Willamette Weekly Endorses the Messiah

April 30, 2008
Courtesy of Willamette Week
Portland, Oregon

Moore equates ranting about birth control to AIDS

April 30, 2008
Larry King
Micheal Moore equates what Rev Wright to Catholic priests who say "Birth control is a sin" and "women shouldn't be priests" & "women have a different role in the church". GODDAM AMERICA! THE US OF KKK A! Hillary ain't never been called no nigger & the government invented AIDS and is responsible for 9/11 is the same. Just like barry's typical white woman grandmother is the same as wright. Yo mikey, AIDS started in Africa from they think ingesting chimpanzee brains. Sorry rev. Sorry mikey. You hate and find "Hillary" disgusting fo just mentioning farrakhan and barry in the same breath and had wright been her pastor? Go to confession.

Video courtesy oF VOTERSTHINKdotCOM

"Hillary Laughing Pen"

April 22, 2008
MSNBC Transcript
Shuster & Carlson

SHUSTER: And we're back. Just over three hours until the polls close in Pennsylvania. Tucker Carlson is a friend of mine, an MSNBC senior campaign correspondent. And joining us from Washington is Reuters Washington correspondent John Decker. Before we get to predictions, Tucker, I want to present you something that actually was delivered to Chris Matthews today, but he's not here, and I stole it and I'm giving it to you.

CARLSON: Good.

SHUSTER: It's a pen. It's "Jabber Jaw Pens." And when you listen to it here --

[cackling from pen]

SHUSTER: So, in honor of being on the air with you for the first time in a little while, I present you with a Hillary laughing pen.

CARLSON: You know, I can't tell you, David, how much I appreciate this, how much I appreciate your going through Chris' mail while he's gone and how much I'm really going to miss that cackle. I hope it goes on forever. It's brought light to my life.

SHUSTER: As we -- to the refrain of Hillary cackling, let's start with predictions tonight. What's going to happen?

CARLSON: I think she could do better than expected. I mean, it's impossible to overstate the degree to which this is about impressing the media, basically. She could win, you know, no votes at all, and she wouldn't have to get out. She could win every vote in the entire state, and she wouldn't win the nomination. And so this is about crossing the threshold that we set. And I think she's going to have to do pretty well in order to do that. And I think she -- I think she might.

Hillary Pen

Press release

Whether you choose to proudly wear it in your vest pocket as a display of candidate preference, or carry it with you while jogging to scare off muggers and stray dogs...

...Hillary look-alike/laugh-alike pen plays a medley of the New York senator's actual chortles, snorts, and guffaws digitally recorded from her recent appearances on TV interview programs.

Sticklers for anatomical correctness in their writing utensils will be pleased to know that the face on the Hillary Laughing Pen features a hinged mouth which opens and closes in synchronization with each Hillary chuckle and giggle.

Sena Hannity: "Isn't that frightening?

Jeannie Moos: "Some think it is as overdone as Al Gore's kiss."

Leon Wieseltier, the literary editor of The New Republic, once told me: "She's never going to get out of our faces. ... She's like some hellish housewife who has seen something that she really, really wants and won't stop nagging you about it until finally you say, fine, take it, be the damn president, just leave me alone."

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Michael Moore endorses Obama

April 21, 2008
Dan Abrams Par Buchanan, Michelle Bernard, Rachel Maddow


Obama says him, Clinton or McCain would be better than Bush. Clinton mentions how Obama just gave a speech. True. Non-obamerized can't take the truth because they don't know what it is.
MOORE: Over the past two months, the actions and words of Hillary Clinton have gone from being merely disappointing to downright disgusting. I guess the debate last week was the final straw...So if you live in Pennsylvania, can you do me a favor? Will you please cast my vote - and yours - on Tuesday for Senator Barack Obama.

1 - He refers to obama as senator and not Sen Clinton.
2 - He trashes her as the reason why he is endorsing Obama.

Debate (4-15-08) As leaders we have a choice who we associate with and who we give a seal of approval to...reverend Farrakhan (4-14-97) Then they bring up a clip of Gov Rendell praising farrakhan 11 years ago when he wasn't backing her. It wasn't Hillary praising Rendell. She hasn't gone to the church of Rendell for 20 years. They really have no clue. There's no comparison. Their idiocy is striking bu the bots will believe anything.

Truth: Barry's foreign travel

4-20-08 Here's the truth about Obama's foreign travel.

Aug/Sept 2005 8-day trip to Russia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan and overnight in England - his only trip to Europe.

Jan 2006 10-day trip to Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Jordan, Israel and Palestinian Territories

Aug 2006 15-day trip to Africa Chad, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya, South Africa

Obama traveled to Iraq in January 2006 with Senator Bayh. He was there two days and then left Bayh, which went on to Afghanistan and Pakistan, and headed to Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar, Israel and the Palestinian Territories for eight days. Curious that Obama, when he had a chance to go to Afghanistan, went to the Middle East instead.

