Team Corruption.

All in the imagination of the Vast Right Wing conspiracy.

Yet another Johnson.

Charles, you've got to rein in your cousins!

sometime today we will hear the wheels bumping over him

Honestly, who vetted him and his campaign staff? Bozo the Clown?

This is not the Jim Johnson I knew...

You are the company you keep.

It is the company you keep, Senator Obama.

It gets better every day.

Hope and Money Laundering.

I'm wondering just how much more punishment that bus can take.

This is not the Jim Johnson I knew...

re: #5 JohnnyReb

Honestly, who vetted him and his campaign staff? Bozo the Clown?

Yeah, Bozo Da Mayor on the fifth floor of city hall.

The bus is in for maintenance after hitting too many reality bumps.
As soon as it is back in service they will take care of the back-log of problems that Barry " would not separate from", until, well, it served him.

He's going to need a bigger bus.

(Jaws rippoff)

This just in...
Obama's bus has overturned on 1-95, there were too many people underneath it.
Word is he will now be using a 747, and instead of throwing people under a bus, he will be throwing them out the plane's door.

re: #11 USBeast

I'm wondering just how much more punishment that bus can take.

No clue, but the CTA seems to be providing him with more buses.

This is getting fun...and it's only June! What will we find out about Obama himself by November?

Somewhere Oprah still doesn't care.

And naturally the press will turn a blind eye, maybe even give that guy a job doing political commentary on CNN

I want to see a Saturday Night Live skit of all these people crouching down, tightly packed together in a confined space, always having to make room for new people every few minutes, recognizing friends who squeeze in -- and only halfway through do you realize that the setting is under Obama's bus.

Very soon now, it will be very difficult for him to keep up with the lies spin he's been pitching. He must have an army of assistants keeping track of what he's told to whom.

Can we not charge Hussein Obama with a RICO act or something similar ?
The friends he has are gangster thugs

Obama would be better off listening to Karl Rove

re: #1 zombie

Team Corruption.

Obama and the Chicago Machine have this wonderful knack for making the Clintons look clean.

Whack a mole

Didn't JIm Johnson of Fannie Mae (mortgage backed securities) cause the mortgage crisis in the first place! Now that's chutzpah, having that illgotten gains guy on board while Americans lose their homes.

re: #13 Honorary Yooper

Yeah, Bozo Da Mayor on the fifth floor of city hall.

Come to think about it, Bozo the Clown was from Chicago. My son got on his show once in 1989 in downtown Chicago when we were stationed at Great lakes. He won a huge bucket full of Bozo bubblegum. Took him nearly a year to finish it.

Yeah, but "tangentially" will throw everyone off. The media will repeat it and not one will understand it.

This BHO is the poorest judge of character I've ever seen. If he worked for me, I wouldn't let him hire a part-time file clerk!

re: #11 USBeast

I'm wondering just how much more punishment that bus can take.

Sadly, Soros could afford to buy him a new bus every day between now and November.

re: #3 zombie

Yet another Johnson.

Charles, you've got to rein in your cousins!

I always thought that "Charles Johnson" was the name assumed by our Lizardroid Master when he arrived on Earth after the long and hard journey from the planet Aidemydni.

This is not the Jim Johnson that I knew!

re: #22 LeftJustAintRight

Can we not charge Hussein Obama with a RICO act or something similar ?
The friends he has are gangster thugs

If Patrick Fitzgerald has his way, that could be coming.

The Audacity of Scrutiny!

Now more people under the bus than in the bus.

What's the name of Obama's bus: short ride.

may the wheels come off

re: #9 AndyMacOP

It gets better every day.

I'm afraid it's becoming white noise.

re: #36 Russkilitlover

I'm afraid it's becoming white noise.

You racist

/

re: #28 Russkilitlover

Yeah, but "tangentially" will throw everyone off. The media will repeat it and not one will understand it.

This BHO is the poorest judge of character I've ever seen. If he worked for me, I wouldn't let him hire a part-time file clerk!

I suspect he likes to find people who will blythely do the dirty work and take the payoffs

This dude has more skeletons in his closet than The Munsters. Sheesh.

He is such a f*cking two-faced lying jackass.

I'm sorry, but I've had it with his bullshit.

re: #18 freedombilly

This is getting fun...and it's only June! What will we find out about Obama himself by November?

Somewhere Oprah still doesn't care.

He's BRILL-YUNT!

re: #28 Russkilitlover

Yeah, but "tangentially" will throw everyone off. The media will repeat it and not one will understand it.

This BHO is the poorest judge of character I've ever seen. If he worked for me, I wouldn't let him hire a part-time file clerk!

* * *
Community organizers aren't supposed to make judgments about people!

This will wear on even the liberal press at some point in time. Obama's responses are inappropriate and repetitive. "McCain did it first" and then pointing out some BS is not adequate. McCain bought into this for a while. Threw Hagee to the lions without ever asking Hagee if the allegations that he was anti-Catholic are true (he runs a charity for retired nuns, to thank them for their service). But now tgis grows tiresome, and McCain realizes he has been had by a Clintonesque team of liars and dissemblers.

Shit, it's not even July yet. We still have 21 weeks till the election.

Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't this all about Baruch attacking a company that was headed up by one of his Veep vetters?

To repeat the four rules of the Chicago Rules of Politics:

The first rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that only the Chicago Machine may win.

The second rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that it is not cheating if Chicago Machine does it.

The third rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that more money you give to the Chicago Machine the better.

The fourth rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is if you're dead, you're a Democratic voter.

Any further suggestions?

re: #30 The Other Les

I always thought that "Charles Johnson" was the name assumed by our Lizardroid Master when he arrived on Earth after the long and hard journey from the planet Aidemydni.

Kinda like "Ford Prefect"?

re: #46 Ben Hur

Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't this all about Baruch attacking a company that was headed up by one of his Veep vetters?

BEN HUR!

You are correct.

And I missed you.

From the link:

Ultimately, our assumption is that you will hire people for “discrete tasks” in your administration in the same way you hire them for your campaign. Ultimately, we assume that when you complain about others with connections to subprime lenders and corruption that you will avoid those connections yourself. Otherwise, we assume you are a hypocrite who spouts off about “hope and change” as a way to distract people from the fact that you have no experience for the job you seek.

