Looks like someone needs to be removed from office.

Che'nge !

Which is which?

Worth a gazillion, billion words.

Just disgusting, but oh so progressive.

The man was a murderous thug, but they don't care- they like thugs. Sick.

Pathetic. Che-che-change

It's only a "fluke" in the sense of "parasitic flatworms" infesting and eating away at the bowels of the body politic.

Che, che, che, che, chenges
Turn and face the pain

Che Guevarra was a monster. I'd think a judge would know better.

Is that in his office at the courthouse?

If so, I think that is against the law.

Viva la devolution !

Less worried about Obama here than that judge.

A judge in Ohio says the state's method of putting prisoners to death is unconstitutional because two of three drugs used in the lethal injection process can cause pain.

That's funny, your hero Che wasn't too particular about whether his execution methods caused pain.

Someone who shows an allegiance to an ideology that is hostile to the Society of Consent has no place in the government of the Society of Consent. None what so ever.

re: #12 itellu3times

Yes.

I'm sure, given half a chance, Obama can at least match Che's legacy.

His policies are sure to get at least that many Americans killed.

I saw a guy outside of gym a couple days ago wearing a Che-style T-shirt, only the face was that of a skull wearing 3D glasses.

Weird.

The people surrounding Barry are not a symbol of poor choice or mismanagement, they are part and parcel of the desire to take our country down.

If I was commie murdering thug, I want to be tried in his court!

re: #10 loppyd

Is that in his office at the courthouse?

If so, I think that is against the law.

What! Soon a poster of the Obamessiah will be mandatory in every home. The govt will post one on your wall when they come to take your lightbulbs and lock your thermostats

re: #10 loppyd

Is that in his office at the courthouse?

If so, I think that is against the law.

It's in his office.

re: #13 Occasional Reader

That's funny, your hero Che wasn't too particular about whether his execution methods caused pain.

But he was on the "right" side of history, so it's ok. Besides, all the people he killed were CIA stooges, right?

/revolutionary wannabe

An Obama picture will be mandatory in every house and office, just like his tin pot friends.

/people hes just some lousy shifty chicago poli, hes not the messiah, argggh

Disgusting.

Wow... Just, wow...

Shouldn't judges have pictures of the leading national law enforcement people like the AG in their offices?

I agree with Loppy... If this is in the courthouse, is that a major problem?

I googled Lorain County Ohio but I couldn't figure out how to find an email address to complain about this. This is an American judges office. WTF?

Here in Oregon, judges are non-partisan. Obviously not true in Ohio.

Second WTF? Posters of a murdering marxist and a a presidential candidate in his office?

NOT OK

When are these people going to learn. I guess it is OK because in only offends Americans. Fu**er!

Paying homage to mass murderers is so chic.

A little old lady from Maryland once told me that Reds are never found under the bed, but in positions of intellectual and political authority.

That poster of Obama looks a lot like the Posters of Lenin and Mao that were seen in communist squares.

Millions died under the boots of these thugs.

WAKE UP DUMMIES !

re: #25 tfc3rid

Wow... Just, wow...

Shouldn't judges have pictures of the leading national law enforcement people like the AG in their offices?

I agree with Loppy... If this is in the courthouse, is that a major problem?

It's problematic but I don't see how it could be illegal unless you're thinking of campaign laws.

re: #9 Dianna

Che Guevarra was a monster. I'd think a judge would know better.

Not if you're PROGRESSIVE!

Now that's (Che)nge You Can Believe In!

re: #23 pegcity

It was a warm, humid night in June, and the clocks were striking twenty-four...

/I'm in Saturday the 14th over here.

re: #27 JammieWearingFool

Paying homage to mass murderers is so chic.

Really -- I wonder if he's got pictures of Stalin and Pol Pot in there as well.

re: #28 The Other Les

And teaching intro Sociology

You have it all mistaken, it's just an art judge who is saving those posters for sentimental reasons. /

It really is disheartening to see so many people either have no clue to Che's murderous background, or even worse - don't care once they find out.

