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Folks, hate is a terrible and wicked burden to carry openly. Robert Costa of the W/P got totally sucked in by Donald j. Trump, yesterday. Trump ld coats around like he was a six month old baby. Costa fired up his Clinton/Obama Media haters and they set loose a fury over the "Trump Obama, Birther" issue. They got all fired up, thinking they would slaughter Trump at a morning press conference that Trump openly announced. Not one of these Democrat idiots from FNC, MSNBC, CNN NBC , CBS, ABC, etc. saw the Trump sting coming. This morning the whole world...

The media is still showing the love for Obama. Not only does the fawning coverage continue but media executives are putting their money where their collective mouths are, by showering the Obama campaign with money. Comcast, the nation's largest cable operator and the new owner of NBC (and MSNBC) is the company that tops out the list of executives giving money to the Obama Victory Fund. Abby Phillip writes in Politico: President Obama raised eyebrows this weekend when he visited Comcast CEO Brian Roberts' Martha's Vineyard home on Sunday. Comcast, beyond being a telecommunications giant, is also the parent company...

Jake Tapper talks to David Axelrod about the Obama administration's allegation that the Chamber of Commerce is using foreign money to fund the group's political activities--a charge the Chamber denies. This part of the interview is pretty amusing: TAPPER: But what do you say to people who argue you are demonizing an organization for a charge that nobody knows if it's true or not? AXELROD: Well I’m not demonizing the Chamber of Commerce. I’m simply suggesting to them that they disclose the source of the $75 million that they are spending in campaigns and put to rest, put to rest...

Gibbs hits back at Gingrich for Kenya comment Posted: September 13th, 2010 10:22 AM ET From CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney (CNN) – White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says he doesn't have the slightest idea what Newt Gingrich is talking about. Gibbs' comments come a day after the former House Speaker told the National Review that President Obama follows a "Kenyan, anti-colonial" worldview that in turn supports his policy positions on a range of issues. "I don't even have – quite frankly - the slightest idea what he's talking about," an mused Gibbs told ABC News Monday morning. "I...

I would like to see if anyone can assist us in our efforts. We are starting a petition drive to create a "Help a Veteran" Day. We have Fedeal Holiday that pays respect veterans. But to be honest in many areas of the country it is just another day off especially for the kids. Or it is justs another day veterans have to serve in a town parades. The particular's about our day of "helping them" are in the petition drive on the linked source URL. The Daily Jabber is proud to be a have any help you may give...

Look at the resumes of the last two candidates for the Supreme Court - Justice Samuel Alito and recent nominee Sonia Sotomayor - and a surprising number of similarities emerge. Born four years apart, they both grew up Roman Catholic in modest homes wanting to be judges, attended the same Ivy League schools, became prosecutors in their first full-time jobs and served more than a decade on the circuit court. And both have remained closely tied to their ethnic roots and the communities where they grew up: Alito, 59, as an Italian American in New Jersey, and Sotomayor, 54, as...

I was talking with my grandchild the other day on the phone and we started to talk about school. With all the comments over the years and especially this election about schools and the attempt of teachers around the world to influence their students with biased principles and ideals: I asked,"Have you talked about the election and Obama? The reply,"Yes, but McCain too" "So, you have talked about both candidates?" "Yes we have, and you know what?" "What?,"I asked. "I like McCain, he seems like a nice man, but that Obama seems to lie about everything." Wow, I thought. I...

CROWN POINT | Lake County Republican Chairman John Curley wants a federal investigation into hundreds of voter registrations bearing fictitious signatures or the names of dead and underage people. "Fraudulent applications are the workings of ACORN groups operating from Milwaukee and Chicago who are getting out the vote for Obama. I'm Republican, but I want everyone who should vote to vote. But I want a clean election," Curley said at a Wednesday news conference. Lake County elections officials acknowledged they have found problems and had to reject a large portion of the 5,000 registration forms turned in recently by the...

It's a little early to play the race card, but the Obama partisans, if not Barack Obama himself, are scared. They don't know what else to do to get their expectations, so carefully nurtured over spring and summer, in line with reality. The mainstream media's ganging up on a pregnant 17-year-old girl didn't work. Neither did the candidate's calling her mother a pig. After Mr. Obama became the inevitable president, dispatching Hillary Clinton, the inevitable nominee, his cult thought it was going to be a downhill coast to a left turn into Pennsylvania Avenue. Alas, the slam dunk - the...

(CBS/AP) - Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., issued a statement in support of the House's update of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, but said he would try to strip a provision granting immunity to telecommunication companies when the bill comes to a vote in the Senate next week. The House approved a compromise bill Friday that would set new electronic surveillance rules that would also shield telecoms from lawsuits arising from their participation in the government's warrantless eavesdropping on telephone and computer lines in the United States. The government eavesdropped on American phone and computer lines for almost six years after...

These days no one, especially New York Senator Hillary Clinton, can deny the charismatic magnitude of Democratic front runner Barack Obama. Watching him on television one cannot help but be drawn into the passion of his presentation. His commanding voice, reminiscent of WWE superstar Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, is a welcome relief after several years of the bumbling oratory of President George W. Bush. Americans, for a variety of reasons, appreciate this man’s polished presentation whether they like his politics or not. Many are so enraptured by his presence that they are willing to swear allegiance to this elections “change”...