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Patriot Ted Nugent, author of “Ted, White, and Blue: The Nugent Manifesto,” asked why the celebrity boycott of post-Trayvon Florida does not extend to Chicago where 700 people are murdered annually. “They’re let out of their cages to create more brutal murder, and rape, and car-jackings and slaughter of innocents.”

Right, Ted-----CHICAGO NEWSPAPERS EVEN HAVE A SPECIAL "Homicide Watch" SECTION----to "celebrate Chicago values."

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CHICAGO MAYOR RAHM EMANUEL STRONGLY DEFENDED "CHICAGO VALUES"

Just recently, Mayor Rahm Emanuel gracefully plied into the controversy created after Alderman Proco Joe Moreno (1st ward) publicly announced his opposition to Chick-Fil-A opening in his ward b/c the Christian company demurred WRT homo-marriages.

Mayor Rham chuckled while doing a graceful plie: "It's easy to do business in Chicago when you know 'the rules.' Chick-Fil-A can open in our town as long as it adopts 'Chicago Values.' "

(1) weekly cash pay off to the alderman;

(2) hire six of the alderman's friends who work only random days of the month,

(3) BIG AL from the Mayor's office picks up all cash in brown paper bags at CFA's back door,

(4) Chick Fil A staff trained by Chicago PD to shoot 10-12 customers per month,

(5) Any CFA customers actually killed must be registered to vote as Democrats at the autopsies,

(6) $100,00 campaign contribution to Obama,

(7) free food to Jesse Jackson, Jr, who is now "convalescing in jail," b/c he screwed up buying Obama's Senate seat....and free sandwiches to ex-Gov Blago now in jail for running an auction to sell Obama's Senate seat to the highest bidder.

I wonder if Blago ever got a decent haircut in prison.

Are you saying she is “Reverend” Wright’s daughter?

Looking back in the history of the _resident of the white hut, I wonder how many MILLIONS he was able to steal when he and Bill Ayers were in charge of the ANNENBERG CHALLENGE monies. If I recall, the amount was $50,000,000 for Chicago alone. The whole city is on the take. It has been that way for a very long time. How else was Al Capone able to do so well in the Windy City of Crime?