July 25, 2008


ONE NIGHT IN BAGHDAD



Click the song below to hear what one night in Baghdad sounds like from Obama's perspective:

http://www.dat-e-baseonline.com/front/a.asp?arg=8F7D995F927B7B636372777C628B73798C70756A867F

Memorable line: "The surge is working but Barry just don't care..."

In fact you can read the following messianic literature as you listen to the sounds of the messiah walking on water and performing, according to our media, assorted other miracles:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/columnists/gerard_baker/article4392846.ece

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March 13, 2008

Which one is worse... Hate Pastor vs Corrupt Obama

While many are looking at the videos of Obama's pastor spewing hate speech and obscene words from the so called pulpit Others do not have to search much to find how deeply Obama's corruption roots lie. Just take a gander at the redstate.com story about Obama being a crook:

It appears that Barack Obama, allegedly decent guy and agent of "change" in Washington, requested an earmark in 2006 for $1 million taxpayer dollars for the hospital where his wife works. Said hospital, by the way, gave Michelle Obama a huge raise (nearly $200,000, more than doubling her salary) in 2005 after Barack got elected to the United States Senate. Now, I know that there are lots of ways to talk about transactions like this involving public officials - quid pro quo, etc., but I prefer to call a crook a crook and just say that we're dealing with good, old fashioned, public corruption here.

I am having an especially hard time distinguishing Obama's actions here from those of, say, Duke Cunningham, who is currently in prison. I suppose you might say that Obama injected some more efficiency into the process by eliminating the middle man, but while I'm a big fan of efficient markets, generally speaking, I happen to think that there should not be any sort of market at all for the votes of public officials.

Perhaps these silly notions of ethical propriety are what Obama intends to "change" if he is elected President. If that's the case, I'll take the status quo, thanks. Without the quid.

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