[Nachum]

Let them eat... kale

[Nachum]

The list, Ping

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[beethovenfan]

Ready a guillotine on the White House lawn.

[clintonh8r]

Michelle Antoinette: Let them eat.....dog.

[rockinqsranch]

and the schoolkids are to eat.....?

[LeoWindhorse]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiQcIWOpBSw

[WorkingClassFilth]

Carpet bagger mofos.

[little jeremiah]

No, kale is way too nice.

How about rhubarb root or senna pods, followed by a chaser of castor oil.

[LegendHasIt]

Here is secret video of 0bama, at another time, saying he can do whatever he wants:

Must have been during a date with Reggie. Barry is wearing a bit too much makeup.

[SpaceBar]

Versailles on the Potomac.

[MrBambaLaMamba]

[Road Warrior ‘04]

How about impeachmints for just desserts instead?

Nice sentiments, but would never happen with Harry in charge! Or, with Boner in charge, for that matter! Peas in a pod.....

[smokingfrog]

Just who does this Kristinn Taylor character think he is? ;-)

[Menehune56]

I’m starting to understand the guillotines at Place de la Concorde awhile back.

[sten]

meanwhile... food stamps for you and me

[twoputt]

Every food stamp recipient should get a picture of this. The dogs get better treatment than Americans down on their luck.

It’s good to be king.

[RightGeek]

[Old Sarge]

My loathing of both the illegitimate, bisexual, Marxist Kenyan Muslim Usurper, and his she-man beard, requires medication.

[ClearBlueSky]

I have no problem with the dogs at all. If only we could have them INSTEAD of the Raghead in Chief and his camel. The dogs are American, prettier, more loyal and aren`t fakes.

[LucyT]

First Dogs Bo and Sunny, White House photo, February 10, 2014

[bgill]

After not going to the grocery store since before Thanksgiving so I could scrape up enough to pay the property taxes last week, we celebrated with a nice family dinner tonight, too. The main course featured $3.37/lb TX raised beef served with a hearty country gravy prepared milk from AR and savory pan drippings, a delightful 50 cent can of peas canned in AZ and about 60 cents of buttery mashed Idaho potatoes. For dessert, I made a scrumptous cobbler from scratch of runty little TX peaches picked out of the road last summer because the neighbor didn't think they were any good. The service was 50 year old antique melmac plates and chilled spring water from the well was sipped from a bbq joint's plastic cups. The slobber monsters enjoyed a few bites, too. However, they didn't dress for dinner though one was wearing a light lingering fragrance of pepe le pew from last week's encounter. Be it known that not a dime of anyone's $$$ was spent but our own.