4 Replies to “Introducing…”

1. cranky-d says:

   March 23, 2011 at 5:38 pm

   I have no faith in Boehner at all, except that he probably won’t put this to a vote like he should. He’s a pussy.

2. zino3 says:

   March 23, 2011 at 9:03 pm

   Boehner (Boner??) was the man I thought would have the balls to stand up and save us – or at least try.

   Instead, he seems to only have balls enough to stick them in the Progg’s mouth. An honest to goodness “Tea Bagger”.

   It must be tough when YOU get anything you want for being a jerk, while the rest of us proles pay the freight.

   What I don’t get is why this unadorned spoiled little pussy thinks that desroying this country with debt will make his ego trip any less ugly than it is already.

   “I AM THE SPEAKER! EAT ME, YOU TRASHY CONSTITUTIONALISTS! DEBT, DEBT, DEBT! THAT IS THE WAY TO LIBERTY!!!!!!

3. Squid says:

   March 24, 2011 at 8:22 am

   Just keep ’em coming, even if they get buried by the “leadership.” A year or so down the road, we’ll have ourselves some primaries where we can ask these jokers why none of our much-needed reforms are getting anywhere.

4. Mr B says:

   March 24, 2011 at 9:42 am

   In US Sovereignty news, there seems to be something of a story in the works regarding Libya, Obama, Soros, Samantha Powers (Mrs Cass Sunstein). Beck is on a tear over it after a called tipped him off on a detail he overlooked. A quick search shows me that Kurtz and others are on the trail already. More to come, I am sure.

   Soros was working on Libya image

   Why is Libya part of Obama’s plan?

   Why Samantha Powers?

   In joining Ms. Rice and Ms. Power, Mrs. Clinton made an unusual break with Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates, who, along with the national security adviser, Thomas E. Donilon, and the counterterrorism chief, John O. Brennan, had urged caution. Libya was not vital to American national security interests, the men argued, and Mr. Brennan worried that the Libyan rebels remained largely unknown to American officials, and could have ties to Al Qaeda.

   The change became possible, though, only after Mrs. Clinton joined Samantha Power, a senior aide at the National Security Council, and Susan Rice, Mr. Obama’s ambassador to the United Nations, who had been pressing the case for military action, according to senior administration officials speaking only on condition of anonymity. Ms. Power is a former journalist and human rights advocate; Ms. Rice was an Africa adviser to President Clinton when the United States failed to intervene to stop the Rwanda genocide, which Mr. Clinton has called his biggest regret.

   http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/19/world/africa/19policy.html?_r=2&partner=rss&emc=rss&pagewanted=all

   Factor in the troops pics released in Germany now being used to bash US image. This whole thing stinks.

   Do all these roads lead to adjustments against Israel, or do I draw the wrong conclusion?

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