The Flying Douchebags

“ Obama: “I’m not on the ballot this fall ... but make no mistake, [my] policies are on the ballot — every single one of them.” The line has quickly made its way into Republican campaign ads Biden Overstates Deaths in Joplin, Missouri Tornado By 160,839 WRECKING BALL! Biden continues to apologize; first Turkey, now UAE ”

Art's art

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Unplugged

Terps - Ohio State

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Today's Prediction Ohio State by 18.  Sigh.

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A Role Play ...

“ I know this much ... I'm trying to put myself in the place of those 6 in 10 Americans who don't know what party controls the United States House, or Senate.  But here's what I do know.  I know lots of people who are unemployed, and cannot find a full time job. If I'm married, I'm worried about the future (If I'm not married, but employed, all I worry about is tonight's date, or beating Ohio State).  I know that a hell of a lot of illegal aliens are flooding the into the country from Mexico, or thereabouts, and I know that Obama and Democrats are letting more in. Isn't that against the law? I know there are reports of hundreds of Americans dying from an Ebola epidemic, which is worse than the Black Plague, and is sweeping the nation (I said I was disengaged);  I know those illegal immigrants are responsible.  I worry about my family. I know I don't have health insurance, even though Obama promised it; or if I did have it, it's gone; or  if I do have health insurance, I'm paying through the nose for it, and I can't afford it.  I know that Obama has been mucking things up around Iraq. He took our troops out, and now we had to go back.  But we're losing this time. I know that Muslims over there are beheading children and journalists. I don't like Muslims at all, and while I won't say it aloud, I fear them, and I wish all of them were expelled from the United States.  I know that Obama is a Muslim, and a Democrat. I know that there's an election in November.  I should vote.  If I do, it won't be for any Democrat. That's not what I think.  I watch MSNBC and the Daily Show. I know better. ”

Kim Jong Un Fish Food?

The Nanny State - one regulation away from total bliss                        TEXT

“ Is the World's Goofiest Psyco Jerkoff* Leader Feeding Maggots? It is impossible to know exactly what is going on in North Korea, but something big has happened. The third generation Kim dynasty heir, Kim Jong-un, has been missing from public sight for a month, and may be ill, dead, or overthrown. There is much speculation, and contradictory reports are circulating, including the assertion that Pyongyang is sealed off, and no one is being permitted to enter or leave.  But one fact is clear and it is dramatic.  CNN reports: With Kim Jong Un out of sight for a month, a covey of North Korea's high officials popped down to South Korea for a last minute jaunt on Saturday, and delivered a diplomatic bonbon. The three officials told South Korea that Pyongyang is willing to hold a second round of high-level meetings between late October and early November, South Korea's Unification Ministry said in a statement Saturday. Read more: That would dash all hope for a ‎Team America: World Police II, The Piglets * Not born in Kenya ”

Petition to Deport Brock

Petition to Deport an Illegal Alien 10/02/2014 When the history is written, Larry Klayman will be among the scant few recognized for refusing to bury principles; be cowed by fear of the Alinsky-generated  label "birther."  Or, who  rationalized with  "this is a lost cause and detracts  from something or other."  USA-UAS-USA

IRS Obamacare Rule

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Judge: IRS Obamacare Rule 'Is Arbitrary, Capricious, and Abuse of Discretion' In his decision, U.S. District Judge Ronald White ( George W. Bush, 2003 ) concluded Tuesday that the IRS rule altering the Obamacare law and providing billions in subsidies is "arbitrary, capricious and abuse of discretion": "The court holds that the IRS rule is arbitrary, capricious, and abuse of discretion or otherwise not in accordance with law, pursuant to 5 U.S.C.706(2)(A), in excess of summary jurisdiction, authority or limitation, or short of statutory right, pursuant to 5 U.S.C. 706(2)(C), or otherwise is an invalidation of the ACA [Affordable Care Act], and is hereby vacated. The court's order of vacatur is stayed, however, pending resolution of any appeal from this order." In September 2012, Oklahoma was the first of several states to challenge the legality of an IRS rule that caused billions in subsidies to be paid out, despite Congress having never authorized those payments. Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt hailed the state's victory in its lawsuit challenging the implementation of the Affordable Care Act: "Today's ruling is a consequential victory for the rule of law. The administration and its bureaucrats in the IRS handed out billions in illegal tax credits and subsidies and vastly expanded the reach of the health care law because they didn't like the way Congress wrote the Affordable Care Act. That's not how our system of government works."

