Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Barack Obama Pursuing Gun Control under the Radar
Do we really want a President who fiddles with the Bill of Rights? More seriously, do we want a President who feels the need to fiddle the Bill of Rights "under the radar"?
Monday, March 21, 2011
Barack Obama at Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro
Friday, January 14, 2011
Obama Exploits Tucson Deaths for Political Pep Rally
During the oddly branded event, "Together We Thrive: Tucson & America," Obama mentioned himself and his feelings far too often, pandered to the crowd, and blamed political critics for the deaths. He managed to appear very creepy with a stunning lack of emotion and heart. His numerous pauses for applause showed a tremendous amount of arrogance.
What was with the applause, anyway? Didn't these classless morons in the audience know it is almost never appropriate to clap at a memorial service? Maybe they were excited by all of the Democrat blue ""Together We Thrive" T-shirts they got for free. Memorials are for the victims and their families only. These situations should never be used for self-promotion and political posturing. The whole display was simply disgusting.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Demon Eyes: The Scariest Photo of Hillary Clinton Ever
Hillary Clinton is not what most would consider photogenic. She has a long history of looking odd on camera.
Ali Jarekji snapped this scary photo of Hillary Clinton through a video viewfinder when she was at a news conference in Amman, Jordan on September 16, 2010. This photo will be especially eerie for anyone who has seen, the 2007 film, Paranormal Activity.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Prediction for Obama's 2010 Election Loss Response: Bush's Fault
At this point, most have conceded that Democrats are set for some serious loses in the November 2010 election. Only the insane are expecting Democrats to maintain a majority in the House of Representatives, and the sane are starting to worry that Republicans could actually gain enough Senate seats to take a narrow majority in the Senate.
No one is quite sure what will happen when the dust settles after Election Day. This is not a typical election. The conservatives are freaking out after a year and a half of being dragged into the greedy red maw of socialism. Liberals are disillusioned because the messiah they anointed has made only halfhearted attempts to deliver on the utopian promises he made to them. Even worse, the moderate Democrats are in panic mode, because they have been sucked into Obama's policies of spending and government expansion that are becoming intensely unpopular with enormous percentages of the population. Depending on how one read the polls, one could assume 40-55% of the voters are furious with the current state of affairs in America. A far greater percentage of Americans (maybe as high as 75%) are specifically angry at Congress.
No one can possibly know what is going to happen in this most unusual election year, but one thing is certain: Obama promised change, and change is coming. Unfortunately for Obama, that change is not going to be the change for which he had audaciously hoped. We may see some staggering losses in the House and some shocking shifts in the Senate.
The day after Election 2010, the press will begin to analyze the results. They will ask who is to blame for the loses, and there will be many explanations offered. The first defense will be that Election 2010 was all about anti-incumbent sentiment. That will be true to a degree. Several high-profile, career politicians have already been disowned by voters in the Democrat and Republican parties and replaced with fresh faces from beyond the realm of the political machine.
The anti-incumbent theory will carry a little water, but not enough. If the Democrats face tremendous losses in November, people are going to realize Election 2010 is primarily a referendum on Barack Obama and those politicians who have supported his policies. Obama is going to have no choice but to answer for the historic loses, and here is where Great Blue Abyss is prepared to make a prediction. Barack Obama will attempt to blame the 2010 loses on the poor economy. Shortly thereafter, Obama will directly or indirectly point the finger at George W. Bush for the bad economy.
Yes, this prediction sounds crazy, but--based on Obama's past behavior--it is very likely to happen. Obama will blame the economy and then remind everyone he inherited that bad economy. So there you have it. When the Democrats lose in November, it will all be the fault of George W. Bush, and it will not matter that the man will have been out of office for nearly two years by that point.
Friday, June 25, 2010
Miss Jimmy Carter Yet?
The parallels between Obama and Jimmy Carter are just staggering. The worse Obama gets, the funnier this image will get.
Friday, April 2, 2010
Congressman Hank Johnson Thinks Guam Might Capsize If Overpopulated
Democrat Congressman, Hank Johnson of Georgia (4th District) appears to be under the impression that Guam might tip over and capsize if too many Marines and their families move to the island. Hank Johnson said, "My fear is that the whole island will become so overly populated that it will tip over and capsize."
On the surface, this sounds like an obvious joke. However, if you watch the video of the Hank Johnson at an Armed Services Committee hearing, you will see that Hank Johnson was dead serious when he expressed concerns to Adm. Robert Willard that Guam could potentially flip over if too many people got on the island. At no point, did Johnson smile or give any hint of sarcasm. Hank Johnson even illustrated his point with a hand gesture showing how an island might flip. Johnson claims he was speaking metaphorically and humorously, but the video gives no indication that is the case.
Here is the video www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsFsn8ekyhw. What do you think? Could this Democrat Congressman possibly be this stupid? He did vote for Obama's socialized medicine plan, so his IQ could actually be that low.
Here's a thought. Do you think Hank Johnson ever wondered why Iwo Jima did not flip over when all of those Marines charged onto the island in 1945? Maybe he thinks that's how America won that battle.


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