1

James Clyburn throws down a dog-eared and wore out card

WASHINGTON — U.S. Congressman Jim Clyburn of Columbia, the highest-ranking African-American in Congress, on Wednesday blamed most of President Barack Obama’s political problems on racism.

One of these years these race mongers will quit throwing this card. I guess they will quit throwing it when the MFM quits obliging them on it.

2

New Zogby Poll - Cain in the lead

But before all the Cainiacs start rejoicing keep in mind that this is one of their “interactive” internet polls. RCP does not track the Zogby Polls

GOP Primary Voters

Herman Cain 19%

Chris Christie 16%

Mitt Romney 11%

Ron Paul 9%

Sarah Palin 6%

Michele Bachman 5%

Tim Pawlenty 4%

Mitch Daniels 4%

Newt Gingrich 3%

Rick Santorum 3%

Fred Karger 1%

Jon Huntsman Jr. 1%

Gary Johnson <1%

None of these 6%

Not sure 12%

3

Shocker of Shockers - CA school officials learn the law of unintended consequences

NOVATO, Calif.—After the Novato school district banned junk food in its K-12 schools in 2007, Rana Sanghi saw an opportunity. He altered his ice cream truck route to include Novato High School, parking the vehicle just outside the entrance.

Well I guess they are not familiar with “free enterprise”. Ban snacks in school and students will find a way. Angry kids scream “We want our Doritos!”

4

French rapist staying in a $50K/month NY apartment

The man derided by critics as a member of "the Caviar Left" for his expensive tastes despite his Socialist politics should feel right at home surrounded by the best furnishings and electronics money can buy.

Combine this with the story yesterday about his huge severance package paid for by the U.S. taxpayer and you see that we are footing the bill for this shit.

5

More polls - this from Insider Advantage/Newsmax

Insider Advantage National Republican Primary

·         Romney – 16.2% (13)

·         Bachmann – 11.8% (6)

·         Palin – 11.0% (12)

·         Cain – 10.9% (-)

·         Pawlenty – 7.4% (6)

·         Gingrich – 6.4% (

·         Paul – 5.0% (-)

·         Someone else – 5.3%

·         Undecided – 25.5% (23)

Survey of 770 voters was done May 23 and has a margin of error of +/- 3.5%. Numbers in parentheses are from their April poll.

6 And that's it for the "news" this morning

7 Germans: Those damn Joos are making the problem we started even worse.

8

French rapist staying in a $50K/month NY apartment

Thanks Vic. I woke up this morning feeling pretty good. Now I have a terrible case of RAGE.

9 huh so - more candidates entering the race, and the number of undecided voters goes up?

ugh we are so boned

10 1

James Clyburn throws down a dog-eared and wore out card

WASHINGTON — U.S. Congressman Jim Clyburn of Columbia, the highest-ranking African-American in Congress, on Wednesday blamed most of President Barack Obama’s political problems on racism.

One of these years these race mongers will quit throwing this card. I guess they will quit throwing it when the MFM quits obliging them on it.

Posted by: Vic at May 26, 2011 06:41 AM (M9Ie6)

In this case I happen to agree with Mr. Clyburn.  If Obama didn't hate the white man so much, he wouldn't be trying to destroy the system.

11 Thanks Vic. I woke up this morning feeling pretty good. Now I have a terrible case of RAGE.

I got the RAGE yesterday when I saw we were paying his severance package.

12 One of these years these race mongers will quit throwing this card. No. That will never happen.

13 The NYT, the official rag of the DNC, crowing about the significance of the special election in Buffalo, and how it points out the way for the retaking of the House.  Medicare.  Medicare!  MEDICARE!!!!!!

And the old gray lady will be right there at the barricades with them.  You bet.

Then  they go on with another of their favorite themes, the state of the state, which naturally takes them into their criticism of the part of the Cuomo budget that does the property tax cap, and therefore is robbing the children of the quality education they deserve.

The Times says the flight of people and business from the state has nothing to do with taxation, and everything to do with education quality.  They report that NY is something like 46th in rank, and then seem to imply that if only we would spend a whole lot more (and of course tax to be able to spend) we could get back up to that first place position and then get all the biz and peeps back.

What the fuck are they smoking at the Times?

14 The French rapist's wife is paying for all of that.  We aren't paying for it.

15 We are paying for his huge golden parachute severance package.

16 Looks like today is John Wayne day on TCM.

Can you say "pilgrim"?

17 Not summarily fired. So much for "no tolerance for the unacceptable" policy. One week off during Memorial Holiday.

POLITICO
MSNBC has suspended Ed Schultz, host of the “The Ed Show,” for one week without pay for calling conservative talk show host Laura Ingraham a ‘right-wing slut’ on his syndicated radio program Tuesday. “Remarks of this nature are unacceptable and will not be tolerated,” MSNBC said in a statement.

18

16 - Looks like today is John Wayne day on TCM.

Love those classics!

 

 

19 Gabe,
How about footnotes re. Where did he get yesterdays blurb? and a repeat of it below the fold.  Or as a comment in Monty's Sunday Book thread.

For todays "I know this isn't it" guess.  1/2 the people under the TOTUS bus.

20

The speculation is flying high this morning on local radio about Perry/Palin.  ...probably due to Ace's post yesterday.