Exactly. Well said.

re: #39 Cartman

This dude has more skeletons in his closet than The Munsters. Sheesh.

and conveniently, none of them were the skeletons he thought they were.

re: #40 loppyd

Hey there.

re: #47 The Other Les

To repeat the four rules of the Chicago Rules of Politics:

The first rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that only the Chicago Machine may win.

The second rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that it is not cheating if Chicago Machine does it.

The third rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that more money you give to the Chicago Machine the better.

The fourth rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is if you're dead, you're a Democratic voter.

Any further suggestions?

So far you got it right.

NRO has a nice summary of what BHO said about said profession and those who work for companies like Countryside. It's not what Johnson did, it's what Obama said about the profession before hiring said person.

They also had an item yesterday, titled "dumb and dumber". First was a quote by McCain on saying the gas tax holiday would help. Then a quote by Obama on going after big oil.

re: #48 Spiny Norman

Kinda like "Ford Prefect"?

Yes.

well, folks he did say Johnson wasn't "working" for him...

I guess this will be followed by a Clintonesc, "It all depends upon how you define the word WORK"...

Of course, many in Washington would have problems with that word even though they weren't a Clinton!

Buzz, if your out there.

I'm think The Who.

re: #47 The Other Les

Any further suggestions?

Vote early and vote often.

Any and all distractions from the bamboozling of America will not be tolerated!
My grandaddy wanted 100% taxation, you gotta problem with that?
Racists!

re: #52 Sizzlack

and conveniently, none of them were the skeletons he thought they were.

Skeletons? Obama wasn't even aware that he had a closet. Honest.

re: #44 pat

This will wear on even the liberal press at some point in time. Obama's responses are inappropriate and repetitive. "McCain did it first" and then pointing out some BS is not adequate. McCain bought into this for a while. Threw Hagee to the lions without ever asking Hagee if the allegations that he was anti-Catholic are true (he runs a charity for retired nuns, to thank them for their service). But now tgis grows tiresome, and McCain realizes he has been had by a Clintonesque team of liars and dissemblers.

Yes, it will. Not until after the Inaugural Ball, at least.

No, really.

What's amazing to me is the pattern these disavowals always follow. First Obama defends the person's integrity, then he says he had no idea about their indiscretion, then he claims their relationship is distant. Only after weeks or months of stalling does he finally fling the person under the very crowded bus. If I were in his position (and I wouldn't be, because my associates are pure as the driven snow), I would do the bus fling immediately. It cuts the cycle short and it fades from memory much more quickly.

re: #50 loppyd

Missed you too!

Hey wait just a minute
We can Impeach Hussein Obama before he tkes the oath
LOL
Hahahaha

So these aren’t folks who are working for me...

BHO

What. A. Tool. Are they working on someone else's behalf?

Throwing geometrical terms in will NOT get us off track, Senator.

re: #44 pat

This will wear on even the liberal press at some point in time. Obama's responses are inappropriate and repetitive. "McCain did it first" and then pointing out some BS is not adequate. McCain bought into this for a while. Threw Hagee to the lions without ever asking Hagee if the allegations that he was anti-Catholic are true (he runs a charity for retired nuns, to thank them for their service). But now tgis grows tiresome, and McCain realizes he has been had by a Clintonesque team of liars and dissemblers.

Hagee may have gotten a bad rap on some points, but I think McCain was absolutely right to distance himself from him. He's an "end times" fanatic.

Barack HUSSEIN Obama is becoming brazen, with his associates, after all, with Chris Mathews having tingles down his legs, there is no association now which can harm Hussein's popularity, because there is such a deception surrounding Hussein, that the deceived can't be reached.

There will be even more unreal associations with Hussein, but because of the deception, it won't affect Obama in the slightest, in fact, if Hussein were found out to be the son of Bin Laden, it wouldn't change the deceived minds.

If *any* Republican running for president had *half* the number of questionable characters associated with his campaign that Obama does, the MSM would be howling from the rafters demanding that they quit their campaign. The duplicity of the MSM is just stunning in letting this continue unabated.

re: #58 formercorpsman

think = thinking, thinking, thinking.

duh.

This man will deal with Tyrants? He can't judge character of his own staff.

My guess is Obama will select Jim Webb as his running mate.

But these folks are the best & brightest amongst the Dems!

Mr. Jim Johnson has worked for several previous VEEP vetting teams, so he is considered uniquely qualified.

re: #59 Sharmuta

Vote early and vote often.

Don't let being dead stop you.

re: #59 Sharmuta

Vote early and vote often.

I think that's covered under Rule Two.

re: #66 LeftJustAintRight

Hey wait just a minute
We can Impeach Hussein Obama before he tkes the oath
LOL
Hahahaha

Yes. We. Can.

;^)

Shit, it's not even July yet. We still have 21 weeks till the election.

With the nasty campaign commerical season not even started yet...and here we have Norm Coleman vs Al Frankin...I am so happy to be on Netflix...I can really limit watching commerical TV and be subjected to wicked campaign ads.

re: #21 Spiny Norman

Very soon now, it will be very difficult for him to keep up with the lies spin he's been pitching. He must have an army of assistants keeping track of what he's told to whom.

He already lost track somewhat before the AIPAC speech, as it contradicted things he'd said before, and he had to change his statements within a day later.

But the MSM will keep everything spinning. Who needs a Ministry of Truth when the MSM does the job? Oh - to deal with bloogers who keep the tr

re: #64 doppelganglander

What's amazing to me is the pattern these disavowals always follow. First Obama defends the person's integrity, then he says he had no idea about their indiscretion, then he claims their relationship is distant. Only after weeks or months of stalling does he finally fling the person under the very crowded bus. If I were in his position (and I wouldn't be, because my associates are pure as the driven snow), I would do the bus fling immediately. It cuts the cycle short and it fades from memory much more quickly.

What you're seeing is what typically goes on in Illinois. Mayor Daley does exactly this anytime he gets caught. Governor Blagojevich does it as well.

There are a lot of buses in Illinois.

re: #71 vxbush

If *any* Republican running for president had *half* the number of questionable characters associated with his campaign that Obama does, the MSM would be howling from the rafters demanding that they quit their campaign. The duplicity of the MSM is just stunning in letting this continue unabated.

When you're focused on the tingling in your leg, it's easy to miss these 'small' things.

re: #28 Russkilitlover

Yeah, but "tangentially" will throw everyone off. The media will repeat it and not one will understand it.

This BHO is the poorest judge of character I've ever seen. If he worked for me, I wouldn't let him hire a part-time file clerk!

