Monday, May 30, 2011

Illegal Immigrants Protest Arizona Law with Boycott

Most illegal aliens feel they aren't breaking any law
Phoenix AZ, May 30, 2011.  Thousands of illegal immigrants are showing their outrage with Arizona's controversial SB-1070 law by boycotting the state and moving elsewhere.

One example of those who are punishing the state by leaving is illegal immigrant Manuel Renaldo. 

As he loaded his stolen car with his family of twelve's belongings, Renaldo told this reporter through an interpreter, "It's a matter of principle, 'homes.' I refuse to be supported by someplace that treats me like a f*cking criminal."

The affects of the exodus are being felt by Arizona retailers who report dwindling beer, spray paint, and ammunition sales. Also hit hard are Arizona hospitals, who have reported a dramatic decline in births and emergency room visits by illegal aliens. "We're ecstatic," said one administrator for Banner Health in Phoenix. "At this rate we may see a profit one day."

The boycott/exodus of Arizona by illegals is expected to grow exponentially if similar laws are adopted by other border states.

In related news, DNC Chairperson Debbie Wasserman-Schultz thinks that illegal immigration isn't a crime. Or at least it shouldn't be. This really makes you wonder why the Democrats didn't repeal our immigration laws when they had the chance during President Obama's first two years in office.

What sort of sick game are they playing? They pass laws, then refuse to enforce them, even saying the crime they created by statute really isn't a crime at all. See for yourself....

 

McCain: "Sarah Palin can beat Barack Hussein Obama"

Washington DC, May 30, 2011. Former Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain said yesterday that he thinks Palin can win in a race against President Obama in 2012.

“Of course, she can,” Senator John McCain made said on “Fox News Sunday” this morning. “She can. Now, whether she will or not, whether she'll even run or not, I don't know.”

McCain’s comments come on the same day that Palin is kicking off a bus tour throughout the northeastern United States. Palin’s bus tour starts from Washington, where Palin is attending a Rolling Thunder motorcycle rally.

McCain went on to qualify his comment, pointing out that a long road lies ahead before the Republican Party settles on a nominee.

“A lot of things happen in campaigns, Chris,” McCain told FOX’s Chris Wallace. “You remember, I was written off a couple of times and were able to come back. So, there's going to be a roller coaster ride for all of them before we finally arrive at our nominee.”

When asked by Wallace about Palin’s lack of popularity among independent voters, McCain said he’s “never seen anyone as mercilessly and relentlessly attacked” as Palin but pointed out that she also inspires many.

“She also inspires great passion, particularly among Republican faithful.” McCain said.

President Barack Husein Obama, D-Kenya, will have a tough time winning reelection next year. None of his economic or foreign  policies have worked, and history will judge him to be a complete failure. Very likely, even worse than Jimmy Carter was.

Palin is just one of many good candidates who can defeat this failed president.  The problem for Obama is... every "problem he inherited" he made worse by his inept management and failed policies.

Saturday, May 28, 2011

MSNBC Suspends Sleazy Host Ed Schultz

MSNBC has had to suspend another one of their sleazy program hosts. They suspended host Ed Schultz for a week on Wednesday after Schultz called rival pundit Laura Ingraham “a right-wing slut” during a radio broadcast teh day before.

Schultz apologized for the comment on his TV program, “The Ed Show,” on Wednesday night, saying he had used “vile and inappropriate language” in referring to Ingraham.

“I am deeply sorry, and I apologize,” he said. “It was wrong, uncalled for, and I recognize the severity of what I said. I apologize to you, Laura, and ask for your forgiveness.”

Schultz’s slur was a response to Ingraham’s criticism of President Obama’s trip to Ireland. Ingraham had noted that Obama was touring Ireland while devastating tornadoes were hitting the United States, including one that killed 116 people in Joplin, Mo.

“President Obama is going to be visiting Joplin, Mo., on Sunday, but you know what [Republicans are] talking about, like this right-wing slut, what’s her name? Laura Ingraham?” Schultz said on the air. “Yeah, she’s a talk slut. You see, she was, back in the day, praising President Reagan when he was drinking a beer overseas. But now that Obama’s doing it, they’re working him over.”

