The adoration of the Obamessiah

“Kevin wants to suck the Obama's dog's dick more than Anything but he's scared of the Secret Service.”

“I hope you don't use those scented candles, Dunadoon.

Those things make me wheeze.

I prefer whale oil lamps and I have lots of pookah shell bead curtains and some home made dream-catchers I made from road kill.”

“Stovie...ever notice when Tiltypoo gets all "Butchy" he reveals his secret fantasies?”

“Poor little t*ltypoo.”

“I agree Mark-Oleo, no stinky candles. Gotta be organic 100% beeswax. When you belong to the Obama cult, there are certain expectations.”

“What kind of wood did you guys use for your Obama altar?

I've seen others use mahogany or teak.

I made mine out of Australian Pepperwood. I find the fragrance puts me in a more contemplative mood.”

“Tilt has really been providing a show lately. I don't know whether to thank a binge or emotional issues - LOL.”

“I think he's off the meds again, Mutt.”

“Whatever it is, it's amazing how depraved he really is.”

“Poor little t*lt doesn't even think his wanting to fry babies is bad.”

“LOL....http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1255204786678&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull

Fatah: Hopes in Obama 'evaporated'”

“stovie loves to hate

dance pony dance”

“LOL..it sucks when one of your own team says you SUCK.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2009/10/18/gregg-u-s-could-be-on-path-to-a-banana-republic-situation/

WASHINGTON (CNN) � A leading fiscal mind on Capitol Hill and a one-time Obama Cabinet pick sounded the alarm Sunday over the projected long-term financial challenges the country faces.

�This deficit is driven by us,� New Hampshire Republican Sen. Judd Gregg candidly said Sunday on CNN�s State of the Union when asked about the federal government�s projected $1.42 trillion operating deficit for the 2009 fiscal year.

�You talk about systemic risk. The systemic risk today is the Congress of the United States,� the Ranking Republican on the Senate Budget Committee told CNN Chief National Correspondent John King, �that we�re creating these massive debts which we�re passing on to our children. We�re going to undermine fundamentally the quality of life for our children by doing this.�

�Now you can�t blame that on [former President] George [W.] Bush,� Greg said, noting that using the Obama administration�s projections the budget deficit for the next ten years is $1 trillion per year. And Gregg said that during the same ten-year period, public debt as a percentage of gross domestic product would increase from 40 percent � which Gregg called �tolerable but still too high� � up to 80 percent.

The figures, Gregg told King, �mean we�re basically on the path to a banana-republic-type of financial situation in this country. And you just can�t do that. You can�t keep running these [federal] programs out [into the future] and not paying for them. And you can�t keep throwing debt on top of debt.�

�Standards of living will drop if we keep this up,� Gregg also said.

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“http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/obama_administration/daily_presidential_tracking_poll

The Presidential Approval Index is calculated by subtracting the number who Strongly Disapprove from the number who Strongly Approve. It is updated daily at 9:30 a.m. Eastern (sign up for free daily e-mail update). Updates also available on Twitter and Facebook.

Overall, 47% of voters say they at least somewhat approve of the President's performance. Fifty-three percent (53%) disapprove. ”

“I think you should go play Hide and go Fvck Yourself ya scumsucking pig.

Beaten up any minorities.... lately?”

“I am a minority mr 606”

“Special Ed?”

“Moonbats get more and more nasty as their messiah sinks deeper.”

“Personally ia m waiting for a run on Gerbils at the local pet stores....usually happens about the time Tilty...(Butch) gets angry.”

“Ahh, Republicans...the biggest losers in America. LOL!”

““Moonbats get more and more nasty as their messiah sinks deeper.”
Stovie
4:51:38 PM
10/21/09

“Ahh, Republicans...the biggest losers in America. LOL!”
roseymonster
8:18:10 AM
10/22/09

You should at least wait until we're on a new page of the thread.”

“I'm just stating facts, Sarge.

http://www.thebackpacker.com/trailtalk/thread/31761,5.php
last edited: 10/22/09 8:22:03 AM”

“I agree the Republicans should pack up their bags and call it a day. They suck big time. I just thought it was funny that you said that right after he predicted it.”

“Nothing nasty about it. Just the facts, m'am.”

“Just elect the lobbyist, no taxpayer funded wages, health care or pensions or C-span to throw pizza scraps at.”

“Well yeah Stovie..the people WANT to see Maobama punish success but already have written off our troops...(LOL)”

“How do you guys feel about the Republicans being the least supported peeps in D.C.? Rated the worst in Congress? Worse than Obama?

Ouch!”

“What a left on the left haven't figured out yet, or at least fully comprehended, is that, despite the appearance by elections - the Republican vs. Democrat thing is going by the way of the dodo bird.

Why? Because the Republicans have gone too far left for conservatives.

We now have a few rogue "Republicans" who support the name, but have all but forgotten the ideals.