I think he knows who is working for him. Probably has favors to repay. I also get the feeling that Soros owns the Obomination.

re: #77 The Other Les

Well, yeah- but it's just so damned catchy.

re: #24 Honorary Yooper

Obama and the Chicago Machine have this wonderful knack for making the Clintons look clean.

And he makes Bush look like a fantastic public speaker.

This isn't the Johnson I knew. Now where did I put that bus? - BHO

Does this go on the list of things we are not allowed to talk about?

This is not the lying scum I thought I knew. Letting himself get caught. Bah!

re: #86 calvin coolidge

This isn't the Johnson I knew. Now where did I put that bus? - BHO

You hold him down while I find the keys. - BHO

re: #45 Honorary Yooper

Shit, it's not even July yet. We still have 21 weeks till the election.

The MSM thinks it is all over, and B. Hussein has been crowned God Emperor.

re: #74 Ringo the Gringo

My guess is Obama will select Jim Webb as his running mate.

Great, Secret Service will have to disarm him before every debate.
/"Hand me my gun, Lester"

Shoot! Sorry y'all but I gotta go - it appears we're having rolling "brownouts" here in Charlotte (or more accurately the suburbs) which means - down heah, anyway, NO POWER AT ALL for a couple of minutes at a time. Course temperature is supposed to hit 100 degrees or more again - third straight day, so I hope we can keep our A/C!
Thank God for surge protectors.
Hope y'all have a great day and that I get the chance to see y'all down the road!

Jim Johnson is just an LGF plant to make obama look bad.

/

re: #86 calvin coolidge

This isn't the Johnson I knew. Now where did I put that bus? - BHO

For some reason that just sounds wrong. Oh well, Obama's fellow Senator is named Dick.

re: #37 LeftJustAintRight

LOL! I've really got to start watching my thinking, speaking and writing. There are so many taboo words right now and I better get practiced before it becomes a punishable crime.

re: #81 Honorary Yooper

What you're seeing is what typically goes on in Illinois. Mayor Daley does exactly this anytime he gets caught. Governor Blagojevich does it as well.

There are a lot of buses in Illinois.

I'm from New Jersey, and I thought I knew corruption. NJ is a kindergarten sandbox next to Chicago.

You know, it's stunning for me to realize how much Obama is like Kerry, with the patrician views, the flip flops, the wife who says too much, etc.

I'm starting to think the Democrat party is going to elect just such a narcissist every four years from now on.

re: #80 Kosh's Shadow

But the MSM will keep everything spinning. Who needs a Ministry of Truth when the MSM does the job? Oh - to deal with bloogers who keep the tr...

You don't even need to finish the sentence.

It will be entirely up to us to stop Obama in his tracks. McCain won't do it. The Counter-Revolution will be a people-powered Internet miracle.

We're up against $100 million/month, and the entirely of the media apparatus worldwide.

But I think we're gonna pull it off.

A dram of truth neutralzes a furlong of lies.

re: #40 loppyd

He is such a f*cking two-faced lying jackass.

I'm sorry, but I've had it with his bullshit.

Stages of Grief

shock, anger, acceptance, than humor - Now it's a huge joke.

BHO- "No presidential candidate can control it's Johnson's tangents"..

re: #90 Kosh's Shadow

He is a worm

re: #99 vxbush

Just a reflection of their base.

entirely = entirety

re: #100 zombie

You don't even need to finish the sentence.

It will be entirely up to us to stop Obama in his tracks. McCain won't do it. The Counter-Revolution will be a people-powered Internet miracle.

We're up against $100 million/month, and the entirely of the media apparatus worldwide.

But I think we're gonna pull it off.

A dram of truth neutralzes a furlong of lies.

That really illustrates it.

re: #84 Sharmuta

Well, yeah- but it's just so damned catchy.

Okay, I'll add it.

The Five Rules of the Chicago Rules of Politics:

The First Rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that only the Chicago Machine may win.

The Second Rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that it is not cheating if Chicago Machine does it.

The Third Rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that more money you give to the Chicago Machine the better.

The Fourth Rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that if you're dead, you're a Democratic voter.

The Fifth Rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that supporters of the Chicago Machine must vote early and vote often.

Any further suggestions?

re: #98 doppelganglander

I'm from New Jersey, and I thought I knew corruption. NJ is a kindergarten sandbox next to Chicago.

That's what I've been trying to tell everyone for months now. Chicago corruption is on a whole different super-advanced level.

/It feels like I live in a banana republic some days without the benefit of the bananas.

re: #104 Athos

Just a reflection of their base.

I keep thinking surely not, and then they keep presenting these guys as presidential candidates. Very strange.

No worries. Obama's Massachusetts cousin, Cadillac Deval Patrick, was on the Ameriquest board of directors and we were told that harping on such matters wasn't going to lower our property taxes or put 1,000 new police officers on the street.

Of course he was elected.

Ask me if my property taxes have gone down.

Ask me if those cops were ever hired.

Oh and Deval Patrick is gunning for AG should Obama get elected. He headed up the civil rights division of the justice dept under Clinton. Need I say more?

re: #69 Charles

Hagee may have gotten a bad rap on some points, but I think McCain was absolutely right to distance himself from him. He's an "end times" fanatic.

John McCain has never been a parishoner of John Hagee's Church.

Barack Hussein Obama was a member of Wrights "church" for over 20 years.

John McCain has to distance himself from a pastor who he didn't even attend his Church, and Barack Hussein Obama gets a free pass, when the facts clearly show that Wright truly was Obama's spiritual advisor, and preacher, for over 20 years.

Unreal.

tangentially? Wow, that sounds like what the definition of "is" is!

re: #107 The Other Les

Thanks!

re: #40 loppyd

He is such a f*cking two-faced lying jackass.

I'm sorry, but I've had it with his bullshit.

Didn't a lot of people say this about Clinton before he was elected to 2 terms? Back then, I could not believe that his skeletons and whatnots did not derail his bid.

Hey, I haven't read the posts from earlier...have we talked about Obama hiring a large staff to monitor the internet? Looking for things being said about him that need to be addressed?

I would have to hire the vetter to vet the vetters. I mean at some point, we just asked people to do their assignments. Jim Johnson has a very discrete task, as does Eric Holder, and that is simply to gather up information about potential vice presidential candidates. They’re performing that job well. It’s a volunteer, unpaid position.

