Here’s a speech Barack Obama’s going to regret ever giving. Back in June 2007, Obama appeared at an event for the Economic Club. While there, he praised now-indicted and imprisoned Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick for his, er, great work. OBAMA: So I want to first of all acknowledge your great mayor, Kwame Kilpatrick, who has been… (APPLAUSE) … [...]
Continue reading...7. August 2008
Three cheers for justice! Wait, it gets better. See, he’s already been in detention for 5 years awaiting trial, so he’ll only end up serving time for the next 6 months. For aiding terrorism by helping Osama Bin Laden. Salim Hamdan, a Yemeni who had faced a maximum sentence of life behind bars, gets credit for [...]
Continue reading...7. August 2008
Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick was jailed today after a judge found he had violated his bond terms by taking an unreported business trip to California. The judge told Kilpatrick that he wouldn’t give him any special deals just because he’s a politician. A Democratic politician jailed? You know what that means: It’s time for another round [...]
Continue reading...1. August 2008
Remember a few days ago when four whackjobs attempted to “arrest” Karl Rove for whatever the hell they’re accusing him of doing today? Well, they’ve now appeared before a judge to enter their pleas. Guess what? The judge is a moonbat. [Mona] Shaw was the first called before Polk County Fifth Judicial District Associate Judge William [...]
Continue reading...31. July 2008
This coming from the campaign that took a commercial comparing Obama to a celebrity and construed it to be a racist attack. They’re now going to tell other people not to be paranoid?
Continue reading...29. July 2008
Yes, seriously. It’s actually called the Giving Inmate Terrorists More Opportunities (GITMO) Act of 2008, and provides for the transportation of the detainees to the grounds of the SCOTUS. To provide for the transport of the enemy combatants detained in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba to Washington, DC, where the United States Supreme Court will be able to [...]
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7. August 2008
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