Posts Tagged ‘barack obama’
December 7th, 2008 | 2 Comments
The death of the Republican Party might be a little premature. Anh “Joseph” Cao defeated William Jefferson in New Orleans. This particular district has an 11% Republican registration. If Obama was a factor at all in the general, it was his lack of an endorsement that killed any enthusiasm Jefferson might have been able to [...]
Tags: anh cao, barack obama, cao, change, congress, culture of corruption, john fleming, joseph cao, louisiana, new-orleans, paul carmouche, republican party, william jefferson
Posted in 2008 Congressional Races, Ethics | 2 Comments »
Yahoo ran this story: Top Republican lawmaker Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, seen here in 2006, was left red-faced after twice hanging up the phone on president-elect Barack Obama — fearing he was a prank caller trying to catch her out on a radio show.(AFP/File/Roberto Schmidt) Now, the story is true, Ms. Ros-Lehtinen thought Obama was a prank call [...]
Tags: barack obama, ileana ros lehtinen, republican lawmaker, top republican lawmaker
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“We don’t want (Blagojevich) to short-circuit the will and the wisdom of the state of Illinois,” Rush told FOXNews.com, after holding a press conference in Chicago announcing his petition drive for the governor to name a black candidate. “As we speak, there are no African Americans in the Senate. (Blagojevich) has the power to put [...]
Tags: african americans, barack obama, Blagojevich, Bobby Rush, carol moseley braun, democrat, democrats, illinois, Racism, senator
Posted in Racism | No Comments »
December 1st, 2008 | 2 Comments
Adam Shell of USAToday has brought a lot of chuckles to a lot of people. Yesterday he attributed Barack Obama to a stock market rally that occurred last week. Today, the Dow Jones is down 400 points or so. He made a lot of very obvious errors in his adoration of Obama when he tied [...]
Tags: adam shell, barack obama, economic situation, market rally, s, stock exchange, usatoday
Posted in media bias | 2 Comments »
November 30th, 2008 | 2 Comments
Lashkar-e-Taiba sells itself as “The Army of the Good”. Using that moniker, they advocate fundamentalist Islam rule. Azam Amir Kasab is apparently a member of “The Army of the Good”. Now, this is how the “The Army of the Good” spreads its word for the “Religion of Peace”: It’s kinda blurry, but that’s a [...]
Tags: ally, army of the good, Azam Amir Kasab, barack obama, bush, dark ages, fundamentalist, fundamentalist islam, hotel in mumbai, india, iraq, Lashkar-e-Taiba, mumbai, obama, Osama-Bin-Laden, pakistan, religion-of-peace
Posted in International Issues | 2 Comments »
November 25th, 2008 | 2 Comments
The most screwed up political issue of the Bush administration will be returning I imagine very shortly for the Obama administration. First, I want to make sure people understand where I’m coming from: The “Bush ban on stem cells” originally was passed in 1999. Bush wasn’t president, Bill Clinton was. This was a complete ban [...]
Tags: barack obama, bush administration, claire mccaskill, conservatives, embryonic, embryonic research, embryonic stem cell, george-hw-bush, harry reid, human embryonic stem cell, human embryonic stem cell research, john-mccain, lie, livescience, manipulation, michael-j-fox, nancy pelosi, NIH, politicization, president, President-Bush, republicans, stem cell ban, stem cells
Posted in 2006 US Senate Races, 2008 Presidential Race, Ethics, Idiot of the day, Media, media bias, National Politics, Political Correctness, Politics, The Media | 2 Comments »
November 18th, 2008 | 1 Comment
In 1979 the US government bailed out Chrysler. It was a resounding success as Chrysler restructured, cranked out new and innovative vehicles, and paid back the loan in four years. In 2008, Chrysler, GM, and Ford are back at the begging table for another bailout. In 1979 I was a teenager more interested in babes [...]
Tags: afl-cio, Al-Gore, automakers, bailout, barack obama, bill clinton, chrysler, concessions, employee benefits, extending unemployment benefits, general motors, GM, harry reid, john-kerry, labor union, oversight committee, uaw, union, union dues, united auto workers
Posted in economic-policy | 1 Comment »
Barack Obama is now referred to as President-Elect Barack Obama. Soon to be just President Obama. His sudden rise to The White House has not been the story I think most people would aspire to follow. Well, maybe they would, just not me. I’ll ignore his confusing youth of hanging out with terrorists and all [...]
Tags: alan keyes, ashley dupree, barack obama, blair hull, brenda sexton, democrat, jack ryan, jeri ryan, john-mccain, mike ditka, monica lewinsky, nomination, trailor trash, uncontrollable anger
Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments »
November 10th, 2008 | 2 Comments
This is becoming somewhat of a routine it seems: GM said it will nearly exhaust its cash cushion by year’s end, leaving barely enough for day-to-day operations through the first half of 2009. It said it has ended merger talks with Chrysler, delayed future product plans and cut benefits. But it said those measures may [...]
Tags: 1979, aig, auto producer, automaker, automotive industry, bailout, barack obama, Chrysler Corporation Loan Guarantee Act, Ford, GM, harry reid, jimmy carter, nancy pelosi
Posted in economic-policy | 2 Comments »
People pretty much tend to blame employment, or lack thereof, on the President. However, economic policy and spending comes from Congress. Sure, the Senate has some input, but what gets voted on is purely the Speaker of the House’s prerogative. So, I tend to look at the politics of it all a little different. I [...]
Tags: barack obama, bush tax cuts, congress, democrats, economic-policy, minimum-wage, nancy pelosi, speaker-of-the-house, unemployment
Posted in economic-policy | No Comments »