Considering the $12 million he made last year, let's hope he's willing to do this as a volunteer!

re: #108 Iron Fist

,

What is the Bill Clinton Defense for $200?

I give up...

These are not the bones I knew

re: #100 zombie

You don't even need to finish the sentence.

It will be entirely up to us to stop Obama in his tracks. McCain won't do it. The Counter-Revolution will be a people-powered Internet miracle.

We're up against $100 million/month, and the entirely of the media apparatus worldwide.

But I think we're gonna pull it off.

A dram of truth neutralzes a furlong of lies.

ZOmbie, I couldn't agree with you more. Our weapon will NOT be money, but the Internet and our ability to communicate clearly and truthfully.

re: #74 Ringo the Gringo

My guess is Obama will select Jim Webb as his running mate.

Jim "It isn't my gun" Webb.

re: #65 Ben Hur

I forgot you were going away and started to panic! LOL

WriterMom reminded me and I breathed a sigh of relief.

Hope it was lovely.

re: #119 Ojoe

You know, that was excellent.

Obama claims that Johnson is only “tangentially related” to the campaign.

Why would Obama want someone who is "tangentially related" to the campaign to help pick his VP. Oh, I know, because Obama is a complete imbecile when it comes to who he keeps close to him.

Obama is only tangentially related to the Obama Campaign.

"That's not the Obama I knew!"

re: #115 Russkilitlover

Didn't a lot of people say this about Clinton before he was elected to 2 terms? Back then, I could not believe that his skeletons and whatnots did not derail his bid.

Yeah, people like me. LOL

I hated him on site.

We're up against $100 million/month, and the entirely of the media apparatus worldwide.

Here's a new one, but shows what we are up against. I talked to a retired railroader recently. These guys get a very nice pension via Railroad Retirement. Many of these guys are old style Democrats...the kind that may vote for McCain over Obama. So the union bosses are telling the retirees is that McCain wants to seize the railroad retirement fund and spend on the money. So they will lose their pension.

It sounds ridiculous, but when an 80 year-old hears this, it plants some doubt in his mind about McCain,

re: #86 calvin coolidge

This isn't the Johnson I knew. Now where did I put that bus? - BHO

I remember when our school bus ran over Angie Conway's English Sheep dog. It made a big bump. I wonder how long until we feel the bump of the bus running over two of the three on the vetting committee?

BTW: What expertise does Caroline Kennedy bring to the table?

Calling the campaign bus

re: #39 Cartman

This dude has more skeletons in his closet than The Munsters. Sheesh.

And the Addam's Family...!

WOW! I get to quote myself.
Insert Name Here!

Embarassing.

Obama is really so green as a manager, he doesn't know how to hire/appoint people.

These are newbie mistakes, not the kind of mistakes you want from someone who is ostensibly trying to become the leader of the free world.

I'm imagining a video game where a bus is going down the street and the Obama character has to throw designated people under it while avoiding the VRWC.

re: #101 DistantThunder

Stages of Grief

shock, anger, acceptance, than humor - Now it's a huge joke.

I will never accept him.

I think I have my own version of BDS.

Barak Derangement Syndrome. LOL

re: #128 coquimbojoe

BTW: What expertise does Caroline Kennedy bring to the table?

None- but she brings the air of non-corruption.

re: #48 Spiny Norman

"42"

// {;-)™

re: #95 Sharmuta

Jim Johnson is just an LGF plant to make obama look bad.

/

It had to be the Diabolical Rove (the magnificent bastard!)

re: #100 zombie

You don't even need to finish the sentence.

It will be entirely up to us to stop Obama in his tracks. McCain won't do it. The Counter-Revolution will be a people-powered Internet miracle.

We're up against $100 million/month, and the entirely of the media apparatus worldwide.

But I think we're gonna pull it off.

A dram of truth neutralzes a furlong of lies.

Methinks the Soicalist activists in the Media picked the wrong Messiah. Obama has too much baggage and is not very adept at sweeping it under the rug. Bill Clinton was much better at it.

re: #133 Hard Right

I'm imagining a video game where a bus is going down the street and the Obama character has to throw designated people under it while avoiding the VRWC.

LOL! That'd be funny to play. Someone with programming skills should make one up so we can play it online.

re: #91 Iron Fist

,

Don't hold back. Say what you really mean :-)

:D

I have no patience today.

If this Imbecile gets elected, I shudder to think of the vermin that will head the various posts around this country. Every vile super leftist person who has always wanted to hack away at American institutions will finally have an audience. This is serious stuff folks!

Jim Johnson, here cumz da buz!

re: #128 coquimbojoe

I remember when our school bus ran over Angie Conway's English Sheep dog. It made a big bump. I wonder how long until we feel the bump of the bus running over two of the three on the vetting committee?

BTW: What expertise does Caroline Kennedy bring to the table?

The name "Kennedy".

re: #136 Sharmuta

None- but she brings the air of non-corruption.

I actually agree, despite her family. But she is only one generation removed from corruption, is that the best they can do?

re: #137 Da_Beerfreak

"42"

// {;-)™

Do you know where your towel is?

re: #142 paxnhymn

If this Imbecile gets elected, I shudder to think of the vermin that will head the various posts around this country. Every vile super leftist person who has always wanted to hack away at American institutions will finally have an audience. This is serious stuff folks!

Not just super leftists, but Chicago cronies as well. They will plunder the federal government for their own good like locusts to a wheat field.

The Obama campaign plays Clintonian on who actually works for the campaign, claiming that they're volunteers. Right. Who's signing off on the expense sheets?

re: #145 coquimbojoe

is that the best they can do?

Yes- yes it is!

re: #142 paxnhymn

If this Imbecile gets elected, I shudder to think of the vermin that will head the various posts around this country. Every vile super leftist person who has always wanted to hack away at American institutions will finally have an audience. This is serious stuff folks!

Correction,

Every vile super leftist person who has always wanted to hack away at American institutions will finally be at the head.

re: #149 Sharmuta

Yes- yes it is!

Sad.

re: #151 coquimbojoe

Sad.

That's she's tainting herself with obama- indeed.

re: #128 coquimbojoe

Payback for the Kennedy clan supporting Obama over Hillary.

re: #142 paxnhymn

If this Imbecile gets elected, I shudder to think of the vermin that will head the various posts around this country. Every vile super leftist person who has always wanted to hack away at American institutions will finally have an audience. This is serious stuff folks!

If there ever is a choice of a "lesser of two evils" in a Presidential election, this is it.

re: #127 Dave the...

