Posts Tagged ‘Barack Obama’
» posted on Sunday, August 29th, 2010 at 3:34 pm by Damien Baldino
More evidence of the Obama Administration’s disconnect
If you needed more proof about the Obama Administration’s disconnect from the average American, here it is: The State Department wrote a report to the United Nation’s human rights commissioner detailing the federal government’s attempt to derail Arizona’s immigration law.
Yes, you read that correctly. Essentially, the federal government is categorizing a state law as a human rights abuse, and detailing how they plan to stop it with court challenges. Of course, they probably don’t mention that it merely codifies federal law at the state level, and has the support of an overwhelming majority of Americans. Those facts were conveniently not mentioned in order to make us better fit in with the world community that Barry Obama is constantly trying to appease with apologies. » read more
post a comment | filed under Illegal Immigration | tags: Arizona, Barack Obama, Hilary Clinton, Human Rights, Illegal Immigration, Jan Brewer, United Nations
» posted on Wednesday, June 9th, 2010 at 11:36 am by Damien Baldino
Felipe Calderone wants to protect the rights of “migrants”
Does Mexican President Felipe Calderone ever listen to himself speak? The latest bit of nonsense comes after a 15 year old Mexican citizen was shot and killed by U.S. border patrol agents. The boy’s group came across the border and some were detained. When this happened, they began hurling rocks at agents, who needed to defend themelves.
The group came into the United States illegally, then started assaulting federal agents. Despite this, Felipe Calderone says Mexico “will use all resources available to protect the rights of Mexican migrants.” » read more
post a comment | filed under Illegal Immigration · Politics | tags: Barack Obama, Border Patrol, Felipe Calderone, Illegal Immigration, Mexico, United States
» posted on Monday, June 7th, 2010 at 7:23 pm by Damien Baldino
Barack Obama is looking for some “ass to kick”
Barack Obama is angry. Very angry. He’s so angry, that he’s looking for some “ass to kick“. By the way, that’s a direct quote from the tough-guy-in-chief.
Barack Obama has been getting a lot of criticism for his calm demeanor since the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Even some supporters wish he would get fired up. I don’t know about you, but his statement about kicking ass seems a bit forced, and quite frankly, laughable. For his sake, someone in his inner circle needs to tell him to drop the forced routine. This is government, not the WWE.
post a comment | filed under Environment · Politics | tags: Barack Obama, BP, Oil Spill, WWE
» posted on Saturday, May 29th, 2010 at 4:32 pm by Damien Baldino
What do you do when something goes wrong? Blame George Bush!
I’m not an expert on oil spills, but from what I’ve been reading about the Gulf oil spill, it looks like BP is 100% responsible for the damage. I don’t think many reasonable people would disagree. Of course, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is far from reasonable:
“Many of the people appointed in the Bush administration are still burrowed in the agencies that are supposed to oversee the [oil] industry,” Pelosi said when asked if Democrats could have prevented or mitigated the crisis by keeping a closer watch on the industry.
Added the Speaker, “the cozy relationships between the Bush administration’s agency leadership and the industry is clear…I’ve heard no complaints from my members about the way the president has handled it,” Pelosi stated.
one Comment | filed under Environment · Politics | tags: Barack Obama, BP, British Petroleum, George W. Bush, Gulf, Nancy Pelosi, Oil Spill
» posted on Tuesday, May 25th, 2010 at 5:43 pm by Damien Baldino
Another example of Barack Obama’s poor judgement
Senators John McCain and John Kyl requested that 6,000 troops be sent to the Mexican border. In a move designed to show he did something while not doing much at all, Barack Obama approved just 1,200 soldiers be sent to the border. It’s pretty obvious Barack Obama doesn’t see border security as a problem.