That was 2006. Remember, Obama said he spoke out against Iraq in 2002 - when it meant nothing. The Senate had not yet given Bush authorization to use military force in Iraq.

OBAMA: My objections to the war in Iraq were not simply a speech. I was in the midst of a U.S. Senate campaign. It was a high-stakes campaign. I was one of the most vocal opponents of the war.

OUTRIGHT LIE.

Obama delivered the speech in Oct 2002. He did not officially declare his candidacy for the U.S. Senate until Jan 2003. Bill Glauber covered the event for the Chicago Tribune and didn't even quote Obama - he focused on the main speaker Jesse Jackson. Crowd about 1000 people.

Obama said he based his 'decision' about Iraq because he felt it would detract from Afghanistan. So what did he do to back up that decision (judgment he calls it) when he finally has a chance? NOTHING. When he got to the US Senate and had to make a decision of consequence, he voted the same way as Hillary. He didn't denounce John Kerry for his decision on Iraq when he delivered the 2004 Democratic Convention speech.

Obama joined the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in 2006 and missed three meetings on "new strategy in Afghanistan". He missed the Sept. 21, 2006 meeting. On Feb. 15, 2007, he missed a committee hearing on US ambassadors to Iraq and Afghanistan. He did attend a March 8, 2007 hearing on a Afghanistan strategy and addressed General Petraeus and Ambassador Crock on Sept 11, 2007. But missed the Jan 31, 2008 meeting.

So after his speaking out in 2002, Obama said nothing about Kerry in 2004 speech, voted the same as Hillary on Iraq in the US Senate, DID NOT GO TO AFGHANISTAN AND PAKISTAN in Jan 2006 when he had the chance and missed three meeting on strategy in Afghanistan.

How can this man continue to use his party line on Iraq? His actions completely contradict his words. How are people buying his? Then out of nowhere comes the tale that Obama went to Pakistan for three weeks 27 years ago, which qualifies as experience. Who can believe this? Pure crap.

Comment: NOTE: Senators Hillary Clinton and Evan Bayh and Congressman Mc Hugh traveled to Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan in Jan 2007. Hillary has gone to Iraq three times to Obama"s once.

Sources for above:
http://thehill.com/index2.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=71766&pop=1&page=0&Itemid=70

http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:Ko9Q-4CmwcQJ:obama.senate.gov/press/070911-obama_addresses/+obama+foreign+relations+committe&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=2&gl=us&client=firefox-a

http://obama.senate.gov/news/060113-obama_wraps_up/ (trip)

http://obama.senate.gov/news/060105-obama_making_1s/ (trip)

http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:68qv6GIO5mIJ:www.townhall.com/columnists/AmandaCarpenter/2008/02/28/obama_has_spent_only_two_days_in_iraq+bayh+2006+pakistan+trip&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=3&gl=us&client=firefox-a

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=88988093

Barry pouts after ABC debate

April 17, 2008
Day after ABC debate
Raleigh, North Carolina

Barry just can't let it go.

video courtesy of RepublicanRanting

BARRY: ..."Senator Clinton (scratches face...arrogant anger) looked in her element. SHE was taking every opportunity to get a dig in there.

Twist the knife motion with the right hand and laughing. Messiah smile.

You know - that's all right. That's HER right, that's HER right (twisting). That's why...SHE's only airing negative attacks on TV IN Pennsylvania and other places. I understand because it's the textbook Washington game. That's how our politics has been taught to be played. That's the lesson that SHE learned when the republicans were doing the same thing to HER back in the 1990's.

So I understand it. When you're running for the presidency, then you gotta expect it and you know, you kind gotta...

Shrugs his shoulders and then dusts them off dismissively. Crowd loves it. He can say all he wants he didn't intend what he clearly does - but he is just as much responsible for the crowd's reaction. He knows what they're thinking and he doesn't disavow them of the notion.

...let, you know. You know.

(Messiah smile.)

It's what ya gotta do.

Chanting standing O by the obamerized crowd. He dusts off his pant and wipes his shoes...and the tell tale cheek scratch. Messiah smile.

That's what ya gotta do.

But understand this - that is also why, precisely why I am running for president. To change that kind of politics.......fill in the blank"

I'd say he was upstaged and feeling bad about it like a pouting child.

Obama & Gumbel having a good ol boy chat

April 15, 2008
HBO Real Sports
Bryant Gumbel & Barack Obama on dissing Sen Clinton

Gumbel: Do you believe you can you tell a man's character from watching them on the basketball court?
OBAMA: No. But I do think you can tell something about people from how they play basketball. For example, people (reference to Sen Clinton) who keep on shooting (smiling) even though they have no jump shot...
(Big arrogant smile and laughing with Gumbel gives it away)
OBAMA...you can tell there's a certain delusional aspect...
(Gumbel laughing - barry grinning - no doubt about it)
OBAMA: ...to their game. Right? (turns head) That, that says something about who they are.

