Posted on 01/22/2010 3:51:47 PM PST by Libloather
The Madness of King Barack
Will King Barack respond to the election of Scott Brown in Massachusetts with moderation and scrap health care or with madness?
By Brian Doherty - FOXNews.com
Updated January 20, 2010
On December 16, 1773, several dozen colonists in Boston, angered by King George’s financially ruinous tea tax, took action into their own hands. Dressed as Mohawk Indians, they snuck onto 3 British tea ships and dumped over 300 chests of tea into Boston Harbor. That revolt was said to have sparked the American Revolution.
Last night, the state of Massachusetts was the site of yet another revolt, only this time it was Attorney General Martha Coakley, the Democratic Party, and President Obama, health care and health care reform that were thrown into the drink, following the stunning election of Republican Scott Brown to the U.S. Senate.
Yet on the eve of the election, the White House suggested to Politico’s Mike Allen that they would not moderate the president’s policies, but in a fit of madness akin to King George’s, would double down and strike a more combative tone.
I have a feeling that over the next few days, the White House will want to talk to Mike Allen and amend their remarks.
**SNIP**
In response to the tea party protest, King George passed the ‘Coercive Acts,’ which was every bit as punishing as it sounds. Will King Barack respond to the election of Scott Brown in Massachusetts with moderation and scrap health care or with madness and shove a coercive bill down America’s collective throats?
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Unfortunately I think madness will begat only more madness.
He just motivated me to do a few more. I attended five last year and I got stacks of signs in my garage. I’ll recycle several of ‘em, in the interest of the green economy.
No kidding. Some folks think he’ll move to the center but he’s an ideologue and a nutjob. He can barely contain his frothing rage now.
I say we do everything we can to push him over the edge. Its dangerous but we’re in danger now.
The US government is still at war against the American people, despite Brown's victory.
I’m beginnng to think he is a bit mad. And I don’t mean angry...
What will Obama “be like November 2nd”?
He’ll be teabagging himself.
Take that Anderson Cooper and Keith TinyWeeny Olbermann.
This clown will not serve out his full term.
He has messed with the wrong bunch, that being the financial sector. No president has ever survived taking on the big banking system..at least not in the last 80 years or so.
“The US government is still at war against the American people, despite Brown’s victory.”
Agreed. Brown’s victory was just a win in ONE battle. The WAR is hardly over.
“Being ready is not what matters. What matters is winning after you get there.” ~ Lieutenant General Victor H. Krulak, USMC, April, 1965
“Sometimes it is entirely appropriate to kill a fly with a sledge-hammer!” ~ MAJ. HOLDREDGE
“Winning isn’t everything, but the will to win is everything.” ~ Vince Lombardi
And this one, just because I love the imagery:
“I want you boys to hurry up and whip these Germans so we can get out to the Pacific to kick the s**t out of the purple-pissing Japanese, before the Godda**ed MARINES get all the credit!” ~ Lt General George Patton, US Army, 1945
Berry Hussein will stop at nothing to get his name on a major piece of legislation like FDR or Johnson. He won’t let us peons stop him from what he considers his destiny.
We will be lucky of we can get by with ridding ourselves of him and his parasitic junta using the ballot box instead of force majeur.
Obama has a black, evil place at his center.And now you will begin to see his true face.
People do not inderstand that Obama was complicit in the genocide that happened in Kenya 2007/2208 with his cousin Odinga.Obama is bad news, bad, bad, news.
Well did anyone see Reid today and his evil grin say that not to forget that the bill is good for a year? I have a feeling they will wait until after the November election and pass it just as soon as they can if given the opportunity.
Bring it On Zero
I hope what you say comes true. I hope the financial sector takes him down.
“King George’s financially ruinous tea tax”
That’s historically inaccurate as I understood it. I thought the tea tax was very low compared to today’s levels of tax
It was the principle of the thing, unless someone would like to correct that?
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