I have a great idea. Next time the President is looking for a place to take the First Family on vacation, he should choose a place near the border. It’ll be great! The kid’s immersion among Spanish speaking residents will help the kids pick up the language, and the excitement can’t be beat. Besides aliens crossing the border, and many of them committing crimes, we have an ever expanding drug war straddling the U.S./Mexico border. It’s just like a midsummer Hollywood action film! Unfortunately, it’s not made up, and Americans are suffering. » read more
post a comment | filed under Illegal Immigration · Politics | tags: Arizona, Barack Obama, Border, Iraq, John Kyl, John McCain, Mexico, Militarization
» posted on Saturday, May 8th, 2010 at 8:37 pm by Damien Baldino
Barack Obama thinks illegal immigration is funny
While gangs, kidnapping, and drug trafficking are running rampant in Arizona, Barack Obama is cracking jokes. Do you still wonder why illegal immigration is such a problem? Mr. Obama and his fellow leftists should just come out and advocate an open borders policy once and for all. After all, his administration is acting like it is already our policy.
one Comment | filed under Crime · Illegal Immigration | tags: Arizona, Barack Obama, Drug Trafficking, Gangs, Illegal Aliens, Illegal Immigration, Jan Brewer, Kidnapping
» posted on Saturday, April 24th, 2010 at 4:42 pm by Damien Baldino
Thank you Jan Brewer
I’d like to take a moment to thank Arizona Governor Jan Brewer for signing a bill into law which will greatly reduce the number of illegal aliens entering the United States along the Mexican border. The law will make it a crime to be in the United States illegally, and will allow police officers to request individuals to prove citizenship. Of course, there are many detractors with their own agendas who don’t care about the destruction caused by illegal aliens.
You would expect to hear about some local groups criticizing the law, but criticism is coming from some unusual places. Namely, the Mexican and Guatemalan governments. I guess they’re afraid their citizens won’t be allowed to trespass into the U.S., steal American jobs, then send remittances back home. What will Mexico do without all the money its citizen invaders send home? They’ll have to actually work on trying to improve their country so their citizens want to stay. » read more
post a comment | filed under Illegal Immigration · Politics | tags: Arizona, Barack Obama, Illegal Aliens, Illegal Immigration, Jan Brewer, Skip Gates
» posted on Wednesday, April 21st, 2010 at 5:50 pm by Damien Baldino
If Obama wants a VAT, he needs to eliminate the income tax
Barack Obama has suggested that he is open to instituting a VAT (Value Added Tax) in the United States. If you’re not familiar with a VAT, it essentially taxes a product at each level of production as it moves from a raw material to a finished product. Not surprisingly, the VAT has been used in Europe for years.
I’d be open to considering a VAT if it replaced the income tax and capital gains tax. At all levels of government, ways are found to add new taxes and fees to separate citizens from their money in a myriad of ways. Then, we hear about small, almost inconsequential tax increases that we will hardly notice. Of course, we end up enduring a series of tax and fee increases that can add up to substantial amounts. That’s why any talk of adding a VAT would have to at the very least include the elimination of the income tax. Including the capital gains tax would further reduce the burden and simplify the tax code. We don’t need yet another way of spreading our taxation around. Of course, I wouldn’t count on this happening. » read more
post a comment | filed under Politics | tags: Barack Obama, Capital Gains Tax, Flat Tax, Income Tax, Value Added Tax, VAT
» posted on Wednesday, April 21st, 2010 at 11:45 am by Damien Baldino
Arizona wants to see Barack Obama’s birth certificate
The Arizona House voted 31 to 22 on a bill which would compel Presidential candidates to prove they meet the Constitutional requirements to run for office. If they don’t comply, they will not be allowed on the ballot.
If this bill passes the Senate and is signed by Governor Jan Brewer, it could bring an end to complaints from birthers…or make matters worse. The outcome will be largely determined by Barack Obama. Will he continue his arrogant refusal to release the information, or will he finally permit the press to see the official document? » read more
post a comment | filed under Politics | tags: 2012 Election, Arizona, Barack Obama, Citizenship, Jan Brewer, Presidency
» posted on Sunday, April 18th, 2010 at 10:19 am by Damien Baldino
Mayor of Champaign Illinois questions Obama’s citizenship
The Mayor of Champaign Illinois is the latest person to question Barack Obama’s citizenship. I don’t know about you, but I tend to cringe when I hear this brought up. I compare birthers who believe Barack Obama was born in a foreign country, to truthers who are convinced that the 9/11 attacks were engineered by the United States government. Both groups are operating on the fringe of reality, and neither group is playing with a full deck.
