On Voting Republicans Out Of Office

It's a pejorative term, it's not only Socialists who support Universal health care.

Report: Obama Has Promised Elizabeth Warren His Support Against Hillary Clinton In 2016

Gee, if Weaselzippers said it, it must be true. They haven't missed a call ye

Obama regime to bring in riot squad against Murrieta protesters

It’s going to get ugly. This is a quote from a police officer in Murrieta trying to stop the protesters against illegals who blocked buses transported these disease ridden filth. According to Breitbart Texas, the Obama regime is so pissed by the protesters that the regime is planning to send in riot police with shields to make sure the buses get through the next time they try to go through Murrieta. So lets review. Obama is going to send in riot police to Murrieta to protect the disease ridden illegal filth. Obama and Hillary Clinton didn’t send any type of security in Benghazi to help Chris Stevens and the other three Americans who were killed on 9/11/12.

Sunday, 06 July 2014
To complete the destruction of America, Obama annoints Elizabeth Warren as his successor

Because nothing will energize his progressive moonbat base better than a fake Indian princess feminut. Fauxcahontas 2016!

Ed Klein reports that Obama is using Valerie Jarrett to urge Elizabeth Warren to challenge Hillary in the primary to protect Obama's transformation of the nation into something of which he and Michelle can be proud.

Warren will protect Obama's, ahem, achievements, Hillary can't be trusted to do that.

It's entirely believable. Whether it's true remains to be seen.

I can see it being true.

There's no love lost between the Obamas and the Clintons.

And it gives Valerie Jarrett the opportunity to play, er, Queenmaker.

President Obama has quietly promised Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren complete support if she runs for president — a stinging rebuke to his nemesis Hillary Clinton, sources tell me….

Obama has authorized his chief political adviser, Valerie Jarrett, to conduct a full-court press to convince Warren to throw her hat into the ring….

He believes that the populist Warren is the best person to convince the party faithful that Hillary is out of touch with poor Americans and the middle class. Warren, in his view, would carry on the Obama legacy after he leaves the White House….

"Barack, Michelle, and Valerie have been talking about Elizabeth Warren for quite some time," says an Obama administration source. "Valerie has told Warren that Obama is prepared to throw a great deal of money and organizational support behind her….

"Both Valerie and Michelle Obama have convinced the president that Elizabeth Warren is his Mini-Me," said a person who has discussed the issue with Jarrett.

Yup, two unqualified peas in an ideological demogogic pod, they are.

And with Warren at the helm we'll surely see this country fall into the Abyss.

Which, of course, is Jarrett's plan. She is the progressives' Maleficent, cursing freedom with every breath, and sowing havoc upon the land. Who better to fulfill her vision of malevolent misanthropy than the self-professed intellectual inspiration for the gimme-gimme-gimme goons of Occupy Wall Street?



Someone please tell me that this is all a bad dream

Confidence in the presidency, Congress, and the Supreme Court all plummets
Gallup finds that Americans' confidence in all three branches of the US government has fallen, reaching record lows for the Supreme Court and Congress, and a six-year low for the presidency.
Christian Science Monitor By Brad Knickerbocker

At least according to Gallup, which reported recently that Americans' confidence in all three branches of the US government has fallen, reaching record lows for the Supreme Court (30 percent) and Congress (7 percent), and a six-year low for the presidency (29 percent). The presidency had the largest drop of the three branches this year, down seven percentage points from its previous rating of 36 percent.

“Since June 2013, confidence has fallen seven points for the presidency, four points for the Supreme Court, and three points for Congress,” Gallup reported, based on a poll taken in early June. “Confidence in each of the three branches of government had already fallen from 2012 to 2013.”