Radical leftists like Schultz always lose control when someone dares to criticize President Barack Hussein Obama, D-Kenya.

Schultz now joins former MSNBC host Keith Olbermann in being suspended for vile conduct.  

In his apology, Schultz said: “It doesn’t matter what the circumstances were. It doesn’t matter that I was on radio and I was ad-libbing. None of that matters. What matters is what I said was terribly vile and not of the standards that I or any other person should adhere to. ... I want all of you to know tonight that I did call Laura Ingraham today and did not make contact with her, and I will apologize to her as I did in the message that I left for her today.”

Schultz said he offered to take himself off MSNBC “for an indefinite period of time with no pay.”

On her Facebook page Ingraham wrote, “Now I’m tempted to insert one additional zing ... about men who preach civility but practice misogyny.”

If you are attacking someone’s politics, no need to be ad hominem, or ad womanem. Just make your case.

Schultz has promised never to use the word ‘slut’ again.

Schultz said he had tried unsuccessfully to reach Ingraham to apologize personally. “I have embarrassed my family. I have embarrassed this company,” he said. “The only way I can prove my sincerity in all of this is if I never use those words again. You have my word I won’t.”

Friday, May 27, 2011

President Awards Himself Medal of Honor


Paris, May 27, 2011. In recognition for his act of heroism in killing terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden, President Barack Hussein Obama, D-Kenya, announced today that he has decided to award himself the Medal of Honor.

"I am deeply humbled by this award I am giving myself" the President told us. "I really worked hard to earn it, and I feel I honestly deserve it. My only regret is that it doesn't come with a $2 million cash prize, like my Nobel Peace Prize did."

Well wishers were ecstatic about the news when the President made the announcement during a break from his meeting with French President Sarkozy today.

Longtime fans Chris Mathews and Keith Olbermann back home in the USA were both thrilled, and promptly swooned before fainting.

"This is so wonderful for Barack" Chris Mathews told us. "I'm thrilled about this, and I still feel that Bill O'Reilly is the worst person alive today," Keith Olbermann revealed.

Thursday, May 26, 2011

Barney Frank Admits Getting Job for Gay Lover

Barney Frank sometimes removes his teeth for safety reasons
Washington DC, May 26, 2011. U.S. Rep. Barney Frank, D-MA, admitted he helped his ex-lover land a lucrative post with Fannie Mae in the early 1990s.

This was while the powerful Democrat was on a committee that regulated the lending giant lending firm. But he called questions of a potential ethical conflict “nonsense.”

“If it is (a conflict of interest), then much of Washington is involved (in conflicts),” Frank told the Herald last night.

It is a common thing in Washington for Democrat members of Congress to have spouses or gay lovers work for the federal government. Frank emphasized, "there is no rule against it at all.”

Frank said he helped his former longtime companion, Herb Moses, land a job at Fannie Mae in 1991 after Moses graduated with a master’s degree in business administration from Dartmouth College. Frank said he was approached by a Fannie Mae executive and vouched for Moses, who formerly worked as an economist in the Department of Agriculture.

The executive said, "‘Herb applied for a job,’ and I said, ‘Yeah, I think he’d be great. He’s an economist and he’s got an MBA,’ ” Frank said, recounting the conversation. “He was hired to an entry-level position.”

Barney Frank cops a feel of Mose's ass
Asked if he should have disclosed his efforts to help Moses land the job at Fannie Mae, Frank said: “It was widely known. It was out there in the public. It’s nonsense.”

Congressional Republicans pounced on the embarrassing revelation. 

“Just when you think you’ve heard the worst, Democrats in Massachusetts take shameless politics to a new low,” said Tory Mazzola, spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee.

“The fact that Barney Frank didn’t see this as a conflict of interest is alarming by itself, but it’s so deceitful that it really shows voters that he’s not looking out for them in Washington.”

Moses, who lived with Frank in Washington at the time, worked for Fannie until 1998, when he left the mortgage behemoth. Moses, who could not be reached for comment, and Frank split up that year over a minor dispute involving feather boas. 