I'm in charge of the bumper sticker:  Obama, Adios Mofo

21 Herman Cain; because the GOP now has to get over its race guilt. It''s our turn should be the slogan.

Chris Christie; because we haven't had enough of closote moderates like John McCain who are one-trick ponies.

_^Yeah!

22 *closet*.

I am still stuck in the whole French thing from the other day...

23 Ah yes, the "New York Times", also known as America's "Pravda". Oh well, I guess even commies have to make a living somewhere. But why must we quote them?

24

WASHINGTON — U.S. Congressman Jim Clyburn of Columbia, the highest-ranking African-American in Congress, on Wednesday blamed most of President Barack Obama’s political problems on racism.

I guess Clyburn is taking political advice from Wesly Snipes now.

Always bet on black.

25

Combine this with the story yesterday about his huge severance package paid for by the U.S. taxpayer and you see that we are footing the bill for this shit.

He may be laughing up his french cuff now but he'll be getting even more of an "upgrade package" than Bernie Madoff soon.

26 More polls - this from Insider Advantage/Newsmax

Interesting that late-comer to politics Cain nearly matches the Bachmann/Palin tie in this poll.

So I'm not the only one turned off by Pawlenty, the cheap Mitt knock-off. Whoever responded to the Insider Advantage/Newsmax evidently don't agree with Mark Steyn's endorsement that Pawlenty is the exciting conservative guy that we can all get behind with full-hearted support.

Always bad news when the absolute whore with nothing but himself at Newt-heart gets any support. His following think, like Obama's voters, that Newt will deliver pork to their personal pantry. Curse the cannibal swine roasting US taxpayers for dinner.

27 Dave - I propose they put a camera in his cell and stream it on the internet as a subscription service.  I would surely pay to see him eating baloney sandwiches and "other activities" with his cellmate "Bubba".

On second thought.. maybe not..

28 Let me know what the polls are in Iowa, New Hampshire, Florida, Michigan and South Carolina. Then I can tell you who is going to deliver the knock out blow on Super Tuesday.

I haven't seen any polls here yet, only blathering from reporters at The State. Those are notoriously unreliable.

But, be that as it may, those polls I posted are info only. None of them are really WAS right now.

29 Posted by: Mallamutt, RINO President for Life at May 26, 2011 07:30 AM (OWjjx)

Catch Greinke yesterday? 10k's, 7 innings, the win and a home run.

30 Not summarily fired. So much for "no tolerance for the unacceptable" policy. One week off during Memorial Holiday.

Heh! That's exactly what I thought. If I'm not mistaken, Meat Ed recently bought a resort-sized home and plot of land on a lake up in Canada.

I'm sure he hauled his fat ass to JFK as soon as he finished taping his crocodile tear-filled apology.

31 New Zogby Poll: 42% say Obama DESERVES re-election.

Damn the entire "deserve" advertising complex that Americans are dumb enough to swallow whole and pay for out the kazoo. Deserve has nothing to do with it.

This is the potus with antipathy for rule of law and completely disregards contract law. This is the potus who embodies deceit and who despises America and American laboring taxpaying citizens.

32

People can get out the trowels and plaster as much lipstick as they can on these pigs laws, but in the end, this is blatant anti-Semitism.

33 The speculation is flying high this morning on local radio about Perry/Palin.  ...probably due to Ace's post yesterday.

Dumbasses wearing blinders refuse to expect further constitutional erosion from Perry given his record.

34 Posted by: by any other name at May 26, 2011 07:54 AM (H+LJc)
Don't denigrate my 42% vote lock of people that don't pay nothing but gets free goodies from my wealth redistribution machine! 
They leave me free to find only 9% of the remaining voters to ensure we Dems rule  forevah!  I gots a lock on the illiterate illegal and deadvoters too.

35

Failed state Colonization.  YouÂ’ll especially like the ” Pakistanization of Europe and the Mexicanization of America are two examples of the phenomenon”.

Another fine post by Daniel Greenfield.  CatÂ’s a thinker.

36

37
#39

STFU given State enforced medical care. Just do as you're told by the State that cares.

Just ask Rick Perry how quickly the pen plays the scalpel. Perry's well exercised issuing Executive Orders that deny constitutionally protected human rights.

38 35 I just signed as a great deal as your blogs rss feed. Will you article much more on this subject?

Spammers get and RSS feed?  WTF, Ace?

39

Last night on Cavuto, he had on this empty headed dem shrew who pretty much proved why we are screwed - boned - whatever.  All she could do was to reiterate over and over the attack ad verbage extolling the evils of the repubs who just want to kill old people and their pets.  Bottom line I guess, in the end - we're boned.  Nothing has changed.  They don't really want to change things in Washington.  They just want to get re-elected and ride the gravy train as long as they can.  They can be content though, in the knowledge that when the foundations of this country do collapse, they will have had a fucking library named after them.

Sickening.

40 Posted by: Barky O at May 26, 2011 08:02 AM (yrGif)

At this point, out of the line-up, I like candidate Cain enough to vote for him.

41 Posted by: Hussein the Plumber at May 26, 2011 08:08 AM (jx2j9)
When you live inside the beltway with a second home in a gated community, and you have your hand in the Federal till, and you have figured out how to craft legislation to ensure your cronies get special benefits, and you know you will knock down hefty speaking fees while in your taxpayer funded gold-plated retirement (including exempted medical care), you get a whole different perspective on the imperative to change the status quo.

42 woo hoo on John Wayne!