Then they cut to Obama campaigning. CHANGE! (7:00)

Notable Bryant Gumbel quotes

Notable Gumbel political comments:

GUMBEL: To U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.), April 15, 1993– "If I'm a young black man in South Central L.A., where poverty is rampant and unemployment is skyrocketing, I see that Washington's promises of a year ago have gone unfulfilled, I see that perhaps for a second time, the court's inability to mete out justice in a blind fashion, why shouldn't I vent my anger?"

GUMBEL:"We’ve got an awful lot to talk about this week, including the sexual harassment suit against the President. Of course, in that one, it’s a little tough to figure out who’s really being harassed." – Today, May 10, 1994.

GUMBEL: To Senator Ted Kennedy, March 15, 1995 Today – "The Clinton White House seems to be having a hard time retaining high-profile minorities particularly. Do you think, Senator, they are being held to a higher standard in Washington than their white predecessors?"

From TV Guide's June 17, 1995 interview
TV GUIDE: "Imagine NBC gives you a blank check ad says, 'Go find the person to put in the chair next to you.' Only one caveat: It can't be Katie or Jane...Comeon, just for fun. A choice of three."

GUMBEL: "Okay, here goes: my wife, June, to keep things peaceful at home. Oprah Winfrey, because she can do no wrong. And Hillary Clinton, just to tick off the right-wing extremists."

September 5-7, 1997 USA Weekend.
GUMBEL: "It's hard to be defined as a conservative if you're a black man and care about black people. I think it's very difficult. Basically...'conservative' says the status quo is good. I mean, how can you look out there at the vast majority of people of color and say, 'Oh, yes. This is something I can applaud. It's a situation I'd like to keep. This is obviously working.' I don't see that. There are some conservatives of great character and some conservatives with great caring who would argue that proper conservatism says, 'Oh, no, we do want to change the status quo, but we want to do it in a different fashion than liberals want to do it'; i.e., Jack Kemp. I don't have a problem with that."

GUMBEL: To James Carville, January 28, 1998 Public Eye on CBS – "Where does Lewinsky fit into this conspiracy theory? Is she victimizing the President or is she too a victim?"

Obama 2004 mentions those bitter folks

Charlie Rose
2004

Video courtesy of jakeb1125

OBAMA: If we don't have plausible answers on the economic front, and if we appear to be condescending toward those traditions that are giving their lives some stability, then they're going to opt for at least that party that seems to be speaking to the things that...provide them with something solid to stand on."

April 6, 2008
OBAMA: "And it's not surprising then they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."

Samantha Power also said something in her Monster statements about Ohio. I have it somewhere.

SHRC on barry's bitterphobia

Sen Clinton addresses bittergate

Attempts to justify "bitter" statements

April 11, 2008
Terre Haute, Indiana
Tries to pawn off the "bitter comments" and only gets himself deeper...kind of like wright and lipstick. Can't tolerate being wrong.

courtesy of vericool
BARRY: "Of course they're bitter. Of course they're frustrated. You would be too. IN FACT MANY OF YOU ARE!...So people end up - they don't vote on economic issues because they don't expect anybody is going to help him. So people end up, ya know, voting on things like guns and are they going to have the right to bear arms. They vote on issues like gay marriage and they take refuge in their religion and their faith."

"...People are fed up. People are angry and frustrated and they're bitter and they want to see a change in Washington and that's why I'm running for President!"

How angry and bitter are they going to be when they see what a fraud you are, how you cheated to win the nomination and when you raise taxes in the first six months?

Original bitter statements(vericool):
"But the truth is, is that, our challenge is to get people persuaded that we can make progress when there's not evidence of that in their daily lives. You go into some of these small towns in Pennsylvania, and like a lot of small towns in the Midwest, the jobs have been gone now for 25 years and nothing's replaced them. And they fell through the Clinton administration, and the Bush administration, and each successive administration has said that somehow these communities are gonna regenerate and they have not. And it's not surprising then they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."

Obama on Imus

"He would not be working for me."

And yet he appoints Rev Wright as head of his African American Committee after Wright raged at his Christmas service that: "Hillary ain't never been called no nigger."

Also found this curious. Obama: My daughters are African American and gorgeous, tall and I hope at some point are interested enough in sports that they get athletic scholarship."

April 11, 2008
ABC Interview
Jake Tapper:

"I understand MSNBC has suspended Mr. Imus," Obama told ABC News, "but I would also say that there's nobody on my staff who would still be working for me if they made a comment like that about anybody of any ethnic group. And I would hope that NBC ends up having that same attitude."

