I can’t for the life of me understand why so many Jewish voters continue to vote Democrat. Just listen to these Obama supporters celebrating the destruction of Israel.
I asked one man why he was celebrating Obama, and what that meant to him. He said, “It really means to me, no more Israel…Mitt Romney would go to war with Iran…Obama said f*** that shit. Kill those mother f***ers.”
What a nice, civil society Obama has created.
Oh, and in case you missed it, that wretched Alan Grayson is going back to Congress. I know, it’s completely off topic, but it’s too darned depressing to do a full post about. What the hell is wrong with people that a vile creature like that would be elected?
Impeach the leach. (I just made that up, and it’s the first time I’ve smiled all day. Yay for me.) I work at an ultra-liberal university in an ultra-liberal city, and this is the kind of crap I hear every day. Now if I was the one talking like that about o-slime-ball, I’d probably be beaten to a pulp.
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“Impeach the leach.” I like it! But I won’t hold my breath.
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“Even thinking as a person who was raised by Jewish parents..” Thank you, American Jews.
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“What the hell is wrong with people that a vile creature like that would be elected?”
The person in the video personifies what’s wrong. Dumbed down, without an iota of civility even when communicating, this is the shining model of the progressive movement efforts. This person represents how the progressives have essentially stolen the vote from just less than half the country. And with progressives at the helm, exploiting the productivity of their opposition through redistribution, their numbers can only grow. This person is not stupid. He will not miss voting and will encourage those in his influence to do so as well. They are now very well aware and organized in vast numbers.
This person represents the voting bloc that will keep progressives in power for the foreseeable future unless the cycle is broken and the possibilities that make that happen are excruciatingly painful for the entire Nation and perhaps the world. It will not happen without strife.
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Obama, “…the angel of peace”
I knew this guy was the Antichrist!
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[...] The Lonely Conservative: “What a nice, civil society Obama has created.” [...]
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You mean you found someone to reinforce your fears. I think this guy is a nut and there are plenty of them across the political spectrum. Pick your topic and a simple google will find some nut.
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Listening to these people just confirms why our country is toast.
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It is gratifying to know that our president is surrounded by, and supported by such a high-class group of folks. The mob rule of thugocracy has finally set in, and we should feel blessed. Russians and Ukrainians had a great time under this system.
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My wife came to this country five years ago from Ukraine, a country within the former Soviet Union. She proudly cast her first vote for President of the United Sates this past Tuesday. To acquire that right and privilege she had to go through the naturalization process, the LEGAL path to citizenship. Unlike the lawless, unlegislated illegal alien amnesty quick route, set in motion on August 15, 2012 by Presidential decree, and implemented by the USCIS, there are many requirements, applications and fees associated with the naturalization process.
There are two parts to the test one must pass in order to become a naturalized U.S. citizen:
1-The English test – which has three components designed to test your ability to speak, read and right the English language.
2-The Civics test – a series of 100 questions, of which a random 10 will be asked, covering U.S. history and the functions of government. The following are examples of the questions appearing on the study list:
• What is the supreme law of the land?
• What is an amendment?
• How many amendments does the Constitution have?
• What did the Declaration of Independence do?
• What stops one branch of government from becoming too powerful?
• Name your U.S. Representative.
• Under our Constitution, some powers belong to the states. What is
one power of the states?
• Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
• What happened at the Constitutional Convention?
• Name one of the two longest rivers in the United States.
• Name one U.S. territory.
• Why does the flag have 13 stripes?
Supposedly, the purpose of this process is to insure that anyone who has the right and the privilege to vote, has a basic knowledge of the United States of America is and how it works.
So, my questions to those concerned:
• Do you think anyone in this video, or the accompanying crowd, could pass the tests?
• What percentage of American students do you think could pass the tests?
• Should every birthright citizen be required to pass the tests before they can vote?
• Is the above video a testament to the failure of liberalism?
Here’s a link to the Citizenship test PDF:
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.cdb41483187c7c1014fe271b526e0aa0/?vgnextoid=160ec05083f98310VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=c242df6bdd42a210VgnVCM100000b92ca60aRCRD§ionId=160ec05083f98310VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD&type=2&filter=1&type=2&type=2
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I’d like to think The House of reps will help us out but I don’t know……..
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