The adoration of the Obamessiah

“Just curious, honest question, does General Motors really still exist? Since the announcement this morning, every aspect from admin structure to tech R&D is being dictated by the U.S. Gov't.”

“Obama asks for ideas; people tell him to release birth cert


This is rather humorous. Obama launched a web site last week called "Open Government Dialogue."
What "idea" is most frequently threaded through the first several pages of top-vote getters?
Various forms of "release your birth certificate."


http://opengov.ideascale.com/akira/ideafactory.do?id=4049&mode=top”

“LOL...the shine is gone from the PrezBO

http://www.gainesville.com/article/20090605/ZNYT02/906053009/1109/sports?Title=Rift-With-Germany-Is-Next-on-Diplomatic-Agenda

There is definitely this disappointment in Europe, complaining that there’s nobody home,” said Stephen Flanagan, senior vice president of the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.”

“You concerned about how the anti-Iraq war Germany feels? Get it straight WOG.”

“ROTFLMAO...I told you so and its happening.

Back last year I mentioned that eventually the liberals would get tired of the PrezBO and here we go!

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/06/03/AR2009060303173.html?hpid=opinionsbox1

Apparently so. Speakers at the closing session exhorted the liberals to take back America -- from Obama. "The president of the most powerful country in the world is doing all right, but there are a lot of people in this country who are not doing all right," writer Naomi Klein told the crowd. "Obama is making us stupid," she added. "Love can make you stupid."

And Leo Gerard, head of the United Steelworkers, warned that if his fellow activists don't "seize the opportunity to lead with our progressive ideas," then "Rahm Emanuel will lead." And while "Rahm has the president's back," the union leader said of Obama's chief of staff, "I don't think he has our back."”

“They still don't understand why they were thrown out.   Newt is back where he was eighteen years ago, throwing spitballs from the cheap seats.

The Health Care and Climate issues are moving right along, even without a filibuster-proof majority.   The Republicans know that if they stick their heads up now they'll be COMPLETELY screwed by 2011.   They're quietly praying their balls off that unemployment goes to 12 or 13% just so they can profit from it.

You know they're on a roll when a radio entertainer is calling the shots ---- Didn't that junkie have a TV show for a little while?”

“LOL...being right is SOOO much fun.

Remember a few months ago I referenced the almost "God Fawning" of the liberals over PrezBO/

Oh sure the frothing Lusho castigated me..and I provided accurate reports showing how wrong he was.


TODAY news pops up....of GOD MESSIAH PREZBO~!~~~

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbvXH05dot0&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fsweetness-light.com%2Farchive%2Fevan-thomas-obama-is-sort-of-god&feature=player_embedded”

“30 days in the wheels fell off and rolled into a ditch. The Liberals told us it was a new "style of transportation"...LOL.

Today we awake to see the PrezBO clamoring for "downsizing" cities (so we can't see how liberalisim is killing them.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2009/06/15/wrong-way_health_reform_96997.html

WASHINGTON -- It's hard to know whether President Obama's health care "reform" is naive, hypocritical or simply dishonest. Probably all three. The president keeps saying it's imperative to control runaway health spending. He's right. The trouble is that what's being promoted as health care "reform" almost certainly won't suppress spending and, quite probably, will do the opposite.”

“I just heard the greatest explanation about what is happening from a guy who has bought the kool-aid in tanker trucks from the PrezBOterians.

Apparently the "white people" elected the PrezBO during a time when hardship would occur. And the forced him to do all this stuff so he would fail. Then the WHITE people will be able to say a black man cannot make it. (LOL)”

“WHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA



http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-financial-regs16-2009jun16,0,4262249.story


Obama to propose strict new regulation of financial industry
Michael Sohn / Associated Press
President Obama is expected to unveil a plan that would give the government new powers to seize key companies whose failure jeopardizes the financial system.
The plan would give the government new powers to seize key companies whose failure jeopardizes the financial system, as well as creation of a watchdog agency to look out for consumers' interests.
By Jim Puzzanghera
June 16, 2009


LOL...”

“Sounds like we are trying to emulate Venezuela to me.”

“Maybe he is trying to emulate North Korea? I want ONE of the libbies who jumped on Bush for removing District Attorneys to respond to this....Or is this too close to home in the POLITICAL CORRUPTION thing?


http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/06/17/fired-ig-calls-white-house-explanation-baseless-says-hes-targeted/


The government watchdog President Obama canned for allegedly being "confused" and "disoriented" fired back sharply Wednesday, saying the White House explanation for removing him was "insufficient," "baseless" and "absolutely wild."

