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Bad News Harry Reid.  

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Mrs. Pelosi’s remarks on the secret and stubborn healthcare pow-wow — especially her empty rhetoric of “common ground”– reveal the fact that there is a collective slow-down in the monomaniacal talks between the House and the Senate.

The cause of the slow-down is Massachusetts. Everyone at the White House is watching the polls from Boston and the early reports of Scott Brown leading in absentee ballots, and leading with 20% of the Democrats voting Brown.

The Brown surge gives plenty of room for those in the healthcare talks to refuse to cooperate.

Why give Mrs. Pelosi anything when Brown is about to wreck the Senate’s 6th vote?

If healthcare fails, let it fail without concessions from liberals or conservatives in the Dem caucus.

Also, there is a sweet argument that the Democrats on the Hill want Brown to win and are stalling the White House pow-wow as they wait for Righty.

A Coakley loss will wreck the process, sink the bill, and free everyone of the bad news of Harry Reid.

Also, a Coakley loss will relieve Boston of the burden of electing a junior senator who does not understand (or want to understand) the Red Sox Nation.  The Curt Schilling flub is incomprehensible.  The smear on a flier — paid for by the state Democrats — that Brown wants rape victims abused the more was not only clumsy, it also gave Brown an easy counter-punch — almost as if Coakley has been ordered to take a dive?

Nah.  There is also the strangely frail and snobby remark by John Kerry, 

“This race is do or die in our state,” U.S. Sen.John Kerry told voters in an e-mail. “We have to stand with Martha as she tries to win this seat.”
  • Freedom Fighter

    We all really know what’s at stake, and it took the courage of mayor Menino to say it. Racism is alive and well.

    http://www.realclearpolitics.com/news/ap/politics/2010/Jan/17/boston_mayor__coakley_opponents_want_obama_to_fail.html

  • sandshark222

    So if someone doesn’t support Obama’s policies, then they’re racist according to FF. Unreal. You should listen to yourself buddy. You use every dirty tactic you accuse the right of doing.

  • Docelder

    So, Coakley can now wield the card via proxy. Unbelievable. So now Massachusetts is racist? You know who is going to make Obama fail? Obama is. He has had a supermajority for a year. What has he done with it? He played a lot of golf with it. Where’s the jobs?

  • deke

    Every comment you make I truely believe that Cass Sunstein is implementing his theory he but forth in 2008.

  • felizarte

    Surest sign of desperation.  Go Brown!  Win one for the PEOPLE!

  • Olivia1998

    the word coming of Massachusetts (one e) and DC (in a church of all places)  today are the words of desperation and Alxlrod.  Strait -up nothing else

  • felizarte

    We all know that the R word will come up sooner or later.  Obama started it in Sunday services today when he equated passage of his lousy HCR to the civil rights act; then Menino echoes it and I supposed down the line.

    But I think, after what went on in the primaries and the 08 elections, the electorate would have been inured to this and the majority will no longer give it credence.

  • buzzlatte

    Racism is as dead as 2009 as a poliitcal argument.  Obama will fail from his own doing or lack there of, not his skin tone.

  • jbjd

    Courage?  How about political expedience.  And desperation.

    FYI, Blacks comprise 7% of the population of MA.  We elected a Black Governor.
    http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/25000.html

    The City of Newton, with a population of 83,000, 2% of which is Black, just elected a Black Mayor.
    http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/25/2545560.html

    And (Electors for) BO won the 2008 general election in MA, 1,904,097 to 1,108,854.
    http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/2008%20Return%20of%20Votes%20Complete.pdf

  • buzzlatte

    Okay, I just got a donation request from the DNC saying, “…we owe it to Ted (Kennedy) to keep this seat blue.”

    Emotional blackmail, anyone?

    Go Scott Brown!

  • Hillary or Bust

    Riiiiight. Because the only reason anyone might want Obama to fail is because he’s black. It couldn’t possibly have anything whatsoever to do with the fact that his first year in office has been absolutely pathetic.

  • Hokma

    Win or lose this election should be sending a very chilling message throughout Democratic ranks that NO seat is safe in 2010.

    Therefore even with a Brown loss Obama/Pelosi/Reid may face greater opposition from within their own ranks to voting for a widely unpopular bill.

    It should now be evident to every Senator and Congressperson that a vote for anything Obama is a vote for their own election loss.

  • felizarte

    Yes! And not even John Kerry’s seat would be safe.

