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When will we acknowledge the fact that the problem with Muslims is Islam?
“Even though the kuffar (non-believers) are filthy, you still have to deal with them until we succeed in establishing an Islamic state here”
He is talking about England. But this is happening in every country in the West that refuses to ban ALL Muslim immigration. Or even acknowledge the fact that the problem with Muslims is Islam.
From HERE.
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Now this has got to hurt like hell! And what woman would actually put herself through this? And for what end? Besides the neat picture!
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Mitt Romney blasted President Obama for comments during a press conference Friday in which the president suggested the private sector was “doing fine.”
“He said the private sector is doing fine. Is he really that out of touch?” Romney said at an event in Council Bluffs, Iowa. “I think he’s defining what it means to be out of touch with the American people.”
In the president’s remarks Friday morning, Obama repeatedly said hiring at private industries was “fine” and occurring at “a solid pace,” arguing instead for additional funds for state and local governments to hire teachers and emergency personnel. But Republicans quickly pounced on his remarks in light of May’s disappointing job numbers, and Romney said the comments could have historic implications.
“For the president of the United States to stand up and say the private sector is doing fine is going to go down in history as an extraordinary miscalculation,” Romney told the crowd.
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25 Things You Didn’t Know About Mad Men That Will Blow Your Mind
Unearthed: One of Shakespeare’s first playhouses
Injured: I’ll Have Another, who no longer has a shot at the Triple Crown
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This clip has never got old, as long as someone comes up with new material…
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Question: What Do Oil Lobbyists, Garbage Men, Bus Drivers And Janitors All Have In Common? Answer: The Obama Admin Counts Them As “Green Jobs”…
From HERE.
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Next Six Months Could Determine Fate of the Internet, FCC Commissioner Warns
High school censors Hollywood producer’s speech fearing it “too right-wing”
Rush: Obama’s “obsessive-compulsive”
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Noonan: What’s Changed After Wisconsin
What happened in Wisconsin signals a shift in political mood and assumption. Public employee unions were beaten back and defeated in a state with a long progressive tradition. The unions and their allies put everything they had into “one of their most aggressive grass-roots campaigns ever,” as the Washington Post’s Paul Whoriskey and Dan Balz reported in a day-after piece. Fifty thousand volunteers made phone calls and knocked on 1.4 million doors to get out the vote against Gov. Scott Walker. Mr. Walker’s supporters, less deeply organized on the ground, had a considerable advantage in money.
But organization and money aren’t the headline. The shift in mood and assumption is. The vote was a blow to the power and prestige not only of the unions but of the blue-state budgetary model, which for two generations has been: Public-employee unions with their manpower, money and clout, get what they want. If you move against them, you will be crushed.
Mr. Walker was not crushed. He was buoyed, winning by a solid seven points in a high-turnout race.
Governors and local leaders will now have help in controlling budgets. Down the road there will be fewer contracts in which you work for, say, 23 years for a city, then retire with full salary and free health care for the rest of your life—paid for by taxpayers who cannot afford such plans for themselves, and who sometimes have no pension at all. The big meaning of Wisconsin is that a public injustice is in the process of being righted because a public mood is changing.
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GO MITT!!!
Mitt Romney blasted President Obama for comments during a press conference Friday where the president suggested the private sector was “doing fine.”
“He said the private sector is doing fine. Is he really that out of touch?” Romney said at an event in Council Bluffs, Ia. “I think he’s defining what it means to be out of touch with the American people.”
In the president’s remarks Friday morning, he repeatedly said hiring at private industries was “fine” and occurring at “a solid pace,” arguing instead for additional funds for state and local governments to hire teachers and emergency personnel. But Republicans quickly pounced on his remarks in light of May’s disappointing job numbers, and Romney said the comments could have historic implications.
“For the president of the United States to stand up and say the private sector is doing fine is going to go down in history as an extraordinary miscalculation,” Romney told the crowd.
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Obama backpedaling fast as he can!!!
With Republicans seizing upon remarks he made earlier in the day that “the private sector is doing fine” – arguing that they show a president out of touch with an ailing economy — President Obama sought to clarify his remarks Friday afternoon. [...]
Decrying the “political games” that in his view necessitated the further elucidation, the president said “if you look at what I said this morning” what he was specifically addressed was that “we’ve actually seen some good momentum in the private sector. That has not been the biggest drag on the economy.”
“So let me be as clear as I can be: the economy needs to be strengthened,” the president said, “that’s why I had a press conference. I believe that there are a lot of Americans who are hurting right now, which is what I’ve been saying for the last year, two years, three years. What I’ve been saying since I came into office. And the question then is what are we going to do about it?”
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Okay, this should piss off any islamic buttholes who drop by my blog! Either that or they will tell their islamic friends to come by and see this so they can have one big circle jerk!
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