To the POTUS, apparently.
He just loves bypassing Congressional confirmation hearings.
Finally, reporters ask important questions of the POTUS, but he won’t answer as he’d rather just walk away.
Just to fill in some of this, in case you didn’t know, Michelle Malkin does
Posted in Constitution, Corruption, Ethics, Rule of Law
Tagged Control, controversy, Incompetence
That’s some “Science” advisor you have there, POTUS.
Remember KISS? No? Well, let me explain.
Keep
It
Simple
Stupid
All of us getting education in various technology type classes learn that eventually.
Why hasn’t Holdren?
Posted in Education, Ethics, Global Warming
Tagged Control, controversy, Fraud, Incompetence
Sadly, not here, but in Washington State Supreme Court.
The court refused to intervene in the scheduled November 2 election in the city of Mukilteo where residents had signed a petition forcing a red light camera and speed camera ban onto the ballot.
A very interesting read. Perhaps even for members of Campaign for Liberty (there’s a chapter in Washington involved in this effort apparently). Just sayin.
Thuggery. Not the term I would use. How about – lies, criminal, falsehoods, threats?
And trampling on First Amendment rights. To say the very, very least.
All about Obamacare, er, Healthscare. I mean, healthcare.
Gangsters? Chicago comes to mind. I wonder why. (not)
Posted in Abortion, Constitution, Corruption, Death Panels, Deficit, Economy, Ethics, Freedom of Speech, Rights, Rule of Law, Tort Reform
Tagged Control, Fraud, Healthcare, Incompetence, Marxism, Spending, Truth
Michelle Malkin has a copy of the letter where Inspector General Glenn Fine tells COngress of his intent to review the Obama administration’s selective enforcement of civil rights laws by the Voting Section office of DOJ.
Let’s see if this goes anywhere. What are the odds?
Posted in Abuse of Police Powers, Constitution, Corruption, Ethics, Rule of Law, Voting
Tagged Control, controversy, Fraud, Marxism, Unconstitutional
Thank the Democrats, folks.
They aren’t going to force a vote on extending the Bush tax cuts.
If anything, perhaps this will throw gasoline on the Primaries tomorrow.
And maybe, just maybe, stoke the bonfires for November.
Posted in Corruption, Deficit, Economy, Ethics, Taxes
Tagged anti-business, Control, controversy, Incompetence, Marxism, Spending, Unemployment
According to Michelle Malkin, George Soros is trying to manipulate our country’s judiciary.
Why does this man feel the need to fiddle with our country?
And why does our Congress refuse to do anything about it?
The most important line: Our right to vote is at stake.
What say you?
Posted in Constitution, Corruption, Ethics, Freedom of Speech, National Security, Rule of Law, Sovereignty, Voting
Tagged Control, Fraud, Marxism, Unconstitutional
Perhaps. Or, it’s sheer hutzpah to say the Dems are not going to lose control in the House, as Steny Hoyer says.
Here’s my question to Rep. Hoyer. How’s the sand look under there when you open your eyes?
Posted in Constitution, Corruption, Deficit, Economy, Ethics, Taxes
Tagged anti-business, Control, Healthcare, Incompetence, Marxism, Spending, Unemployment
Good Grief, is right.
Another no sense moment. The POTUS asking job creation advice from Andy Stern (SEIU head thug, ‘member him?).
Posted in Corruption, Deficit, Economy, Ethics
Tagged anti-business, Control, controversy, Fraud, Incompetence, Marxism
Government records show the Obama Administration has increased the federal debt by $2.5260 trillion in his first 19 months in office, which is more than the cumulative total of the national debt held by the public that was amassed by all U.S. presidents from George Washington through Ronald Reagan.
Somehow, I don’t think I’d be proud of that if I were President.
Actually, I’m already mortified. Worst. President. Ever.
Posted in Corruption, Deficit, Economy, Ethics
Tagged anti-business, Control, Fraud, Healthcare, Incompetence, Marxism, Spending, Unconstitutional, Unemployment
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