43 Clyburn acted niggardly.  He's like a black hole to brains.  I'll have a talk with him, since I don't like race injected into my post-racial era of human existence.

44

Changing the entitlement mentality of the country to try to keep the country from going bankrupt – bad.

Tremendously expensive food and gas – good.

Nearly half of this countryÂ’s voters will buy this bullshit.  This is the utter stupidity of the herd mentality of the left that will destroy this country in the end. 

45

Nearly half of this countryÂ’s voters will buy this bullshit.  This is the utter stupidity of the herd mentality of the left that will destroy this country in the end. 

Posted by: Hussein the Plumber at May 26, 2011 08:24 AM (jx2j9)

Who's up for culling the herd?

46

Sickening.

Posted by: Hussein the Plumber at May 26, 2011 08:08 AM

Yes, that Cavuto and every talking head assents to the lunacy by not confronting such in clear debate. I'm guessing that he let her go on, of course, myself given little reason now to watch Cavuto or any mainstream production of news.

I've reached my own limit to intake from their broadcasting "evidence" of everyone walking the same group-think walk, talking the same group-think talk as if I, too, must conform or wear the "outcast" label.

To hell with the illegitimate bastards who coerce all of civilization into corruption or extinction. And to hell with the weenie apologists whose careers in communication are all that matter, no concern for the affect from messaging. Infamous NAZI last words: "I was only obeying orders." Constantly revised to custom fit the day's media.

47

Barney Muthafukin Frank!  What can you say about this guy?  HeÂ’s a national treasure!

48

Who's up for culling the herd?

Posted by: FUBAR at May 26, 2011 08:26 AM (1fanL)

We can't even ask for voter id and you are talking about thinning the herd.  We need some serious groundwork going, NOW!

49 Our grandchildren will be taught Obama was the greatest president since Lincoln and Washington. Nay, GREATER than Washington! We'll have his giant ears defacing our coins and bills, because the same people that object to Reagan will insist it would be w-w-w-a-a-a-a-cist NOT to have Obama on a bill or coin. We'll have a major airport named after him. We'll have President's Day AND Obama's birthday as holidays. I can only hope I don't live long enough to see all that. But it's coming. Just the indoctrination of kids about him that will go on in elementary schools will be disgusting... the little punk communist radical black nationalist.

50

Posted by: by any other name at May 26, 2011 08:26 AM (H+LJc)

I know what you mean, but he did try to pin her down.  Fruitlessly.  He was obviously disgusted with her even though he feigned graciousness.

51 Good morning, suckers. I'm going fishing.

I got my tax refund back two days ago. It was $600 more than I calculated. I also found out I can amend my last two returns, adding over $8,000 in interest deductions. W00t!

All is not good, though -- I hit a tree that fell across the road less than five minutes after I turned around. Only minor cosmetic damage, though.

I still got a shitload of work to do this afternoon but this morning should be full of crappie, pickerel and sunnies. Wish me good luck!

52 Posted by: CoolCzech at May 26, 2011 08:29 AM (kUaEF)
Since he will have set in motion the dismantling of the US Navy, we won't have a ship named after him so there's that to be thankful for.

53 I know this shit doesn't surprise anyone here, but it is a symptom of  why this country will probably have to endure a bloody civil war to bring any kind of sanity back into government. The stupid is a disease, and it is malignant.

54 I can only hope I don't live long enough to see all that. But it's coming. Just the indoctrination of kids about him that will go on in elementary schools will be disgusting... the little punk communist radical black nationalist.

Posted by: CoolCzech at May 26, 2011 08:29 AM (kUaEF)

Thanks a lot for starting my day off right, jerk.

55

French rapist staying in a $50K/month NY apartment

The man derided by critics as a member of "the Caviar Left" for his expensive tastes despite his Socialist politics should feel right at home surrounded by the best furnishings and electronics money can buy.

Combine this with the story yesterday about his huge severance package paid for by the U.S. taxpayer and you see that we are footing the bill for this shit.

Posted by: Vic at May 26, 2011 06:43 AM (M9Ie6)

I f you think communism is about the bourgeoisie and the proletariat, you are a dupe. It is about the reinstatement of monarchy and nobility while feigning concern about the poor.

56 You know the best way to handle this race card issue is to partition the race onto its own reservation. Its how civilized people deal with tribalism without resorting to cleansing actions. Just sayin. I think it would be a whole lot cheaper and humane to all races than affirmative action and the war on poverty.

57 When I think the DOOM will win out, which is most of the time, it stuff like this that reinforces it. Barney Frank helped his boyfriend get a job at Fannie Mae while serving on the subcommittee regulating them, and of course he received hefty campaign contributions from FM as well. His explanation? Everyone does it. A blurb:
 
U.S. Rep. Barney Frank admitted he helped his ex-lover land a lucrative post with Fannie Mae in the early 1990s while the Newton Democrat was on a committee that regulated the lending giant — but he called questions of a potential ethical conflict “nonsense.”
 
Not mentioned in the article is his famous statement in 2005 "I want to roll the dice on this one" regarding tightening standards on home loan approvals at Mae/Mac. We all know how that turned out. An entire industry crippled for years, millions of ruined credit scores and bankruptcies, and he's still in office.

58 @60: Good point, Hrothgar. And we don't have to worry about an Obama Space Capsule, since Mr. Scientific Progressive will leave this country devoid of a manned space program for the first time in half a century. Good Going, Liberals!