And this seems to be a problem confined to the Left. They've actively engaged in spreading the Che chic, and it is no surprise that Obama supporters who have posters of Obama striking poses straight from the Communist playbook, have Che posters as well.

re: #26 SusanL

I googled Lorain County Ohio but I couldn't figure out how to find an email address to complain about this. This is an American judges office. WTF?

Here in Oregon, judges are non-partisan. Obviously not true in Ohio.

Second WTF? Posters of a murdering marxist and a a presidential candidate in his office?

NOT OK

When are these people going to learn. I guess it is OK because in only offends Americans. Fu**er!

Have you looked at the state's supreme court site?

Interesting how well those two posters go together, isn't it?

And how neither would look out of place in a Kremlin May Day parade, or on a wall in Havana.

USA Today doesn't even find it strange.

re: #27 JammieWearingFool

Paying homage to mass murderers is so chic.

Their Chicness makes the idiots easily identifiable though....

/I have to question the man's reasoning ability...

The communists used to be subversive in their activities. They are now comfortable enough to operate in the open.

We have a genuine problem. Enough people have been bribed with the public treasury and are willing to sacrifice essential liberty for temporary security.

Gotta run, BBL

re: #33 Lucius Septimius

Really -- I wonder if he's got pictures of Stalin and Pol Pot in there as well.

They were cropped out of the photo

I don't see the Che lithograph so much as the face of mass-murdering terrorism but more as the face of sell-out pseudo-punkism. It's the mass-produced face of the hip, "rebel" youth who are all about "non-conformity," and that is revealing in their ultra-conformist habits.

A few questions for those in the know. In Ohio, are judges elected or appointed, and is this guy a D or R?

"Look at me! I'm edgy!"

re: #35 lawhawk

You have it all mistaken, it's just an art judge who is saving those posters for sentimental reasons. /

It really is disheartening to see so many people either have no clue to Che's murderous background, or even worse - don't care once they find out.

And this seems to be a problem confined to the Left. They've actively engaged in spreading the Che chic, and it is no surprise that Obama supporters who have posters of Obama striking poses straight from the Communist playbook, have Che posters as well.

Maybe this judge supports what Che did and thinks BHO will take up where he left off.

In town where I live the local coffee house is featuring a picture of Huey Newton. I can't believe those people know what a jerk Newton was, a murderer, a thug, a psychopath and a crackhead. O, yes, the people who hang out there are (you guessed it) Obama supporters. Why is it that when the left chooses a hero it can't be just a regular guy, it has to be a sadist, a tyrant, or some kind of brutal killer?

re: #17 laZardo

I saw a guy outside of gym a couple days ago wearing a Che-style T-shirt, only the face was that of a skull wearing 3D glasses.

Weird.

They sell stuff like that at Che-Mart.

re: #33 Lucius Septimius

Really -- I wonder if he's got pictures of Stalin and Pol Pot in there as well.

His car is Stalin. Pol Pot is in the kitchenette off the main office.

Turn and face the strange Che Che Changes!

Am I the only one who thinks this guy looks like Don Cherry ?

re: #38 JammieWearingFool

USA Today doesn't even find it strange.

I'm surprised they even mentioned it in the cut line.

re: #44 jamgarr

Im cool, Im Hip

/channeling Dr Evil.

re: #45 MandyManners

Maybe this judge supports what Che did and thinks BHO will take up where he left off.

He can't wait to start passing judgment on "class enemies".

re: #50 Shug

i don't think most Americans have a clue who Don Cherry is

re: #44 jamgarr

"Look at me! I'm edgy!"

"I'm hip. I'm with it."

How many people out their have Che crap to be cool and have no idea who the hell he actually is?

re: #52 pegcity

Im cool, Im Hip

/channeling Dr Evil.

Wocka - wocka- wocka- wocka

The photos description with spelling error:

Lourain County Common Pleas Judge James Burge speaks in his office in Lorain, Ohio as posters of Che Guevara and Barack Obama hang on his wall.

re: #34 pegcity

And teaching intro Sociology

Yes.

re: #44 jamgarr

"Look at me! I'm edgy!"