Here's a new one, but shows what we are up against. I talked to a retired railroader recently. These guys get a very nice pension via Railroad Retirement. Many of these guys are old style Democrats...the kind that may vote for McCain over Obama. So the union bosses are telling the retirees is that McCain wants to seize the railroad retirement fund and spend on the money. So they will lose their pension.

It sounds ridiculous, but when an 80 year-old hears this, it plants some doubt in his mind about McCain,

Just like the "Ed Asner" telephone crusade during the 2000 election.

Ed Asner, in a recorded message, told the elderly, including my own mother, that George W. Bush was going to take their Social Security.

Gore had about the same equivlant money, and the near entirety of the msm giving him free campaign commercials/endorsements, and Gore lost the election.

Heh.

Goodness always trumps evil.

re: #142 paxnhymn

If this Imbecile gets elected, I shudder to think of the vermin that will head the various posts around this country. Every vile super leftist person who has always wanted to hack away at American institutions will finally have an audience. This is serious stuff folks!

Obama was a petty Chicago politician with all the baggage. He has attracted a whole bunch of political hanger-oners that were out in the cold. And right after Iowa, it became a flood of influence seekers and peddlers. The worst I can remember.

I hear the Obama campaign has one of these on order...

The bus has five doors, 40 seats, carries up to 300 passengers and, according to a driver, "is flexible when cornering."

This is interesting...

Obama Adviser Faces Scrutiny Over Mortgage Deals

...n 1985, Johnson rose to the highest ranks of Wall Street when he was named managing director of Lehman Brothers.

In 1991, he moved to Fannie Mae, serving as CEO of the mortgage-guarantee behemoth for most of the Clinton administration. He later became vice-chairman of Perseus LLC, a private banking firm, and joined the boards of Goldman Sachs, Gannett Co. Inc., and United Health Group, among other high-profile companies.

He chaired the Kennedy Center for the Arts and is a member of exclusive clubs such as American Friends of Bilderberg, the Trilateral Commission and the Council on Foreign Relations.

re: #149 Sharmuta

Yes- yes it is!

I go to my happy place now.

re: #111 loppyd

No worries. Obama's Massachusetts cousin, Cadillac Deval Patrick, was on the Ameriquest board of directors and we were told that harping on such matters wasn't going to lower our property taxes or put 1,000 new police officers on the street.

Of course he was elected.

Ask me if my property taxes have gone down.

Ask me if those cops were ever hired.

Oh and Deval Patrick is gunning for AG should Obama get elected. He headed up the civil rights division of the justice dept under Clinton. Need I say more?

Remember, Patrick's plan, bringing casinos to Mass, failed.
Of course, he was in NY working on a book deal when the plan was voted on.
Narcissism reigns supreme.

re: #135 Iron Fist

,

You already supplied the answer:

'Twas a joke about Bill Clinton's inability to control his Johnson's tangents, as it were.

ok..been to the friggin' dentist so I'm a lil sluggish, Iron. Forgive the blonde moment.

re: #128 coquimbojoe

BTW: What expertise does Caroline Kennedy bring to the table?

ZERO

But she's got the 'mystique'...whatever.

Better these rotten eggs go under the bus now then pop up in a Cabinet position later.

Once again the excreable, would be Umma Kahuna, screws up.

re: #157 Sabra412

I hear the Obama campaign has one of these on order...

The bus has five doors, 40 seats, carries up to 300 passengers and, according to a driver, "is flexible when cornering."

Obama has a requirement. An exit door on the front, for facilitating getting people under the bus.

re: #160 Kosh's Shadow

Remember, Patrick's plan, bringing casinos to Mass, failed.
Of course, he was in NY working on a book deal when the plan was voted on.
Narcissism reigns supreme.

And including revenue from casinos we don't have in his budget.

F-ing tool.

re: #158 NJDhockeyfan

Bohemian Grove, too?

re: #132 looking closely

These are newbie mistakes, not the kind of mistakes you want from someone who is ostensibly trying to become the leader of the free world.

There are just too many criminals, domestic terrorists, racists, and communists for it to be mistakes.

These are the people that think like him. These are the people he associates with and who associate with him.

re: #155 republic

Just like the "Ed Asner" telephone crusade during the 2000 election.

Ed Asner, in a recorded message, told the elderly, including my own mother, that George W. Bush was going to take their Social Security.

Gore had about the same equivlant money, and the near entirety of the msm giving him free campaign commercials/endorsements, and Gore lost the election.

Heh.

Goodness always trumps evil.

Ed Asner is practically a card carrying member of the Stalin fan club.

re: #107 The Other Les

Okay, I'll add it.

The Five Rules of the Chicago Rules of Politics:

The First Rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that only the Chicago Machine may win.

The Second Rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that it is not cheating if Chicago Machine does it.

The Third Rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that more money you give to the Chicago Machine the better.

The Fourth Rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that if you're dead, you're a Democratic voter.

The Fifth Rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics is that supporters of the Chicago Machine must vote early and vote often.

Any further suggestions?

The Sixth Rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics, We Don't Talk About the Chicago Rules of Politics.
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Liberals are a bunch of hypocrites. Any surprise the Obama campaign says one thing (Penn bad) when it benefits the campaign then does another (Johnson tangentially related) when it distracts from it?

This election may very well be won and lost in the blogosphere where hypocrisy like this is routinely exposed, you know you won't hear it in the MSM.

BTW, Congratulations Charles on the Rush post.

re: #162 loppyd

BTW: What expertise does Caroline Kennedy bring to the table?

ZERO

But she's got the 'mystique'...whatever.

Good, good, good vibrations!

The sheer volume of corrupt Obama associates is really quite amazing. It reminds me of the Simpsons episode where Burns is diagnosed with every disease known to man (including a "little bit" of hysterical pregnancy) - yet because each disease is in perfect balance somehow he won't die:

Burns: So...what you're saying is I'm invincible?
Doctor: Why no, even the slightest breeze-
Burns: ...Invincible!

Something tells me Obama is long overdue for his slight breeze.

I think he's started stacking them on top of the bus now...

Obama says differences with Clinton 'infinitesimal'

(CNN) — Just how small were the differences between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton?

"Infinitesimal," said Barack Obama at a fundraising event in St. Lous Monday.