  • felizarte

    Actually, the fighting spirit that Scott Brown has shown, reminds me of JFK and Bobby Kennedy; his looks remind me of JFK Jr.  He has shown a natural inclination to be fair, and the courage to stand for what he believes.  At this point, I may not agree with all of his thinking, but at least he is honest in letting people know where he stands.  I appreciate someone who says ‘yes’ or ‘no’ when he means it.

  • FLDemFem

    He equated a health care bill that is patently unConstitutional(forcing people to buy insurance) with a civil rights bill that enforced peoples’ Constitutional right to vote?? And he is supposed to be a Constitutional scholar??? In what universe???????????

  • jbjd

    I wish.

  • Jim S

    I got a letter from Coakley asking for a donation to help in their fight against Brown campaign. I responded that although I would love to help her, I had limited funds available after I maxed out my donation to the Brown campaign.

  • I’m a Linda too

    Let’s not also forget John kerry’s forgetfulness and/or mocking of Bostonians and Massachussettians important place in history with their Tea Party, in his apparent fantasizeing and calling citizens tea baggers.

    Send him some Chapstick!.

  • I’m a Linda too

    rofl  there goes her blinkety blinking eyes.  Oh no, MA race has NOTHING to do with anything.

    … “the american people can’t wait any longer”….that’s why even their crappy HI MED bill won’t go in to effect for several years!

  • I’m a Linda too

    Our overflow room has another overflow room at the People’s Rally in Worcester, your enthusiasm is incredible #masen 15 minutes ago from web     <img src=”http://a1.twimg.com/profile_images/580986516/TwitterBrown_normal.jpg” alt=”Scott P. Brown “/> ScottBrownMA    Your rally is about to begin at Mechanics Hall in Worcester, I can’t wait to see you all #masen

  • Beachnan

    I haven’t watched the Sunday morning talkies in a long time,  but when I turned on the TV, there was Donna, and Vandeheuval( sp?) from The Nation, Jake Tapper hosting, and George Will and someone else.  Donna was insisting that this election was not a referendum of Obama’s policies, and the defeat would be due to Coakley’s mistakes.  Spin, spin, spin.  Vandeheuval was trying to spin this health care as being something good, and she felt that Obama could still turn things around to do all the wonderfull magical things he promised in his campaign.    I thought George Will was going to have a stroke listening to these two women spinning away.  If Coakley loses, this will be as a direct result of the failure of Obama, and the policies he is trying to shove down our throats.  Wake up Democrats, your jobs are on the line.

  • wbboei

    Let us hope that when the voters of Massachusetts go to the polls on Tuesday they realize the inescapable fact that a vote for Coakley is a vote for Obama, and a vote for OBAMA is a vote for TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION.  Historically, that form of tyranny did not sit well with the people of the Bay State.   

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  • arabella trefoil

    Obama’s on TV now at a rally for Coakley. Wow, is he pissed. I don’t think I’ve ever seen him so angry.

  • WestVirginia304

    That’s ok.  Except for the handful of people at the fake rally nobody in MA will see it.  I just scanned the channels.  NFL playoffs were not stopped to put bambi’s face on the screen.  The average person does not care about what he has to say anymore.

  • Olivia1998

    I couldn’t watch Obama but….I listened.  Everything he accused Brown of is up he’s doing.  It always ends up about him one way or another

  • Claudia

    I listened to the president at the rally today.  He sure was rattled.  I was stricken by his derogatory remarks about “THE TRUCK”.  That truck represents the average person.  When he kept making those smart remarks about the truck I got madder and madder.  His Elitism just cant help coming out, can it?

  • arabella trefoil

    Yeah, Claudia. I noticed that reference too. I guess Obama figures that people in MA are all high class intellectuals who think owning a truck is the equivalent of “clinging to guns and religion.”

  • Jackarooty

    OMG…if only!

  • I’m a Linda too

    What did he say about “the truck”…because that’s even on twitter.

  • Peggy Sue

    This really has turned into a circus.  I just listened to he President’s rally, interrupted several times by protestors shouting from the stands [pro-life screamers from the sounds of it] and spiel was pretty much how well the Dems have done over the last year, how voters needed to look under the hood on Brown’s past political stands [picking up on the pickup truck imagery] and how Martha Coakley has the record to stand with Dems in historic legislation: Healthcare, Climate change, New energy policies [cap&trade implied].

    This will work for the truly devoted but, in fact, everyone of those items are exactly what dubious voters are upset about. 

    All I can say is this didn’t work for Corzine in NJ.  But Massachusetts is more firmly rooted in Democratic ideology and Obama spin.

