Resistance is Futile
The Borg-like Mitt Romney suffered incredible primary losses in the southern states of Mississippi and Alabama last night. Once again he showed he cannot win in the South. Lucky for Mitt he will be running agin a negro Nazi, socialistic communist, Keynesian Marxist Muslim who hates white people and wants to take their guns away.
The longer the Republican primary race goes on, the more it seems that Mitt the Inevitable may become Mitt the Fortuitous (if he is allowed the nomination). The Republican party is going to have to pull a rabbit out of the proverbial bag of dirty tricks if they want their man in. Can’t wait for the show.
President Obama on the other hand? Well, what will the Republican agenda be when he wins in November? To make sure he doesn’ t win a third term? Will they be able to overcome their racist tendencies and work with him to actually help the American people? Or, will we give President Obama what he needs – overwhelming majorities in both the House and Senate – to do the things he knows that we know that he knows we want him to do?
- L. Morales
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Republicans Full of Gas
By now we all know that the United States consumes approx. 20% of the world’s oil while our domestic production capacity sits at 2%. We could not drill enough oil here in America to supply our own addicted demand, much less influence world oil prices. Yet Republican presidential hopefuls continue to blame President Obama for the spike in prices at the tank. Newt Gingrich even goes so far as to say, if he’s elected President, gas prices will be $2.50/gallon. Remember when John McCain said he knew where Osama Bin Laden was? All we had to do was elect him President and he would tell us. Well we all know where Osama is now don’t we?
Interesting interview yesterday. Matt Lauer of the Today Show asked about the increase in gasoline prices. Rex Tillerson, Chairman and CEO of Exxon (the world’s largest oil company) stated: “What drove these prices up is entirely the crude oil price. Supply and demand is fine. So what’s led to this most recent run-up? Obviously concerns about the rhetoric over the closing of the Strait of Hormuz and the conflicts with Iran.” What? Did he just say that? Yes, yes he did. The 1%er confirmed that Wall St. speculators are responsible for the drastic and sudden increases in gas prices. Not President Obama. So sorry Republicans, I guess it’s back to the drawing board!
p.s. – Drill baby drill!
- L. Morales
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He wants to Get to Know You...
Vagina Rules!
Rule #1: Women vote dumb-ass.
Possibly the most wonderful creation God has ever made, I love it. Do you? Why do Republicans hate vagina? I would argue their apparent war on women proves it right? Is it jealously? Envy? Payback for past denial? Something Freudian perhaps?
The latest: Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell (R) says he will sign into law a bill that would require a forced vaginal probe and a waiting period before any abortion. This would be done regardless of patient or doctor consent. Governor “get to know you” McDonnell is rumored to be high – on Mitt Romney’s list of possible vice presidential running mates. Maybe he is just trying to endear himself to women voters?
Question: Why are there any women in the Republican party? Can someone please explain it to me? This example is just the latest in a long line of anti-woman policies the power-drunk Republican Party has unleashed. For a party that claims to want government out of our lives, they keep finding creative ways to be involved in the most intimate parts of it. The right of a woman to her self-determination is just that – hers. Dumb-ass.
- L. Morales
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Breaking News: Newt denies Oily Taint
Having easy access to laughing gas is not a good thing. With renewed urgency, California attorney Orly Taitz continued to beat her dead horse. At a Gingrich campaign event in Pasadena California, the leader of the birther movement appealed to fading Presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich to adopt her flailing cause. ”Somebody who wouldn’t be good enough, who wouldn’t be certified to pick tomatoes or clean bathrooms is sitting in the White House.” she emphatically stated. Not willing to take on the added weight of the birther fantasy, Gingrich said, “That’s a project you should pursue. I have enough issues to debate Obama about.”
