Rather that than What?
The worst 1 term President?
The only man to be tossed out of office over his birthplace?
The first President to be a lame duck during his first year in office?
Or just anything else that is possible?
Because clearly what he would rather be is impossible.
Seriously, if Obama is not actively trying to destroy this country he would have to be an imbecile. Since it seems unlikely he could be that stupid it is therefore impossible that he is not actively working to destroy the country.
So, what could he possibly be planning as his next step?
Ted Kennedy has died. He is to be buried in Arlington cemetary.
My mother (at whose house I labored all day today) taught me “to never speak ill of the dead” and “If you can’t say anything nice – don’t say anything at all!”
OK Mom.
The Marines know dangerous places and they are very often the first Americans to go to the worst trouble spots – but they also know when the danger is justified. Now, like many Mexican citizens – they will be staying north of the border.
Citing a wave of violence and murder in Mexico, the commanding officer of the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force based at Camp Pendleton has made the popular military “R&R” destinations of Tijuana and nearby beaches effectively off-limits for his Marines.
A revolution is not a dinner party, or writing an essay, or painting a picture, or doing embroidery; it cannot be so refined, so leisurely and gentle, so temperate, kind, courteous, restrained and magnanimous. A revolution is an insurrection, an act of violence by which one class overthrows another.
“Report on an Investigation of the Peasant Movement in Hunan” (March 1927)
The socialist system will eventually replace the capitalist system; this is an objective law independent of man’s will. However much the reactionaries try to hold back the wheel of history, eventually revolution will take place and will inevitably triumph.
“Speech at the Meeting of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR in Celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution” (November 6, 1957)
Taken as a whole, the Chinese revolutionary movement led by the Communist Party embraces the two stages, i.e., the democratic and the socialist revolutions, which are two essentially different revolutionary processes, and the second process can be carried through only after the first has been completed. The democratic revolution is the necessary preparation for the socialist revolution, and the socialist revolution is the inevitable sequel to the democratic revolution. The ultimate aim for which all communists strive is to bring about a socialist and communist society.
“The Chinese Revolution and the Chinese Communist Party” (December 1939)
The lawsuit about Obama’s status as a “natural born citizen” is sort of moot now that the Fed Judge has dismissed it. Of course the dismissal will do nothing to quiet those who are making the claim that Obama is not eligible. The reason for dismissal was given that Berg did not have standing to bring the case:
any harm from an allegedly ineligible candidate was “too vague and its effects too attenuated to confer standing on any and all voters.”
If every voter, if not every citizen of this country would not be individually effected by an ineligible candidate being elected then why would the Constitution demand that only those eligible be allowed to be president?
If not an individual voter then who should have standing?
How would the effects be attenuated?
This dismissal is actually more troubling than the possibility that Obama is ineligible!
Illegal aliens being enticed and aided in entering the US are a problem – the costs to our society caused by those illegals is another problem.
In Nevada, a company that owns multiple McDonalds restaurants has been fined a million dollars and company executives face additional fines.
The company pleaded guilty in federal court in Las Vegas to conspiracy to encourage and induce an alien’s unlawful residence in the United States and aiding and abetting an alien to remain in the country, the department said.
The company’s director of operations also pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting an alien to remain in the country.
And the former vice president of Mack Associates pleaded guilty to inducing an illegal alien to remain in the United States and faces a possible sentence of up to five years in prison and a 250,000 dollar five.
Multiply this result by the thousands of other companies doing the same thing across the country – but then – the million dollar fine will probably find its way into the hands of lawyers provided to illegal aliens fighting expulsion from the country…
At least the deterrent effect on the companies and their executives will help.
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Last July I wrote about Sylvia Larsen and the NH DEMs bragging about their “accomplishments”:
this Legislature met a court deadline to define an adequate education, a significant step on the path to finally solving the problem of education funding.
Well, ain’t that just so special – they bent low before the all mighty court and passed a “definition” of adequate education which she and the Senate Dems just priced out at just shy of a Billion dollars. (A little over a million people in the state, about a thousand dollars each, so a family of four will owe an extra $4000 a year).
We raised the minimum wage, giving a much needed boost to working families.
