We Have Nothing to Fear, but Obama…The Hon. James David Manning, PhD takes a page out of history by using an excerpt from FDR’s famous speech to explain the socialist ideologies of Barack Hussein Obama.
It was clear who James Carville supported during the 2008 Democratic primary, squarely for Sen. Hillary Clinton over Sen. Barack Obama.
So how much has changed? After telling an old campaign joke, Carville went on CNN to reiterate “I’m not sorry and I don’t apologize.”
The Blaze has the original video from a Christian Science Monitor breakfast, when during a Q&A session someone asked Carville if he thought Pres. Obama was “misunderstood” or just “being a wimp.” Carville’s years-old joke: “If Hillary gave him one of her balls, they’d both have too.”
Last night he called in to John King, USA, where the host said some were outraged. Carville told everyone to just chill: “Outraged? It’s a joke. In fact, it was an old joke.”
“He is the President of the United States,” said King. “If you said it during the campaign is there any different standard now that he’s the President?”
Short answer – no:
Of all the things that people say about the President, and I actually support most things the president does, I think this is fairly mild…If I offended anyone I’m not sorry and I don’t apologize.
Sarah Palin Slams Michelle Obama in Racially Charged Passage From New Book
HuffingtonPost.com
November 18, 2010
Geoffrey Dunn Award-winning journalist, filmmaker and historian
In passages leaked from her forthcoming book America by Heart, Sarah Palin — the erstwhile quitter governor of Alaska, who now, by all indications, fancies herself as President of the United States — has taken another cheap shot at First Lady Michelle Obama.
In a passage on perceptions of racial inequality in the United States, Palin slams President Barack Obama, who, she asserts, “seems to believe” that “America — at least America as it currently exists — is a fundamentally unjust and unequal country.”
And then she goes after Michelle Obama:
Certainly his wife expressed this view when she said during the 2008 campaign that she had never felt proud of her country until her husband started winning elections. In retrospect, I guess this shouldn’t surprise us, since both of them spent almost two decades in the pews of the Reverend Jeremiah Wright’s church listening to his rants against America and white people.
The passage — coming on page 26 in a chapter entitled “We, the People” — echoes remarks made by Palin on the eve of the midterm elections, at a rally in San Jose, California, at which point she mocked remarks made by Michelle Obama during the 2008 campaign: “You know, when I hear people say, or had said during the campaign that they’ve never been proud of America,” Palin spat out. “Haven’t they met anybody in uniform yet? I get tears in my eyes when I see that young man, that young woman, walking through the airport in uniform…you too… so proud to be American.”
In fact, Michelle Obama’s remarks were made (in Madison, Wisconsin, during the 2008 campaign) in a context of Americans being “unified around some basic common issues”:
What we have learned over this year is that hope is making a comeback. It is making a comeback. And let me tell you something–for the first time in my adult lifetime, I am really proud of my country. And not just because Barack has done well, but because I think people are hungry for change. And I have been desperate to see our country moving in that direction, and just not feeling so alone in my frustration and disappointment. I’ve seen people who are hungry to be unified around some basic common issues, and it’s made me proud.
Afterwards, the First Lady further clarified her remarks by noting that she was referencing the “record number” of young voters participating in the political process in the 2008 campaign:
For the first time in my lifetime, I am seeing people rolling up their sleeves in way that I haven’t seen and really trying to figure this out, and that’s the source of pride I was talking about.
Award-winning writer and filmmaker Geoffrey Dunn’s book The Lies of Sarah Palin: The Untold Story Behind Her Relentless Quest for Power will be published by St. Martin’s Press in April of 2011.
Erica Winchester, Massachusetts Woman, Spews Racial Slurs At Mailman
The Huffington Post
Nick Wing
11-12-10
Wait a minute Mr. Postman, why is that woman yelling racial epithets at you?
That might have been what one postal worker was thinking when this video was shot last year in Hingham, Massachusetts.
The footage documents an incident in which a woman approaches a mailman’s vehicle and assaults him repeatedly with racial slurs, insults and apparently a physical blow of some sort, all because he said he could not accept a certified letter that she had signed for, but no longer wanted.
Though the woman follows up her “f**king ni**er thief” attack with a claim that she’s “not prejudiced,” her rhetoric and tone in the videos speak for themselves.
In the days after the video went viral on forums such as 4Chan and Reddit, the sleuthing power of the collective interwebs has turned up the culprit’s supposed identity: one Erica Winchester. The 60-year-old woman “once threatened a cop that she would ‘chop off’ his genitals after he arrested her for trespassing at a community theater rehearsal where she warned cast members they would ‘get it with a machine gun,'” according to the Smoking Gun.
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Public Enemy continously plugged Jones' the Obama Deception during their set this weekend at Coachella, I figured it might have been Chuck himself. I suppose I should have known it was Professor Griff.