59

Can anyone hear imagine what would have happened had Bush committed even a fraction of the boneheaded gaffs that our beloved numbnuts in chief has committed on this foreign trip alone?

Holy cripes!  He would have been flayed 24 hours a day until the 12th pedophile imam climbed out of sewer.

What a boneheaded idiot.  And they have the nuts to call him professorial. 

 

60 By the way, Stanley Ann had an aunt who apparently lived in Blaine Washington. (Eleanor b. BirkenbThe funny thing about blaine, it's a sort of twin city with White Rock B.C., except without a Hospital.


http://tinyurl.com/3fte7tl

61

The speculation is flying high this morning on local radio about Perry/Palin.  ...probably due to Ace's post yesterday.

I'm in charge of the bumper sticker:  Obama, Adios Mofo

Posted by: dogfish at May 26, 2011 07:39 AM (N2yhW)

Perry/Palin is one ticket that I could get behind with full support.

62 Sorry, I got distracted. Berkebile is the name.

63 66, 60 If it were a fair and just world, they would name the prison after him that he and his czars, cabinet and staff reside in for the rest of their natural born lives for commiting treason against the U.S. It would be expensive cause you would have to build three wings. Men, Women and LGBT.

64 27 *closet*.

I am still stuck in the whole French thing from the other day...

Posted by: Marcus at May 26, 2011 07:41 AM (CHrmZ)

...and you do NOT want to be stuck in the French thing...yewwww, *spit*

65 GnuBreed at May 26, 2011 08:43 AM (ENKCw) There's a new book out called Reckless Endangerment that supposedly goes deep into the root causes of the financial crisis and names names in both the financial services industry and government. I saw an interview with the author and I heard the names Barney Frank and Chris Dodd mentioned prominently. It also appears Fannie is a big target of this book. Barney Frank is everything wrong about DC, pompous, arrogant and crooked.

66 The WSJ has an article up on identity theft involving the IRS -- you can just imagine how much fun that would be to resolve if you were a victim.
 
Dealing with the IRS is stressful enough. So is dealing with identity theft.

For a large and growing number of Americans, thereÂ’s a fresh hell: dealing with both at once.

Since 2008, the IRS has identified about 470,000 incidents of identity theft affecting more than 390,000 taxpayers, Sen. Bill Nelson (D., Fla.) said at a Senate Finance Committee hearing on Wednesday.

67 Another "gift" that the GWBush/Fed gave globalist banks in 2008, being paid for by sucker American taxpayers.

$80BILLION secret loans at 0.01%

And the $80Billion figure is only the tip of an iceberg of what has become known from the silence of the Federal Reserve secrecy. Still no telling what all else is going down that Fed Pike. Damn Congress. At least make those who arranged a deal pay for their own deal themselves out of their own ill-gotten personal treasuries. (Hear that, Trump!)

Sever all ties to the Pirate Federal Reserve. They've already made us walk the financial plank. We're already overboard and sinking, wearing the ball and chain that they illegitimately cuffed to our lives.

America, wake up and smell the coffee. Given our nation's economic predicament, I'll vote for candidates that defy piracy. We are sinking fast.

68 What a boneheaded idiot.  And they have the nuts to call him professorial.

Ah yes, the Ivy Beleaguered potus.

69 Marvelous example of unintended irony- the contents of posts #1 and #2 on this thread appearing consecutively.

Dang, this site roolz.

70

May 26 (Bloomberg) -- More Americans than forecast filed applications for unemployment benefits last week, a sign the labor market is struggling to gain momentum.

Jobless claims increased by 10,000 to 424,000 in the week ended May 21, Labor Department figures showed today in Washington. The median estimate of economists in a Bloomberg News survey called for a drop to 404,000. The economy grew less than forecast in the first quarter, a separate report showed.

 

How unexpected! Struggling to gain momentum? It's circling the bowl

71 Since 2008, the IRS has identified about 470,000 incidents of identity theft affecting more than 390,000 taxpayers, Sen. Bill Nelson (D., Fla.) said at a Senate Finance Committee hearing on Wednesday.

Rick Perry's administration in Texas posted the personal identifications of millions of Texans online, with the obligatory apology for any possible inconvenience. Professional "oops". The State of Texas will try not to do that again. Meanwhile, all of you illegal aliens from around the world along with every other criminal, enjoy your fraudulent "rights" in the USA as citizens of NAFTA provided personally by stolen Texan identities.

72

May 26 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. economy grew at a 1.8 percent annual rate in the first quarter, less than forecast, reflecting a smaller gain in consumer spending than previously calculated.

The revised rise in gross domestic product was the same as estimated last month and compared with a 3.1 percent gain in the prior quarter, Commerce Department figures showed today in Washington. The median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg News called for a 2.2 percent increase.

 

More unexpected news! All hail the glorious workers' paradise brought to you by Dear Leader

73 The U.S. economy grew at a 1.8 percent annual rate in the first quarter, less than forecast, reflecting a smaller gain in consumer spending than previously calculated. B Plus, Baby!

74 #37 I deserve IDF babes ...

75

May 26 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. economy grew at a 1.8 percent annual rate in the first quarter, less than forecast, reflecting a smaller gain in consumer spending than previously calculated.

The revised rise in gross domestic product was the same as estimated last month and compared with a 3.1 percent gain in the prior quarter,

Hello, Double Dip.

