An attempt to showcase another OY (Obama Youth) gone awry??
President Obama went to New Orleans for the first time as president Thursday to visit a charter school and to hold a town hall meeting. While there, he told the people of the city that he is committed to helping them continue to rebuild, more than four years after Hurricane Katrina devastated the region.
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal attended, as did Sen. Mary Landrieu, New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, and Tyren Scott, a 4th-grade boy who asked the president the last question during the question and answer session of the program.
"Why do people hate you? And why, aren't they supposed to love you, if God is love?" Tyren asked the commander-in-chief.
Wow!!! No Freudian slip there, eh? God is love and we're to love the Obamessiah? Yeah,...and Big Brother loved us, too!
Even Obama Won't Last Forever
Friday, October 16, 2009
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Obama Doing a Rod Serling Impression?
How apropos as this is the 50th Annivesary of what has become of our televised media:
From Breitbart:
On September 10th of this year the Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF) posted a press release informing the world that “from October 19-25, more than 60 network TV shows [will] spotlight the power and personal benefits of service,” and that this “unprecedented block of TV programming is the first wave of a multi-year ‘I Participate’ campaign.”
On its face this all sounds rather benign in that silly, liberal do-gooder kind of way. The networks have launched these kinds of campaigns before and other than some clunky exposition awkwardly inserted into your favorite show to meet the mandate — no harm, no foul.
Labels:
Failure IS the Option,
Liberals Suck,
The MSM
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Friday, October 9, 2009
A Truthful Obamessiah?
On winning the now-tarnished Nobel Peace Prize, the Obamessiah said:
"I do not feel that I deserve to be in the company of so many transformative figures that have been honored by this prize," he said.
"I do not feel that I deserve to be in the company of so many transformative figures that have been honored by this prize," he said.
Labels:
Global Fool,
Lies-Lies-Lies
Oh, No! Its the HJs,...Um,..OJs,...OYs?
The Obama Youth,..and how appropriate, they're wearing brown sweaters.
Please tell me this is a sick joke!!!
Please tell me this is a sick joke!!!
Labels:
Arbeit Mach Frei,
Demagoguery,
Healthcare
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
This Administration Gets Funnier Every Day!
Ethics from these Chicago-bred Democrats? ROFLMAO!
K Street is awash in anger over new regulations designed to limit influence peddling in Washington, CQ Politics reported Monday. The new policy, announced Sept. 23 by President Obama's "ethics czar," Norm Eisen, prevents federally registered lobbyists from serving on "agency advisory boards and commissions" -- private-sector advisory panels created in the 1970s to give input to the government on various issues. The regulations could decimate the ranks of lobbyists who have been serving on the panels, and who the Obama administration sees as special-interest agents with an unhealthy proximity to federal policy.
Government agencies seem to have acted on the administration's word quickly. Roll Call obtained a letter sent last week from the Commerce Department and the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative saying that lobbyists currently serving on the panels would not be reappointed when they re-charter in 2010 and 2011.
Private-sector clients will now have to pass up registered lobbyists for others who qualify to serve on the panels, and the prospect of a mass exodus from the highly prized positions has not made certain lobbyists happy. "There is fury," said a lobbyist who sits on one of the committees. "Absolute fury."
K Street is awash in anger over new regulations designed to limit influence peddling in Washington, CQ Politics reported Monday. The new policy, announced Sept. 23 by President Obama's "ethics czar," Norm Eisen, prevents federally registered lobbyists from serving on "agency advisory boards and commissions" -- private-sector advisory panels created in the 1970s to give input to the government on various issues. The regulations could decimate the ranks of lobbyists who have been serving on the panels, and who the Obama administration sees as special-interest agents with an unhealthy proximity to federal policy.
Government agencies seem to have acted on the administration's word quickly. Roll Call obtained a letter sent last week from the Commerce Department and the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative saying that lobbyists currently serving on the panels would not be reappointed when they re-charter in 2010 and 2011.
Private-sector clients will now have to pass up registered lobbyists for others who qualify to serve on the panels, and the prospect of a mass exodus from the highly prized positions has not made certain lobbyists happy. "There is fury," said a lobbyist who sits on one of the committees. "Absolute fury."
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