I think alot of this comes from the Sandy Hook tragedy, and similar situations.
Schools are terrified of having something like that happen, so if a situation has a shred of resemblance to that, they jump all over it. I don’t think it’s right, but I would not be surprised if that was the case.
I guess what they say is true, Chushin: you can’t teach an old dog not to gnaw at a bone from a dead horse. Or something like that. 
Director cancels his Hillary Movie.
Ferguson, in explaining his decision, also cited the pressure on both sides of the aisle regarding the film. While Democrats and Clinton aides were apparently concerned the documentary would dig up scandalous details from the past, Republicans were openly concerned it would paint Clinton in a flattering light in advance of a possible 2016 presidential bid.
Looks like Obama got caught in another off prompter statement. Obama claims a hoax is the reason that Iran is getting rid of its nuclear ambitions.
The Democratic National Committee is nearly broke…
Considering the DNC has a very high profile politician, President Obama, to go out and raise money on their behalf, there must be some real organization issues behind the scenes. As of now, their books show $18.1M in creditors and $12.5 in the bank.
Several executives at firms that contract to provide services to the party -- speaking anonymously to avoid antagonizing what remains an important if troubled client -- describe an organization playing for time as they raise alarms about past-due bills falling further behind. And senior strategists close to the DNC say they worry the organization appears to have no road map back to solvency. "They really thought they could get this money raised by the summer," one said, "but the fact is, from talking to people over there, they have no real plan for how to solve this."
[quote]MaximusB wrote:
The Democratic National Committee is nearly broke…
Considering the DNC has a very high profile politician, President Obama, to go out and raise money on their behalf, there must be some real organization issues behind the scenes. As of now, their books show $18.1M in creditors and $12.5 in the bank.
Several executives at firms that contract to provide services to the party -- speaking anonymously to avoid antagonizing what remains an important if troubled client -- describe an organization playing for time as they raise alarms about past-due bills falling further behind. And senior strategists close to the DNC say they worry the organization appears to have no road map back to solvency. "They really thought they could get this money raised by the summer," one said, "but the fact is, from talking to people over there, they have no real plan for how to solve this."
http://www.breitbart.com/InstaBlog/2013/09/30/DNC-Nearly-Broke[/quote]
I read another article that states Obama’s PAC is taking donors away from the DNC. That PAC is only interested in getting Obama’s second term agenda completed. 2014 Midterms are going to be interesting.
http://www.jammiewf.com/2013/figures-obamacare-helpline-number-is-1-800-f1u-ckyo/
The Obamacare “help line” number is 1800 318 2596
It spells F1UCKYO! That’s pretty consistant with the way he’s been running things!
They’re not ‘just’ a conservative party. They’re an anti-immigrant party whose members keep getting caught doing nazi stuff in public.
I can see why any government agency would have reasonable suspicions about the treatment of children from a non-UK background in their care. Common sense, people, and please stop blowing issues up beyond any possible significance they might have.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=230635128
No link to the actual poll but 34%, lol. With a 16 point spread…
Ouch.
President Stompy Foot and the Spite House aren’t polling all that well.
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=230635128
No link to the actual poll but 34%, lol. With a 16 point spread…
Ouch.
President Stompy Foot and the Spite House aren’t polling all that well. [/quote]
Don’t you think this is more hurtful for the President ? Let’s face it, the House has never polled well to begin with. But Bambi’s numbers going down like a hooker in a whore house is more telling IMO.
[quote]MaximusB wrote:
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=230635128
No link to the actual poll but 34%, lol. With a 16 point spread…
Ouch.
President Stompy Foot and the Spite House aren’t polling all that well. [/quote]
Don’t you think this is more hurtful for the President ? Let’s face it, the House has never polled well to begin with. But Bambi’s numbers going down like a hooker in a whore house is more telling IMO.[/quote]
This is also an NPR report on an AP poll. After the phone tapping incident the AP has really fallen in line and been very good lap dogs. Shit their water carrying could be a crossfit WOD at this point.
So I wouldn’t be surprised if Stompyfoot’s numbers are a bit inflated here.
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
[quote]MaximusB wrote:
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=230635128
No link to the actual poll but 34%, lol. With a 16 point spread…
Ouch.
President Stompy Foot and the Spite House aren’t polling all that well. [/quote]
Don’t you think this is more hurtful for the President ? Let’s face it, the House has never polled well to begin with. But Bambi’s numbers going down like a hooker in a whore house is more telling IMO.[/quote]
This is also an NPR report on an AP poll. After the phone tapping incident the AP has really fallen in line and been very good lap dogs. Shit their water carrying could be a crossfit WOD at this point.
So I wouldn’t be surprised if Stompyfoot’s numbers are a bit inflated here. [/quote]
I think the citizens are starting to see how large the government has become, and that a lot of what they do is non-essential. Bam’s numbers are falling because he is going out of his way, using the executive branch powers, to make this hurt. I think the people are seeing this. The march yesterday was very telling.
House Republicans change their rules to ensure the Government cannot be reopened by rogue Republicans or the Dems:
The protest today at the WWII memorial, one of the open air memorial that fucking Obama is spending money to keep people out of, got interesting today. Protesters, mostly Veterans, broke down the barricades and carried them a half a mile to the White house and threw the barricades against the fence.
The Coward in Chief left the white house in his helicopter with his tail between his legs as “Officers” in full tactical gear broke up the demonstration.
An interesting fact is that the WWII memorial was built ENTIRELY with PRIVATE money… So who the FUCK is that piece of shit to close it?
[quote]VTBalla34 wrote:
House Republicans change their rules to ensure the Government cannot be reopened by rogue Republicans or the Dems:
Isn’t that what the Dems did to pass Obamacare?
[quote]angry chicken wrote:
The protest today at the WWII memorial, one of the open air memorial that fucking Obama is spending money to keep people out of, got interesting today. Protesters, mostly Veterans, broke down the barricades and carried them a half a mile to the White house and threw the barricades against the fence.
The Coward in Chief left the white house in his helicopter with his tail between his legs as “Officers” in full tactical gear broke up the demonstration.
An interesting fact is that the WWII memorial was built ENTIRELY with PRIVATE money… So who the FUCK is that piece of shit to close it?
I was 100% behind this march and glad they did it.