I hope he's just a poser.

Later.

re: #29 Shug

That poster of Obama looks a lot like the Posters of Lenin and Mao that were seen in communist squares.

Millions died under the boots of these thugs.

WAKE UP DUMMIES !

Oh, but that was only because of the war being waged against the Peoples' movements by the authoritarian western Capitalists. The "victims" were counter revolutionaries attempting to overturn the progressive regime. If they died, it was in the name of progress, and we are really to blame since we initiated the violence against the oppressed masses and their true defenders.

/Too stoned and flatlined to wake up enough to do anything more than spew "radical" platitudes.

re: #46 Phocid

In town where I live the local coffee house is featuring a picture of Huey Newton. I can't believe those people know what a jerk Newton was, a murderer, a thug, a psychopath and a crackhead. O, yes, the people who hang out there are (you guessed it) Obama supporters. Why is it that when the left chooses a hero it can't be just a regular guy, it has to be a sadist, a tyrant, or some kind of brutal killer?

The bar I eat and drink in has pictures of athletes, Famous Irish guys, and soldiers.

re: #29 Shug

That poster of Obama looks a lot like the Posters of Lenin and Mao that were seen in communist squares.

Millions died under the boots of these thugs.

WAKE UP DUMMIES !

They are awake - that's what scares me.

/off to lunch, BBL

Che was against everything that is supposed to go on in this dolt's courtroom.

Ummm...
WTMFF?
How is it remotely possible this guy can be a candidate for president?

All this stuff will gradually come to light and bring him crashing down. I hope. Otherwise the alternative is frightening.

re: #54 pegcity

i don't think most Americans have a clue who Don Cherry is

NBA coach right?

re: #44 jamgarr

"Look at me! I'm edgy!"

"look at me! I'm an effing moron!"

re: #53 Occasional Reader

He can't wait to start passing judgment on "class enemies".

I do have fears about that being the case. But, I don't think people will put up with that.

people

I truly _know_ we are in serious trouble if this inexperienced socialist gets into power. What to do? I honestly don't even know. So many friends of mine are not even going to vote. I am trying to convince many that McCain is the better and only choice here.
Without a teleprompter and speech writers, where is this guy? Have any of you heard the "speech" he recently gave, seemingly stumbling over every word. It is so telling.

Trouble's a brewing indeed

my two cents.

re: #54 pegcity

i don't think most Americans have a clue who Don Cherry is

Wango, wnago, wango - now that's hockey!
/really off to lunch now.

Here's a contact page for Lorain County Clerk's office.

[Link: cp.onlinedockets.com...]

The picture of Obama looks a little like that famous portrait of Lenin.

re: #55 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

"I'm hip. I'm with it."

How many people out their have Che crap to be cool and have no idea who the hell he actually is?

I think about 80% of people who wear his stuff... They have no clue... Just like the people wearing the deaded scarf of 'defiance'.

re: #57 ratherdashing

The photos description with spelling error:

Good eye you have.

More sneaky fascist sympathizers are losing their accounts this morning.

re: #35 lawhawk A hundred updings for that post!

re: #60 Occasional Reader

Later.

Tater.

re: #48 buzzsawmonkey

Lenin is on his bathroom ceiling for when he gargles?

I hope he ends up having to explain this.

re: #75 Charles

More sneaky fascist sympathizers are losing their accounts this morning.

Now that's Change I can believe in

re: #75 Charles

More sneaky fascist sympathizers are losing their accounts this morning.

Have I finally been discovered?

The romantization of figures like che is just disgusting. If idolizing murders is cool, where are the t-shirts and posters of mao? Or Ted Bundy or Timothy McVeigh? Why not go all out and put up a hitler poster? Why the pretenses? What makes this murderous thug so much better than the rest?

re: #10 loppyd

Is that in his office at the courthouse?

If so, I think that is against the law.