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Walpin concluded that his firing stems from bad blood between him and the board, as well as with Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson -- an Obama supporter whom he had investigated for alleged misuse of federal funds. He said his performance at the May meeting drew criticism because he issued two reports critical of the board. In one, he criticized the settlement reached in the Johnson case; in the other, he criticized the use of millions of dollars for a program at the City University of New York. ”

“Did the redneck bullsh1t reach critical mass?”

“Hi GOOBER!”

“OH For Pity's Sake..Marko..LOOK I apolgized for lighting my fart in the tent after a night of "Whatchagotstew". Let it go...it was a minor explosion..and your eyebrows grew back (LOL).”

“"In sheer panic and fearing he was turning white and might have to start working for a living...."

Is that funny in Mississippi?

Your bedsheet is showing, Stoviet.

Hey, a thread like this deserves a little atomic test now and then.”

“It's a joke, dummy.”

“Racist jokes are funny to some, MarkO.”

“Uh huh, a honky joke that would probably not go over well with our non-white brothers and sisters.”

“Stovie you probably could have gotten away with it if you referred to his White half....So technically it was only a 50% poor taste joke (LOL)”

“*snicker*

Neither of those two race baiter hypocrites said a word against their little Obamy's racist SC nominee. LOL”

“Way to hose the thread MarkO!”

“All the Palin crap you put out and you have the nerve to get testy about a joke (an old joke at that). You must just live for the opportunities to show how hypocritical you are.”

“I see the RAF (Rednecks Against Fascism) is still goin strong here...carry on”

“MarkO, is trying to show what you've been seeing Palin do, in your own words it's a joke.
LOL”

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“Fired IG Calls White House Explanation 'Baseless,' Says He's Being Targeted
Gerald Walpin, who until last week was the inspector general for the Corporation for National and Community Service, tells FOXNews.com that part of President Obama's explanation for firing him was a "total lie" and that he feels he's got a target on his back for political reasons.

By Judson Berger


The government watchdog President Obama canned for allegedly being "confused" and "disoriented" fired back sharply Wednesday, saying the White House explanation for removing him was "insufficient," "baseless" and "absolutely wild."

Gerald Walpin, who until last week was the inspector general for the Corporation for National and Community Service, told FOXNews.com that part of Obama's explanation was a "total lie" and that he feels he's got a target on his back for political reasons.

"I am now the target of the most powerful man in this country, with an army of aides whose major responsibility today seems to be to attack me and get rid of me," Walpin said.

Facing bipartisan criticism for the firing, Obama sought to allay congressional concerns with a letter to Senate leaders Tuesday evening explaining his decision. In the letter, White House Special Counsel Norman Eisen wrote that Walpin was "confused" and "disoriented" at a May board meeting, was "unduly disruptive," and exhibited a "lack of candor" in providing information to decision makers.

"That's a total lie," Walpin said of the latter charge. And he said the accusation that he was dazed and confused at one meeting out of many was not only false, but poor rationale for his ouster.

"It appears to suggest that I was removed because I was disabled -- based on one occasion out of hundreds," he said, adding that the administration is grasping at "non-existent straws" to explain its actions.

"I would never say President Obama doesn't have the capacity to continue to serve because of his (statement) that there are 56 states," Walpin said, adding that the same holds for Vice President Biden and his "many express confusions that have been highlighted by the media." Obama mistakenly said once on the campaign trail that he had traveled to 57 states.

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said Wednesday that the administration stands by the letter, and reiterated that board members shared the concerns expressed in it.

Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., who had raised questions about the firing Tuesday, released a statement Wednesday in light of the letter saying the president's reasons are "substantial" and the decision to remove Walpin "appears well-founded." She said the letter puts the White House in "full compliance" with the law, which requires the president to provide an explanation before firing an inspector general.

Walpin, though, concluded that his firing stems from bad blood between him and the board, as well as with Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson -- an Obama supporter whom he had investigated for alleged misuse of federal funds. He said his performance at the May meeting drew criticism because he issued two reports critical of the board. In one, he criticized the settlement reached in the Johnson case; in the other, he criticized the use of millions of dollars for a program at the City University of New York.

"The board at that meeting was clearly angry at my temerity," he said.

