Screaming Obama supporter: Vote for Obama because he gives out free phones

The Examiner ^ | September 27, 2012 | Joe Newby

[PJ-Comix]

I just know I'd need a Vulcan mind-wipe to rid myself of the images, were I to view them.

She used to be a model for Victoria's Secret.

[PJ-Comix]

In the next life, Obama will be punished for all eternity by having to permanently remain in bed with this Obama Phone Lady.

[Sarah Barracuda]

I heard a few of them call into Sean Hannity’s show, I think he purposely had them on to show us all what we are dealing with here..I know these kind of idiots have existed before Obama, but the difference is that with Obama, he wants these kind of people supporting him, he is drawing more and more of these idiots into his corner because this is what he wants..a Communist society where everything is free and people with wealth become poor. Hearing this one guy tell Hannity that ALL of his wealth should be taken away, at first I thought he was kidding, no he was serious! For many people, why work when you can get it for free, that is their mentality. The same ones that you see begging for free health care and free food are the same ones you probably saw waiting in line at your local Apple store for the new iPhone 5..they DO have money, they just don’t want to have to pay for anything..that is the communist mindset and it scares the hell out of me

[hal ogen]

I watched the video of this nobama-supporting, loud-mouthed, uncouth cretin. Someone...anyone...should hit her along-side her head with her free phone. What a maroon! And to think SEIU paid her to “demonstrate”.

[Sarah Barracuda]

That is Obama’s base, scary to know there are millions more like her

[Caipirabob]

When I first heard the video, I thought they were introducing a new "muppet". Something named "Take-ee" or along those lines.

Play the video with this image in the foreground. It's not so tragic then.

[DannyTN]

"The problem is once people become dependent on the government it is difficult and sometimes impossible to break the dependency."

I'm sure there are some people who are dependent that don't have a medical reason to justify it. But that's not the biggest problem today. The problem today is 25% UNEMPLOYMENT. And it didn't happen because people said I just don't feel like working. It happened because we lowered our import tariffs and exported our jobs overseas. We made the banking system unstable. We took almost no action since the 1970's to insulate ourselves from another oil spike. And when oil prices did go up, in a weakened economy, it didn't take long for unemployment to go up. That resulted in a mortgage and banking crisis, which knocked the floor out from under consumer psychology, and we still haven't recovered. And we may not if we don't get smart about trade.

[central_va]

The problem today is 25% UNEMPLOYMENT. And it didn't happen because people said I just don't feel like working. It happened because we lowered our import tariffs and exported our jobs overseas.

Excellent point.

[DannyTN]

"I agree with you. Maybe though the State should ring them during day to ascertain their whereabouts."

Thanks for the encouragement. Sometimes it's lonely out here.

I do think the state needs programs to help people that have become dependent. They need interventions to help them get going again.

But right now interventions would be a waste of money. There are so many people out there that want jobs and can't find them.

[central_va]

Richard III: "My kingdom for a horse"

Obamalover: "My liberty for a cell phone"

[jsanders2001]

I do have a problem with paying for phones and birth control when it comes out of my own pocket, especially for the type degenerates I’ve seen that receive those benefits. On the plus side birth control at least keeps them from multiplying and sucking up more benefits.

[Windflier]

She used to be a model for Victoria's Secret.

Sneaky devil, you ;-)

[joma89]

“The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public’s money.” - Alexis de Tocqueville

How right he was.

JoMa

[Sarajevo]

For the record. The phones cost $9.95 month. I consider them a necessity in today's world.

You do realize that you are funding those phones through a Universal Access Fee, don't you? You are paying for someone else's phone. If they can't afford it out of their own pocket, they don't need to have one. I've never owned a cell phone and I'm completely comfortable without one.
They aren't a necessity of life.

[Sarajevo]

Wonder if this pillar of society in Cleveland was "teached" by her.

It's Cleveland; the Mistake on the Lake. They drink water from Lake Erie, the same body of water that was declared "dead" in the 70's.

[DannyTN]

"You do realize that you are funding those phones through a Universal Access Fee"

Yes I do. See my post 104.

See my post 104.

[DannyTN]

"I've never owned a cell phone and I'm completely comfortable without one."

But you have a house phone and you are probably paying more than $9.95 a month for it.

[LibsRJerks]

I’m done. I say collapse the system. Do anything you can to get on the dole somehow.

But we know the system sucks when those that deserve help can’t get it. Just ask 2ndDivisionVet.

They use OUR money to buy votes and so I’m going to get my money back. I’m going to buy an illegal identity (preferably under the name Juan Sanchez) and apply, apply, apply, apply.

I’ll have to divorce my wife because she makes too much and I need a low income household. Too bad I don’t have kids I can use to mooch even more. Maybe I can get one on the black market! lol

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I’m beginning to think you’re right. Because anymore, I feel like a total FOOL for working as hard as i do, for how hard my husband works — for all the taxes we HEAVE out the window to pay for this rotten b*llshirt.

Crash it. Crash it tomorrow — watch the fireworks, and then REBUILD — without all the dead weight.