Via Drudge, thus spake Zerothustra: “We don’t need to build more highways out in the suburbs. We should be investing in minority-owned businesses, in our neighborhoods’…”
Also, “OBAMA DECLARES HOW POOR PEOPLE: ‘Need help with basic skills, how to shop, how to show up for work on time, how to wear the right clothes, how to act appropriately in an office’…” Developing.
Will anybody see this? Who knows. But I’ve gotta admit, my nipples have been rock hard for an hour just thinking about what I imagine will amount to Barry’s homage to the Reverend Jeremiah Wright and all those teachings from the pulpit that Obama was never around to hear.
And who knows? Maybe people will see who this guy is — finally — and as a result, we can narrowly miss going the way of France / California / happyfeet.
Liberté, égalité, fraternité!
But, you know: fundamentally unserious. Unlike, say, Karl Rove’s latest election whiteboard, or the internals of a CBS poll.
(thanks to Randall S and JHo)
But Mitt Romney thinks 47% of the people are victims!!!!1111111eleventy
I’m tell’in ya…Social Con= Outlaw!
And no, Socons don’t want to change one tyranny for another. Just preserve a philosophy that brought us the enlightenment, against those playing God.
Heh.
One of the best part may be his declaration of man love for his pastor, his friend, his mentor: Jeremiah Wright:
“And then I’ve got to give a special shout out to my Pastor. The guy who puts up with me, counsels me, listens to my wife complain about me. He’s a friend and a great leader not just in Chicago but all across the country, so please everybody give an extraordinary welcome to my pastor Dr. Jeremiah Wright, Jr., Trinity United Church of Christ.”
Yes, Jeremiah Wright, Bill Ayers, Bernardine Dohrn, Frank Marshall Davis, Rashid Khalidi, and Saul Alinsky helped mold Obama into the rational centrist politician we have all come to know and respect. And those slacks, the creases, mmm, those creases…
Zerothustra
Outstanding. I am stealing this.
Stanley Kurtz smiles sadly.
The whole speech is up at The DC.
Andrew Sullivan, wrong again. Man has no shame gene.
– Pablo, is tonight’s speech anywhere online. I don’t have full cable and Cspan is blacking it out, so to speak.
“I don’t have full cable and Cspan is blacking it out, so to speak.”
spoon2010.blogspot.com – fox news
– Danke’
– Yeh….that was the Hannity thing comparing the 2007 -2008 speeches. I was looking for tonight’s speech. It will be rerun ad nausia so its cool, I can wait.
Did I tell you I legally became a for reals Californian this year? Just cause I needed a license to drive is why, cause my Texas one expired awhile back.
I hate Obama so much i’m not gonna tell him about gigi’s.
http://www.gigiscupcakesusa.com/findagigis
They’re superlative cupcakes to where I feel like I’ve come to the end of the cupcake road. There’s none better to be found.
the fool speech
link
– I warned you what would happen Jeff if you put those cupcake coupon ads back up on the site.
Cupcakes are last year, happy. The new deal is pie and thank goodness for that. Pie has fruit so you can pretend it’s good for you.
nr, is there a transcript out there? I looked but I didn’t see one yet.
Is the big deal about cupcakes the icing? Looking at the GiGi’s menu looks like icing is 2/3rd the package.
I think it is, BT. That and the cupcakes are ginormous.
Donuts are becoming a big deal too in some places… And kolaches are still gonna have their day I feel. But yeah… I had a slice of buttermilk pie here that was just… It was a very moving experience… They also had coconut, which was still warm and damn that was good too.
http://m.yelp.com/biz/empresario-restaurant-the-goliad
Pie always reminders me of twin peaks though.
Damn that’s good coffee… And hot!
I wonder if Sweet Potato Pie will ever become hip. My favorite soul food place closed down, they made it perfect.
I blame Obama.
This inspired me to do a bit based upon the Reverend Jackson’s SNL comedy skit for a game show called The Question Is Moot. Wouldn’t it be nice if Mitt Romey responded like this tomorrow?
– I still prefer Boston custard eclairs when they’re made right, or chocolate custard pie.
