Corned Beef or Just Re-hash?
January 28th 2010 11:04
B.O. (B.S.) got to enjoy face time again last night. His endless speech was boring enough to keep even Biden yawning. And why should yawning come with the repetitive droning? Sort of like peanut butter and jelly, they go so well together.
Every time he blathered on about listing all the earmarks on the internet before any voting, I yawned. Blaming President Bush seems to be his favorite old stand-by when it comes to rhetorical garbage. Glossing over national security was no surprise, of course, since it is nothing close to a priority with him. In short, the speech was a crock. He did manage to squeeze in his favorite word more than 100 times... that word is "I".
As usual, he whined about Republicans being the party of "NO!" Let's think about that for a minute, shall we, folks?
"Hey, let's kill a few million babies and force everyone to pay for it!"
"No."
"Let's throw another few trillion dollars down the rat hole!"
"No."
"Let's give terrorists all the rights of citizens and protect them!"
"No."
"Let's just open the borders and welcome more illegals so they can vote for Democrats!"
"No."
"Let's break all those stupid promises that got us elected!"
"No."
"Let's create the biggest bureaucracy in the universe, charge a fortune for poor quality medical care, and socialize everything!"
"No."
That's about the size of it, folks. Being the party of "NO!" isn't such a bad thing when you consider the consequences of being a "Yes man" to the destruction of everything good. He managed again to squeeze in the lie about there being no viable alternatives to his "healthcare reform" trash.
How many gullible turkeys will actually be fooled by the repeated promises of "transparency" and "integrity" when they must have already seen that B.O. (B.S.) doesn't understand the concepts.
After a disastrous first year in office, the best we can hope for is a rerun of the same lies we have already heard? Hash is good, but re-hashed lies are still lies, they just stick out a little more with each cooking.
Every time he blathered on about listing all the earmarks on the internet before any voting, I yawned. Blaming President Bush seems to be his favorite old stand-by when it comes to rhetorical garbage. Glossing over national security was no surprise, of course, since it is nothing close to a priority with him. In short, the speech was a crock. He did manage to squeeze in his favorite word more than 100 times... that word is "I".
As usual, he whined about Republicans being the party of "NO!" Let's think about that for a minute, shall we, folks?
"Hey, let's kill a few million babies and force everyone to pay for it!"
"No."
"Let's throw another few trillion dollars down the rat hole!"
"No."
"Let's give terrorists all the rights of citizens and protect them!"
"No."
"Let's just open the borders and welcome more illegals so they can vote for Democrats!"
"No."
"Let's break all those stupid promises that got us elected!"
"No."
"Let's create the biggest bureaucracy in the universe, charge a fortune for poor quality medical care, and socialize everything!"
"No."
That's about the size of it, folks. Being the party of "NO!" isn't such a bad thing when you consider the consequences of being a "Yes man" to the destruction of everything good. He managed again to squeeze in the lie about there being no viable alternatives to his "healthcare reform" trash.
How many gullible turkeys will actually be fooled by the repeated promises of "transparency" and "integrity" when they must have already seen that B.O. (B.S.) doesn't understand the concepts.
After a disastrous first year in office, the best we can hope for is a rerun of the same lies we have already heard? Hash is good, but re-hashed lies are still lies, they just stick out a little more with each cooking.
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Loved the title, well done, S.L.
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Comment by Lester Caudill
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He has dug in and hold his ground, we see how that has worked out so far in Mass., Virginia, and New Jersey. The mid term are coming I hoped he would be stubborn.
With the mood of the Nation dems are going to have a hard time, Obama has really brought change and hope to the republican party.
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How's your weather? We are under a winter storm warning I am expecting 10 inches of snow, I just hope the electric doesn't go off.
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Roads are still pretty much untouched and very slick not Church today it's just to dangerous for people to travel.
What's sad is I don't have a fire place, and I gave my wood stove to a friend that needed it. A few years ago electric was cheat here since we are one of the top coal producing states.
But now our electric rates have just about doubled, I kinda feel stupid for going total electric now. I have and unlimited amount of fire wood on property.
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It might be a good idea for you to see about a wood stove again. Especially since you can supply your own wood. I'd like to have one, but no idea where I'd put it...
Comment by Lester Caudill
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But that's very good advice, I have been thinking about making that investment again. In the long run if these winters continue to be very cold it would pay for itself in a couple of years.
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