76 They should have made him stay in rikers.

lots of real estate buying

Obama plans to visit Bali in November: Governor

77 73 Another "gift" that the GWBush/Fed gave globalist banks in 2008, being paid for by sucker American taxpayers.

I still don't see a need to audit the Fed.

78

WASHINGTON — House Assistant Democratic Leader Jim Clyburn, the highest-ranking African-American in Congress, on Wednesday blamed most of President Barack Obama's political problems on racism.

 
  I agree. Everyone should stop picking on Barry for being Irish

79 its 2011...and we're still talking 1967 borders, 'right of return' and the 'palestinian question'...the stupidity doesnt end with those jordyptians...

80 Since 2008, the IRS has identified about 470,000 incidents of identity theft affecting more than 390,000 taxpayers,

Let me guess:  Uninvited guests using their SS#'s to work here illegally?

81 Foreclosure Homes Account for 28 Percent of All Q1 2011 Residential Sales According to RealtyTrac(R) U.S. Foreclosure Sales Report

82 I still don't see a need to audit the Fed.

Posted by: Herman Cain at May 26, 2011 09:18 AM (EL+OC)

That's cause you already know what's there.

83 boys and girls, can we say "hypocrite"?

84 On this day in 1907, John Wayne was born.

So Happy John Wayne Day ya'll.

85

Saw yesterday that food prices are up approx. one third over last year.  But Barry says, "No inflation." 

We are so fortunate to have such an incompetent idiot as the mockery in chief.

86 89

Dear God, those comments.  I've seen better youtube comments.

Nah, just kidding, but yeesh.

87 9 huh so - more candidates entering the race, and the number of undecided voters goes up?

ugh we are so boned

--

I think that's a good sign... or at least a normal sign.  It means new names are added and people are backing off earlier support to consider those names, but not making snap judgments.

I'm kind of hoping Perry jumps into the race.  He seems like a serious candidate.  Even if I don't wind up supporting him, I like the gravitas he brings of being a sitting governor in a successful state. 

88 I was born to give The Chicken a break!

89 I would hold it against Perry if he jumped in the race after just being reelected and having always indicated that he had no intention of running for President. I like Perry but he isn't so good that I would overlook this.

90 Since he will have set in motion the dismantling of the US Navy, we won't have a ship named after him so there's that to be thankful for.

Good thing too, it would just sink itself and blame the rest of the fleet.

91 "But only 18 percent of voters in last week's Gallup poll chose Palin as their preferred nominee, and serious questions remain about her electability. CBS News polling in October found that just 22 percent of Americans have a favorable view of Palin, while nearly half view her unfavorably. It's not just Democrats who aren't fans: Only 44 percent of Republicans said in the October poll that they view Palin favorably, suggesting she could face an uphill battle to win her party's nomination."

92

So, while Mladic has been captured in Serbia, Britain has decided not to deport Phillip Machemedze, torturer for Mugabe, for overstaying his temporary visa by ELEVEN YEARS, because he may face "torture and execution without a trial" if returned to his native Zimbabwe. 

Phillip Machemedze smashed a man's jaw with pliers before extracting his teeth, one of his many victims while working for Zimbabwe's notorious Central Intelligence organisation.

The 47-year-old also gave electric shocks to a white farmer, whipped a woman before pouring salt in her wounds and took part in the 'slow' killing of one of Mugabe's political opponents, the Sun reported today.

Meanwhile, while he's been staying in Britain, he and his wife have been receiving taxpayer-funded HIV treatment.  Yes, the people of Britain have been propping up the lives of this vile piece of scum and his wife. 

93 "Ironically, Palin, who in this case is completely innocent of any wrongdoing, may have tripped the alarm switch on a trick that is being used by mortgage "investors" across the country (with who knows what sources of capital - arguably money from the likes of... JPM?), which are buying up wholesale REOs only to flip them to end buyers at up to 100% profits shortly thereafter."

94 I still don't see a need to audit the Fed.

Please demonstrate by measuring bearing play in a running engine 1st.
Or come up with a procedure and try it on http://www.nbg.gr/
If you can then sell it to http://www.bundesbank.de/ index.en.php you'll be one of the richest morons on the planet.

95 "How unexpected! Struggling to gain momentum? It's circling the bowl" Posted by: TheQuietMan at May 26, 2011 09:10 AM (1Jaio) Well, yeah, but the circling is accelerating as we near the bottom of the bowl... that's a good sign, right?

96

"He'd disturbed nothing, changed nothing, had only called attention to himself by the manner of his death. It was almost as if he'd never existed."

 

 

stop nagging me!

97 95 I would hold it against Perry if he jumped in the race after just being reelected and having always indicated that he had no intention of running for President.

I don't understand this logic.  The political and economic climate of the country continues to worsen and there is no clear GOP nominee.  Why shouldn't he be able to run?  I can see if you were from Texas - although even then I don't quite see it, Perry has certainly served in Texas state offices long enough to have earned some goodwill to leave office sooner than expected - but if you aren't from Texas, why do you care?  Is every politician supposed to have a crystal ball they use to plan every political move they make? 

First off, he would not have to resign to run in the primary.  And if he won the primary, he'd have a decision to make, but he would have put in nearly a year of his most recent term. 

98

LOVE this headline off of Drudge:

Blair: Obama anxious about Israel's fate   "Anxious" like the guy in jail hoping his Attempted Murder charge won't get upped to Murder in the First Degree?

