Hypocrisy

festeringZit · Dec 11, 2012

[h=1]ObamaCare Fee Likely to Hit Workers[/h]

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New insurance fee under Obama's health care overhaul will cost some companies millions, with most of that likely being passed to workers and consumers.
VIDEO: Controversial Tax on Medical Devices Set to Go Into Effect

The Vegas Snake · Dec 11, 2012

I like this thread. It proves my whole point, exactly... How can anyone trust these people? They are all corrupt.. How fucking obvious doe's it really have to get before people wake up?

festeringZit · Dec 13, 2012

[ Way to go Obama you fuck-stain ]

[h=1]Small Business Owners Less Likely
To Reinvest as Fiscal Crisis Nears[/h]

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A national survey finds that as Obama, GOP wrangle over the terms of a deal to avoid the looming year-end fiscal crisis, the chance of small business owners making significant investments in their companies in 2013 has plummeted.

festeringZit · Dec 14, 2012

[ Yet another leftist piece of shit hollywood loon with wacked out liberal views... ]

Harry Belafonte, MSNBC criticized over 'jailing Republicans' remarks

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Published December 14, 2012
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Entertainer and human rights activist Harry Belafonte speaks during a press conference at the Arts Presenters Members Conference in New York, Saturday, Jan. 21, 2006 . Belafonte called U.S. President George W. Bush "the greatest terrorist in the world" in a recent television broadcast. (AP Photo/Shiho Fukada)

What do you do when it has been a while since you made headlines? If you are Harry Belafonte, apparently you say the president should jail Republicans.
The American singer-songwriter, once considered the “Kind of Calypso,” this week ignited outrage – and plenty of eye rolls – after speaking with MSNBC’s Al Sharpton and saying President Obama should rule like a third-world dictator and toss his GOP opponents behind bars.

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festeringZit · Dec 16, 2012

[ Yet another Chicago Democrat politician crook.... nothing new here ]
[h=1]Ill. lawmaker pleads not guilty to fraud charges[/h] By SOPHIA TAREEN - The Associated Press Created: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 5:30 a.m. CST

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State Rep. LaShawn Ford, D-Chicago, seen on the House floor Dec. 4 at the Illinois State Capitol in Springfield, Ford is scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday in federal court in Chicago. Ford was indicted Nov. 29 in Chicago on federal bank fraud and other charges. (AP file photo)

festeringZit · Dec 20, 2012

[ Yet another scumbag high-profile alcoholic Democrat getting behind the wheel of a car while drunk, lucky he didn't kill someone... ]

Sam Donaldson Arrested, Faces DUI Charges
By TV Guide
Dec. 19, 2012 5:55 p.m.
ABC News anchor Sam Donaldson was arrested and charged with driving under the influence earlier this month, TVGuide.com has confirmed.

According to police, Donaldson, 78, was pulled over in Lewes, Del., on Dec. 1 after he had driven onto the shoulder of the road. Donaldson reportedly failed the sobriety test, was booked and later released. TMZ first reported the arrest.

A court date has not been scheduled.

festeringZit · Dec 20, 2012

[ So, a scumbag crook Democrat politician goes to prison for bribery. What do you do when he gets out? Rehire the scumbag. That's what
corrupt Democrats do. ]

[h=1]Kwame's Crooked Ex-Chief of Staff Finds New Life as Congressional Staffer[/h] 34

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Congress has an image problem. The public simply doesn't trust the lawmakers.
So it may not help that Rep. Gary Peters, a Detroit area Democrat, has just hired Kandia Milton, Kwame Kilpatrick's chief of staff who went to prison for bribery. He was sentenced to 14 months and was released last year.
WXYZ's Ross Jones reports on the hiring for the $42,900 a year job and what Peters had to say about it.
Jones asked the Congressman why he hired Milton. The Congressman said he got to know Kandia, who volunteered for his re-election campaign, and he was impressed with him.

festeringZit · Dec 20, 2012

[ No doubt Vitterd voted for this cock-sucking scumbag Democrat from Pennsylvania. it must be the judge's fault he got convicted, right? Fucking scumbag. ]

Ex-Pa. Rep. Bill DeWeese appeals corruption conviction, claiming judge errors

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on December 19, 2012 at 10:51 AM, updated December 19, 2012 at 10:56 AM Print

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Former state Rep. Bill DeWeese appealed his corruption conviction yesterday, charging that procedural errors by judges and misconduct by prosecutors constitute grounds for overturning the jury's verdict or granting him a new trial.