Using new language to convey how little he differed with the New York senator, Obama joked their matters of disagreement were "infinitesimal tiny, minute, trivial, inconsequential when compared to the differences we've got with the Republican Party and John McCain."

re: #155 republic

Just like the "Ed Asner" telephone crusade during the 2000 election.

Ed Asner, in a recorded message, told the elderly, including my own mother, that George W. Bush was going to take their Social Security.

Gore had about the same equivlant money, and the near entirety of the msm giving him free campaign commercials/endorsements, and Gore lost the election.

Heh.

Goodness always trumps evil.

Sorry, though I wish goodness trumped evil, history tells another story. It is up to US to make sure that the better candidate wins.

re: #170 Da_Beerfreak

The Sixth Rule of the Chicago Rules of Politics, We Don't Talk About the Chicago Rules of Politics.
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There is no rule six. That's the seventh rule you've got there.

My, Obama's so young, and on the scene for so short a time, yet seems to be surrounded by so many closets, full of so many skeletons.

Don't be surprised when one of these days, after a particularly bad connection is revealed, the saintly mask is going to come off altogether and Obama is going to throw a positively demonic tantrum in public. It is then that all but the most fanatical true believers will decide to vote for McCain (or at least vote for some third).

re: #127 Dave the...

Here's a new one, but shows what we are up against. I talked to a retired railroader recently. These guys get a very nice pension via Railroad Retirement. Many of these guys are old style Democrats...the kind that may vote for McCain over Obama. So the union bosses are telling the retirees is that McCain wants to seize the railroad retirement fund and spend on the money. So they will lose their pension.

It sounds ridiculous, but when an 80 year-old hears this, it plants some doubt in his mind about McCain,

* * *
Why would an 80 year old democrat doubt the word of a 71 year old military hero who hasn't thrown his 96 year old mother under the bus?

Why would an old person accept the word of a chicago huckster?

re: #178 unrealizedviewpoint

My, Obama's so young, and on the scene for so short a time, yet seems to be surrounded by so many closets, full of so many skeletons.

Consider this everyone's introduction to the stentch that is the Illinois Combine.

Republic, another thing they did in 2004 was going through nursing homes with absentee ballots and filling them out for Kerry, then having the patients sign them.

This isn't an urban myth. I heard it from the daughter and son-in-law of one who they did it to in Eau Claire, Wisc. But in true Republican fashion, they said "yeah, that's bad of them to do that", but didn't do any follow-up to stop the act.

re: #173 Diamond Bullet

The sheer volume of corrupt Obama associates is really quite amazing. It reminds me of the Simpsons episode where Burns is diagnosed with every disease known to man (including a "little bit" of hysterical pregnancy) - yet because each disease is in perfect balance somehow he won't die:

Burns: So...what you're saying is I'm invincible?
Doctor: Why no, even the slightest breeze-
Burns: ...Invincible!

Something tells me Obama is long overdue for his slight breeze.

This is the type of breeze hopefully headed for the Obama campaign.

re: #174 CoCo

I think he's started stacking them on top of the bus now...

LOL!

re: #175 loppyd

Using new language to convey how little he differed with the New York senator, Obama joked their matters of disagreement were "infinitesimal tiny, minute, trivial, inconsequential when compared to the differences we've got with the Republican Party and John McCain."

Did someone buy him a thesaurus?

Quite awhile ago, this Obamastory got just silly. I can only keep repeating how sad a f'ing joke this is.

re: #185 MandyManners

I believe this is for you...

re: #182 Dave the...

Republic, another thing they did in 2004 was going through nursing homes with absentee ballots and filling them out for Kerry, then having the patients sign them.

This isn't an urban myth. I heard it from the daughter and son-in-law of one who they did it to in Eau Claire, Wisc. But in true Republican fashion, they said "yeah, that's bad of them to do that", but didn't do any follow-up to stop the act.

Illinois is America's Nursing home Capitol and virtually all of them have a Democrat politician with an ownership interest.

re: #175 loppyd

Hypocrisy, once again.

Oh darn, I've gtg right when Mandy gets on. Missing the snark ...

Later all. Work beckons.

Is this tin foil stuff?

Barack O’Bilderberg: Picking the President

re: #185 MandyManners

Did someone buy him a thesaurus?

Wasn't he claiming big differences from Clinton just a month ago?

re: #146 Spiny Norman

Right behind me on the back of my chair, I can grab it with a moments notice.

On the other hand that damn fish...

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Corruption out in the open!

Now THAT's Change You Can Believe In!

Let's face it folks - the truth has indeed become an incovenient entity for far too many in this country. This is a sure sign that a society's viability is in serious jeopardy. Let's hope that 'dram of truth' Zombie spoke of will be enough to initiate a reversal of this extremely poisonous and lethal trend.

re: #167 MandyManners

Bohemian Grove, too?

I'd suspect so, though perhaps not the Esoteric Order of Dagon.

loppyd,

BTW: What expertise does Caroline Kennedy bring to the table?

ZERO

But she's got the 'mystique'...whatever.

Heh.

Nobody under fifty gives a shit about the Kennedy clan. People over fifty may still associate them with Jack, Jaqueline, PT109, and Camelot. But all anyone under fifty associates the Kennedy clan with are rape trials, drug abuse, DUI's, and dying in really stupid ways.

Some "mystique".

re: #158 NJDhockeyfan

This is interesting...

Obama Adviser Faces Scrutiny Over Mortgage Deals

* * *
Jim Johnson also worked for United Health Care Group, the chintziest health insurance company you ever heard of in your life!

Denial of service is what they provided best. Disgusting. Wait til these guys become the sole health care "providers".

Can his people keep screaming about 'Guilt Through Association"And maintain an cerdibility?
His associations are really poor & Sorry, I would include Mrs. Obama

re: #188 gymnast

Illinois is America's Nursing home Capitol and virtually all of them have a Democrat politician with an ownership interest.

Yep, and they pull this bullshit every election. Very common in Cook County. They also bus seniors to the polls and give them ballots that are already filled out to cast. And if the ballots are not to their liking, they remove them to some south side warehouse for later disposal.

re: #136 Sharmuta

None- but she brings the air of non-corruption.

From Camelot to Spamelot. Great.

re: #191 NJDhockeyfan

That website is a major loony bin of conspiracy crackpots.

CountrywideObama is on your side !

re: #187 Kenneth

I believe this is for you...

I am laughing myself silly.