    It’s really going to depend on GOTV operations on Tuesday.  The wind is at Brown’s back.  But it all depends who shows up and actually votes. 

    A nailbiter for sure.  

  • I’m a Linda too

    John McCain sent out a mass email asking all to make calls for Scott Brown.  Way to go sir!

  • Jackarooty

    I turned off the sound.  I’ll hear and see the sound bites tonight at 6 on the local news ad nauseum.  Why is he so angry?  ‘Cause he can’t be with Michelle celebrating her birthday today and he will miss football games and possibly a round of golf.

  • Freedom Fighter

    I can understand the people of MA are angry. I am also confident that they understand the mess we are in today is left behind by people like George Bush and Sarah Palin. Martha Coakley will work with the people and join Senator John F. Kerry to bring about the change the American people overwhelmingly voted for in 2008. Scott Brown will not do that, he is an extremist, radical, rightwinger, associated with Sarah Palin, Rush Limbaugh and George Bush. The people of MA will come to their senses and vote for Martha Coakley come Tuesday.

  • PainkillerJayne

    Is it up on Youtube yet? I need a good snicker today.

  • Claudia

    They need to get an add out for Scott Brown showing Obama with his various remarks about the truck and compare it with “Gun and Religion comments” and get it fast!  Completely change the conversation.

  • PainkillerJayne
  • Peggy Sue

    Sarah Palin?  I’m not a Palin supporter but how can you tag the mess we’re in on her?

    And sorry, FF: there’s absolutely no indication that Brown is an “extemist.”  Anymore than there’s evidence that Coakley is a terrible person or a facist.  The namecalling and labels are incredibly stupid from both sides.

    But at least you’re willing to recognize the anger in the electorate is legitimate and genuine. 

    It’s up to the residents of Massachusetts now.

  • getfitnow

    Word is the hall holds about 3000. Only about 2000 there.

  • getfitnow

    I just can’t listen to him. But it sound like one of those “bitter clinger” remarks.

  • Peggy Sue

    A charge of racism by the Coakley people is a sure loser.  Maybe you haven’t noticed, FF, but that strategy has been played out. Even with Democrats.

  • WestVirginia304

    As I said before, most people were watching Dallas/Vikings and now the New York Jets in the playoffs.  Before anyone thinks that’s just the TRUCK drivers in Western MA I just took a look at what the top stories the elites are slurping at Hufpo

    Haiti
    Dennis Hopper Divorce
    NBC – Conan O’Brien
    America’s Toughest Sheriff
    Alyssa Milano
    Sam Stein Discusses Palin-Beck
    Conan O’Brien
    John Stewart: Palin
    Sandra Bullock, Meryl Streep Kiss

    I don’t see a lot of Obama or Coakley interest from that “base.”

  • I’m a Linda too

    Sarah was elected President?  WHEN?  lmao  Rush Limbaugh too?  lol

    I thought at first you were quoting Obama’s speech.  It took me a while to realize even he wouldn’t be that dumb.

  • Newyorkie

    Obama was heckled for 4 minutes at the Coakley Rally which did not attract a full house says Carl Cameron.  Arrogance is not a trait we Americans admire.  I guess this is the Scott heard round the world.

    By the way Brown’s rally was SRO.

  • Newyorkie

    What did Obama say to belittle Brown about driving a truck?  I can’t find out any more about that.

  • I’m a Linda too

    I WANT THE QUOTE lol  Seriously  And yes, hat biter town, clinging to their guns and are bigots really pissed me off.  And do you know all the koolaid drinkers that supported him agreed with that statement?

    You can’t get any more descriptive of Angry Mean bitter voters than obama and his supporters.

  • Queenie

    why is he pissed..i shut it off as soon as he came on..I can not watch the liar.

  • Newyorkie

    I am hearing that Lieberman may endorse Brown. 

  • I’m a Linda too

    I WANT THE QUOTE lol Seriously And yes, that bitter town, clinging to their guns and are bigots really pissed me off. And do you know all the koolaid drinkers that supported him agreed with that statement? 

    You can’t get any more descriptive of Angry Mean bitter voters than obama and his supporters.

  • Jackarooty

    Here’s the latest from boston.com:

    “Where we don’t want to go now is backwards,” Obama told a crowd of 1,500 Coakley supporters at a Northeastern University gymnasium.   Brown held a competing rally at about the same time at Mechanics Hall in Worcester that was attended by 2,200 people, with other people spilling over into two additional rooms.