99  I still don't see a need to audit the Fed.

We'll see about that, given Cain's position that until he's privy to the secret intelligence, there's little point predicting what he'll find. Cain would likely choose Bachmann or Palin as a running mate, should he make it on the ticket. So far, he's playing on instincts, not to be disregarded out of hand.

But just as Mark Steyn committed himself to supporting, I too support Ron Paul's economic agenda for America. First priority: Support candidates who'll sever all government ties with the Federal Reserve.

A Cain/Paul ticket would certainly set a blazing campaign to out-perform Obama/whoever. Cain/Paul marries CEO experience pro US Constitutional Republic with massive congressional experience, weds tendencies for interventionism balanced by non-interventionism. 

At least America might limit our number of simultaneous wars since one of the two knows his own position. As is, we're stuck making never ending wars against intelligence fabrications that undergo revisionism according to corrupt political expediency, actually destroying human rights.

Perhaps VP Paul might make more headway in the Senate beyond exposing financial Federal Reserve corruption, more importantly, strong headway reasserting States Rights and an economy with local/small banks and no tax funding bail-outs. In particular, Ron Paul would surgically remove the Federal Reserve parasitic position within our Government. Neither Palin nor Bachmann would be so bold or have the inclination, let alone have the allies in the field of economics, to substantiate a free American economy without the status quo Federal Reserve running the show.

So what if Congress actually stopped spending yet the Federal Reserve, always doing well, kept loaning tax funds to international interests? (Sound familiar?) What good would be the congressional battles won by legislation to balance the US Budget when the parasitic Fed sucks Americans dry and turns us over in national bankruptcy proceedings against America, sold, bought and paid for by international interests. We bound ourselves and our Congress, delivered ourselves to be OPENLY owned, used and abused as slaves in the Global Feudal Order.

100

WASHINGTON — U.S. Congressman Jim Clyburn of Columbia, the highest-ranking African-American in Congress, on Wednesday blamed most of President Barack Obama’s political problems on racism

I , for one, in spite of the evidence to the contrary, am not prepared to call the President a racist.

Stupid, perhaps......

101 >>Yes, the people of Britain have been propping up the lives of this vile piece of scum and his wife. 

Posted by: MWR at May 26, 2011 09:58 AM (4df7R)

Hypocrisy  like this is why I'll never get the fascination with "The Royals". Great Britain isn't, and hasn't been for decades

Media bread and circuses like the recent big dinner, and subsequent embarrassment over our ill informed Marxist Nincompoop-in-Chief snubbing the fairytale Royal Grandma, show just how far professional "journalists" will go in attempting to distract us from the cold hard facts.  

102
Y-not,

"if you aren't from Texas, why do you care?" Perry has certainly served in Texas state offices long enough to have earned some goodwill to leave office sooner than expected -

Since you're not from Texas, quit failing to acknowledge warnings from Texans of what constitutional rights that Gov.Perry has intentionally denied US citizens in Texas.

Think again because you're wrong to assume that corrupt power earns goodwill from taxpaying, voting American CITIZENS who own private property that Perry disregards and would confiscate for his freeway to hell and back, Americans who own private small businesses that Perry inhibits in favor of foreign businesses, Americans who have physical bodies not to be abused for Perry's pharmaceutical kickbacks, and Americans who have an entire community of children confiscated without just cause and denied familial contact for over a year, confined without proper sanitation and care in Texas State CPS facilities never meant to house hundreds of children at once.

You pride yourself on an upper-crust education while seeming bowled over by Perry's facade.

103 I am from Texas and I just voted for him in November. He made a commitment to serve as Governor for his term if elected.

104

Re: NASA

Began watching a series on Hubble Telescope. Who's gonna maintain the damn thing with no shuttle?

105 104 osted by: Y-not at May 26, 2011 10:20 AM (pW2o What scares me is the thought that so many Republicans have decided not to run for POTUS this time around because, maybe, they've looked at the Coming DOOM and concluded they don't want to go down in History blamed for what happens two or three years from now. That really does keep me up at night.

106 109

...but it wasn't my property condemned out of hand.

...but I'm not a small business owner or employee.

...but I'm all for every vaccination on the market. The only acceptable rationale with vaccines is "the more, the better". Shoot up those girls, despite disturbing side-effects. Everyone knows girls are just whores or whores in the making. (Boys will be boys. Leave male genital warts alone, badge of honor.)

...but the State always does what's best for our children. Don't you feel the love from such compassionate conservatism that re-education provides?

107 You pride yourself on an upper-crust education while seeming bowled over by Perry's facade.
Posted by: by any other name at May 26, 2011 10:43 AM

Hey, fuck you. 

I went to a pretty standard undergraduate college on an academic scholarship.  My U of Chicago graduate degree was paid for by a fellowship, as is pretty standard for most science doctorates. 

I lived in Texas for 7 years and we almost returned there this year.  And the point of my question - to someone else, incidentally - was not touting Perry's qualities as a candidate but simply the logic behind saying that any seated poltician can't leave office early.  One wonders why it's cool for Ron (or Rand) Paul to enter the race, but not for Perry. 

You've had an uptick of posting here lately and it's all been the same crazy, negative shit we see from the Paul supporters.  So fuck you and the horse you rode in on. 

108

Posted by: by any other name at May 26, 2011 10:29 AM (H+LJc)

Six paragraphs and no plan.  How are you going to conduct this audit.  Who will do it.  How will you keep everything working while you do it.