– Then again coconut bars are dangerously delicious but impossible to get any place West of Cleveland.
The funny thing is how bad he is at emulating the accent he thinks they want to hear. He’s got to work at it and he can’t keep it up.
– The Left springs into action. The Wright thing really scares the crap out of them.
Stupid Rich Moran was on Greta saying “Well, he doesn’t have that accent anymore.”
No, dumbass. He never had that accent. If you actually knew anyone from the South or better yet any actual black people, he’d know that Obama’s accent is as fake as Hillary’s when she tried to sound Sothren.
BMoe, I also love sweet potato pie. I make it for the holidays.
Rich Moran or Rick Moran of “Visigoths”-fame, editor of the American Thinker, where Jack Cashill publishes?
If it’s Rick, it’s time to say goodbye to him. For the last three + years he’s pushed the idiotic notion that Obama is a garden-variety Democrat, and that anyone who sees in his policies or his behaviors toward the Constitution, the rule of law, Republicans, etc.. is an unhelpful, unnuanced, unwashed fringe extremist who is probably racist.
He also made the argument that had John McCain would have attacked Obama for the Marxist many of us think him to be, he’d have lost even worse — the argument being, therefore, that if by sacrificing truth on the altar of political correctness while behaving with timidity and an unflinching disregard for your own supposed conservative values allows you lose by less than you otherwise would have by sticking to the truth, eschewing PC, and bravely defending conservative principles, well, then that’s a political sacrifice we need to willing to make!
He got an editorship and a byline at PJM. I got marginalized by the conservative blogosphere and otherwise Freyed.
This means next to nothing though. I remember first hearing fifteen or sixteen years ago the news about Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinski and thinking that he was toast. Instead he beat the wrap, and even thrived. Now the whole episode is seen as an overreach by the Republican House, or worse, a joke.
We are so f*cked.
I just hope whatever you’re sippin’ is good Jeff. You’re dropping predicates like Like moonbeam drops pop singers.
There’s nothing in the street
Looks any different to me
And the slogans are replaced, by-the-bye
And the parting on the left
Is now the parting on the right
And the beards have all grown longer overnight
I’ll tip my hat to the new constitution
Take a bow for the new revolution
Smile and grin at the change all around
Pick up my guitar and play
Just like yesterday
Then I’ll get on my knees and pray
We don’t get fooled again
Don’t get fooled again
Aren’t the final lyrics to that song: “Meet the new boss, same as the old boss”?
seize the narrative
Big Country
Rich Moran or Rick Moran of “Visigoths”-fame, editor of the American Thinker, where Jack Cashill publishes?
Youngish, Eddie Haskell looking dude. He was on with Byron York and Steve ? (I apologize for being so forgetful of late. Our house had a lightening strike last week and fried a load of electronics. Insurance claims are making me crazy.) He, Steve, writes for the Weekly Standard.
Moran has made numerous idiotic remarks over the past year or two.
The Fixx – Stand or Fall
“Youngish, Eddie Haskell looking dude.”
His last name isn’t Moran. I’m not sure, but I think it’s Klein.
This guy?
That’s him. I get the two confused all the time for some reason.
Thanks, sdferr.
Close To The Edge
Moran, being from Chicago, his garden grows ’em a bit different from other places. The bubble on his level has been knocked askew but he thinks it’s plumb.
– Every time I see that name I reflexively think of little shop of horrors or ghost busters.
Grateful Dead – Friend of the Devil (Studio Version)
oh heck
Grateful Dead – Ripple (Studio Version)
Strange Brew for me eh.
I grew up rural poor. Never had any of those problems Obama talked about. Must be an urban thing…
A carefully cultivated urban thing. Democrats have kept this group in thrall to their pittances, for an easy bloc of guaranteed votes, and to present to their limousine donors as “See? We’ve done GREAT WORKS! Keep us empowered, and we’ll keep THEM caged!”.
My favorite pie prank is make a sweet potato pie, serve it to your dinner guests and listen to them rave about the best pumpkin pie they ever ate.
Helps to top it with whipped cream, maybe.