When I see presidential candidates do this stuff it makes me know they are liars and frauds just as bad as Obama - politicians and snakes in suits - another reason I wouldn't vote for Rick Perry.

On Friday, Robert Jeffress, a senior pastor at First Baptist Church in Dallas who supports Texas Gov. Rick Perry and introduced him at the Values Voters Summit, called Mormonism a “cult” in remarks to reporters.

When Perry took the stage, he said Jeffress “hit it out of the ballpark” with his introductory remarks in which he called the Texas governor a “proven leader, a true conservative and a committed follower of Christ.”

Fine, I expected as much from a Baptist as traditionally they oppose the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints doctrinally.  However, when I was a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and taught at a predominantly Baptist High School in DeRidder, Louisiana the Baptist faculty were very, very upset that the predominantly Baptist High School Kids remarked that we taught clearer and made more sense than the Baptist faith ever did and loved learning from us.  But the faculty quickly escorted us off campusright after and told us never to come back.  But whatever.

At any rate, not that I have a problem with a difference of opinions, I do have a problem with lies.  Beyond that I have a problem with political tactics like this among professed "Christians" who wont' say something themselves, but instead have a surrogate come out and say it for them so they don't get their hands dirty.  It's as bad as Obama "not hearing" Jimmy Hoffa Junior's call for violence against Republicans.

Didn't hear it.  Didn't condemn it. Didn't do it.  But it still happened.  Would you let your daughter date a man who does things like this?

FWIW as a convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, during my undergraduate studies of psychology, I devoted a large part of my time studying the sociology of cults and cross referencing it with my religion and found the LDS church is about as far from a cult as you can get - especially compared to people who play games like the above while drawing accolades for being pious and devout.

Can't say I blame them for pulling all the stops to win the office of President of the United States, but I do blame people for a lack of integrity.

President Obama has taken a swipe at the entire field of Republican presidential candidates, saying they are guilty of “smallness” for failing to stand up for a gay U.S. service member who was booed by a few audience members at a GOP debate.

Hmmmm, maybe they just didn't hear it happen.  Like Obama not hearing Jimmy Hoffa Jr. call for violence against the Tea Party at an event Obama was at.

I'm so glad I'm not black and don't have to deal with this crap, people saying I'm not "black enough" or whatnot because I don't subscribe to a certain point of view on racial issues.  Because I'm white, I don't call other white people on racial issues "not white enough" (what's that mean? They need to be albino?) - I just call them "morons."

Can everyone say that?  "Mo- ron-z"

Here's another one us white people call other white people on issues of race - you'll have to fill in the blanks:

"F***ing idiots" (You'll have to practice that one on your own).

See, us white people have a diversity of racial cultures.

We have:
hippie

Gratuitous & irrelevant F86 Saber

yuppie
stoner
white trash
college elite
redneck
eurotrash
cowboy
literati
castrati
bread-and-butter
Leave-it-to-beaver
Father-knows-best
Conservative protestant evangelical
Gun-lover
sports fanatic
normal white dude who's had everything handed to him simply because he's white
tree hugger
liberal
environmentalist wacko


And a billion other social types.

I don't know that I've ever been accused of being "not white enough."  Heck, for us white folks, we got the opposite problem.  We get accused of being "Too White."   As in "White men can't jump."  "White men can't dance."  "White men can't sing."  Pick one.  Pick all three!  Make one up and add it to it!

Anyways, Herman Cain's got some black dude, Cornell Belcher, saying that the very successful CEO and business entrepreneur black-american Herman Cain is racist for saying black people are brainwashed into voting for Obama.



Well, I seem to recall the very successful actor and entertainer and cultural icon Bill Cosby saying something similar about blacks - and apparently Bill Cosby is racist as well.  Probably was a Grand Wizard in the KKK with that kind of talk about them getting an education and respecting themselves and learning proper english and being successsful.  Thought so....hmmmm.

Anyways, this guy Cornell Belcher looks all Malcom-X with his glasses but sounds like a castrati with his high-pitched squeaky voice in the news clip.  I wonder how the "black enough" community feels about him representing them and speaking out that they are NOT brainwashed? 


I thought Obama was going to eliminate racism in the US simply by being elected.

I don't know if he promised to or people simply assumed he would but whatever.  Y'all got suckered cuz you were brainwashed/guilted into voting for him.

No kidding.....

Its cuz his teleprompter wasn't there, right?   Look at Dear Leader waving in the middle of the group photo....

 

Here's one more - a Billboard.....

I actually don't know if that's rick perry....

Guess he can't help it.....he kind of struck me as a guy who could move past the race thing, but it appears despite his wealth and success, Morgan Freeman is just as bitter as some homie from the projects.... Maybe it typifies hollywood as well....

