Showing posts with label politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label politics. Show all posts

Friday, January 27, 2012

(Video) "You want to be Commander In Chief? Start by standing up for..."- President Obama #flashbackFriday



Just a lil seriousness before we officially start Fun Friday here. The tone of his voice though....(chuckles) He was right by the way. At least fake it.

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

(Words) Here's What They Think About You- NWA. Jules Manson's "Kill the fucken nigger and his monkey children..."

He is talking about the President btw... Read his comment to his own post on Facebook... See for yourself. No speculation. He wrote it. Sad shit. Not gonna put that on the WHOLE TEA PARTY but I will HOLD HIM ACCOUNTABLE FOR IT.

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

""I am sure that he will not take offense and that he'll be happy to accept my apology because he is a man Rep Apologizes for Obama Tar Baby Comment

Rep Apologizes for Obama Tar Baby Comment

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The shit that falls outta folks mouths.....smh



GOP Rep. Doug Lamborn of Colorado has apologized to President Obama for using the controversial phrase "tar baby" in a talk-radio discussion of the president's economic policies (specifically, "I don't want to be associated with him. It's like touching a tar baby and you get it, you're stuck").
According to the Huffington Post, the term "tar baby" has origins going back to an 1881 Uncle Remus story by writer Joel Chandler Harris and can be used to imply that a situation is difficult to solve. It has recently developed more derogatory connotations related to African Americans.
Lamborn, who has been called the most conservative member of Congress, was of course only familiar with the "difficult to solve" definition. And he's already decided that the president will accept his apology, telling the Denver Post, "I am sure that he will not take offense and that he'll be happy to accept my apology because he is a man of character."
The Tea Partier may be right. With a record of voting to the right of 96 percent of his colleagues on economic issues and 93 percent on social issues, Lamborn's poor choice of words (he says in retrospect that he would have used "quagmire" instead) reflects badly on his judgment and vocabulary (and perhaps his subconscious), but it's probably the least of the president's problems with him.