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Four Tweets to do a COMPLETE Flaying and dismembership of “Obama-ism. This will be a classic for quite some time to come:
Stage 1 of Obama Crisis Management: Don’t worry, I got this.
— Gov. Bobby Jindal (@BobbyJindal) October 18, 2014
Stage 2 of Obama Crisis Management: I'm so mad.
— Gov. Bobby Jindal (@BobbyJindal) October 18, 2014
Seattle just raised its minimum wage to $15 / hour and that also include small biz – the Mom & Pop type operations – as well as the big ones. One of the biggest yellers at the time was the Socialist Freedom Party that was jumping up and down demanding others pay more for goods and services and using the force of Government (hey, what ELSE do nascent fascists and socialists do when they believe that Government should have total control over the private sector).
Do “hypocrisy” much, Socialist Freedom Party? Or do WANT to live “fine for thee but not for me!”?
Socialists AND Feminists – what a combo (er, what am I thinking – both live to use Government to make a living hell for the rest of us). Full ad after the jump:
Seriously? Oh sure, just send Air Force One – he can use the backup one for a bit. Sheesh, every time I think that we have reached the limits of lunacy, something else pops up. So, US Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), Congressman Annie Kuster (D-NH), and Congressman Carol Shea-Porter (D-NH), what think you of your Party’s President? Yikes! From Judicial Watch – a really, really serious site – this is NOT the Onion! Emphasis mine:
Obama Plans to Let Ebola-infected Foreigners Into U.S. for Treatment
Washington, DC – Judicial Watch has learned that the Obama administration is actively formulating plans to admit Ebola-infected non-U.S. citizens into the United States for treatment. Specifically, the goal of the administration is to bring Ebola patients into the United States for treatment within the first days of diagnosis.
It is unclear who would bear the high costs of transporting and treating non-citizen Ebola patients. The plans include special waivers of laws and regulations that ban the admission of non-citizens with a communicable disease as dangerous as Ebola.
This week on GrokTALK! Steve Kenda joins us to talk about energy. Jane Cormier gives us our first interview since the primary. And NH House candidate Robert Forsythe joins us as well. We’ll also have this weeks Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, A roundtable discussion of the weeks events, and the usual fun and games. If you … Read more
Actually, I’m clearing out some older posts that have accumulated – but this from Jim Treacher still fits: “Modern journalism is all about deciding which facts the public shouldn’t know because they might reflect badly on Democrats.” Indeed; Democrats with bylines.
It’s another great show, with lots of energy on the topic of energy. Susan Olsen, Steve Kenda, Jane Cormier, and NH House candidate Robert Forsythe join us as we talk about Democrat opposition to the Keystone pipeline, energy and electricity policy and how screwed we are, Ebola–incompetence or intent, Irish Reparations (that’s a joke), Detroit, Coal, Abortion, at least ten other topic, and even some campaign politics.
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The most urgent necessity is not that the State should teach, but that it should allow education. All monopoles are detestable, but the worst of all is the monopoly of educations. -Frederic Bastiat
In Montana, Senator John Walsh bowed out after he was exposed as a plagiarist. His replacement: avowed “punktuator” and socialist Amanda Curtis. In Kentucky, Alison Lundergan Grimes won’t reveal her presidential vote, citing—I am not making this up—the constitutional right to privacy (maybe what she had in mind was her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination). In Colorado, Mark Udall’s pro-abortion strategy is so tone-deaf, so extreme, that the press has dubbed him “Mark Uterus.”
Jeanne Shaheen’s entire political career stands on the idea of using government to rob people so she can benefit “professionally’ so this kind of makes sense.
Throughout her political career, including during her current race against former GOP Sen. Scott Brown, Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D., N.H.) has touted her experience as a small business owner. Shaheen’s small business “experience” was co-running a store that once sold thousands of dollars-worth of stolen jewelry.
How about this Truth to power picture of the Obama Ebola response team? https://twitter.com/ElissaRoberson/status/523209706618105856
“Birds of a lawless, bigoted feather bully together.”—Michelle Malkin
“Swatting,” is the act of engaging public emergency services with information that evokes a response consistent with a critical incident, such as a burglary in progress or a gunman in a public place. Swatting is a hoax. Its a prank…and it is also, illegal.
Moms Demand Action now advocates for Swatting. Well, let me clarify….No, they have not made a formal call to action. But their minions and followers, when seeing a person #opencarrying in public, have openly advocated
Citizens for a Strong NH has some new video (after the jump) in which Congressperson Carol Shea-Porter says she supports an all of the above energy plan, then explains why (despite that) she still opposes the Keystone XL Pipeline.
Why?
1) It’s From Canada.
2) The Koch Brothers.
Somewhere a village is missing its idiot.
If ever you needed an example of just how ignorant, disconnected from reality, and partisan Democrat Carol Shea-Porter is, this is it, and here’s why.
Haven’t done this for a while but decided to use the flyswatter one more time before putting it away for the season on a couple of the questions just laid out there in the breeze:
Anyone else notice that the Steve Vaillancourt comments on Kuster got more play in national media than it did in local media?
Er, it is because we all know what the rivals look like? Or is it is that there is just no contest “there”?
What did striking Fairpoint workers learn from the Market Basket protests over the summer?
Nuthin…
Will any state Senate contest begin to get attention?
Steve Kenda joins us to talk about energy. Jane Cormier gives us our first interview since the primary. And NH House candidate Robert Forsythe joins us as well. Plus the local and national news of the day, this weeks Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, and a whole lot more. Join us here, at 9 am, Saturday October … Read more
Bill Whittle explains the difference between a liberal, and the “children” in the modern Democrat party.
“Yes; we’d be better off than where you’re taking us” This from a guy who’d be without a jacket if petroleum was left in the ground. When it comes right down to it, folks like him and his co-sojourner Environmental-wackos that want this dreamed about life-style are too enarmoured with the idea of “The Noble Savage” … Read more
Why has government been instituted at all? Because the passions of men will not conform to the dictates of reason and justice, without constraint. -Alexander Hamilton Federalist 15
Employees who never take responsibility for what happens on their watch are hard to stomach. We have seen Obama tell potentially exposed West Africans it’s OK to ride the bus, while the CDC tells potentially exposed Americans to stay off public transportation. We have seen the CDC tell an infected nurse to ride on an … Read more
A girl who believes they are a boy, manages to get into an elite New England women’s college, only to find that there were women who didn’t think “he” was an appropriate choice to promote a culture of diversity at Wellesley. Transgender woman can’t be diversity officer because she is a man now. “It’s not … Read more
New Hampshire Democrats have been advocating and defending voter fraud for years. They say it’s perfectly acceptable for anyone who happens to be in the state on election day to vote for them because no one can possibly know their intent. They then flood the state with people who have no intention of staying after they stuff ballot boxes for Democrats.
Their intent is to steal the “personae” or identity of the people who pay the cost of New Hampshire government–taxpayers, then cast votes that will affect how millions or even billions of dollars are spent annually, then escape without having to pay a dime of it. Actual residents are left with the bill.
Vote Fraud in New Hampshire is no different than identity fraud.