Posted on 06/03/2013 8:45:15 AM PDT by NOBO2012
As I originally pointed out last summer in “It’s Halftime in America:”
“It’s not so much you didn’t live up to your potential.”
“It’s that you exceeded it.”
Yes, Ed Klein is back, making more trouble. The paperback version of his book, dismissively titled “The Amateur” - which was derived from an obviously made-up, derisive, quote contained therein:
“Obama doesn't know how to be president. He doesn't know how the world works. He's incompetent. He's...he's...Barack Obama's an amateur.” - Bill Clinton
The paperback version is updated to detail the deal cut between Big Guy and Bubba to keep the reins of power in the grasp of this most unholy alliance for years to come.
Here’s how the deal between the Devil and Beelzebub was supposed to work: Bubba would pump up BO’s limp campaign with his professional lying Mojo. In return, BO would throw his support enthusiastically behind his soon-to-be ex-Secretary.
Bubba delivered his part, in spades (can I say that?):
Only to find out that Big Guy planned to renege (can I say that?) on his end of the deal.
“Don’t let the door hit you on the way out, doll-face.”
(SNIP)
Be sure to tune in tomorrow for “Amateur: the Musical.”
How about just posting it all right here?
cuz you can’t pimp a blog that way ;)
I am curious about all this blog pimping stuff. Just how much money will a pimp get if I go to their blog?
As long as they keep their membership current, they'll earn points at pimpmyblog.com and get to purchase things like ivory canes and white fur hats...
It depends on the advertising arrangement they have set up.
Hey man!
You need to post the entire article here and not excerpt , while imploring readers to post”Read More Here”
Especially when there is nothing significant of additional information added to the full content.
You’re gonna smell ozone.
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