And now, Congressman Alan Grayson, let’s see you throw ME in jail for saying what I think. Come on there, big boy. You can do it. Don't be a spineless wuss! Show me what you're made of. Or, are you one of those guys who can talk the talk but, can't walk the walk?
Did they read the Flight 253 terrorist is Miranda Rights? Did they talk mean to him and accuse him of being a terrorist? Has the President bowed to him yet and apologized for our country? Is he being allowed a copy of the Quran and does his cell face the East?
Question: I'm over 65, on a fixed income and medicare and have supplemental insurance. Under the new plan they are shoving you know where, they are cutting medicare payouts, which means my supplemental premiums will go up in order for me to have the same coverages I do now. My taxes are also going up. This really puts me in a squeeze. What shall I do?
Answer: Just hang on a few days and the ACORN Rep will be by to give you your end-of-life counseling. (Listen for the jingle, "Ding, ding, ACORN calling?))
So Al Frankensit, faced with a national uproar over his ungentlemanly behavior, offers no apologies or explanation other that to say, "Harry Reid told me to do it."
(Aren't those nincompooooops just so, so sweet? They'll even trash each other before they'll take ownership over what they say and do.)
Senator Al Frankensnit refused to allow Senator Lieberman another minute to finish his statement in the Senate yesterday, a courtesy routinely given by the next person in line to speak. "Really?" Lieberman asked.
Frankensnit stuck by his guns, (confiscated from a constituent, no doubt), and Senator McCain objected to the treatment, saying he didn't know what in the hell the Senate is coming to.
Ahh, come on John. Shut up and get out of the way.
So, the real problem is not that banks are not willing to give credit, it's that people don't want to borrow any more?
Well, in taking a page from the proposed Health Care debacle, the real answer is to require us to borrow or face a $25,000 fine; don't pay it and we get up to five years in jail.
(Maybe we can all learn how to speak Chinese together?)
Let's see now... You're a small businessman and you are going to borrow $100,000 from the government under this great new plan, and then the government is going to tell you who to hire, how much to pay them, and who you can do business with?
Sounds like a terrific program to me.
(Psst! Maybe they'll tell you how many illegal aliens to hire and how to get them signed up for health insurance, too?)
What you do is withhold an extra 10% from everyone's pay check, and next year when they want they tax refunds, you just give them an IOU that you will never be able to pay back.
Instead of wanting to get at the bottom of the false statistics in the Climategate scandal, the illustrious Senator wants those who leaked the Emails to be investigated.
According to Administration figures, consistently proven to be wrong, unemployment dropped from 10.2% to 10.0 % in October. How many people fell off of unemployment? Why can't you just give us figures, like 20.1 million are unemployed or under employed? Percentages don't mean anything and can be manipulated. Oh, you don't know how many? Well then, how can you figure percentages? Weegie board?
Here's our illustrious President, egging-on Holder to investigate CIA agents while, at the same time, having to rely on CIA information to tell him what is going on in Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, and North Korea, Pakistan, Russia... Or, as William Bendix would say... "What a revolting development this is!"
Weekends, nothing ever happens in this world. I guess that's why the media got caught flat-footed with Sunday's Iranian announcement they are building more uranium production sites? You suddenly realize that, if they had bombed the World Trade Center on a Sunday, we would not have known about it until Monday morning....
American Citizen and damned proud of it.
Sometimes, I may seem to be tactless, but some people need to be jolted into thinking for themselves.
I try not to be witty, but can rarely stop myself; it's one of my many fine qualities. I'm an Aries, so my brilliance comes naturally.
After having been married twice, I decided that having a small dog who barks incessantly is preferable.
Obviously, humility is not one of my faults but, if I had one, that would be it.