  • Docelder

    Anyway, this is what the far left thinks of one person, one vote. MSNBC’s Schultz says here he would cheat to get Coakley elected. He says he would vote ten times. I suppose he knows something about the bussed in voters. The problem is these guys have no respect at all for democracy or for freedom. They would have us living like Cubans or Venezuelans… voiceless peasants. Here’s an idea for the film crews… follow some of the ACORN and SEIU busses around and film people going in to vote and count how many times the same people go in to vote.

  • cat

    Good Brown rally-5K people.
    I think it was organized yesterday.

  • I’m a Linda too

    Obama was never able to rally support.  He lost for Lieberman – CTto Petersen-AZ  he only got support for one campaign, himself, and that was because people wanted to vote for symbolic change by electing the first Black presideNOT.

  • buzzlatte

    Hmmmm, looks like canned talking points sent out from the DNC bunker.  

    Nice delivery there, FF, but no one is buying it anymore.  Spew that to those hecklers at the Coakley/Obama rally and see how far you’d get.

  • cat

    ha, the Gobe is FOS!
    there were at least twice that many-Worcester is still a MESS.

  • AnnieCarmel

    Linda, FF is as dumb as a rock and probably not as cute.  I usually just ignore him/her.

  • arabella trefoil

    Just from memory – When Obama (incoherently) was comparing Coakley with Brown with regard to “getting every penny of the voters’ money back” from the crooks on Wall Street Obama said:

    “What did Brown do? He parked his truh-huck on Wall Street.”

    You should have heard the sarcasm dripping from Obama’s mouth when he said “truck.”

    It was obvious that he thought driving a truck was a sign of inferiority.

  • AnnieCarmel

    Maybe they are going to pretend to look the other way…nothing to see here.  hahahaha.

  • stodghie

    ff, you are the racist sad to say.

  • arabella trefoil

    Ha! Michelle Obama sounds pissed too! They have been running PSA’s all day asking for contributions to the Red Cross to help the disaster victims in Haiti. Michelle looked like she was doing the commercial under extreme duress. And she did a real shitty job too.

  • Lynn L.

    Well, yes it is MEchelle’s birthday, isn’t it, and there BO is in MA. He’s ticked-off because he knows there’s going to be hell to pay when he gets back to the WH – when MO isn’t happy, BO isn’t happy. A speech from POTUS helping to cement a Brown victory could not be a more appropriate birthday gift for his girl, if you ask me; no one did, but I’m saying it anyway.
     

  • arabella trefoil

    Low turnout for the rally
    Hecklers (right to lifers, I think)
    Nobody worshipping him
    Nobody fainting

    Look, the guy just wants to eat his waffle.

  • stodghie

    it didn’t sound like a win win for obama to me today. and the poll numbers say he isn’t the same man so to speak. well the same one but we see him more clearly now.

  • FranSC

    AAs (and perhaps many of the other minorities) seem to compare everything they want in life as well as legislatively with the Civil Rights Act and the movement that preceded its passage – the marches, the protests, the violence suffered, etc.  And now, they even have a stand-in for MLK or perhaps in their mind, finally, The Messiah, who, instead of delivering the Hebrew people from bondage, will deliver them.  It is truly a shame in many respects that this seems to be their only measuring stick, and the reason everyone who does not agree with them is a racist.   

    B0′s selection as POTUS has made this group so arrogant that it is more and more difficult for a disaffected liberal dem like me to feel the sympathy I have always had.   

  • stodghie

    look ff, you need to understand, if possible for you, that palin isn’t responsible for this country’s problems. the buck stops with obama.

  • stodghie

    docelder, i think that is the panic talking.

  • Beachnan

    I used to listen to Schultz way back in 2007.  These guys really need a slap upside their heads, but I’m not sure that even that would wake them up.  How did the Democrats, who were so upset over the iffy voting results in 2000 and 2004, completely lose their way?  Now they are advocating that people vote more than once.  This is indeed, a sad day in America, when the end justifies the means, whether they or morally repugnant or not.   Obama and his Chicago thugs have certainly driven the Democratic party in a direction I no longer recognize.

  • Judy L. in NC

    I’m old enough to remember the JFK/Nixon debate and JFK’s press conferences.  Brown’s quick retort “the people’s seat” is classic JFK.

  • Anonymous

    I am not political kin to the tea party protestors.  But I take deep offense to a commercial  being run to promote a Chris Matthews special tomorrow, in which he suggests tha opposition to Obama is related to an unwillingness to accept that an African American is president.  And, while Matthews words are being spoken MSNBC shows pictures of tea party protestors.

