Archive | November, 2011
Newsweek Editor: Obama Clearly Doesn’t Like Being President
Well, no one’s forcing him to stay. He should feel free to retire to the private sector whenever he so chooses. Note that Brown insists he doesn’t like his job because he’s just too smart and collected for bullshit politics, or something. Uh huh. Also, he doesn’t like power? Really? He could have fooled us. [...]
Poll: Gingrich Beats Obama Nationally by Two Percent
30. November 2011
In a hypothetical match-up, Republican contender Newt Gingrich would beat incumbent failed president Barack Obama by two percent nationally. The Newt Gingrich surge has moved him to the top of the polls in Iowa, big gains in New Hampshire and now a two-point edge over President Obama in a hypothetical general election match-up. A new [...]
A short history of Barack Obama’s brilliance
30. November 2011
A work in progress. Oddly enough these incidents don’t get anywhere near the same media coverage George Bush’s blunders got. He was declared an imbecile and mocked mercilessly. Barack Obama is declared philosopher-president and even his opponents are expected to acknowledge his brilliance. Feel free to add any in the comment section below. 57 states [...]
McDonalds Finds Way Around San Fran Happy Meal Ban, Likely to Make More Money Now
29. November 2011
On display: The difference between the inept mindlessness of government bureaucracy versus the innovative, way-around strategy of the private sector. And yet it seems McDonald’s has turned lemons into lemonade — and is selling the sugary drink to San Francisco’s children. Local McDonald’s employees tell SF Weekly the company has devised a solution that appears [...]
Markos Credits Occupy Wall Street for Getting Republicans to Support Tax…Cuts
29. November 2011
Seriously. You know your movement has failed when you start having to credit it for getting politicians to support a basic element of their party’s platform. This doesn’t happen without #OWS. http://is.gd/dznhe3 The story he links to? This one. Apparently a majority of Republican politicians want to extend tax cuts. Occupy Wall Street, you rascally [...]
GQ Names Obama One of the Least Influential Famous People Alive
29. November 2011
Other recipients: “Special Ed” Schultz of MSNBC, Newsweek and Daily Beast owner Tina Brown, and Arnold Schwarzenegger. They also name John Boehner, though their explanation focuses on blasting his politics and base rather than really explaining why the Speaker of the House is one of the least influential. The man has stopped Barack Obama’s lefty [...]
Democrats Attack Jake Tapper for Accurate Coverage, Then Remove Attack
29. November 2011
Earlier today, the Democratic National Committee attacked ABC News White House correspondent Jake Tapper for accurately fact-checking the left’s latest attack on Mitt Romney. Tapper had noted that, contrary to the left’s attack narrative, Romney never explicitly supported the Obama stimulus package. DNC National Press Secretary Melanie Roussell issued this statement, attacking Tapper’s credibility and [...]
Attorney General Eric Holder Demands Media Stop Covering Fast & Furious Scandal
29. November 2011
Note to public officials: Attacking the media for covering a scandal never leads to less coverage. Never. The coverage just focuses on your attempts at intimidation. Embattled Attorney General Eric Holder today demanded The Daily Caller stop publishing articles about the growing calls in Congress for his resignation because of the failed Operation Fast and [...]
Bill Ayers Admits to Fundraiser Obama’s Campaign Called “Myth”
29. November 2011
Left-wing terrorist Bill Ayers has admitted to a fundraiser with Barack Obama that Obama’s campaign called a “myth propagated by the McCain campaign”.
Obama Refers to British Embassy as “English” Embassy
29. November 2011
Smart power. “All of us, I think, are deeply disturbed by the crashing of the English embassy,” Obama said. “That kind of behavior is not acceptable. And I strongly urge the Iranian government to hold those who are responsible to task. This would be like calling an American embassy the “New York embassy” or “Washington [...]
30. November 2011
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