Oh Newt. Such the politician. He once again skillfully played both sides of the fence. He of course recognizes the futility of the birther movement and the damage it might do if he were to openly embrace it. Be assured, he also knows there is a following for the nonsensical movement, so, as he has done from the beginning, he disrespectfully refers to the President as “Obama”, subliminally confirming and reinforcing the talking point that the President is not “the President” and he too questions his legitimacy. Oh Newt.
* Xenical (Orlistat) – a weight loss pill whose severe side effects should be Googled at your leisure.
- L. Morales
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and the Winner is…
In this corner, Newt Gingrich – Gingrich… in this corner Rick Santorum – Santorum in the corner everybody – somebody get a mop… and in this corner, racist Ron Paul – Racist Ron everybody… and in this corner… the $57,000/hour man Mitt Romney. Yes, the cage match continues…
“Tired of the Obama extreme agenda” and “excited to cast the first vote against it”, Maine caucus goers helped “severe conservative” Mitt Romney deliver a knockout punch today. The golden-gloved one delivered the 1-2 to his opponents with a 39% victory topping Ron Paul’s 36%, Rick Santorum’s 18% and Newt Gingrich’s 6%.
One step closer to being chin-checked by Barack Obama.
- L. Morales
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WHUT ?!!
Is Newt Moot? -or- Super Pacs Pack Powerful Punch
In case you haven’t heard, Mitt Romney won the Republican primary in Florida today. Romney-47%/ Gingrich-31%/ Santorum-13%/ Paul-7%. “Carpet-bombing” is what Newt Gingrich called it. 92% of the ads run in Florida were negative. $30 million worth. Democrats are loving it! Next stop Nevada. I wonder if the candidates will play fair in Las Vegas? What are the odds?
- L. Morales
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Ubiquitous Santorum -or- Iowaaaaa?
Santorum is on everyone’s lips today. And rightfully so. Presidential contender Rick Santorum placed a very close and very respectable 2nd in the first Republican presidential contest. 9 votes and he would have won. Having not nearly as much financial backing as Mitt Romney, he employed an alternate tactic and canvassed the hell out of Iowa. Spending 250 days and stopping at each of Iowa’s 99 counties paid off. In the group of right wing ideologues with cockeyed ideas, he is second on the list. Congratulations!
- question for the Iowa voters: What the hell is a Pizza Ranch?
- L. Morales
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What Tea Party Sowed
With the help of the Tea Party Republicans, Speaker of the House John Boehner suffered a humiliating and embarrassing defeat today; one that calls into question his competence as Speaker. He was forced to allow a vote on the middle class Payroll Tax Cut, which Republicans in the House, after days of rhetoric and vitriol, begrudgingly passed. Imagine that… having to be pressured to help 160 million Americans save an average of $40.00/paycheck. A government “by the people, for the people”? Let’s not forget this come election time shall we?
After signing the extension this morning, President Obama is well on his way to his Christmas in Hawaii – Aloha Mr. President.
- L. Morales
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… of Arizona?
Not for much longer if the voters have anything to say about it! From illegally firing her Redistricting Chairman because she did not like the newly proposed maps, to signing into law the unconstitutional SB1070 immigration bill, Governor Jan Brewer has become the next target of a recall effort in Arizona. Too late to save face Jan … way, way too late.
- L. Morales
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Next Step: Occupy Politics
The Occupy Wall Street movement, and all the other Occupy movements inspired by it, have had incredible success in changing the political conversation both here in the United States and abroad. Unfortunately, we Americans are a fickle bunch. The movement may be losing it’s romance in the eyes of the general populous. It is time for a change in tactics. It is time to “Occupy Cyberspace”.
This is a call for all members and true believers in the Occupy movement to come together in one location. We need a definitive number to represent the strength of the movement. We need to form a unifying body to represent all of our voices, our desires to make the United States of America great again; to balance the playing field; to secure a promising future for our children and grandchildren: the United Occupy Party!
Show your support! Goto: Change.org and sign the petition. We can do this, one signature at time! – United we stand, divided we crawl.
- L. Morales
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