The Presidential Debate Live

Politics And Art

The other night, I was flipping through channels on the television and came across this Russell Brand person who seems to have managed to get his own talk show.  I didn't know there was a demand for his presence.

I could smell him through the television. Honestly it seems this guy hasn't showered or bathed in ages.

His particular guest that night was the street graffiti maker Shepard Fairey, the guy that made the Hope poster for Obama.  In their idiotic drivel back and forth I think I heard terms like "genius" and whatnot.  The guy could barely put a valid point together...but hey he likes Obama, we live in a world where someone like Obama got elected, street urchins who aide in urban decay are made into "artistic geniuses '" and someone like Russell Brand is famous, so it didn't matter.

It got me to remembering how empty Obama's campaign was. "Hope", "Change", "Yes We Can"...these vague, feel-a-chill-up-my-leg bits of idiot opium he fed to the electorate.

It also got me to thinking how lazy Americans are. If it looks good and sounds good, then it must be good.  No need to think about the issues...just vote for him.  No need to realize that Fairey's nothing but a graffiti vandal...his poster looked nice so he must be a genius.

Then I was perturbed enough by all of this that I went out and looked at some political posters over at rightposters.com.

THESE are what people need!  Substance, with style! Not simply style.  One can extrapolate that philosophy out and apply it to the fact that we need a president that isn't full of nothing but pretty colors.  Someone that's thrived, done something in that oh so hated private sector (you know, where we all live) and is living proof that the American Dream does in fact exist and can still be attained.

Obama would regulate everything if he could.  Regulating the private sector equates to power and control.  Power and control in the hands of anyone can be dangerous.  That power and control wielded by someone who doesn't have our interests at heart is downright deadly.

So, conservative or not...go over and take a look at them.  Read them.  Grasp the concepts behind them.  You inherently understand the majority of them, if you're conservative.  But I would hope that if you're liberal these messages sink in.  That you're able to see past your own nose and your own interests and realize we're all Americans and we cannot have the American Dream regulated into oblivion.

If that happens, the American Dream would no longer be something you and I can pursue.  It would be turned into a physical entity for which we would need to fill out an application and pay a fee.  Like a country club, where those in power let their friends in while keeping others out.

We cannot afford to allow the American Dream in the hands of an enemy who would weaponize it.  One who would weaponize it, turn it on us and pull the trigger, splitting us right down the middle - divided.

You would truly, honestly, never be able to "build that".

Ted Nugent Calls Obama A Piece Of Shit

Thing is, he's right.

First Words Children Hear

Hello, America? Is it safe to come out?

The first words I said to my son when he was born, after, "Hello", were, "I'm so sorry you were born during the @Barack_Obama administration".  My son then puked and urinated upon himself.

My next son has a due date of Jan 27.  Officially Obummer will no longer be president by 7 days.

Then I'll be able to tell him he just barely made it past the four worst years in American history.

Of course, he'll be obligated, even 20 years from now, to clean up the big fucking mess the fool made.  But at the very least he wasn't brought into this world with that soft-touch jackass at the helm.

With a hat tip to shamrockit.com some interesting quotes from Obama's mouth.

In case you're wondering who this Obama is, no he isn't some radical in some whacked out country spreading these messages of hate.  He's the guy America voted to become "president" of the United States.

Check these out:

"I ceased to advertise my mother's race at the age of 12 or 13, when I began to suspect that by doing so I was ingratiating myself to whites."

"I found a solace in nursing a pervasive sense of grievance and animosity against my mother's race."  

"There was something about her that made me wary, a little too sure of herself, maybe and white."


"It remained necessary to prove which side you were on, to show your loyalty to the black masses, to strike out and name names."

"I never emulate white men and brown men whose fates didn't speak to my own. It was into my father's image, the black man, son of Africa , that I'd packed all the attributes I sought in myself: the attributes of Martin and Malcolm, DuBois and Mandela."  

"I will stand with the Muslims should the political winds shift in an ugly direction."  

"Call My Bluff!"

After such presidential action (it ain't his first) I think this is a fitting picture of what the American public perceives 0bama to be at the moment.

I WANT A CREDIT CARD MOMMY, NOW!!!!!!!

The Great Uniter Alienator. 

Hat tip, ANDY'S PLACE. Go there if you want to read someone that truly knows how to "write" and "blog".