Posted on 10/27/2013 1:05:07 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
sadly the american idiots who voted for this clown are too busy worrying about when the next “the voice” is on and their twilight saga DVDs to notice what a monstrous failure their president is.
Maybe when they get their next health care bill they’ll finally wake up.
That bears repeating.
We have also lost the battle to properly educate our children and maintain a reasonably balanced and honest news media. The Marxists and the labor unions never sleep. The termites simply eat deeper and deeper into our weakened foundations.
He’s feeling sorry for his fellow Muzzie.
John Zogby -shyster pollster & James Zogby - head of the American Arab Institute - propagandists for the Saudi -Wahabi lobby
http://www.militantislammonitor.org/article/id/304
A weak jobs report and record numbers out of the workforce. Plus the worst imaginable rollout of a website in the history of website rollouts. Am I correct that the U.S. paid $600 million for [its] Affordable [Care Act] web presence? At least the $400 hammers and $600 toilet seats worked, I presume. Listening in on German Chancellor Angela Merkel's mobile phone calls? That isn't a violation of privacy, it is an affront to all decency. And now the Saudis are angry at us too. I am not sure how Mr. Obama wins back trust from our key allies.
I contend that we patriots are not in the minority, and that the election would have gone the other way if Sarah Palin had jumped into the primary early on.
I am crossing my fingers that either she or Ted Cruz runs in 2016. Paired on the same ticket, they'd be unbeatable.
Yes and he called out rasmussen by name 3 years ago... hounded them terribly and I would bet that the irs became involved and then scotty retires.
John Zogby is still around? I thought he’d be working as a Wal-Mart greeter by now.
Cruz/Palin would be an awesome ticket.
he can’t lose what he never had.
I'd much prefer Palin/Cruz. She's got executive experience that Ted hasn't got, which is what I want in a President.
I have a feeling that Ted would choose the number two slot of his own volition. He's a clear thinker - not ruled by personal ego or outsized ambition. I have a feeling that he'd want to serve as VP for eight years before taking over the top spot because that's the logical choice.
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