Obama said he appeared once on Imus' show two years ago, and "I have no intention of returning."

"He didn't just cross the line," Obama said. "He fed into some of the worst stereotypes that my two young daughters are having to deal with today in America. The notions that as young African-American women -- who I hope will be athletes -- that that somehow makes them less beautiful or less important. It was a degrading comment. It's one that I'm not interested in supporting."

"What we've been seeing around this country is this constant ratcheting up of a coarsening of the culture that all of have to think about," Obama said.

"Insults, humor that degrades women, humor that is based in racism and racial stereotypes isn't fun," the senator told ABC News.

"And the notion that somehow it's cute or amusing, or a useful diversion, I think, is something that all of us have to recognize is just not the case. We all have First Amendment rights. And I am a constitutional lawyer and strongly believe in free speech, but as a culture, we really have to do some soul-searching to think about what kind of toxic information are we feeding our kids," he concluded.

'Nappy headed hos" is worse than having his fellow presidential candidate, former first lady and US Senator called a monster, a whore, a bitch, a fucking bitch, a frigid bitch, a cunt, a trapped animal, a drunk party guest, someone in need of a good fuck...? Race will always trump gender.

Barack Obama clarifies bitter comment remarks

barry tries to wiggle out bitter comments

Race card: "Typical white person"

audio of white men's greed
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives2/2008/04/020289.php
It is this world, a world where cruise ships throw away more food in a day than most residents of Port-au-Prince see in a year, where white folks' greed runs a world in need, aprtheid in one hemisphere, apathy in another hemisphere ... That's the world! On which hope sits."

Sexist quote of the day: "That's just my phone buzzing."

April 10, 2008
South Bend, Indiana
CNN Ticker:

[Obama] posed for report pictures with the staff when he apparently felt his phone start to vibrate in his pocket on his right thigh – against which one woman was closely pressed.

"Now that's my phone buzzing there," he said, drawing a laugh. "I don't want you to think I'm getting fresh or anything."

My God, the mancrush was thick then "his right thigh - against which one woman was closely pressed?" Bodice ripper adoration in pre-teen mancrush diary form.

Obama heckler: Wright's anti-Semitism

4-9-08
PA Townhall
Morning Joe
Woman confronts Obama about anti-Semite comments of Wright.

Who's the Messiah?

(4-8-08) Bozeman, Montana
courtesy of mtstandard.com

Barry's Bitter by FOX

April 6, 2008
San Francisco, CA
FOX on bitter comments with SHRC comments

oprah & gail on "white folks"

Here's an interesting conversation between Oprah and Gail.

GAIL: YOU could work for some good white folks.
OPRAH: (affected voice) I hope you get some white folks like I did. I worked for some good white folk.”
GAIL: They're so nice to you. They give you clothes and food to take home.
OPRAH: They give food and clothes to take home. And they give you good clothes too - not all worn out. That’s what my grandmother used to say. And now say that I wish she would have lived to see that I did grow up to get some good white folks…working for me.
GAIL: Working for you.
OPRAH: Working for me. Look around here. All these good white folks.
(Laughing)
GAIL: There’s white people everywhere.
OPRAH: Everywhere. (affected) One black man in here.
(Laughing)
OPRAH: There's one everywhere you look. There's George. More white folks thumbing up."
(Laughing)
GAIL: Yeah there's George is giving a thumbs up." (Laughing.) 'I'm a good white folk.'
(Laughing)

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Imagine Ellen talkin bout black folks. It's okay for Oprah because it's black folks talking about white folks? Because Oprah's ancestors were slaves and the white folks in the room are descendants of slave owners? How many of these white folks gave their life fighting slavery? How many white folks helped black folks on the road to freedom?

Who are these "white folks". White folks who arrived in the US after slavery? White folks who arrived after the 60's? What percentage of these white folks in the US have had anything to do with Oppression of the Southern Negro?

Obama himself hasn't.

dear oprah

I respected you when you said you would remain out of politics but you did anyway. How else can your endorsement be explained other than identity politics? How much pressure were you getting from the black community? Didn't they think you were "black enough" with your screaming rich white lady audiences and white hollywood celebrities? How could you pretend it was ok to endorse someone who has been wright's disciple for twenty years? You know who wright is, you know what he represents and you know who he associates himself with and yet you said nothing. You have lost my respect. And why did you go into hiding after Iowa? Because your ratings dropped? Why did you reappear after he secured the nomination?

This is what I wonder most: you established your school in South Africa because you believed women are the key to solving the problems in the world and yet when the most qualified American woman runs for the most powerful position in the world you endorse the most inexperienced man on the ticket. How else to explain but identity politics? What did your girls think? It's ok you picked a man because his father was Kenyan?