    Any wonder why we are headed for a well-deserved massive backlash against my political party?

  • I’m a Linda too

    OMG, I haven’t found the exact quote, but I saw a video of the end of his speech.  He was putting to sleep everyone.  not making any sense.  It’s because he was trying to accuse the other side of what he’s been doing and he obviously had a bit of problem.

    But then Halelujah!  I see what Harry Reid means, he CAN lay on the negro dialect when he wants to.  watch this.  Trust me, it will be worth it towards the end.
    http://www.necn.com/Boston/Politics/2010/01/17/Obama-calls-on-voters-to-elect/1263765914.html

  • J.J. (The PUMA)

    Oops.  The previous comment was mine, and I hereby authorize that message.

  • felizarte

    Low turnout for the rally 
    Hecklers (right to lifers, I think) 
    Nobody worshipping him 
    Nobody fainting

    Those are what really made him pissed.  Imagine that!

  • stodghie

    linda, did you also notice that nancy doesn’t look like a happy camper?

  • Judy L. in NC

    It also depends on who counts the votes.

  • J.J. (The PUMA)

    The fact is that the “race card” only works among Democrats.  That s why it was played with such skill in the South Carolina Primary, but McCain was so effective in repudiating it in the gerneal election.  Playing the race card will only intensify the backlash.

  • Judy L. in NC

    And if there’s an overwhelming vote for Brown in 2010, FF, will you change your tune?

  • FLDemFem

    Which is weird because elites, as well as intellectuals, own horses and anyone who owns a horse or two probably owns a truck too. Have to have a truck to pull the trailer with and pick up feed and hay with. And since most of the people I know in MA are horse owners, they all own trucks. And they are intellectuals as well. Many of them are in academia, in fact.

  • stodghie

    michelle, will be frowning for the next 3 years.

  • PainkillerJayne

    I noticed how she said Thanks at the end…….my first thought was it couldn’t even be a Thank you………Who writes for these assholes?

  • PainkillerJayne

    Let him eat Cake!!!!!

  • FLDemFem

    Peggy Sue, You said….

    “But Massachusetts is more firmly rooted in Democratic ideology and Obama spin. “

    If that is true, then why did Hillary Clinton win that state in the primary? Seems as if they disdained the Obama spin in that election. Perhaps they will do the same this time.

  • DS

    So, this is what it finally took to get Obama to attend a church in D.C.?

    I guess we know what material things he prays for.

  • Newyorkie

    I believe the day of reckoning is coming as the Dems realized that by voting for the healthcare bill they are destroying their careers and Obama doesn’t give a damn as long as he gets what he wants.

  • FLDemFem

    Well, at least he got some of that O-BA-MA chant which Coakley’s followers tried to drown out the hecklers with. He seemed to look pleased at that. And he was back in preacher-cadence again..Ick.

  • Newyorkie

    Arabella thanks for the heads up.  Obama’s comments against Brown and his truck are disgusting.   The arrogance of this man is astounding.

  • dst

         Its 200 years in the future, the experts are gathering in Obama City somewhere along the Kansas, Nebraska state line and now capital of the USA,  DC and NY having long ago been ceded to the Chinese to pay off our debt.  Obama City, once the greenest city in the world is surrounded by massive fields of GE  built  wind turbines with the space between towers filled with solar panels. The problem is over the past 100 years due to excess overgrowth of extracting energy from the wind each day starts without even a breeze and the old solar panels are far less efficient than they once were. At the crisis meeting someone suggested  we have all this easy to drill for oil sitting just of shore. However there is a hitch, 200 years ago there was a house majority leader named Nancy Pelosi, and she, before retiring to her California Mountain Villa with its own stimulus bill generated tourist rail road, managed to get the Pelosi Energy Bill passed banning any drilling for oil within 50 miles of the coast for ever and now they were stuck! 

  • margaret

    Yes, I noticed that.  He seemed comfortable because he had his teleprompter and was in campaign mode, but when he paused those beady little eyes looked stone cold.  The word here in MA is that due to his trailing approval numbers, his visit won’t do much good.  For this voter, Obama’s support seals my vote for Scott Brown.

  • margaret

    The thing to remember is that while there are way more Dems than Repubs here in MA, there are more independents than Dems.  I live south of Boston and I see truck after truck with Scott Brown billboards, and Scott Brown signs everywhere.  Haven’t seen a single Coakley sign.  My town was firmly for Hillary, and it looks like it will be firmly for Brown as well.

