Sunday, August 26, 2012

Charlie Crist rallies the Oompa Loompa vote for Obama

Charlie Cristoompa-loompa

Former GOP Gov. Crist endorses Obama. Don't let the door hit your spray tan lines on the way out, Chuckles.

By the way, has anyone ever seen Charlie Crist in the sample place at the same time as IMF honcho Christine Lagarde?

Christine Lagarde

Saturday, August 25, 2012

Did you hear about Obama's multibillion dollar plan to help agriculture ... in Uganda?

White House Seeks to Spark Agribusiness Growth -- But Guess Where?

Certain sectors of the agricultural industry are experiencing a “less impressive” growth rate than anticipated by the Obama Administration, which is stepping in to spark that growth. And it doing so in Uganda, where its Commodity Production and Marketing campaign aims to “sustainably increase the production and marketing of quality maize, beans, and coffee” in that African nation.

The administration last year devised a plan to cut Ugandan poverty in half, while also reducing other social ills, such as the frequency of cattle raiding across the country.  As U.S. Trade & Aid Monitor reported last year, “Plan Uganda” will cost American taxpayers $3.5 billion from 2011-2015.

Obama is sure free with the US taxpayers' cash isn't he? If it is like Obama's US stimulus plan, I expect there are Obama cronies getting rich off this loot too.

"As a Navy Seal I fought so I would never have to see my president bow to anyone"

Saturday, August 11, 2012

"Obama has added $5 trillion to the national debt, and has nothing to show for it. Do you know how difficult that is to do?"

Mark Steyn:

Obama has added $5 trillion to the national debt, and has nothing to show for it. Do you know how difficult that is to do? Personal debt per citizen is currently about 50 grand, but at least you got a La-Z-Boy recliner and a gas-fired barbecue out of it. Obama has spent America's future, and left no more trace than if he and his high school "choom gang" had wheeled a barrow of five trillion in large notes behind the gym and used them for rolling paper. Right now, combined total debt in the United States is just shy of $700,000 per family. Add in the so-called "unfunded liabilities" that a normal American business would have to include in its SEC filings but from which U.S. Government accounting conveniently absolves itself, and you're talking about a debt burden per family of about a million bucks. In other words, look around you: the paved roads, the landscaped shopping mall, the Starbucks and the juice bar and the mountain bike store. ... There's nothing holding the joint up.