The White House, in its rationale for giving Walpin the boot, also complained that Walpin was "absent" from the corporation's headquarters, "insisting" on working from home in New York over the "objections" of the board.

Walpin, though, said he reached an agreement with the agency early this year that would allow him to work from home. The former inspector general, who was appointed by George W. Bush, said he originally was going to resign before Obama took office because his wife of 52 years was not happy with their "commuting marriage" -- he was commuting weekly from New York to Washington. He notified Bush of his intention to leave, but said his staff convinced him to reconsider.

In the end, Walpin said he worked out an agreement with corporation leaders under which he would travel to Washington two or more times a week, and spend the rest of the time working from home in New York. He said some board members had initial reservations, but they were resolved.

"I never had a single objection" before reading Tuesday's letter from the White House, he said.”

“Wasn't t*lt, vile, rosey, and all the other silly moonbats screaming and crying about Bush firing a few lawyers a little while ago?
*snicker*
Hypocrites”

“I'll put some more flowers on my Obama altar in honor of the slavering righties who love this thread.”

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http://www.daybydaycartoon.com”

“And now as a matter of public service.
The PrezBO Translation Dictionary.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2009/06/18/obamaworld_97044.html


1. The Budget. Wanting to cut $17 billion from the budget, as President Obama has promised, is proof of financial responsibility. Borrowing $1.84 trillion this year for new programs is "stimulus." The old phrase "out-of-control spending" is inoperative.

2. Unemployment. The number of jobs theoretically saved, or created, by new government policies - not the actual percentage of Americans out of work, or the total number of jobs lost - is now the far better indicator of unemployment.

3. The Private Sector. Nationalizing much of the auto and financial industries, while regulating executive compensation, is an indication of our new government's repeatedly stated reluctance to interfere in the private sector.

4. Race and Gender. Not what is said but who says it and about whom reveals racism and sexism. For example, an Hispanic female judge isn't being offensive if she states that Latinas are inherently better judges than white males.

5. Random violence. Some assassinations represent larger American pathologies, but others do not. When a crazed lone gunman murders someone outside the Holocaust Museum or shoots an abortion doctor, we should worry about growing right-wing and Christian extremism. But when an African-American Muslim convert brags about his murder of a military recruitment officer or an Islamic group plots to kill Jews and blow up a military jet, these are largely isolated incidents without larger relevance.

6. Terrorism. Acts of terror disappeared about six months ago. Thankfully, we live now in an age where there will be - in the new vocabulary of the Obama administration - only occasional "overseas contingency operations" in which we may be forced to hold a few "detainees." At the same time, ongoing military tribunals, renditions, wiretaps, phone intercepts and predator-drone assassinations are no longer threats to the Constitution. And just saying you're going to close the detention center at Guantanamo Bay is proof that it is almost closed.

7. Iraq. The once-despised Iraq war thankfully ended around Jan. 20, 2009, and has now transformed into a noble experiment that is fanning winds of change throughout the Middle East. There will be no need for any more Hollywood cinema exposés of American wartime crimes in Iraq with titles like "Rendition," "Redacted," "Lions for Lambs" and "Stop-Loss."

8. The West. Western values and history aren't apparently that special or unique. As President Obama told the world during his recent speech in Cairo, the Renaissance and Enlightenment were, in fact, fueled by a brilliant Islamic culture, responsible for landmark discoveries in mathematics, science and medicine. Slavery in America ended without violence. Mistreatment of women and religious intolerance in the Middle East have comparable parallels in America.

9. Media. The media are disinterested and professional observers of the present administration. When television anchormen and senior magazine editors bow to the president, proclaim him a god or feel tingling in the legs when he speaks, it is quite normal.

10. George W. Bush. Former President Bush did all sorts of bad things to the United States that only now we are learning will take at least eight years to sort out. "Bush did it" for the next decade will continue to explain the growing unemployment rate, the most recent deficit, the new round of tensions with Iran and North Korea, and the growing global unrest from the Middle East to South America.”

“*snicker*”

“Just put the troll on ignore.

Typical Democrat

(EnS was posting about the same time as this troll)
...but it could be any of the moonbats.”

“The photo is from

http://fc03.deviantart.com/fs41/f/2009/041/4/2/Mushroom_Cloud_Contained_by_AlltheArts.jpg

Yep, it could be from any of the moonbats.”

“who's the dumbarse who posted this pictures? off with his/her head.”

“LOL”