The ONE WORD GAME

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"bumps
in
the
road." -- President Obama

 

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Candy

 

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Beyonce

 

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McCain?!?!?

 

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"President
Romney"

Hey Jim,

Here's hoping, and voting, that you'll be getting used to that title real soon.

"Maybe in our U.N. ambassador's mind, there are people sitting around in their living rooms there that said, 'Gee, there's a hateful video there. Grab your mortar, honey! We're going to a demonstration!'" McCain said.

"They're either deliberately misinforming the American people, or they're so abysmally incompetent that they're not fit to govern," McCain said.

In his earlier remarks, McCain noted that Obama had dropped the line "al-Qaida is on the run" from his campaign stump speeches. (The president added the line back at a New Hampshire campaign stop today.)

"My friends, al-Qaida is on the run. They're on the run back," McCain said." From.

 

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Booed

"Madonna booed after touting Obama in New Orleans concert


NEW ORLEANS – Madonna drew boos and triggered a walkout by several concertgoers after she touted President Barack Obama on her "MDNA Tour" in New Orleans.

The Material Girl asked during Saturday night's performance: "Who's registered to vote?" She added: "I don't care who you vote for as long as you vote for Obama." Drawing boos in touting Obama over Republican Mitt Romney, Madonna followed:

"Seriously, I don't care who you vote for ... Do not take this privilege for granted. Go vote."

Madonna is often outspoken. Some Colorado fans, mindful of a mass shooting there, complained she used a fake gun to shoot a masked gunman in a recent concert act in Denver.

A Madonna concert in Paris in July drew ire when a video showed a swastika on a politician's forehead." From.

 

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Legacy

"Obama's goal and legacy: Resentment – class warfare
By JOHN REINIERS
Published: October 28, 2012

When Obama went to Europe on his apology tour – and while in France, of all places – he made a puzzling attack on the United States by saying "America has shown arrogance, and been dismissive, even derisive" in a country where 49,751 World War II American soldiers are buried, and where a recent global survey rated its capital at 52nd out of 60 for friendliness – the rudeness and arrogance of Parisian waiters being the stuff of legend.

All this is proof of America's arrogance. Go figure...

Why did, then Senator Obama, when campaigning in Germany for the presidency of the United States, and addressing the "people of the world," feel compelled to say the U.S. "struggled to keep the promise of liberty and equality…and at times …our actions around the world have not lived up to our best intentions." Lord knows our combat deaths in both World Wars alone were evidence of a "promise of liberty" kept.

The answer to Obama's sour attitude about the U.S. is simple. Negative attacks are the hallmark of populists who pit the noble and virtuous people against those whom they accuse of depriving them of their rights, identity, prosperity and voice. It's hard for Obama to get out of that mold, so his kneejerk approach to all societal issues is to criticize, or even attack achievers, when he is addressing his coalition of believers – unions, Latinos, Blacks, government employees, new-wave feminists, and other pressure groups etc. – even if it means tearing down America.

His unscripted "You didn't build that" accusation to hustling businesswomen and men, if just cursorily examined, was illogical, because small businesses are among the very people who pay serious taxes to build the very infrastructure he said others built. Roads, bridges and education are not paid for with payroll taxes.

His preferred style is in the mold of Governor and Senator Huey Long, famous for his radical populist rhetoric in his bid to unseat FDR as president. Obama took a page from Long who devised the "Share our Wealth Program," which was a net asset tax; to redistribute what Long called new wealth. Like Obama he too preferred attack politics and gained favor with the left by promoting class envy and attacking Standard Oil which then had a huge presence, eventually becoming Exxon and Mobile Oil..." From.

 

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What

Happened

To

"Mitt

Swept

the

Floor

with

Barack" ?

Nine pages of contemporaneous historic election commentary A-BN style went "poof" in the early hours of Sunday morning. What was the deletion all about?

 

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Censorship