily Caller's continual exposure of the leftist rants of 400 mainstream journalists will eventually be seen as the final nails in the coffin of the MSM. The public has long suspected that all journalists are all liberals that root for Democrats and hate anyone to the right of them. The journolist emails give us proof of what everyone has long suspected.
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 21, 2010
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The median duration of unemployment is higher today than any time in the last 50 years. That's an understatement. It is more than twice as high today than any time in the last 50 years.
The author of the article is a liberal moron that thinks doing more of the same will somehow make things better. But he is also scared because he knows things are bad. Obama has really fucked up the economy and it will take years for things to get back to normal, what ever normal will look like in the future.
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 21, 2010
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Unions are some of the most corrupt and vicious organizations in America today. They steal money from workers and use it to finance the campaigns of Democrats who then expand government creating more workers that are forced to pay tribute to the unions. FDR opposed public unions as did many other mid-century liberals.
Carole Jean Badertscher was a California nurse who just wanted to go to work and take care of her patients — but the SEIU was determined not to let that happen. The union’s contract with Badertscher’s employer, the Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center, had expired, and the union had called a strike in response. Badertscher and other nurses, unwilling to abandon their patients for the sake of a stronger SEIU hand in contract negotiations, resigned from the union and went to work. In turn, she was threatened by the union bosses, who promised to have her prosecuted under California’s antique professional-strikebreaker statute, which was long ago pre-empted by federal law. Badertscher and other nurses were told that they would be fined and could be thrown in jail for months.
When Badertscher sought legal relief from the threats and paycheck-plundering of the SEIU, her lawyers did not expect to find themselves arguing their case in front of the man who was the SEIU’s own chief lawyer until a few months ago, when President Obama named him to the National Labor Relations Board. Craig Becker, former general counsel for the SEIU, was a controversial appointee to start with, owing to his radical and anti-democratic views on union power. But surely, Badertscher’s lawyers thought, he’d recuse himself from a case involving the SEIU.
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 21, 2010
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As more and more industires dig into the legislative disaster that is the Obamacare bill, more and more people are starting to understand the massive amount of damage this POS bill will do to our economy. The gold coin dealers are just the latest industry to figure out that Obama has enacted massive job killing burdens on their industry.
So every time a member of the public sells more than $600 worth of gold to a dealer, Piret said, the transaction will have to be reported to the government by the buyer.
Pat Heller, who owns Liberty Coin Service in Lansing, Mich., deals with around 1,000 customers every week. Many are individuals looking to protect wealth in an uncertain economy, he said, while others are dealers like him.
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 19, 2010
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The press likes to equate a good day on Wall Street with signs of economic recovery. They do this out of habit as in decades past, American industries needed to hire America workers to increase production to meet the rising demand at the end of a recession. This link is not nearly as strong as it used to be. Today companies can increase profits by firing people, off-shoring some work and increasing productivity through technology. I'm not saying there is no link between jobs and stack valuations, but the last 2 recessions ended with an up market and a "jobless recovery". This one hasn't ended yet.
Homebuilders are feeling increasingly pessimistic about their industry, more evidence that the economic recovery is slowing.
The National Association of Home Builders said Monday that its monthly reading of builders' sentiment about the housing market sank to 14 — the lowest level since March 2009. Readings below 50 indicate negative sentiment about the market.
Posted by: Barthélemy Barbancourt
on Jul 16, 2010
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President Barack Obama has played a remarkable 41 rounds of golf since becoming president, easily outpacing his predecessor..
The former community organizer’s 41 trips around the links – a standard of recreational activity well beyond the budgets of most Americans – compares to only 24 total outings for former President George W. Bush, according to statistics compiled by White House chronicler Mark Knoller of CBS News. Bush, whose golf outings were used to help deride him as a callow, lazy, rich boy, played his 24th and last round on Oct. 13, 2003, saying he was ending the practice out of respect for the families of Americans killed in Iraq.
20% real unemployment, a massive oil spill in the gulf, troops in battle on two fronts and Obama cares about only one thing, Barry Obama.
The Obamas plan to spend the weekend on Mount Desert Island, home of Acadia National Park. The trip marks the president's third weekend vacation since the oil disaster began in April.
The Republican National Committee launched a website blasting what it considers Obama's "leisure activities or missteps" during the oil disaster, like playing golf, attending concerts and vacationing in Asheville, North Carolina; Chicago, Illinois; and now Maine.
But Bush went to Camp David and Crawford, right?
Blakeman noted that visits to those locations were working trips and not getaways. Bush's staff would travel with him, and work would continue as usual. The Crawford ranch was known as the "Western White House" because of the infrastructure there.
Yes, I don't give a fuck what color our bi-racial president is, he fucking LAZY!