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XX Factor
Reed's Obama mania
First off: who says we are in the recovery? Secondly: who wants the war in Afghanistan to go the way of Vietnam? That is what Obama is angling us toward. And thirdly: what about unemployment and healthcare? Don't compare Obama to Kennedy either. That's comparing apples to oranges.
Posted to
The Has-Been
by
david wayne osedach
on
November 25, 2009
POTUS bowing
Bowing in the Far East is a cultural phenomenon. Some Asian cultures do it more than others. The Japanese appear to do it most of all, and among Japanese it is indeed a (required) means of showing humility, respect, and deference to a person or object of superior status. That truly only applies between Japanese. When foreigners bow to ...
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Explainer
by
ermelson
on
November 22, 2009
Deadline Presidency
King Obama has had a rude awakening over the fact that his edicts are not being followed. Maybe he will get back on television every single night telling us all that he is accomplishing. I sincerely hope not!
Posted to
Politics
by
david wayne osedach
on
November 19, 2009
Odumba's every word is a lie
And the media who praise him are all whores. Both should be exiled from the country and stripped of whatever citizenship they may actually have
Posted to
Politics
by
Bruce Majors
on
November 11, 2009
Youth Is Indeed Wasted On The Young
When I was a much younger man, I certainly did not brag or boast about my youth. I certainly did not mock nor disrespect older people and make fun of their age, as I was wise, smart, and cool enough to realize that youth is fleeting, much like wealth and politics. Young people in this generation are often as dumb as rocks and as morbidly selfish ...
Posted to
Sports Nut
by
techresmgt
on
November 5, 2009
Yesterday's elections
Obama has received his message loud and clear: change we can believe in!
Posted to
Politics
by
david wayne osedach
on
November 4, 2009
Merkel's Germany
Maybe we would be better off if we followed Germany's lead and voted in a woman President.
Posted to
Foreigners
by
david wayne osedach
on
November 3, 2009
Here is something for you to read...
I've written a few articles on my blog in a span of 3 days. Please go to my website and read them. Two of the articles deal with swine flu vaccine, and one discusses the media discussion of ...
Posted to
Ballot Box
by
gringo_911
on
October 31, 2009
Way wide of the mark
Drupal is hard to learn and there are some Drupallers who think that's a good thing. But after a lot of experience with it I've found Drupal more than worth the learning, and I've found most Drupallers to be friendly and helpful. While Drupal is difficult, it's also powerful, flexible, reliable and secure enough that the difficulty ends up being ...
Posted to
Politics
by
Spencer Critchley
on
October 29, 2009
"government-sponsored healthcare safety net" <> Obamacare
We already HAVE a ''Government-sponsored healthcare safety net'' - it's called ''Medicaid'' and American workers pay for it out of their paychecks in a separate deduction from income tax and FICA (''Social Security tax,'' to use another worthless euphemism). Mr. Rosenbaum is playing clever games with words, but his attempt to re-frame the ...
Posted to
The Spectator
by
loupgarous
on
October 25, 2009
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