They raised it what – a buck? $40 more a week times $50 weeks- well I guess those minimum wage earners can handle that – as long as they are single.
We put a stop to smoking in restaurants and bars, so restaurant workers don’t risk their health to keep their jobs and customers can breathe easy knowing they won’t be subjected to second-hand smoke when they eat out.
Who will be going out to these smoke free establishments? Not taxpayer families trying to scrounge up that extra 4 grand.
We also made important investments in our environment, finally restoring funding to the Land and Community Heritage Investment Program to help communities preserve valuable open space and historic buildings. We’re finally paying for much-needed improvements to our beautiful state parks and promoting renewable energy by requiring our electric utilities to buy a growing percentage of their energy from renewable energy producers.
So to make the parks, many of which charge a fee to enter, nicer thanks to the taxpayers, who while trying to save up to pay the adequate education taxes, get to pay higher energy rates because the electric company has to buy renewable energy. Oh, Sylvia, you must be very proud!
We’re getting more New Hampshire children covered with health insurance under Healthy Kids.
So the program was not generous enough by subsidizing health insurance for families up to 4 times the poverty level? Will you rename it the “Healthy millionaire’s kids” program – I remember figuring out that in 2002 it covered families earning as much as $90,000 a year – what did you jack it up to now? And how much will that struggling taxpayer family pay in taxes so all these new kids get subsidized insurance?
We’ve increased spending for our universities and colleges.
More money from the taxpayer to the colleges and university system? So tuitions will come down and poor strapped taxpayer family can afford to send their kids off to UNH or the Tech colleges? OH? tuition is still going up? What a deal – so are the administrators and over paid professors sucking it all up? Proud Sylvia, you must be very proud!
We’ve made a new commitment to increasing our high school graduation rate by expanding programs for at-risk students and raising the drop-out age.
Oh, yeah, I read about how Gilford is adding to their alternative programs for these kids, sounds like a nice program – they neglected to say how much it will cost. With most school systems costing $10,000 or more per student and special alternative programs for a small group certainly costing more – just how much will this really cost? Ask the taxpayers next spring – after the school budgets are written. It won’t be cheap! Wonder how much that will add to the $4000 our taxpayer family is already facing along with their higher costs for energy and college.
We did all this without losing sight of the importance of a healthy business climate and avoiding a sales or income tax.
For now. No new sales tax or new income tax – for now. Of course when the cost of the adequate education is determined that can all change can’t it? Certainly there is not an extra billion a year in the state’s current revenue stream. You spent every dollar expected to come in under the existing taxes and you even inflated those revenues beyond reality, but now the cat is out of the bag – the revenues are not there are they? So what will you do Sylvia? Increase the state property tax? That will be popular. But Gov. Lynch has said he would veto a new income tax. Now did he say he would veto a new sales tax? Gee I don’t know about that one. No, my bet is on an income tax – and Lynch will flinch – forget to veto it and let it go without signature, that is the courageous way Dems like him and Jeanne Shaheen do those things – just don’t sign it, then the blame falls somewhere else – the buck never stops in the corner office when a Dem is in it!
Oh what a world….what a world! (Hey, anyone got a bucket of water handy – maybe an untaxed bottle will do!)
Create Word Macro -Search and replace”Illegal im” with NULL
Apply to all AP stories on Illegal immigrants and you get:
Now I mentally apply the opposite Macro to these stories in order to understand the true story – of course I have embellished my reverse Macro to also replace the immigrant part with alien and we then have the un PC version.
SAN DIEGO (AP) — The illegal aliens board rickety boats in the dark, taking orders from inexperienced seamen. From sandy Mexican shores popular with weekend tourists, they can see downtown San Diego’s lights when the sky is clear.
Smugglers who charge them about $4,000 each for the illegal crossing often use two boats with different crews for the short trip, forcing them to change at sea, authorities say. That way, the hired hands will have less to tell if they are captured.
U.S. officials and academics suspect heightened enforcement on land is pushing illegal aliens to gamble their lives on the kind of dangerous voyages – on flimsy watercraft and with little regard for winter – more commonly associated with Cubans and Haitians braving the Florida Straits.
And there you are!
