Botox done moved into her brain!

"This asinine "Stimulus Package" is just the beginning! Today in Buffalo, NY there is Global Warming seminar looking for ways that the government can help curb "global warming/climate change" (read- impose carbon taxes, and every other possible way of separating you from your money). Oh, yeah, it's -6 today in Buffalo, NY. "

W-W-What???
Here???

rotflmfao!!!

Just met with my Pension guy. I asked him about the Stimulus package.
"Total joke" and I quote.
His suggestion. Give every American $10,000. "Sure some will drink, gamble or drug it away, but most will pay off credit cards, pay down their mortgage and SPEND some money on new products."
What a great idea!!!!

LJ.

Anthony Zinni is a former general who has held a few other positions in DC. He got treated shabbily by Obalama & his gang. From The Weekly Standard:

Just how badly did the Obama team treat Anthony Zinni? FP's Laura Rozen quotes Zinni saying that the president actually called to congratulate him on his appointment. Zinni then proceeds to "unload" on the administration's handling of the affair:

    "To make a long story short, I kept getting blown off all week," Zinni said. "Meantime, I was rushing to put my personal things in order," to get ready to go.

    "Finally, nobody was telling me anything," Zinni said. "I called Jones Monday several times. I finally got through late in evening. I asked Jones, ‘What's going on?' And Jones said, ‘We decided on Chris Hill.'"

    "I said, 'Really,'" Zinni recalled. "That was news to me."

    Jones asked him if he would like to be ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Zinni said. "I said, 'You can stick that with whatever other offers,'" Zinni recalled, saying he had used more colorful language with Jones. Asked Jones's response and if he was apologetic, Zinni said, "Jones was not too concerned. He laughed about it."

    Zinni said particularly galling is that had he not managed to get through to Jones on Monday night after repeated calls, he would have found out about the Chris Hill appointment in the Washington Post the next day with everybody else.

    "You know, I would have appreciated if someone called me and said, 'Minds were changed,'" Zinni said. "But not even to get a call. That's what's really embarrassing."

One former administration official writes in to note that it's ironic Zinni was even considered for the post given how strenuously he opposed the liberation of Iraq, but of course Obama was the antiwar candidate. Still, the amateur hour quality to all this -- to have the President of the United States call to congratulate you on your new appointment and then hear nothing for days only to learn that you've been passed over -- shows a striking level of incompetence. And now they have Zinni popping off to anyone who will listen about how he told Jones to stuff the Saudi ambassadorship where the sun don't shine. But relax, Obama ran a great campaign and a seamless transition, no doubt the government will run like a Swiss watch as soon as we get past these early hiccups.

Competence is back!

Riffhard wrote on Feb 5^th, 2009 at 1:51pm:


Cause the venom you folks have for him after 2 weeks is pretty fucking stupid! Yes Tom Daschle is douche with dumb glasses who should have paid his taxes and not let himself be nominated. I think a trillion dollar war put on a credit card that our grandchildren will still be paying for is far more outrageous. 9 billion of the treasury's dough going missing under Paul Bremer . . . fucking outrageous. Letting Hank "the democrat" Paulson stick up our treasury for $700 Billion with no oversight on how the money was doled out (including large green to his buddies at former employer Goldman Saks) fucking outrageous! Letting US Corporations incorporate in Bermuda (via PO Box) to avoid paying taxes FUCKING OUTRAGEOUS! It's all in your perspective. . .

Riffhard wrote on Feb 5^th, 2009 at 2:19pm:

Please don't forget poor Leon Panetta, the Dim One's nomination for CIA. Apparently there's some sort of ethics problem that's popped up in re an organization that he & Daschle were involved in.

POST OF THE MONTH!

I just had the misfortune to listen to Ann Coulter on the radio. What a complete twat she is. The funniest thing though,was at the end of the interview,they started playing Bitch. Too bad their wasn't a song called cunt.

monkey_man wrote on Feb 5^th, 2009 at 3:11pm:




If you don't think that Barry is taking the country far left then you just aren't looking very hard. He is taking the country farther left that it has dared ever step, and by a long shot. He is taking the country into European socialism territory in fact with this insane spending bill.

Hmmm, let's see why would he offer Greg Judd a position at Commerce? Well, how about the fact that it immediately kills the Republicans chances of a filibuster in the senate! That way he can lurch even farther to the left! This is going to be an unmitigated disaster. People will be begging Bush's return soon enough! Yes, that's how bad things are going to get with this incompetent man/child at the helm.


By the way The Fairness Doctrine is beginning to rear it's ugly head. I told you that would happen too! Noooooo, Barry and Co. aren't trying to veer far left! That would never happen!


These leftist fucks are insane!!!


Riffy

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Feb. 5

Sen. Stabenow wants hearings on radio 'accountability'; talks fairness doctrine

This morning, radio host Bill Press brought up the recent closing of liberal station Obama 1260 when speaking with Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow, and talked about whether there needs to be a balance to right wing talk on the radio dial.

BILL PRESS: Yeah, I mean look: They have a right to say that. They’ve got a right to express that. But, they should not be the only voices heard. So, is it time to bring back the Fairness Doctrine?

SENATOR  DEBBIE STABENOW (D-MI): I think it’s absolutely time to pass a standard. Now, whether it’s called the Fairness Standard, whether it’s called something else – I absolutely think it’s time to be bringing accountability to the airwaves. I mean, our new president has talked rightly about accountability and transparency. You know, that we all have to step up and be responsible. And, I think in this case, there needs to be some accountability and standards put in place.

BILL PRESS: Can we count on you to push for some hearings in the United States Senate this year, to bring these owners in and hold them accountable?

SENATOR DEBBIE STABENOW (D-MI): I have already had some discussions with colleagues and, you know, I feel like that’s gonna happen. Yep.

sweetcharmedlife wrote on Feb 4^th, 2009 at 2:12pm:


You're kidding me. A politics thread that gets hijacked by a music discussion. A moderator's wet dream.

Quote:

It goes like this.  Glencar asks a question about Dubya:  "Would W have backed down?"  I answer the question.  Glencar complains that Dubya isn't in office anymore, implying that I shouldn't have answered his question, raising the question why he asked it in the first place.  This is the "bitchy lil stuff about Dubya" about which glencar bitches.  Is it any wonder we get tired of trying to communicate with these idiots?

Brainbell Jangler wrote on Feb 5^th, 2009 at 6:40pm:


Oh Woe is me!!
How I do agree
mm and BJ
what can I say
I am so bored
Listenin to this broken record...

PartyDoll MEG wrote on Feb 5^th, 2009 at 7:38pm:

What can you say? How 'bout you answer questions once in a while? You NEVER did answer my question about redistribution of income. Your Gidget game is getting real old real fast. All I ever see you do these days is raise the pom poms when someone on your side "scores." It's especially frustrating getting an honest answer out of you. Even drunken idiots seem to do better.