You could argue, and I would agree, that Barack Obama could end all this speculation by simply presenting an official copy of his birth certificate. That would end the debate immediately. Some would argue that his reluctance to make the birth certificate available is evidence of his foreign birth, while I feel that it is evidence of his extreme arrogance. » read more
one Comment | filed under Politics | tags: Barack Obama, Birth Certificate, Birthers, Champaign, Citizenship, Illinois, Kenya, Truthers
» posted on Wednesday, April 14th, 2010 at 3:47 pm by Damien Baldino
Ron Paul vs Barack Obama?

Can Ron Paul defeat Barack Obama?
I grudgingly voted for John McCain in 2008. He would have done a better job than Barack Obama, but I doubt he would have done a good job. During the Republican primary, we had people like Rudy Giuliani who appeared afraid to disagree with the other candidates, and Mitt Romney who changes his views every time the wind blows. Out of all the candidates, there was only one I could have completely supported: Ron Paul.
Paul is one of the few politicians who actually seems to give thought to his positions. His beliefs and opinions are rooted in the Constitution and are independent of the latest opinion polls and what happens to be politically expedient that day. If Ron Paul were President, I have no doubt the country would be better off today. » read more
post a comment | filed under Politics | tags: 2012 Election, Barack Obama, Conservative, Libertarian, Rasmussen Poll, Ron Paul
» posted on Monday, April 5th, 2010 at 5:55 pm by Damien Baldino
Barack Obama sends the wrong message on nuclear weapons
Barack Obama has decided to put strict limits on the use of nuclear weapons, even in cases of self-defense. Think about this: It’s possible that a country could launch a biological or chemical attack on the United States, kill thousands of people, and this option would be ruled out.
In the event of a severe attack on the United States, more conventional weapons might be the best choice. The problem is that Barack Obama is essentially telling our enemies that if they attack us, they don’t need to worry about the most severe form of retribution. Is this really the message we should be sending?
post a comment | filed under Politics | tags: Barack Obama, National Defense, Nuclear Weapons
» posted on Monday, April 5th, 2010 at 5:50 pm by Damien Baldino
Barack Obama’s pitches are also far left
Amazing. Even Barack Obama’s pitches are far left!
post a comment | filed under Politics · Sports | tags: Barack Obama, Baseball, Chicago White Sox, Opening Day, Washington Nationals
» posted on Saturday, April 3rd, 2010 at 3:26 pm by Damien Baldino
New fuel efficiency standards are important for national security
A very rare thing happened this week: Barack Obama did something I agree with. The administration raised fuel efficiency standards on automobiles and SUV’s to an average of 35.5 miles per gallon. I know that many fellow conservatives are up in arms about this decision, but I think it’s a good decision which is long overdue.
There are already complaints about the new regulation relating to the increased cost of new automobiles and the reluctance to do anything to improve global warming, since many find the science inconclusive. As for the cost, it could be substantial. New car prices may rise up to $1,000. That’s certainly nothing to sneeze at, but this extra cost will certainly pay for itself in reduced fuel costs. Besides, once the car companies begin making more fuel efficient cars on a large scale, the economies of scale will likely kick in and bring this upfront increase down. » read more
post a comment | filed under Environment · Terrorism · Transportation | tags: Barack Obama, CAFE, Conservatives, Fuel Efficiency Standards, Global Warming, National Security, Terrorism
» posted on Friday, March 26th, 2010 at 6:19 pm by Damien Baldino
The squeaky wheel gets the grease: Barack Obama attempts to prevent foreclosures
The Obama administration appears poised to “help” the housing market, while taking us deeper into the downward spiral known as socialism. The plan to help borrowers includes four components:
