Hat tip Daily Caller
Nancy Pelosi Nihad Awad
Has anybody informed Spoker of the House Nancy Pelosi that CAIR is an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation trial and has connections with the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas?
http://dailycaller.com/2012/11/02/pelosi-holds-secret-fundraiser-with-islamists-hamas-linked-groups/
Here's an updated photo from the Investigative Project on Terrorism.
Pelosi meets CAIR CEO Nihad Awad (r)
If Karl Rove isn't an unindicted co-conspirator in several scandals, he should be.
ReplyDeleteYou libs can never forgive Rove for being GWs campaign adviser.
ReplyDeleteUs patriots can never forgive Rove for running a real-life "Manchurian Candidate" scenario, in which the wily manipulator finds a clueless baby-faced business failure, and runs him for president, with the covert mission to double the national debt and put our country in hock to the National Bank of China. Rove succeeded admirably in his mission. Now he's backing Mittens...
ReplyDeleteGuess it just shows how smart Rove is, and how dumb about half of us are. Same could be said about Obama's campaign folks (Axelrod, et al), and the dummies who support him, although they were the other half (from 2000 and 2004)in 2008, and probably will be again next week.
ReplyDeleteahistorical as usual elwood... for a man with an obvious capacity to think, you devote little attention to acquainting yourself with facts.
ReplyDeleteWhen GWB came in, the national debt was about $5 trillion, and we were starting to pay it down.
Behaving like a little boy left alone in a candy store, Bush said "A surplus? Let's give it back to the people," ignoring the fact that "the people" were in hock for $5 trillion.
If he had left the Clinton budget in place, and others like it, over seven relatively prosperous years, albeit built on bubbles, we might have paid down at least $1.4 trillion, perhaps more with a bit of will power.
So, after Obama came in on the cusp of Great Depression 2.0, which is the time you NEED a temporary period of deficit spending, we might have ended up with a debt of $9 to $10 billion by this time.
But no, Georgie Porgie DOUBLED the debt in GOOD times, so when we ran into seriously BAD times, we had to add $6 trillion to a base of $10 trillion instead of a base of $3.6 trillion (or less).
That, my dear fellow citizens, is the real price of the vaunted "Bush tax cuts," not to mention the costs of two wars, one ludicrously unnecessary, the other an 8-12 year mission that should have been a 6 month ass-kicking operation.
I don't track the daily bond market, but I've read that China is no longer interested in buying American debt. They got what they want. When I was small, the government sold 25 cent savings stamps every week to school children all over the country.