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Grraham? President? LOL

“ Lindsey "Lohan" Graham displays his junk Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said in a recent interview that he is considering a White House run in 2016 and dismissed fellow Republican Sen. Marco Rubio as “not quite ready” to be president. [Rubio is] a good guy, but after doing immigration with him—we don’t need another young guy not quite ready  “He’s no Obama by any means, but he’s so afraid of the right, and I’ve let that go.”  "He’s no Obama by any means, but he’s so afraid of the right ..." Not one a jot of Graham's disjointed statement makes any sense;  let alone have relevance to anything anybody cares about. ”

Too many Kwinsadinces

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Currents MAN POSING AS CONGRESSMAN GETS BACKSTAGE AT OBAMA EVENT... White House fence-jumper made it far deeper into building than previously known... ^ Toddler slips past White House fence... ^ CONGRESSMAN: 'Sleepless' over president's security... ^ More than '1,000 security breaches and vulnerabilities' revealed... ^

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More Jindal

GOP 2016: What about Bobby Jindal?

“ (This ties-in with yesterday's Jindal post.) Jindal is smart, experienced, full of ideas, a solid conservative. So why is he so far back? First, he is still virtually unknown. To the degree that people outside of Louisiana know Jindal, it is for his poorly received — OK, really bad — Republican response to President Obama's first State of the Union address in 2009. "He's an undervalued stock," says Jindal adviser Timmy Teepell. "The view of the pundit class in DC, who have not seen Jindal on the stump or interacting with voters, is that he's an underdog without much of a shot. They take the simplistic approach — 'the first time I heard of him he gave a bad State of the Union response, so he can't be any good.' Fortunately, DC pundits don't get to decide elections." Teepell points out that Jindal has won four elections in Louisiana — two for the House and two for the governor's office — all by decisive margins. When he makes his case to voters, he usually succeeds. the governor "used the political capital from those victories to make much-needed reforms in Louisiana." The adviser ticked them off: government spending cuts, state workforce cuts, income tax cuts, education reform, health care reform. They were all "massive undertakings that required a lot of political capital to be spent — and when you spend political capital, you spend political capital." But all is not well at home for Jindal in his seventh year as governor. A poll released this week by PPP, a Democratic firm, pegged his job approval rating in Louisiana at just 34 percent, with 55 percent disapproval. (Other polls have also shown low approval ratings, although some have indicated recent improvement.) In addition, PPP asked about hypothetical presidential matchups between Hillary Clinton and various Republicans in Louisiana. Bush, Cruz, and Paul, as well as Mike Huckabee, all topped Clinton. Jindal, the favorite son, trailed Clinton by a single point, 45 percent to 46 percent. If a Republican presidential candidate, no matter where he's from, has even a little trouble winning Louisiana, that's bad news. Teepell points again to Jindal's election wins and explains that the governor "used the political capital from those victories to make much-needed reforms in Louisiana." The adviser ticked them off: government spending cuts, state workforce cuts, income tax cuts, education reform, health care reform. They were all "massive undertakings that required a lot of political capital to be spent — and when you spend political capital, you spend political capital." [Full Examiner] Going back, at least to Gerald Ford's 1976 election, the media have been increasingly active in doing an Alinsky (e.g. “Ridicule is man’s most potent weapon.” and “Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it.”) on any GOP candidate that even smacks of conservatism.  So the SUCCESSFUL candidate must have exceptional natural appeal, a glib tongue, and a thick skin to overcome all this.  And that's just to get the GOP nomination! That hasn't happened since 1980.  The New York Times will, historically,  endorse the GOPe favorite, and that person will never, ever, be a real conservative; nor anyone likely to beat the Democrat.   Also, and for reasons I cannot comprehend, the GOP have allowed, without court challenge,  Democrats to cross-over  and vote in it's primaries.  That's how we got Dole, McCain and Romney. So, if Jindal, or any conservative, can break through all this, then that candidate will almost certainly become president. What are the odds that Jindal will be that person?  I say 30 to 1.  Jindal is the only candidate (in the race) who even remotely excites me. My only hope is for the GOP to control both the House and the Senate in 2016,  with the Teaparty faction holding the balance of power.  Then there's at least a chance. Fast forward to mid-2017.  If drilling the ANWAR oil fields is about to commence, then we are on the way to recovery. ”

Goofy

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OR, This (Doug M)

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Why don't fat girls date a lot?