1. Offer lender incentives to reduce the borrower’s mortgage balance.
2. Double the incentives given to lenders to modify second mortgages, such as piggyback loans.
3. Offer incentives to lenders who allow owners to sell their home through a short-sale, rather than foreclosing.
4. Have the FHA help underwater borrowers by taking up to 10% of their mortgage balance.
At this point, you might be in shock. When you purchased your home, you might have actually preferred another property but didn’t buy it because the payments would have been a stretch. You saved for a down payment, have a good credit history, and wanted to make sure you could handle your mortgage. You’re responsible, and you tried your best to do things the right way. » read more
post a comment | filed under Economy · Politics | tags: Barack Obama, Foreclosures, Lenders, Mortgages, TARP
» posted on Thursday, March 25th, 2010 at 5:51 pm by Damien Baldino
James Clyburn needs to focus on the real terrorists
Representative James Clyburn feels that Republicans are “aiding and abetting” terrorism. How are Republicans doing this? By criticizing Barack Obama! According to James Clyburn, criticizing the President and offering an opinion to the American people is considered “aiding and abetting terrorism.” In Mr Clyburn’s world, it is better to just sit quietly and allow the country’s leader to run roughshod over the nation. A totalitarian regime headed by Barack Obama might be Mr. Clyburn’s idea of a utopia, but it certainly isn’t mine. » read more
post a comment | filed under Media · Politics · Terrorism | tags: Barack Obama, James Clyburn, Terrorism, Waterboarding
» posted on Thursday, March 25th, 2010 at 5:35 pm by Damien Baldino
Fidel Castro likes Obamacare
Fidel Castro thinks Barack Obama did a great job bringing Obamacare to the masses. My only question is when Hugo Chavez will release a statement of support and admiration for Barack Hussein Obama’s latest government power grab.
During the election, many of the Obamessiah’s followers would quickly disagree with any criticism of his socialist tendencies. After taking over banks, insurance companies, car companies, the health care industry, and student loans in just 14 months, is there any doubt what this man is up to? I’m waiting for him to take over a news organization next. He can have his own state run media outlet, just like Hugo Chavez. Hey, do you think MSNBC is available?
post a comment | filed under Politics | tags: Barack Hussein Obama, Barack Obama, Cuba, Fidel Castro, Hugo Chaves, Obamacare, Socialism, United States, Venezuela
» posted on Thursday, March 25th, 2010 at 4:45 pm by Damien Baldino
Obamacare: Illegal aliens won’t receive health care…yet
Have you read the 3,000 page health care bill yet? I haven’t read the entire thing, but I have read a portion of the bill. I’m glad to say that Obamacare will not allow illegal aliens to receive health care or purchase insurance through exchanges. Of course, the fight isn’t over.
The next step is to keep our eyes on the immigration reform bill. Obamacare won’t provide health insurance for illegal aliens, but it will provide help for legal immigrants. If the 12 million to 20 million illegal aliens in the United States receive amnesty, won’t that make them legal? Won’t they then be eligible for subsidized health care? It certainly looks that way to me. » read more
post a comment | filed under Health · Ideology · Illegal Immigration · Politics | tags: Barack Obama, Health Care, Illegal Immigration
» posted on Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010 at 3:07 pm by Damien Baldino
Joe Biden: “This is a big bleepin’ deal”
Once again, that eloquent Vice President of ours managed to put his foot ih his mouth. You would think that he would learn to keep his mouth shut when there are microphones around.
post a comment | filed under Health · Politics | tags: Barack Obama, Health Care, Joe Biden
» posted on Saturday, March 20th, 2010 at 12:14 pm by LadyLumineux
Barack Obama’s approval rating in limbo: How low will it go?

How low will Barack Obama's approval rating go?
The latest Rasmussen Poll finds that 23% of Americans strongly approve of the job Barack Obama is doing, while 44% strongly disapprove. Rasmussen also points out that the President’s approval rating drops when he pushes the health care bill. I’m not an expert, but do you think that means that most people are against the current health care reform bill? Not surprisingly, Rasmussen also found that 50% of Americans are less likely to vote for a Congressmen who supports health care reform.
It looks like conservatives won’t have to worry about throwing out the leftists in 2010 and 2012. They’re going to take care of that all by themselves. I just hope they don’t wreck the place too much before then.
post a comment | filed under Health · Politics | tags: Approval Rating, Barack Obama, Congress, Health Care Reform, Rasmussen Reports
