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Barbara West (at WFTV in Orlando) not only angered Biden “I don’t know who’s writing your questions” Biden during this interview (view the video), she also caused the Obama campaign to give a preview of how they intend to censor the press and others should voters buy into their sham and put them into office. Because they didn’t like the questions asked by Barbara West, the Obama campaign canceled WFTV’s scheduled interview with Joe Biden’s wife Jill. There’s evidence that government computers (in Democrat-controlled Ohio) were used to gather information on Joe the Plumber. (If you watch the Barbara West interview of Joe Biden video, you’ll also hear how Biden perpetrates continuing the claim that the $800,000+ Obama gave to ACORN to “get out the vote” during the primaries doesn’t count as contributing to ACORN’s efforts “this election.” Biden failed to convince me that I’m not about to become a disenfranchised voter.) God bless Sarah Palin! In Other News….A joke that’s making the rounds via e-mail is: Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and Al Gore are all riding on a donkey. The donkey isn’t going fast enough so they all agree that on the count of 3, they’ll each give the donkey a kick. That worked and the donkey took off running. Suddenly, they noticed they were fast approaching a cliff. They were unable to reach a consensus as to how they should proceed to convince the donkey to stop, so the donkey ran over the edge of the cliff. Question: Who (or what) was saved?
Joe, who like most of us who are ambitious and still believe in the American Dream, has been working 12-hour days. In Joe’s case, he’s working hard because he hopes to buy a plumbing business. Joe wants to be able to employee other people, but now fears that achieving his dream in Barack Hussein Obama’s world would mean that by grossing more than $250,000 in a year, he’ll now be considered wealthy. The important factor is that what a small business grosses is far removed from that business’ profit. Confiscatory tax rates mean that Joe can’t achieve his dream because Obama’s taxes will take away the dollars Joe (and people like him) want to invest in the business. Dollars that could otherwise be used to pay other employees and the benefits for those employees. On Sunday, Wurzelbacher told Obama that he’s working hard because of his goal to buy a plumbing company that grosses more than $250,000 a year; Joe asked him: “Your new tax plan is going to tax me more, isn’t it?” Obama’s reply said it all: “It’s not that I want to punish your success, I just want to make sure that everybody who is behind you, that they’ve got a chance at success, too. I think when you spread the wealth around, it’s good for everybody.” In other words, Obama doesn’t think that anyone who works hard should have more fruits from their labors than those who don’t work. Joe and people like him are supposed to work to pay his own bills and those of as many nonworking people as possible. (In the meantime, those who milk the system and cook the books are rewarded. After all, cooking the books is why even though he’s in the middle of a divorce and still has an $8 million home to sell Frank Raines has the money to buy a $4.9 million condo.) More information:His Invisible Friend Joe the Plumber His Invisible Friend Joe the Plumber Discussion on Free Republic Complete Index for the World’s Greatest Plumber T Shirt and Gift Ideas Design
I also happen to be white — and 1/16th Cherokee, which is why you see the casino-associated t-shirt design picture and link in the right column of this page, but I digress…. It’s racist for me to associate my skin color with any organization. Politically correct restrictions prohibit me from forming the White Conservative Christian Bloggers Who are Primarily Stuck at Home Because of a Disabling Chronic Condition Caucus, for example. Despite that, if someone uses my middle name, it’s absurd to think that “Kay” implies any association with the KKK. (If Democrat Robert C. Byrd’s middle name was Kay, he couldn’t make the same claim.) The Democrat presidential candidate is half black. It’s just as absurd for Democrats to claim that anyone who uses the Democrat presidential candidate’s middle name is implying that their candidate practices the Muslim faith of his father. (For those of you who’ve been under a rock for the 50 years of this current presidential election campaign, Barack* H. Obama’s middle name is Hussein.) On the other hand, in my opinion anyone can — and should! — make assumptions about the Democrat presidential candidate Barack H. Obama based on the names of his friends and associates at ACORN, the Weather Underground, and on and on…. Kay is my middle name. Hussein is Obama’s. Refraining from saying either middle name out loud won’t change a thing. What is is (according to the usual meaning of “is”). Deal with it!
If you’re upset about the group that encourages and perpetrates countless acts of voter fraud, then point out the ACORN community organizer’s history with the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now with this ACORN Man design. |
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A professional writer since 1984, Pamela Rice Hahn is the author of 18 published books.