RON PAUL eleventy! is less of a migration plan than I did to setup the PC I'm typing on.  And in the same post walking away muttering about banksters isn't helping.  At least try an Eddie Murphy/Dan Akroyd, "It was the Joooos, It was the Jooos, urk".

109 Hypocrisy like this is why I'll never get the fascination with "The Royals". Great Britain isn't, and hasn't been for decades Neither has France. People love to glory in their past, and avoid facing hard reality. Before we snear at the Brits and the French TOO much, let's remember that 10 years from now we will probably STILL cling to such quaint, wishful expressions as "Leader of the Free World."

110 That really does keep me up at night.

Me, too.

I am not touting Perry, but he is a successful governor.  I'd like to see him enter the race.

And this logic that we can only pick from a pool of has-beens and never-was is baffling to me. 

111 so many Republicans have decided not to run for POTUS this time around because, maybe, they've looked at the Coming DOOM and concluded they don't want to go down in History blamed for what happens two or three years from now.

He's already the black sheep. You'd think so many Republicans would rally behind Ron Paul to let him take all the blame for their spending us into Biblical DOOM.

112 110

So no sitting politicians for you, then?  Because they all imply that they'll serve their full terms when they run. 

113 Y-not I never said that any seated politician can't leave office early. I said Perry ran saying he would not leave office early. That was in November.

114 No he did not 'imply' you obtuse dork.

115 120 Y-not I never said that any seated politician can't leave office early. I said Perry ran saying he would not leave office early. That was in November.

Name a politician who runs for office under the "I'll stay in office until I feel like leaving" platform.  They all run on platforms based on their standard term.

I could see it if Texas was in jeopardy or in the middle of a major reform process (like, say, Louisiana is or Alaska was).  But it's not.  They're doing well and from what I've read a large part of that is because of the legislature.  So why is Perry irreplaceable? 

116

Monitored enemy broadcasts on NBC, CBS and PBS re: NY-26 "upset"

Of the three, only PBS revealed there was a Dem running as a Tea Party candidate who siphoned off 9% of the vote and also revealed the percentage of votes the winner got [47%].

However, not to get in the way of the conclusion that this was a referendum on the Ryan Medicare plan, PBS brought in its political "expert" who said that the presence of the TP con man didn't matter. Gwen Ifill forgot to ask what the TP guy's position on Medicare was. Funny since that was what the "referendum" was about.

As we all know, the Dem plan is to demogogue and lie about any fixes to Medicare and to inject third party candidates to win a plurality. This was their tune up. 

 

117 121 No he did not 'imply' you obtuse dork. Posted by: polynikes-Romney supporter

So what?

So last summer when he was running for governor the political climate was clearly one in which the Republicans would have a chance to shift the country back to red?  Since last summer, there hasn't been a continued degradation of our rights by an out of control POTUS and horrible Senate?  It's not a higher priority now than it was then for us to get a GOP President? 

What good will it do for Texas to have Perry as governor if Obama gets re-elected? 

BTW, the insult seems uncalled for.  But whatever.  If you want to be an asshole, feel free.  Since I'm one of the few people here who actually defends Romney, I think you've made a poor choice, but whateve. 

118 So if the legislature is the real reason behind the success of Texas ( and it's a ongoing battle to remain so) how do you base your desire for Perry based on how successful a Governor he is? And since you misstated what I said to another poster and deciding to post a condescending post questioning my logic, I don't think my insult was undeserved . But whatever.

119 Reagrding Medicare, the GOP needs to look squarely in the camera and repeat over and over, "We are the Party to SAVE Medicare!" Silly as it sounds, if you repeat it over and over, the voters will remember that and only that. Just ask the Democrats.

120 Y-not at May 26, 2011 10:55 AM

The functioning role of Governor in Texas is weak in contrast to the typical state's Governor powers.

Great power is vested in the Texas State Legislature that only meets every other year in session.

The Lt. Governor performs more official duties in the Legislature than the Governor. Hence, when George W. Bush ran for potus, he looked good nationally because the truly great statesman Lt. Gov. Bob Bullock (Democrat) was running the show so well for Texas.

Perry will break his pledge just as GWBush broke his campaign promise to complete a re-elected term as Governor of Texas.

Rick Perry is the Republican antithesis of the Tea Party. Perry sabotaged Debra Medina's campaign for Texas Governor after she proved repeatedly in televised debates that SHE, a longtime Republican activist, knew to use better constitutional governance and more knowledge about Texas Laws and poor healthcare governing policy than Rick Perry knew or could defend regarding his record. So the smear campaign was launched against the Tea Party Candidate for Texas Governor by the neoconservative insider Republican incumbent whose only intention has been to secure his GOP potus ticket, whether for '12 or '16. And since Jeb Bush is running in '16, that only leaves Perry with '12 to take. So naturally as liar, Perry touts himself as "Tea Party before Tea Party was Cool" a total insult to the Texas Tea Party and to Americans concerned with the demise of our Constitutional Republic and our Liberty as US citizens to AT LEAST enjoy our constitutional rights in America, or AT LEAST in Texas.

Ask Rick Perry why he didn't support the Texas House Bill 1937 yesterday in the Senate vote that capitulated entirely to Obama's TSA threat to deny all flights into Texas. Perry won't stand against tyranny being a tyrant himself. Perry won't stand for the Constitution that encumbers his preference for elitist authoritarianism complete with plentiful PERSONAL power and wealth at the expense of US citizen taxpayers. But Perry will con his way in the public eye as the Cowboy, anything for your vote. (And as American Idol illustrated last night, the cowboy is "in" with the kiddies' vote.)