I agree. Political statements are outlawed from public employees and officials on public property - or in the case of the feds, on any day for which the individual receives payment from the government. (So if you work at the Post Office on Friday you cannot go campaign on Friday for anyone.) Nor can you make a political statement while wearing an official uniform.

re: #55 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

"I'm hip. I'm with it."

How many people out their have Che crap to be cool and have no idea who the hell he actually is?

All of them.

re: #75 Charles Good on you Charles!
Uh, could you share with us their nics or at least how many (nic's would be appreciated, though!)?

re: #48 buzzsawmonkey

Pol Pot is in the kitchenette off the main office.

Ewwwwwwwwww

re: #75 Charles

More sneaky fascist sympathizers are losing their accounts this morning.

Woohoooooooooooo!

OT:

Al-Sadr: New force to fight U.S. in Iraq

BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr is establishing a new fighting force to battle U.S.-led troops in Iraq, he said in a letter read in Iraqi mosques Friday.

Muqtada al-Sadr says his new group will focus exclusively on battling U.S.-led forces in Iraq.

Al-Sadr's letter said that "the resistance will be exclusively conducted by only one group. This new group will be defined soon by me."

Al-Sadr's militia, the Mehdi Army, has a strong and ubiquitous presence in Shiite cities, towns and neighborhoods.

Sources familiar with al-Sadr said they believe he's trying to embrace other militants, especially what the U.S. calls Iranian-backed "Special Groups" that have flouted a cease-fire the cleric declared in August.

The mainstream Mehdi Army has operated under the cease-fire, which dramatically reduced violence in Iraq. During that time, however, there has been fighting between U.S. and Iraqi troops and members of the Mehdi Army, with many of the battles this spring in the southern city of Basra and Baghdad's Sadr City neighborhood.

[Link: www.cnn.com...]

What's the problem with his old force, I wonder?

re: #75 Charles

Uh oh...

re: #66 Nevergiveup

Hockey night in Canada host

I just don't believe how these people are coming out of the woodwork.

re: #69 rhythman

Hitler didn't need a teleprompter.

What does that say about BHO's supporters?

re: #82 Sharmuta

The romantization of figures like che is just disgusting. If idolizing murders is cool, where are the t-shirts and posters of mao? Or Ted Bundy or Timothy McVeigh? Why not go all out and put up a hitler poster? Why the pretenses? What makes this murderous thug so much better than the rest?

Really -- why doesn't he put John Wayne Gacy's picture up there.

re: #82 Sharmuta

The romantization of figures like che is just disgusting. If idolizing murders is cool, where are the t-shirts and posters of mao? Or Ted Bundy or Timothy McVeigh? Why not go all out and put up a hitler poster? Why the pretenses? What makes this murderous thug so much better than the rest?

What are you some kinda of right wing bible preaching gun toting racist. Left wing killers are misunderstood?

re: #65 Leonidas Hoplite

Ummm...
WTMFF?
How is it remotely possible this guy can be a candidate for president?

All this stuff will gradually come to light and bring him crashing down. I hope. Otherwise the alternative is frightening.

I just hope the stuff comes out before November!

re: #88 Wm T Sherman

OT:

[Link:

re: #93 Lucius Septimius

Clowns scare him

re: #30 MandyManners

It's problematic but I don't see how it could be illegal unless you're thinking of campaign laws.

It is illegal Mandy. Public official on public property.

re: #75 Charles

More sneaky fascist sympathizers are losing their accounts this morning.

How did you discover them? I haven't noticed anything peculiar.

re: #88 Wm T Sherman

Apparently they're "mainstream" now, and that doesn't satisfy someone who wants to create a new, different order.

/funny how things turn out.

re: #88 Wm T Sherman

OT:

[Link:

re: #50 Shug

Am I the only one who thinks this guy looks like Don Cherry ?

