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Tim posted this on media bias, but there are parts too good to leave to the chance that you’ll follow the link to IBD (which you should.) It wasn’t like he (Quayle) repeated the mistake in all 57 states, or more precisely in Beaverton, Ore., in May 2008; or while traveling on the “Intercontinental” railroad … Read more
From the Weekly Standard– amidst speculation that Joe “Gaffe Machine” Biden has been having far too many Joe-moments, we bring you today’s schedule. (on the jump…)
We know Biden is not doing the ticket any favors.
So is it time to bring on Hillary–though she and Bill can’t stand the Obama’s and the Obama’s can’t stand the Clinton’s either…but for the sake of power a Democrat will do just about anything. Or is this just a sit down and straighten out Joe kind of a day?
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Sometimes, you even have to laugh at political ads. This one, by American Crossroads, simply nails it on Joe “Gaffe-a-matic” Biden’s comment of “Put y’all back in chains” at an event with a large number of African-Americans:
More at the link! (H/T: The Morlock Revolt)
Was at another event last nite and was rather tired when I got home so only a wee bit of surfing was done. I did note that one post (somewhere) noted that a chartered plane had flown from Boston, landed in Chicago, and then made its way to an airport near Congressman Paul Ryan’s home town. Typical caveat was given – head fake or real?
Given the success of project gunrunner, its seems obvious now that Obama and the DOJ will need to deploy a similar program based on the repeated remarks of Vice President Joe Biden, now being echoed among the Democrat party leadership. That if we “do not spend billions of dollars by this Friday, we risk increasing the number of women raped.
Paul Hodes August recess has afforded him the opportunity to engage in what he is calling his Wake up Washington Tour. My first thought was…who is sleeping in the State of Washington and why does Paul Hodes want to wake them up? As it turns out, he’s talking about the District of Columbia and how to deal with "Business as usual."
Paul Hodes is bringing his "Wake Up Washington" Tour across the Granite State! Stop by an event near you to sit down with Paul and share your ideas about changing business as usual in Washington, standing up to the special interests, and rebuilding our economy for the middle class.
Paul is running for the U.S. Senate to be an independent voice for you, and no one else. Join your neighbors and friends for some good food, great conversation, and the chance to learn more about Paul’s campaign.
I’m not entirely sure what business he’s talking about. As part of the partisan majority Mr. Hodes has gone out of his way to ignore the will of the people. He has voted for trillions in spending, grown debt and government, and funds his campaign with donations from the PAC’s of the Senatorial elite–cash rich entrenched democrats who are business as usual. So my suggestion on how he can help–lose the election.
In a recent email to supporters Katrina Swett puts a new spin on the thousand pound gorilla in the room. The gorilla is the economy and K-Swett appears to have looked to the east for inspiration. She also spelled the word “lose” wrong. Figure out where yourself I have a blog to write.
The new turn of phrase, and we could be seeing this rebranding from all the debt-o-crats in the very near future because they to spin things, is to ‘rebalance the economy.’ “Rebalance the economy?” (As in less government more freedom?) Not exactly. In Ms. Swett’s application she would like to rebalance the economy so that it works for us not just big corporations. Oh, see it’s those big corporations again.
Funny thing but this is exactly how the UK’s liberal democrats are using it. They’ve had this plan to use the government to rebalance the relationship between the people and small and big business in the hope that quaint little shops will compete better and who knows, perhaps even sprout up like mushrooms on Britain’s debt ridden ass. The means of such fairness appear to be to tax the big shops more. Rebalancing ala Obama’s spread the wealth around a bit?