121 I could see it if Texas was in jeopardy or in the middle of a major reform process (like, say, Louisiana is or Alaska was).  But it's not.

But Texas IS in jeopardy given the Obama administration law suit vs. state licensing rights for business.

And yesterday, though the House voted unanimously FOR HB1937, the Senate buckled under to Obama's TSA authoritarian threat to stop all commerce entering Texas if this State dares to refuse TSA groping rights without just cause.

122 Golly gee wilikers are you boys fired up today, name calling, education questioning, the only think you have yet to do is question parentage. I take a more the merrier stance, bring em all to the party, lets see who can dance. The last two standing will be the one the MSM loves because they know he/she will lose and the one they couldn't destroy. Then we will know. Meanwhile if you like some one send them some cash, volunteer, but for fucks sake we are on the same team, Team America "Fuck Yeah"

123 So fuck you and the horse you rode in on. 
Posted by: Y-not at May 26, 2011 10:53 AM

Take your own shit advise.

124 I'm watching the Palin attack dogs and now I'm watching you guys attack one another over rick Perry and I'm starting to think that life, real life is tough enough and now the blogs are going to go all mean and nasty for what over a year. 

Paul Ryan, Michelle Bachman, Herman Cain, rudy Guiliani, Thaddeus Mccotter, Rick Perry, T Paw, all you have to do is keep your cool in the face of the insanity.

125 #129 admittedly I should not have added dork after obtuse and apologize to y-not for that.

126 Perry's better than Barry.  I want more options in the Primary and debates.

127 I just want to win.

128 Where is the quote from?

129 > 111 Re: NASA Began watching a series on Hubble Telescope. Who's gonna maintain the damn thing with no shuttle? Posted by: Tbe Poster Formerly Known as Mr Barky Probably cheaper to launch a new telescope than fixing an old one when you count the cost of the shuttle. btw, you can launch a telescope without a shuttle.

130 Paul Ryan, Michelle Bachman, Herman Cain, rudy Guiliani, Thaddeus Mccotter, Rick Perry, T Paw

WHY DO YOU DIS RUDY BY NOT CAPITALIZING HIS FIRST NAME!!!???

j/k. I have had enough of the conservative infighting for now. I am going to vote in the highly significant NY primary (haha) for who I think is best, and vote for anyone who ends up running against the Kenyan imbecile. You guys have fun killing each other for now.

131 Posted by: real joe at May 26, 2011 12:03 PM (IpIBJ)

I have never worked for a candidate in my life.  If rudy runs I've let it be known that I'll work my butt off.

132 I think Rudy would be a great president, but I don't think he plays in the heartland. Unfortunately.

133 125 So if the legislature is the real reason behind the success of Texas ( and it's a ongoing battle to remain so) how do you base your desire for Perry based on how successful a Governor he is?

See @127 which is something I've read many times on blogs. 

But from my perspective, it's about optics.  Pure and simple.  Texas is doing well and he gets to reap the benefits of that. 

If Romney had done what many of us wanted him to do - namely, dissect Obamacare and Masscare in gory detail and show how they are both failed experiments - then he'd be the clear front-runner.  Even if he's not a great conservative, he's conservative enough for what I suspect is the majority of primary voters.  But he hasn't done that, so we're all looking for an alternative because Romney can't win against Obama if he has this Masscare albatross around his neck. 

I think Palin, whatever her merits as a person or as a conservative, can only be described as a failed governor simply because she didn't complete her term.  It doesn't matter to the voters why she resigned.  Just that she did and that therefore her agenda went unfinished.  You could say the same of Christie and I guess Jindal (is he in his first term), although it would be a bit different because they didn't have to resign (if they won higher office). 

To me any multi-term or full-term governor has an edge because s/he can point to what they ran on and what they did in a full term.  Since Perry has been both Lt Gov and Gov, he has plenty of a record to point to.  He ran on doing X, Y, Z in his first term(s) and accomplished whatever he accomplished.  So an aborted additional term is only damaging insofar as he failed to predict last year that his candidacy would be needed for the good of th ecountry this year.  To me, that's a really standard message anyone who leaves office early for a higher office has to deliver and does deliver successfully.

I am not touting Perry.  Personally, I haven't heard anythign that disqualifies him for me - he seems conservative enough (certainly better than Huntsman) and he is clearly willing to fight Obama.  I'm merely saying that I think he is a stronger candidate based on resume than Palin or Cain or Gingrich, simply because he's a sitting governor of a really successful state. 

And I apologize if you took offense at my comment to CoolCzech.  I was not intending to be snide.  But you are missing my main question which is why does it matter if someoen promises out loud or implied to finish his or her term if he or she has already basically served their time? 

134

"He'd disturbed nothing, changed nothing, had only called attention to himself by the manner of his death. It was almost as if he'd never existed."

- Almost, except for being the next hitler's great-great grand baby daddy. That is destined to be closely held and entirely unprovable & complex family information.

 

135 @53

If I were the headline writer:

Barney Frank helped Boyfriend Assume Fannie Position

136 http://pointsandfigures.com/2011/05/26/it-pays-to-elected-to-office/ Academic study shows it pays to be elected to Congress

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