What now exists in America is left vs. right.

The right has made a mass exodus from the Republicans, and they ... hear this ... they are PISSED.

They are pissed mostly not at the BLACK man in office, but at the Republicans for dissing them, yo.

The Democrats don't need to worry much about the Republicans any more, but that does not mean they don't need to watch their backs.

The giant is awakening with a vengeance.”

“Have you been cavorting with Cut n Paste Dood?”

“stratdood takes much abuse because of his cut and paste method of opining. drifter uses his own words and he gets called strat. the fact is, people are growing tired of the bs put up by both parties. ignoring it won't make it go away.

term limits will be put in place. it won't be done by the clowns in dc, but state by state, each limiting the terms anyone can represent them. it needs to happen. nobody in washington is truely looking out for the states or the people living in them.

there are many people, conservative and liberal, thoroughly disgusted by what the democrats and republicans represent. neither party represents a true picture of the US.”

“At least Obama supporters don't have to worry about this...

http://rawstory.com/2009/10/men-voted-mccain-testosterone-drop-study/”

“obama makes you feel manly. oh boy.”

“I didn't say me personally. But McCain supporters went, well, limp. LOL.”

“Democrats think for themselves, but Republicans do what they're told, says President Obama. Every Democrat nods in self-satisfied agreement with their party leader”

“Liberals get hard when they think of Obama??

That's messed up!”

“Is rosey trying to be T*lt-Lite?”

“I think it's more that Obama supporters can still get it up.”

“Rosey is rosey...he is just trying to properly follow the marching orders...LOL”

“I guess that explains why conservatives never supported McCain and so many libs supported him before he turned evil. Wasn't Violet just praising him again recently?”

“Barack Obama sees worst poll rating drop in 50 years

The decline in Barack Obama's popularity since July has been the steepest of any president at the same stage of his first term for more than 50 years.


By Toby Harnden in Washington
Published: 7:38PM BST 22 Oct 2009

Barack Obama's popularity has fallen steeply since being elected last year Photo:

Gallup recorded an average daily approval rating of 53 per cent for Mr Obama for the third quarter of the year, a sharp drop from the 62 per cent he recorded from April.

His current approval rating – hovering just above the level that would make re-election an uphill struggle – is close to the bottom for newly-elected president. Mr Obama entered the White House with a soaring 78 per cent approval rating.



The bad polling news came as Mr Obama returned to the campaign trail to prevent his Democratic party losing two governorships next month in states in which he defeated Senator John McCain in last November's election.

Jeffrey Jones of Gallup explained: "The dominant political focus for Obama in the third quarter was the push for health care reform, including his nationally televised address to Congress in early September.

"Obama hoped that Congress would vote on health care legislation before its August recess, but that goal was missed, and some members of Congress faced angry constituents at town hall meetings to discuss health care reform. Meanwhile, unemployment continued to climb near 10 per cent."

Governor Jon Corzine of New Jersey is in severe danger of defeat while Democrats are fast losing hope that Creigh Deeds can beat his Republican opponent in Virginia. Twin Democratic losses would be a major blow to Mr Obama's prestige.

Campaigning for Mr Corzine in Hackensack on Wednesday night, Mr Obama delivered a plea that almost seemed as much for himself as the local candidate: "I'm here today to urge you to cast aside the cynics and the sceptics, and prove to all Americans that leaders who do what's right and who do what's hard will be rewarded and not rejected."

Mr Corzine, a former Goldman Sachs executive and multi-millionaire, is currently running even in New Jersey, which is normally comfortably Democratic, while Mr Deeds is trailing badly in Virginia, a swing state that was key to Mr Obama's 2008 victory.

Mr Obama is also facing widespread criticism for his drawn-out decision-making process over what to do next in Afghanistan.

Republicans sense Mr Obama is in a vulnerable position and this week saw the return to the public stage of his perhaps most vehement opponent – Vice-President Dick Cheney.

In a blistering speech on Wednesday night, he accused Mr Obama of failing to give Americans troops on the ground a clear mission or defined goals and of being seemingly "afraid to make a decision" about Afghanistan "The White House must stop dithering while America's armed forces are in danger," Cheney said at the Center for Security Policy in Washington.

"Make no mistake, signals of indecision out of Washington hurt our allies and embolden our adversaries."

He hit out at Obama aides who suggested that the Bush administration had failed to weigh up conditions in Afghanistan properly before committing troops.

"Now they seem to be pulling back and blaming others for their failure to implement the strategy they embraced. It's time for President Obama to do what it takes to win a war he has repeatedly and rightly called a war of necessity."”

“If you had two soldiers for each Afghan Citizen , it wouldn't be enough.”

“the fact that you're providing Dick Cheney's words as support for anything, strat, shows just how "republican" your little independent movement really is.”

“The; low tax /high spend, foreign contractors /no socialist troops, to hell with laws Cheney (not Chaney) lover.”