Frank was a junior member on the House Financial Services Committee at the time he helped Moses land the job and served on the committee, which regulates lenders, for the duration of their relationship.

Barney and Friends
Frank wasn’t on the subcommittee that directly dealt with Fannie and Freddie Mac legislation but he once abstained from voting on a Republican amendment to limit executive compensation at the government-backed lenders.

“I said publicly that my companion worked there and I voted present. I didn’t think I should vote on it,” the congressman said.

Frank’s assistance in helping Moses land the job was first reported in a new book about the fiscal meltdown by Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporter Gretchen Morgensen.

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Sleazeball John Edwards Could Do Prison Time

Washington DC, May 25, 2011. The United States Department of Justice has approved the prosecution of former presidential candidate John Edwards for alleged violations of campaign laws while he tried to cover up an extra-marital affair.

A source close to the case said Edwards is aware that the government intends to seek an indictment and that the former senator from North Carolina is now considering his limited options.

He could accept a plea bargain with prosecutors or face a potentially costly trial.

Edwards has been the focus of a lengthy federal investigation focusing on hundreds of thousands of dollars allegedly provided by two wealthy supporters. The government will contend those were illegal donations that ultimately went to support and seclude his mistress, Rielle Hunter.

Hunter was a campaign videographer with whom Edwards had a lengthy affair that resulted in a daughter, Frances Quinn Hunter, now three years old.

When the news broke about his affair Edwards vehemently denied it. On Oct 13, 2007 the Associated Press reported that Edwards told reporters,
"The story is false. It's completely untrue, ridiculous."
When Edwards was running for President he told us there were "two Americans." And he might have been right because there were two John Edwards. One, was a devoted husband and father, and the other was a lying cheating sleazeball who used campaign money to cover up his own illicit affair.

If the case were to proceed to trial, legal experts said, the government would have to prove that the intent of the donations was to cover-up the affair so that Edwards could continue his pursuit of the 2008 Democratic nomination for president.

The government's case against Edwards is expected to rely heavily on Andrew Young, a former close aide to Edwards who falsely claimed paternity of Hunter's child three weeks before the Iowa caucuses.

Young testified before a grand jury for nine hours in 2009, and also wrote a tell-all book that alleged Edwards was the mastermind of a well-funded, well-orchestrated plan to keep the affair from becoming public.

Edwards acknowledged paternity of the child last year, but has steadfastly maintained that he has broken no laws.

President Barack Hussein Obama, D-Kenya, a long time friend and political ally of John Edwards' was asked on his European vacation about the possible indictment.

President Obama refused comment, saying that this is a matter for the courts to decide. The President was clearly unwilling to criticize his close friend John Edwards.

Former President Bill Clinton, D-AR, was less cautious in his remarks, and cut John Edwards absolutely no slack.

Clinton said "I just don't understand how a man can do this to his wife and children. As far as I am concerned, Edwards should be sent to prison for betraying his wife."

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

President Obama Sends Condolences From London

The Obama's are enjoying their European vacation
London, May 24, 2011. President Barack Hussein Obama, D-Kenya, heading to London for a visit with the British royals, has sent his "deepest condolences" to the people in tornado-devastated Joplin, Mo.

Joplin is where 117 people died in last weekend's tornadoes. Another 1,500 people are still missing in what is already considered the deadliest storm in over 60 years.

Sadly, given the severe weather events in Joplin, Mo. and Minneapolis this past weekend, we are not through.


The ingredients are in place for another classic Plains tornado outbreak today.

NOAA's Storm Prediction Center typically issues a high risk for severe thunderstorms only when a major severe weather outbreak is anticipated. This often includes a a concentration of strong tornadoes.

President Obama said he plans to visit the area on Sunday, the day after he returns from Europe, the Associated Press reported.
"I want everybody in Joplin, everybody in Missouri, everybody in Minnesota, everybody across the Midwest to know that we are here for you,"
the president said Tuesday in London, the second stop on his four-country, six-day vacation tour of Europe.