Ya know, and I'm not exaggerating, seemingly every single day now (including weekends and holidays), a new skeleton or questionable associate of Barry's is revealed. With only 142 days till the election, is this enough time to learn of them all?

re: #202 Kenneth

That website is a major loony bin of conspiracy crackpots.

I thought so. I wanted to check with the experts here first.

re: #192 looking closely

Wasn't he claiming big differences from Clinton just a month ago?

Are you saying he's a liar?

When I minimize Firefox, all I see on the Firefox tab on my Start menu is "lgf: The Corrupt Ass..."
:)

This just in the Obama Campaign Bus!

re: #196 Pullus Iulius

I'd suspect so, though perhaps not the Esoteric Order of Dagon.

What about the Club of Rome?

re: #207 MandyManners

Are you saying he's a liar?

It's just that she's not the Hillary that he thought he knew.

/

re: #204 MandyManners

I thought you would enjoy it ;)

re: #180 alegrias

* * *
Why would an 80 year old democrat doubt the word of a 71 year old military hero who hasn't thrown his 96 year old mother under the bus?

Why would an old person accept the word of a chicago huckster?

Because in Chicago you get a great death benefit. You can still vote!

re: #127 Dave the...

Here's a new one, but shows what we are up against. I talked to a retired railroader recently. These guys get a very nice pension via Railroad Retirement. Many of these guys are old style Democrats...the kind that may vote for McCain over Obama. So the union bosses are telling the retirees is that McCain wants to seize the railroad retirement fund and spend on the money. So they will lose their pension.

It sounds ridiculous, but when an 80 year-old hears this, it plants some doubt in his mind about McCain,

I didn't used to think this but now I firmly believe that the top leadership of unions, all unions, are old style communists. I belong to a couple of them, as a matter of necessity. They print voter information sheets. I nearly always invert them 180 degrees.

I think Obamessiah needs to have a new campaign slogan, "Ignore those men behind the curtain". Every time he meets a crook or radical he adds them to his campaign.

Soon it will only be Barry, Michelle, the Mainstream Media, and the Kos lemmings.

And so the Change! Express empties out before it hits the station.

re: #207 MandyManners

Are you saying he's a liar?

Does a bear shit in the woods?

LGF was mentioned on Howie Carr's show up in Boston last night...he was talking about the blogs on Obama's site.

He linked the How the Jewish Lobby Works thread on his site.

Nice work!

Appropos of nothing, This episode in American political history- whereby one party essentially tossed out the window any semblance of patriotism or concern for the interests of the country in order to acheive power will not be looked upon kindly by historians

And no, Im not talking about the Rs

The defining fact of the last 10 years, IMO.

That is, unless the historians are still liberals. In which case NEVER MIND

re: #179 ContraJihadi

Don't be surprised when one of these days, after a particularly bad connection is revealed, the saintly mask is going to come off altogether and Obama is going to throw a positively demonic tantrum in public. It is then that all but the most fanatical true believers will decide to vote for McCain (or at least vote for some third).

I think that's what Hillary was banking on -- the association, at least; the tantrum would be bonus. I agree he is very thin-skinned and I won't be at all surprised to see an outburst worthy of a preschooler. Whether that's enough to turn off a lot of his voters remains to be seen.

re: #215 Libs are Mental

I think those types add themselves, and as Obama has been in that world a long time at his church, he sees nothing amiss.

re: #214 rawmuse

I didn't used to think this but now I firmly believe that the top leadership of unions, all unions, are old style communists. I belong to a couple of them, as a matter of necessity. They print voter information sheets. I nearly always invert them 180 degrees.

* * *
So sorry--how do you like your union bosses using your union dues to support candidates NOT of your choice!

re: #223 alegrias

* * *
So sorry--how do you like your union bosses using your union dues to support candidates NOT of your choice!

Not very much.

B. Hussein Obama, aka The Enlightened Lightbearer, happily sings, "the wheels on the bus go 'round and 'round..."

re: #197 Dirk Diggler

loppyd,

Heh.

Nobody under fifty gives a shit about the Kennedy clan. People over fifty may still associate them with Jack, Jaqueline, PT109, and Camelot. But all anyone under fifty associates the Kennedy clan with are rape trials, drug abuse, DUI's, and dying in really stupid ways.

Some "mystique".

LOL!

re: #177 The Other Les

There is no rule six. That's the seventh rule you've got there.

Just so it doesn't end up as the seventeenth rule.
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re: #207 MandyManners

Are you saying he's a liar?

well, it depends on what your definition of "differences" is...

waitaminit! He's acting like Bubba! Could they have gotten hooked up in some kinda weird Young Frankenstein experiment and Bubba shared his sneakiness with hussein and hussein shared with Bubba his tangental Johnson?

/I couldn't resist.

re: #220 TMF

Appropos of nothing, This episode in American political history- whereby one party essentially tossed out the window any semblance of patriotism or concern for the interests of the country in order to acheive power will not be looked upon kindly by historians

And no, Im not talking about the Rs

The defining fact of the last 10 years, IMO.

That is, unless the historians are still liberals. In which case NEVER MIND

I don't think liberals are the problem. I can disagree with liberals and talk with liberals. It's the leftists and anarchists that are running roughshod over the Dems and infiltrating the Repubs that I think are the problem.

Most liberals don't realize they're being lead by the leftists and anarchists.

IMO

re: #227 Da_Beerfreak

Just so it doesn't end up as the seventeenth rule.
// {;-)™

I think I'm just going to cut it off at seven rules.

re: #218 Honorary Yooper

Does a bear shit in the woods?

Does a large ursine creature leave fecal deposits in old growth forests?

re: #182 Dave the...

Republic, another thing they did in 2004 was going through nursing homes with absentee ballots and filling them out for Kerry, then having the patients sign them.

This isn't an urban myth. I heard it from the daughter and son-in-law of one who they did it to in Eau Claire, Wisc. But in true Republican fashion, they said "yeah, that's bad of them to do that", but didn't do any follow-up to stop the act.

I fear that the Republican's are going to go down because they don't know how to fight.
(I'm beginning to think they are really afraid of fighting.)
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re: #214 rawmuse

They print voter information sheets. I nearly always invert them 180 degrees.

I've done that before with a helpful handout from my local NOW chapter. I was dern grateful too because there were dozens and dozens of judges on the ballot that I knew nothing about.

re: #126 loppyd

I hated him on site.

I may not have been on site, but I hated him on sight!

Sorry - couldn't resist... ;-)

re: #234 Russkilitlover

I may not have been on site, but I hated him on sight!