WHAT GUMMINT DOES

“ From the People Who Want To Control Global Warm, erm, Cooli , erm Climate Change —and who did enact Obamacare ”

A Shot Across the RINO Bow

A Righteous Challenge The GOPe's reputation is such, however,  that we know how they must (truthfully)  answer

GOPe: Let's Have It Out. Will You Support Cruz? 10/2/2014 3:09:44 PM · by Uncle Miltie · 3 replies Self ^ | 10/02/2014 | Uncle Miltie The GOPe wing of Free Republic requires that the Conservative wing of Free Republic swallow our distaste for their Democrat-Lite Karl Rove Approved (TM) candidates in order to win seats labeled (R) at the expense of conservative principle. Okay, let's put the shoe on the other foot: If Ted Cruz is winning 45% of the Republican vote in early primaries, will you require your Karl Rove Approved (TM) candidate withdraw and unreservedly throw your support behind the winning candidate Ted Cruz? Slightly differently stated, are you primarily interested in beating Democrats or Conservatism?                 Well done Uncle Miltie

GOP-" So What"

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Anderson: 60 percent of voters want bamacare to be repealed "A new poll finds that three-fifths of likely voters support the repeal of Obamacare."

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Cop killer chosen as college commencement ...

HELTER SKELTER  Provoking Racial Unrest

Cop killer Mumia Abu Jamal chosen as college commencement speaker “ On Oct 1, 2014, at 9:09 PM, Barry Farber wrote: Holy Cow, Barry! Did you watch the video that accompanies this article? It's better than ipecac! In the event that you need to induce reverse peristalsis, and you don't have an emetic handy, just watch the video. The "Associate Dir. of Alumni Affairs" for Goddard College (a white guy with dreadlocks) will really turn your stomach, but the others are equally disgusting. The woman, Johanna Fernandez (a history professor!!) is in thrall to "Mumia", and says (among her other outrageous statements): "The police have demonized Mumia over and over, but his voice is filled with love...rational, powerful, and dangerous to the status quo."  [full] Via skoonj ”

Changing the Culture by Brute Force

STFU Michelle "We are 5 days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America" (October 30, 2008); Brock   “ “Three gardens growing.” “Two chickens clucking.” “And a big piece of tofu for me.” Those are some of the lines from a third grade class’s rewrite of “The Twelve Days of Christmas,” according to a blog the USDA. The agency, which oversees school lunches and is implementing changes championed by First Lady Michelle Obama, is highlighting the efforts of Academy for Global Citizenship in Chicago. Along with the USDA, Katherine Elmer-Dewitt from the school writes: Daddy, do the United States Dept. of Agriculture have a Swat Team too? 10,000 bastards swinging from  .... ”

US FORREST SERVICE GOES Postal, erm EPAish

WHAT GUMMINT DOES

“ THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE WANTS TO FINE YOU $1,000 FOR TAKING PICTURES IN THE FOREST UPDATE: After the outcry, the Forest Service backs off. Nice photo. That'll be $1,000, please. This week's most profoundly wrongheaded display of nonviolent press infringement comes from an unlikely source: The U.S. Forest Service. New rules being finalized in November state that—across this country's gloriously beautiful, endlessly photogenic, 36 million acres of designated wilderness area administered by the USFS—members of the press who happen upon it will need permits to photograph or shoot video. [Full] What I see here is, that under Obama, every government dept. is acting like it's a regulatory commission able to make shit up.  The key question today is:  Does the U.S. Forest Service have a Swat Team? Ahem ”

Sharia Belgium - You Are Next

cuzzin ricky

Jindal's evolution

Whacking Democrat Media Monkeys “ Bobby Jindal Schools a Biased Reporter on Evolution I don't know that he so much schools the smarmy pissant,  as adeptly stop him from framing  the question.  Which makes me ask myself this question.  "What other candidate for president has a better record than Jindal's, as governor of LA., or have by their actions, and political philosophies, been a better model for being the next best president since Ronald Reagan?  Aside from Sarah Palin, who evidently is a non starter? ”

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