Posted on 03/16/2013 9:09:23 AM PDT by NOBO2012
Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear…
Bad enough that Big Guy just gave the proverbial finger to that small, “severe” part of America that doesn’t idolize him. Butt did he have to do it on his 501(c)(4) site? I guess it’s not technically illegal to spike the ball for no particularly good reason on a tax exempt site, butt it sure is tacky, I don’t care who you are. Not to mention childish, immature and unprofessional.
That’s my el Presidente!
Although it’s getting pretty hard to tell the difference between the OFA blog and the official Big White Blog site. They all seem like game show hosts to me.
Well here, judge for yourself, from Colleen Curtis’ report on Big Guys visit to Argonne Lab(snip)
Hey! All this talk about the so-called sequester has given me an idea on how we can save money! How about we just consolidate the Organizing For Action site and the official Big White site? That way we’d only have to pay for one staff of tax-exempt house organs!
And not only would we save money, butt maybe Jay-Jay, who’s starting to show a few stress cracks, could take a day off from lying briefing the press from time to time. Howdy Messina from OFA could fill in for him, because seriously, one puppet is as good as another. Right?
We’re not lying when our lips are sealed
Right!
The “I Won” Kenyan Wonder Boy is at it again.
Newtons law also applies to politics. The blowback against the totalitarian state will be awesome to behold.
“Severe” conservatives. I like how the communists always pull these words out of a hat, as if they are paying people to find them. “Extreme”?? “hard core”?? no no no..we need a new word, “severe” yeaaah that’s it! High-five me Bill! Tell Obama we have it!
They got “Severe conservative” from Mitt Romney.
Are you kidding me? I wouldn’t doubt it.
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