Archive for the ‘Politics’ Category
April 26, 2012
Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney is beginning to wear a little thin on me. It seems like all he ever does anymore is present himself as an agent for President Barack Obama. That’s right, I said it. He is like an undercover mole working to make sure that President Obama’s name is mentioned so much that when people walk into the voting booth, that’s all they will remember is President Obama’s name, and therefore, awash in a sense of familiarity, vote accordingly. continue reading more
Tags:bullying, Democrats, election 2012, Mitt Romney, President Obama, Presidential elections, Republicans
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January 29, 2012
This time it’s Kansas House Speaker Mike O’Neal. Mere words cannot describe how disturbing this is! If he was joking, it is not funny. If he was serious….urghh. This is the house speaker yall. What kind of example is he setting for the people of his state? I hope he has been put under 24-hour surveillance and is given a thorough pat down from now on when he comes anywhere near President Obama. And to wish the innocent Obama children (who are NOT his political rivals) fatherless? He sounds like a terribly loose cannon to be a political official. In the words of one poster, this is frightening nuttery.

In the words of another poster, he should be recalled immediately for
Conduct Unbecoming to a Human Being
Tags:Children, Christian, Elections, Family, Fathers, GOP, Hatred, House Speaker, Kansas, Obama Derangement Syndrome, Prayer, President Obama
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January 26, 2012
Good Afternoon everyone. This picture right here speaks 2 million words. Arizonians you need to take your governor in the corner room and give her a stern talking to about how she’s representing you in front of the world. You don’t stick your finger in the President’s face. Wait a minute, it goes far beyond that. Even if he wasn’t the President, you don’t go sticking your finger in someone’s face.

As adults we have learned, or should have learned by now, that we speak and communicate our points of view with our mouths and NOT our hands. She knows good and well if he had been seen wagging his finger in her face, Gloria Allred (allegedly) and every feminist women’s group in the country would have been up in arms. Well that goes both ways lady! Put your hands in your pockets if you can’t control yourself. Thank you.
Tags:Abuse, African American, Arizon, Gloria Allred, Governor, Jan Brewer, NAACP, NOW, President Obama, White House, Women
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December 23, 2011
I am beyond appalled by an article I read this morning. You can read the sordid details of the article here . Even though there was no profanity used, the level of insult is exceedingly high and disturbing.
What disturbs me about the situation is that Congress member (I can’t even bring myself to call him a CongressMAN right now) Jim Sensenbrenner is setting a dangerous and insulting precedent in the already volatile world of politics. continue reading more
Tags:Congress, Ethics, Jim Sensenbrenner, Michelle Obama, President Obama, Wisconsin
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July 17, 2011
For the past few weeks Congress has been very publicly going back and forth with President Barack Obama regarding the debt ceiling. I decided it’s time for us to explore this issue a little further. First, according to CNN Money, “it’s a cap set by Congress on the amount of debt the federal government can legally borrow. The cap applies to debt owed to the public (i.e., anyone who buys U.S. bonds) plus debt owed to federal government trust funds such as those for Social Security and Medicare.
From the way Congress is carrying on, quite naturally I became alarmed that President Obama must be proposing some monstrosity, the likes of which had never been seen in the history of organized government. Well fasten your seat belts because you are not going to believe what I learned. Continue reading more
Tags:Current Events, debt ceiling, President Obama
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July 4, 2011
July 4th stands for freedom and independence. Upon reflection, those who favor the Confederate flag flying on the State Capitol grounds of Columbia, South Carolina, do have this right. But why in the name of compassion and empathy would they want to?
The Confederate Flag is a banner that yet waves over the State Capitol grounds of Columbia, South Carolina. It has been waving since 1962. It is time that the proud citizens of Columbia, South Carolina, take down the Confederate Flag. Columbia’s city slogan is “Famously Hot”. South Carolinians should be hot about this embarrassment hanging over our city.
Many people in favor of keeping this flag flying argue that it is a part of history, and as such, should not be forgotten, or removed. This, however, is a part of history that is nothing to be proud of. Continue reading more
Tags:African American, Commentary, Confederate Flag, Congress, Culture, Current Events, Diversity, Freedom, History, Independence Day, July 4th, Legislature, Petition, Politics, Race, Social Awareness, Voting
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September 10, 2009
I am horrified and appalled by the fact that Congressman Wilson is following in the steps of Gov. Sanford and bringing shame upon our great State. No matter his feelings, there is a time and place for everything. He disrepected our State, the Congress, Continue reading more
Tags:Commentary, Congress, Culture, Current Events, Government, Politics
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January 4, 2009
To me, this inauguration means don’t give up. It means for all of the outrageous taxes, seemingly insurmountable bills, and dead-end jobs masquerading as careers that I / We endure, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Continue reading more
Tags:Change, Commentary, Community, Current Events, Government, Hope, Politics, President, Voting
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July 13, 2008
The PUSH Rainbow Coalition was always, in my mind, the stuff dreams were made of. A coalition of people of all races and economic status united in a PUSH for justice for all. To top it off, this Rainbow was headed by the Rev. Jesse Jackson. A man who’s fiery oratory style stirred the hearts of us all in his historic turn as a black man running for President of the United States of America in 1984.
Fast forward some 18 years later….Rev. Jackson is caught muttering unkind things about another black man running for President of these same United States. Continue reading more
Tags:African American, Commentary, Conflict, Cooperation, Culture, Current Events, Government, Politics, President
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“Uglier” Politics…A Sadder Day…A Lower Low Has Been Reached!
January 29, 2012This time it’s Kansas House Speaker Mike O’Neal. Mere words cannot describe how disturbing this is! If he was joking, it is not funny. If he was serious….urghh. This is the house speaker yall. What kind of example is he setting for the people of his state? I hope he has been put under 24-hour surveillance and is given a thorough pat down from now on when he comes anywhere near President Obama. And to wish the innocent Obama children (who are NOT his political rivals) fatherless? He sounds like a terribly loose cannon to be a political official. In the words of one poster, this is frightening nuttery.
In the words of another poster, he should be recalled immediately for
Conduct Unbecoming to a Human Being
Read the full story here. Photo credit: reponeal.com
Tags:Children, Christian, Elections, Family, Fathers, GOP, Hatred, House Speaker, Kansas, Obama Derangement Syndrome, Prayer, President Obama
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