When you start responding in panic to the polls and the media - you don't last long in the campaign. Perry's telling people not to vote for the smoothest debater.  Well, last time Americans voted for the smoothest teleprompter reader run by some kid from a starbucks who wrote all of the Bamster's speeches.  I'm glad Perry's getting negative press only because he was propped up by the media too fast for having done nothing worthy of it.  It's a false lead and a false front. He's not the lead GOP nominee but the press is holding him up as one.  I'd like to see him go down though. So let him take fire!

Herman Cain's not my first pick only because he doesn't have political experience.  Could be a good thing, could be a bad thing. Business experience and political experience are two different things, but who knows.

I'd vote for Cain.  My first pick is Ron Paul but I don't know that he'll get the momentum he needs.  Second is Romney - most likely pick.  I'd roll with Cain though.

Someone tell me how the hell-o this guy is the front runner for the republican field? Rick Perry completely supports the entitlement mentality us conservatives and tea partier's hate and yet in the debate tonight he said that if you don't support in-state tuition for illegals you just don't have a heart.

"If you say that we should not educate children who come into our state for no other reason than that they've been brought their through no fault of their own, I don't think you have a heart,"

 Listen Dimwad - nobody's saying "Don't educate them" - people are saying they shouldn't be paid for out of taxpayer dollars - that's the whole friggin reason their parents come here in the first place numbskull and you're just pandering to it.

Mr. Perry, if you can put media spin on the issue like that - then I'm afraid you're just a white southern version of the problem we already got and are a train wreck waiting to happen.  Seriously.  We don't need anymore pathological bleeding heart RINO's cuz we already got a similar problem and more of the same just won't help.

Unhappy members of the Congressional Black Caucus “probably would be marching on the White House” if Obama were not president, according to CBC Chairman Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.).

"If [former President] Bill Clinton had been in the White House and had failed to address this problem, we probably would be marching on the White House," Cleaver told “The Miami Herald” in comments published Sunday. "There is a less-volatile reaction in the CBC because nobody wants to do anything that would empower the people who hate the president."

Wow.  So this is unacceptable.  Except...if you're black?   What's the point of him being in there?  Nobody's served by some useless guy just sitting around, mucking up the economy, destroying civilization just sittin on his throne BEING black.  Seriously. 

And what do they mean about empowering people who hate the president?  Sounds to me like they hate him too!  Unless....they don't mind being raped by their friends so long as they are the right color.  Guess that race card gives you all sorts of privileges.  No wonder the black communities struggle so damned hard.

"We’re supportive of the president, but we getting tired, y’all,” Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) said in August. “We want to give [Obama] every opportunity, but our people are hurting. The unemployment is unconscionable. We don’t know what the strategy is."





This right here is Affirmative Action on the national level.  An incompetent man given a pass because of his color.  I thought Dr. King wanted them judged on the content of their character - not the color of their skin?

Far as I can tell, the man's a scoundrel, a liar, a fraud and about the worst thing to happen to this country.


Seriously -  there is no purpose for the Congressional Black Caucus other than race-baiting, racism, and political pontificating - and this proves it!

I'd vote for Ron Paul in the Primaries - second pick is Romney.   Ron Paul is really the only constitutional voice that is constistent with what America is, historically and originally.  We'd see our national government SHRINK under Ron Paul,   Romney's got business experience.  But Perry?  All fluff, swagger and swearing but no substance.  A former Democrat.  Another "Obama" in terms of nothing to run on.

Its interesting that Ron Paul and Rick Perry are both from Texas - so for Ron Paul to criticize Perry's record is fitting.

In a letter to the Perry Campaign, Ron Paul noted that Rick Perry:
Praised Hillarycare in the 1990's
Pushed for federal stimulus funds
Supported welfare for Illegals
Backed mandatory vaccination against STD's for 12 year old girls
Raised taxes twice as governor
More than doubled Texas' debt during his time in office


“You supported ALL of these bad ideas that are inconsistent with how most Republicans understand conservatism, yet you now try to swagger your way into the tea party,” said Ron Paul's letter.

That's what I was thinking.....

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011/09/01/fox-news-poll-perry-overtakes-romney-as-top-gop-2012-pick-most-say-palin-should-1905707772/

Well, they say Rick Perry's the top candidate on the GOP side now - though from having heard him talk with the media hype I'm concerned he's another "obama" in that I don't know that his record's anything to brag about in the private sector.  All style, no substance again America? 

We'll see.  I hope for the best.   God Bless America!

This made me laugh.....

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NOW Obama's got a plan to fix the economy.  He just said yesterday the economy was better than when he took office.  So I guess there's no rush and no hurry.  But - its coming!  Next....month.

I'll give you a sneak peak though.....ready for it?

Waaaaaaiiiiiit for it..........he's going to:

GIVEAMAJORSPEECH! WHOO!  

I hope he uses extra big teleprompters to help us all!

Lovin the Hopey Changey!