No.

re: #82 Sharmuta

I saw a Mao bag.

re: #83 galloping granny

I agree. Political statements are outlawed from public employees and officials on public property - or in the case of the feds, on any day for which the individual receives payment from the government. (So if you work at the Post Office on Friday you cannot go campaign on Friday for anyone.) Nor can you make a political statement while wearing an official uniform.

Who would be able to get this cretin?

re: #82 Sharmuta

The romantization of figures like che is just disgusting. If idolizing murders is cool, where are the t-shirts and posters of mao? Or Ted Bundy or Timothy McVeigh? Why not go all out and put up a hitler poster? Why the pretenses? What makes this murderous thug so much better than the rest?

I'm waiting for the Manson Family Christmas Special on one of the major networks.

Someone needs to pen a letter to the chief administrative judge in Ohio and report this.

A vote for Obama is a vote for CHE
Obama / Carter 08 !
He aint gonna change
You will kicking and screaming

re: #97 Shug

Clowns scare him

LOL!

re: #29 Shug

That poster of Obama looks a lot like the Posters of Lenin and Mao that were seen in communist squares.

Millions died under the boots of these thugs.

WAKE UP DUMMIES !

You want to see something good, go get that poster of Obama that looks like a drawing, the one that people keep changing the slogan on. And then photoshop it into that picture next to the Che one.

re: #91 Charles

I just don't believe how these people are coming out of the woodwork.

What's the motivation?

lunch bell

BBAIB

Freeking Lorain County.... That's disgusting, and it is very telling that USA Today doesn't even see it as a hotbutton - it would have been easy to get that shot with just Barry.

Chenge!

We are infiltrated by the enemy.

re: #93 Lucius Septimius

Really -- why doesn't he put John Wayne Gacy's picture up there.

Or Al Capone, or Benito- how about deng xiaoping?

re: #23 pegcity

An Obama picture will be mandatory in every house and office, just like his tin pot friends.

I want mine on velvet.

re: #98 galloping granny

It is illegal Mandy. Public official on public property.

I had a momentary brain fart.

What part of Ohio is Lorain County in?

re: #88 Wm T Sherman
"Al-Sadr's letter said that "the resistance will be exclusively conducted by only one group. This new group will be defined soon by me."

Y'all notice that he didn't say it would be LED by him though. And if they target US Troops in particular, the "new Army [sic]" will go the way of the old one.

These obamaniacs....

So bold, so insane, so unafraid of the consequences because of a lap-dog media that is ball-scrubbing Obama on a daily basis.

re: #101 VegasRick

They have gone to pieces.

LOL!

New Kind of Judge

ELYRIA -- It has taken fewer than nine months on the bench for Lorain County Common Pleas Judge James Burge to define himself as a jurist who marches to the beat of his own drum and to become a lightning rod for controversy.

Burge, who sports a slicked-back silver hairstyle and is often seen with an unlit cigar lodged in the corner of his mouth, said he promised while campaigning for judge to never make a decision based on how it would read in the newspaper. But naturally, Burge who dons reading glasses when he puts on the judge's robe and takes the bench, said he sometimes thinks of how the public may react to some decisions.

''The thought enters my mind, certainly,'' he said. ''It just doesn't weigh in the decision. Everyone would like to be liked and popular. I always base my decisions on what I think is right.''

Burge, who spent decades practicing as a criminal defense attorney before he was elected in November, acknowledged that he has made decisions that some people vehemently disagree with and others praise.

re: #104 MandyManners

Who would be able to get this cretin?

He is a local judge, so I would complain to the Governor of the State of Ohio and whatever the board is in Ohio that regulates judicial ethics. Lawhawk or Real should know exactly who that is or be able to find out in 20 seconds flat.

He had better not have the 10 Commandments in his courtroom!
/

re: #75 Charles

More sneaky fascist sympathizers are losing their accounts this morning.

I promise I will stop
Please dont delete me bro

re: #107 LeftJustAintRight

A vote for Obama is a vote for CHE
Obama / Carter 08 !
He aint gonna change
You will kicking and screaming

And there will be wailing and grinding of teeth.

/man, I love that phrase.