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“Why don’t these stupid flies take to the vinegar we keep giving them!? It’s historical vinegar, bottled using the latest green technology and only corked by guys named Van and Jeremiah and Ayers, using the costliest red hammers. Stupid a**hole flies!”

So when Obama brings up unnecessary tonsillectomies in a speech, you say that he’s demonizing doctors who are just trying to help people.

He also said they were performing amputations on diabetics for the big bucks. You left that out.

Harwood is a tool, no question. He is always butting onto the CNBC set during the trading day to praise The One, his idol no matter what the subject.

It is just sickening. I try to use Bloomberg or Fox Business but frankly CNBC often times moves the market which makes it required viewing for short term investors trying to catch early moves.
It’s a compromise I have to swallow.

FireBlogger on September 8, 2009 at 7:46 PM

A week or two ago, Harwood was spewing his garbage on CNBC. Joe Kernan got irritated and asked Harwood “Why don’t you just wear a donkey costume whenever you come on?” Way to go Joe.

It’s the parent’s prerogative, and no one else’s.

As the boss has said all along, it’s not the speech that’s the worry, it’s what teachers do with The One’s “inspiration” from here.

So when Obama brings up unnecessary tonsillectomies in a speech, you say that he’s demonizing doctors who are just trying to help people.

But now you’re saying that teachers cant be trusted not to turn America’s kids into a tiny army of Bolsheviks.

Interesting.

Never mind that the system financially incentivizes the tonsillectomies while the teachers get no such incentive.

Frankly, the parents who were hysterical deserve to be embarassed over this.
It was way over the line.
AnninCA on September 8, 2009 at 7:11 PM

I thought they banned you. Oh well.

It is just sickening. I try to use Bloomberg or Fox Business but frankly CNBC often times moves the market which makes it required viewing for short term investors trying to catch early moves.
It’s a compromise I have to swallow.

We have a lot of ills in our society mostly because of these traitors, subversives and usurpers of power. We can see this as a golden opportunity for them to do themselves and their dangerous movement in once and for all. Keep pressuring them, keep squawking, blogging, emailing, protesting, etc. The rest they’ll do themselves in discrediting Marxism. They know we’re here and in great numbers and that worries them.

But, we as a group are partly responsible. We as conservatives have succumbed to many of their programs and promises, have fed at the trough of Socialism, have set aside our morals simply because this is “now” and not “back then”. We have allowed them to confuse ourselves as to what the true meaning of this country and Patriotism are. We have not held those who won our votes accountable as long as we were comfortable and gainfully employed. We dismissed the fruits of education and learning so that they took over academia instead. We have many among us who have bullied the weak, who have called beta types “queers” and “pussies”. We as a group have forgotten our Judeo-Christian values and the truly compassionate nature of traditional America.

So, if these Libtards do fail what then? Do we fall back on an equally oppressive version of ultra-Conservatism? Do we go back to the “it’s all good” mentality? Do we go back to ignoring politics because it’s boring and turn the big game on instead?

Frankly, the parents who were hysterical deserve to be embarassed over this.

It was way over the line.

AnninCA on September 8, 2009 at 7:11 PM

Show me some one that got ‘hysterical’…I’ll show you some one that was concerned.

BTW…did you send your kids???

Oh..wait…

It was way over the line.

Obama to college students: Time for ‘The Talk’

A reader forwards on an email from the Obama campaign to his .edu email, suggesting he try to bring his parents, as well as “grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins,” on board, and offering tips as to how:

If your family isn’t already supporting Barack, it’s time for you to have “The Talk.”

With so many rumors and misperceptions out there, it’s incredibly important that you sit down with parents or other family members. Tell them who Barack is, what he stands for, and why you’re supporting him.

You may be the only person who can convince them.

Also from the email: “Breaking the ice can be hard. Start by asking if they saw the debate on Tuesday and what they thought about it.”

There’s also a “The Talk” page on Obama’s site, with handy dos and don’ts.

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/1008/Obama_to_college_students_Time_for_The_Talk.html

And also on Obama’s own website:

Have you had “The Talk” with your parents or family?
Tell us about your experience talking to your family. If you have created a YouTube video, please share the link.

http://my.barackobama.com/page/s/thetalk

So, how many Governors are talking about the 10th Amendment now? I heard some people from Georgia saying they would step in if Obama tried to pass some law they felt was not in the best interests of their constituents. I also heard Texas said the same thing.