  • margaret

    This is funny.  Sarah Palin was a governor so I don’t see how she could have created the national debacle we are now in.  Perhaps you simply have an irrational fear of powerful women.  Also, Scott Brown does not know Rush Limbaugh, and perhaps you’ve noticed the RNC has barely given him a nickel.  He’s his own man.  And the truth is, the people of Massachusetts have come to their senses and are ready to put up a roadblock against the destructive Obama machine.

  • felizarte

    That statement basically ends any thought of Schultz running for office.  That clip is going to be used against him over and over again.

  • Ferd Berfle

    “Racism is alive and well.”

    Only in the tiny, empty minds of sycophants like you, Free-dumb.

  • Guest

    They’re playing the expectations game. If she loses, they’ll say they expected it and pass it off as nothing significant. If she wins, they’ll say that she overcame all odds to do so and will claim it as a bellwether for the nation as a whole. Personally I think Brown’s surge is due much more than “people power” in having the luck to face the worst candidate in history — but if this is even close, no doubt we will still be able to kill this bill with members quaking in their boots right now at the thought of losing what should have been pretty safe seats.

  • Texas Playwright

    Argh, is Donna still in the country?  Be great to know she is living in Afghanistan under the the rule of the Taliban in the same conditions the women there do.

    Some people need a hard lesson.

  • Rabble Rouser Rev. Amy

    Felizarte, are you kidding me with that?  For real?  He compared it to the Civil Rights Act??  Oh, right – to equate himself with MLK, Jr., I suppose.

    Wow.  Talk abt an over-inflated sense of self…

  • Ferd Berfle

    ” I am also confident that they understand the mess we are in today is left behind by people like George Bush and Sarah Palin. ”

    And continued and expanded upon by the dufus obamacrats since 2006. Oh, and Sarah Palin has nothing to do with it, by the way, as she did not serve in DC.

    Everytime you put fingers to keys, Free-dump, you weaken your Obamacrat party and its namesake. So by all means, do keep it up you delusional twerp.

  • Peggy Sue

    My point is that Massachusetts has a long, long history of Democratic loyalty, FL.  

    Yes, Hillary won the primary but Obama carried the state by overwhelming numbers in the GE.   And it cannot be denied that there’s still a dedicated number of Dems, who will support the President come high or hell water. In the same way many Republicans supported GW and Cheney right up to the bitter end.

    Partisan politics has not served us well.

    What’s remarkable in my mind are the polls showing a possible 20% shift in Dem loyalty, voters who suggest they’ll vote for Brown in a Democratic stronghold. And early reports suggest that Brown has a commanding lead in the absentee votes.

    Lady Luck seems to be smiling on Scott Brown right now. 

    It’ll make for an exciting Tuesday night. 

       

  • Ferd Berfle

    “It was obvious that he thought driving a truck was a sign of inferiority.”

    Yeah, I guess That One forgot how all that blue Kool-Aide gets around the country. It isn’t all delivered by the Hopey-Changey Express.

  • steve1

    He really didn’t make any sense at the start??WTH-Did he have his teles?????  Than he went into his campaign stumpt speech-that part was easy for him-since he has repeated that so many times..President Barry Soetoro, what a puppet for the banks and bailouts, the insurance companies and their sweetheart deals!  Yeah “change we can believe in!”  Go on and send a message to the Washington, no more business as usual  We want health reform, one that is not rationed and two-tiered!  One for Congress and the rich and the other for “The mothers!”  We are the others.  Crap on that shit!

  • Peggy Sue

    Whoops!  Make that “hell or high water.”  My fingers were obviously working faster than my brain. :-D

  • Ferd Berfle

    ROFL

    I dunno, high (stoned) or hell water (wagon varnish aka kool-aide) is probably more to the point with any dim-bulb who could still vote a pro-That One candidate.

    you were right the first time, Peggy Sue.

  • JustMe

    Golf and Date Night are top priority!

    Check out the cheap wine at $300

    The First Lady and the President partied for about four hours at the night spot.

    http://www.noras.com/nora/menu/

  • JustMe

    Golf and Date Night are top priority! 
    For Meechelles birthday was no exception!

     Check out the cheap wine at $300 
     
    The First Lady and the President partied for about four hours at the night spot. 
     
    http://www.noras.com/nora/menu/

  • PainkillerJayne

    That would be delicious!

  • Docelder

    I think her face might actually be stuck that way.  8-)

  • bamaLV

    they also need to film every polling place where the black panthers are not allowing brown voters in.  maybe getting caught a second time will force holder into prosecuting them.

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