And so on. Clearly, the White House is using the time-honored mathematical method of pulling numbers out of one’s rear end.

In fairness, “Numbers” is the nickname of the S&M freak Barney Frank picked up at the Manhole last night. And he only pulled out because, hey, we’ve all got day jobs to go to.

Is our children learning?

blatantblue on February 13, 2009 at 8:39 AM

I dunno is they?

Obviously, our erstwhile President took the “I couldn’t do math, so I went to law school” approach to life. Maybe if the LSAT included a section on calculus, this wouldn’t happen.

ex-Democrat: love the bumper stickers! Any chance you could make one with: “‘Curious George Goes to Washington’ Is Not a Valid Chapter in American History”?

Arithmatic is a distraction.

Destroyed lives are a distraction.

Yuk Yuk.

Buy Danish on February 13, 2009 at 11:53 AM

Aren’t you missing a “yuk” in there?

yuk yuk yuk

Yuk Yuk.

How do we track job retention?

SouthernRoots on February 13, 2009 at 11:00 AM

Thats the easiest of all. If you are emplyed today and do not lose your job during Obama’s term your job can be claimed as a retention. If you lose your job it can be blamed on Bushes recession but you might get one of the new jobs Obama creates. In other words it’s a shell game.

Worse though is that all of these numbers add up to only 3.4 million jobs. I thought Obama was saying that he would create or save upwards of 4-5 million jobs.

We can track job creation and we can track job loss. How do we track job retention?

Clearly, the White House is using the time-honored mathematical method of pulling numbers out of one’s rear end

Hey. Don’t knock it ’til you’ve tried it dude – it’s liberating.

It liberates you from actually having to think and exercise competence in your research & reasoning.

We have truly saddled ourselves with an affirmative-action Presidential Clot.

So really, as long as 4 million people are employed in America, Obama will be able to claim that it worked. Of course, if we keep losing 300 million jobs a day…

ex-Democrat on February 13, 2009 at 9:25 AM

I went to your website. Not alot of contect there but I noticed the swell prices on your bumper stickers especially the 10 and 50 packs. It proves you are a real capitalist. I hope you sell lots of swell bumperstickes and stuff.

Sadly, you don’t have what I might be interested in. I thought I’d let you know as you might be interested in increasing your profits. You don’t have a 10 or 50 pack where I can choose one of each or any combination. You might consider adding t-shirts and hats. I feel you may be missing a lucrative source of income.

Do you believe your lying eyes or the infallible, omniscient, father of us all?

Can we have some predictions, and some falsifiability?

And while we’re at it, forget the new web sites — have the new programs subject to GPRA and PARTed on a fixed 2-year schedule from the date of passage of the bill. Web sites are nice, but we already have processes for ensuring accountability of government programs. Don’t let them substitute economicrecovery.gov for independent review.

ex-Democrat on February 13, 2009 at 9:24 AM

I’m calling… I’m calling… geez

:) (love the passion friend, keep going)

Boycott Maine campaign too in honor of the two Senators).

ex-Democrat on February 13, 2009 at 9:17 AM

Why boycott Maine? What did Maine ever do to you besides electing the turncoat Collins?
You can’t expect the republicans all to be against the democrats. Someone has to be the sacrificial lamb. I ask you why not Collins? You know it wouldn’t be bipartisan if only democrats voted for the bill. It’s a win-win for both parties. Democrats claim bipartisanship. Republicans claim a block vote against except for two turncoats. They have done the 3 day job we all expect.

Look how shamefull the house republicans were by ALL voting against it. What a bad example they were. And those eleven house democrats, for shame. They have embarassed her highness Pelosi. They will pay.