Sorry - couldn't resist... ;-)

oops.

See what this great invention of Algore has done to my thinking?

re: #210 MandyManners

What about the Club of Rome?

The first rule of Club of Rome is you don't talk about Club of Rome.

re: #124 bosforus

Why would Obama want someone who is "tangentially related" to the campaign to help pick his VP. Oh, I know, because Obama is a complete imbecile when it comes to who he keeps close to him.

Ah, I think you hit the nail on the head. What do you get when you allow people tangentially related to you to pick your staff? More people that aren't the people you knew.

With each passing day, it seems more and more evident that this character simply does not have the brains or the competence to have reached his present position on his own. Nor the financiel resources or access thereto.

It may then be postulated that some other person or consortium of persons are behind the curtain pulling his strings. Person or persons with lots and lots of money and very shrewd -- though perhaps not shrewd enough.

That is: Obama himself was chosen to be the marionette candidate to advance some private agenda.

But that some one else was not smart enough in choosing the marionettemaking a choice. He is turnin out to be too big a fool to fool all of the people . . .

Just a theory? Yes, of course just a theory. So far.

re: #238 Clio

With each passing day, it seems more and more evident that this character simply does not have the brains or the competence to have reached his present position on his own. Nor the financiel resources or access thereto.

It may then be postulated that some other person or consortium of persons are behind the curtain pulling his strings. Person or persons with lots and lots of money and very shrewd -- though perhaps not shrewd enough.

That is: Obama himself was chosen to be the marionette candidate to advance some private agenda.

But that some one else was not smart enough in choosing the marionettemaking a choice. He is turnin out to be too big a fool to fool all of the people . . .

Just a theory? Yes, of course just a theory. So far.

A thread runs through it.

George Soros.

re: #179 ContraJihadi

Don't be surprised when one of these days, after a particularly bad connection is revealed, the saintly mask is going to come off altogether and Obama is going to throw a positively demonic tantrum in public. It is then that all but the most fanatical true believers will decide to vote for McCain (or at least vote for some third).

But then he'll deliver a speech afterward in which he says "I'm not the Obama I knew."

re: #240 American Jewess In Jerusalem

But then he'll deliver a speech afterward in which he says "I'm not the Obama I knew."

Obama throws Obama under the bus.

re: #240 American Jewess In Jerusalem

But then he'll deliver a speech afterward in which he says "I'm not the Obama I knew."

I think this speech is already way past due. But then again what do I know?

I love listening to Obama trying to speak without a script and think of the cornerstone of liberal dogma being that conservatives are stupid (paging Pat Schroeder and Joe Biden). Obama makes Hillary's ubiquitous "you knows" and inability to recall anything over five minutes ago look positively genius.

I wonder how much Greyhound stock the Obamas own.

My theory is that the Obamatrons have been given rohypnol in heavy quantities.

re: #207 MandyManners

Are you saying he's a liar?

Just that he's a politician that says whatever is politically expedient at the time.

The tag of "new politician unlike the others" is false on its face. No "change and hope" here, just the sale old bulls@#$.

By the way, I don't fault politicians for lying, per se. . .there is a certain amount of evasiveness and artifice that is necessary to be effective at public office.

But I do fault politicians for telling unnecessary lies, or stupid implausible lies to cover up personal faults or mistakes.

This bit about Johnson not being an Obama employee falls into the latter category.

re: #239 jcm

Speaking of Soros, and in re #158 NJDhockeyfan's quote:

In 1991, he moved to Fannie Mae, serving as CEO of the mortgage-guarantee behemoth for most of the Clinton administration. He later became vice-chairman of Perseus LLC, a private banking firm, and joined the boards of Goldman Sachs, Gannett Co. Inc., and United Health Group, among other high-profile companies.

Isn't Perseus LLC a Soros company?

re: #229 right wing zephyr

I don't think liberals are the problem. I can disagree with liberals and talk with liberals. It's the leftists and anarchists that are running roughshod over the Dems and infiltrating the Repubs that I think are the problem.

Most liberals don't realize they're being lead by the leftists and anarchists.

IMO

Dinged up for making the point that liberals aren't the problem. Liberals can and do love America. Leftists don't and they are the problem. They have infiltrated the democratic party leaving no place for liberals who love America.

re: #246 Sprite

McClellan's book deal.

re: #248 formercorpsman

Yup. Oh what a tangled web they weave...

re: #246 Sprite

Yep

re: #232 Da_Beerfreak

I fear that the Republican's are going to go down because they don't know how to fight.
(I'm beginning to think they are really afraid of fighting.)
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The country club type consider it beneath them. It also allows them to pat themselves on the back for being on the "moral high ground" while they get their asses kicked.
That's fine, but the country is going down the tubes while you sniff at those of us who do wish to fight and win.

I have actually been admonished by country club Conservatives for supporting Operation Chaos and other things they feel is low behavior.

re: #229 right wing zephyr

I agree. I know liberals who are genuine in their love for America and humanity, and while we don't always agree on how to make the world a better place, at least I trust that that is their goal. Leftists, by contrast, are always immature, unwise, narcissistic, and destructive.

I think there are a few liberals who realize that they let the children go too far, unchecked and unsupervised.

Head of the vice presidential selection committee—only tangentially related. Rrriiight. How long before Johnson goes under the bus?

I wonder how much more those tires on the Obama Express can take before they go flat? Thump! Thump! Oops! There goes someone else under the bus! Thump! Thump!

29 zombie- Yeah, I wanted someone like Cox and Forkum to do a cartoon of a big bus going up a hill and the driver is inspecting what bus does not go. And all these faces are peering out and the wheels are not even touching the ground!

Obama can wel win. Each day I hear a comment by Oby and his minions on the radio.
Nothing from M'Cain.
Obama calls him Bush III. M'Cain says "heh heh, heh.Seems like esteemed Sen from Ill is like Cartah II..."

If the Obamanation has his head up his arse, then I suppose I could agree that Jim Johnson and Eric Holder are only tangentially related to him or his campaign. But there isn't enough koolaid to make me believe it.
Oh the dog days of summer are fast approaching. Time to buy a new bus.

238-Clio-- reminded me of that Fifties show
"Kukla,Fran, and Ollie." They were marionettes that hit heach other with tiny bats and sticks. Liken them to Hillary, Oby and Bill. Show was done in that early, live, rudimentary early TV look.
and the campaign was about as polished.