It has been one year since President Bush left the White House. In the space of a year, the nation has come to realize the real measure of this man as the current administration quietly follows in his footsteps.
A year after he left office, it looks more and more like others will now not only start appreciating our 43rd president, they might start wishing they helped him when he had the toughest job in the world and they could only wish him ill.
Once again: thanks, President Bush.
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Around 300 guests attended the Obama’s first state dinner – not sure if Peggy Joseph made the guest list. Wonder how much this shindig cost the taxpayer?
Meanwhile, outside the specially designed white tent, American’s are struggling with a 17.5% unemployment rate and young black men ( 16-24) are struggling with a 34.5% unemployment rate – the highest since the Great Depression.
Change. You want more?
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My brilliant blogger buddy Sean Hackbarth shared some interesting, connect-the-dot stories regarding the Blago/Obama senate seat scandal and the ongoing Coleman ballot counting:
With the Illinois seat Sen. Reid and the Democrats are in a bind. Roland Burris’ lawyer sent Sens. Reid, Durbin, and Feinstein a letter hoping for a “smooth transition” then citing Marbury v. Madison.
We have learned Sen. Reid was in contact with Gov. Blagojevich urging him not to appoint Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. to Obama’s Senate seat.
With the Minnesota seat Sen. Cornyn threatened to filibuster to stop Al Franken from being seated until the courts have dealt with his election against Sen. Norm Coleman.
An honest lefty will have to admit that they were played skillfully by Obama this election cycle. The rest will cling bitterly to their limited edition coffee mug and HOPE for a miracle. Unfortunately, the miracle they truly seek won’t arrive until 2012.
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State employee, Vanessa Neicamp, reveals how she was forced to cover any tracks regarding the illegal accessing of Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher’s files. Is this the change we can expect from supporters of the Manchurian candidate?
The state worker who unwittingly ran an improper child-support check on the man known as Joe the Plumber told lawmakers yesterday that a deputy director later “dictated” how she was supposed to cover it up.
Vanessa Niekamp, an administrator for the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services’ Office of Child Support and a 15-year state employee, said that when Deputy Director Doug Thompson came into her office, “He appeared very upset, his neck was bright red, and he was shaking. He closed my door.”
Thompson told her she must write an e-mail to the agency’s information-security officer, and then “dictated word for word” what she wrote, Niekamp said. He also reminded her that she could be fired at any time, she said.
While Neikamp was threatened with termination if she did not comply, Job and Family Services Director Helen Jones-Kelley has yet to be released from her position.
Me thinks Deputy Director Doug Thompson also supported and voted for Obama.
This is just more ammunition for a JTP lawsuit of titanic proportions. It will be poetic justice for the state to spread its wealth into JTP’s pocket, instead of taking it from him.
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ATLANTA — Georgia’s seemingly endless U.S. Senate campaign drew to a finish on Tuesday with Republican U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss claiming victory in a race that will sway the balance of power in Washington.
Chambliss faced Democrat Jim Martin in an extra innings campaign that drew national political heavyweights from both parties. The runoff between the former University of Georgia fraternity brothers was necessary after a three-way general election prevented any of the candidates from getting the necessary 50 percent.
Perhaps it was the stomping by Palin that put him over the top!
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Caleb Howe, a tremendously gifted video blogger and writer crafted this video prior to the Great Mistake of 2008. The message of this video rings strongly in the aftermath of November 4th. BTW – The woman in this video reminds me of Sarah Palin come November 2012:
The message of groundbreaking organization so cleverly explored in this video resonates today with organizations such as:
Grassfire.org Their goal ” is to impact key issues in our nation by equipping hundreds of thousands of citizens with tools that give our partners a real impact on issues. Through online petitions and breakthrough media efforts, Grassfire.org is building a proactive Alliance of conservative citizens who can make a difference in our nation.”
Anystreet.org can get you organized at the street level 24/7/365 to get the conservative message out to the public. They are gonna need it when the O-fizzle wears off.
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