For my credit I hated him before he was even sworn in.

Seriously, how about this for a survey....

"Would you like to participate in a survey?"
"No.."
"Thank you! That's one more...."

As much as I love watching politics in the news, this part of it drives me nuts: the polls and fake surveys that CNN and MSNBC and everyone else cooks up in order to swing public opinion because they think (actually are probably right) that their audience is a bunch of rubes who will simply vote for whichever person everyone else is going to vote for. 

So anyways, Michelle Bachman apparently "won" the straw poll in Iowa. 

Whoop de doo.

I'm sorry - but - black man born in Kenya with a top-secret birth-certificate for president - yah - it happened.  But, a woman?  Could happen but not likely this time around.  We got hopey-changey-diversity this last time around.  We just want our fricking normal country back and I think Americans might be tired of experimentation.....of course....that puts us back on track for right where we headed and are right now anyways and we DO need to do something different - so who knows?!

But I *DO* grow tired of the political media winds that blow in this country this time of the quatrade or presidential election political cycle - call it what you will.

Bottom line?  What we SEE and what we THINK are going to happen and what IS going to happen are three different things. 

What's going to happen is going to happen.  People really aren't going to remember the BREAKING NEWS STAW POLL report in November when they vote.  So....give it a rest....on that and on every other poll.

Romney SMOKED the Iowa straw poll in 2007 (even though Mormons don't smoke straws or anything else) but that didn't factor in Suckabee and McLame conspiring in 2008 to keep the front-runner Romney from actually winning the nomination by trading primary votes and sabotaging each other just to keep Romney down.....idiots....

Worst part is, Edwards had a better platform than Obama did - only reason he got elected was because he's black.  Nobody'd vote for a white guy who had the plans and ideas and ego that Obama did and we know it.  So....whatever....

You know, Mormons aren't the largest population in the US.  There are only 5.5 million Mormons in the US.

And this totally creepy religion brainwashes its members in to believing crazy things like:

Marital fidelity
Families - stuff like loving your children! (Ridiculous!)
Chastity
Honesty
Abstaining from drug and alcohol use
Attending church
Being productive & getting an education
Serving your country
Freedom of religion
A belief in freedom

MAN! Can you BELIEVE THIS?  Someone like that shouldn't be allowed anywhere near government....actually....no wonder Obama hates him.  Hmmmmmm.

Sounds like some brainwashed cult (or a cult, or a cult) to me....

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I honestly have a hard time believing that the mob that shouted at Romney were genuine and sincere seekers of answers and not paid by the SEIU or something like it. 

http://www.detnews.com/article/20110811/POLITICS03/108110450/1022/Rowdy-crowd-greets-Romney-at-Iowa-fair

It just seems a bit....out of season for people to shout down a candidate so early in the game.  Hmmmmm....  Interesting just how much the media has covered this event as well, so quickly and so thoroughly.  Just...the coverage is AMAZING! 

Interestingly even Rush is covering this as I type.....but wow.  Romney called it out that Obama's exactly why 25 million can't get a job or don't have a job.  Gotta love it.  Nice to hear a man call it like it is and take the gloves off. 

Even though absolutely nothing has happened yet, it's looking like the 2012 election may come down to Obama and Romney.

Things that could be used against Romney?  Well, lets see....last time it was that his dog rode in a cage on the roof of the car - clearly unethical, a maniacal animal hater and not someone you want running the country.  PETA just can't have that.

Romney's religion was a clear problem for Baptist Preacher Huckabee in 2008.  Huckabee was supposedly part of a campaign to convert Mormons in Utah to become Baptists some time before 2008 and Huckabee then claimed to not know what Mormons believe right after attacking Romney's religious beliefs and using some recycled cliches that have existed since the Mormon religion came to be in the 1830's.

At any rate, a Mormon in the white house isn't going to impact religion a whole lot in America - but Obama in the white house?  Better be prepared to kneel before Obama who won't hear you as he drives millions of families to their knees while he actively hates and destroys your livelihoods.

A man who was calling for the assassination of Obama has been upheld by the 9th circus court as constitutionally protected free speech.

I don't agree with assassinations, they undermine democracy, but my feelings are pretty passionate on the Bamster.

This president's been so babied on account of his race. Even he can't even handle being black nor can the media (Don't mention he's black) that I thought free speech was dead in this country - never mind a friggin movie was made about the assassination of George Bush.

Come ON people!  You kno this! You can't call for the death of colored people, even if its for a good reason, but its okay to call for the death of white people by colored people because the colored activists want to be equal and have the same rights....wait...what?.

The only good thing I see coming out of this man's presidency is the race card is about dead in this country and people know it on both sides of the issue.


Me?  I just hope he gets food poisoning from guacamole or something and spends the rest of his presidency crapping on the toilet so he can't even campaign to do any damage......