View full size Rep. Bill DeWeese leaves Judge Todd Hoover's courtroom after being sentenced to 30 to 60 months in his corruption case. JOE HERMITT, The Patriot-News, file
In the appeal filed in Superior Court, the longtime House Democratic leader from Greene County contended that the trial judge erred by limiting the number of defense witnesses who testified and refusing to allow his lawyer to confront a prosecution witness with evidence DeWeese claimed would have undermined the witness' credibility.
DeWeese also claims Dauphin County Judge Todd Hoover erred at trial in refusing to instruct jurors that campaign work done during a legislative day is not illegal if done on leave time.
Also, he said his trial should have been moved to western Pennsylvania, where he lived, and state prosecutors committed misconduct at his preliminary hearing by selectively reading passages from his grand jury testimony.
DeWeese, 62, is serving 2 ½ to five years at Retreat State Prison in northeastern Pennsylvania for his felony convictions for the illegal use of public employees and resources for political purposes.
The 35-year House veteran was the only sitting legislator to stand trial in a state "Bonusgate" corruption investigation that resulted in 25 arrests of people connected to the House Democratic and Republican caucuses. Most of the defendants were convicted.

festeringZit · Dec 23, 2012

[ Libtard Michael Moore opens his nasty fat mouth on the gun control issue ]

Michael Moore: “I think we’re very frightened people. I think we’ve been frightened ever since we landed on these shores. We were frightened of the native people, we were frightened of the salves we brought over, as we should have been.

“And those in power have known how to manipulate us with fear. And we’ve started wars over being told lies about, whether it was the Spanish American War, Mexican American War, you can go through so many of these wars we’ve been in throughout history and right up through the Iraq War,” he said, which happened “because those in power knew if they just put enough fear in our there, and the best kind of fear is the one that has the kernel of truth. So you have 9/11 happened, that’s a real incident…very easy at that point to use that fact in a way to tell a fiction.”

“I was fascinated by that subject when making Bowling for Columbine, how fear is used to the point where everybody feels like they’ve gotta have a gun in the house,” noting that the U.S. has over 250 million guns in people’s homes. What are they really afraid of...it goes right down to the heart of our race problem that we still haven’t resolved.”

festeringZit · Dec 25, 2012

[h=1]440+ School Age Children Shot in Gun-Controlled Chicago[/h]

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[h=2]Chicago has been a shining city on a hill for gun-grabbers for decades. In fact, so extreme is the gun control in the Windy City that prior to the 2010 Supreme Court decision in McDonald v. Chicago, you couldn't even have a gun in your own house with which to defend yourself or your family.[/h] In other words, a Chicago home owner was like a public school teacher -- he had to sit defenseless with his fingers crossed and simply hope the criminals didn't target his house on a given day or night.
Even now, after the McDonald decision, you have jump through myriad hoops to get a gun. And, although they are working on it, concealed carry has yet to be legalized.
So in a gun-control-utopia such as this, you'd expect school-age children to be safe from all harm, if you buy into the theories of Sens. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) and Chuck Schumer (D-NY).
Yet the truth is more than 440 school-age children have been shot in Chicago in 2012. This is not to say that 440 school-age children died, simply that more than 440 school-age children were at least wounded. The number of school-age children killed is reported at approximately 60.
These numbers are well above those for the 2011-2012 school year, in which 319 Chicago students were wounded and another 24 were killed.
The bottom line: It seems that denying the free exercise of the right to keep and bear arms to law-abiding citizens not only does not curtail the actions of criminals, but actually emboldens them.

festeringZit · Dec 25, 2012

[h=1][ Voter fraud... no need to guess what party she's a member of... ]

Rosen charged with two counts of voting illegally[/h]

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[h=3]WENDY ROSEN[/h] WENDY ROSEN

Posted: Friday, December 21, 2012 12:13 am

TOWSON - Wendy Rosen, the Democratic nominee in Maryland's First Congressional District who withdrew after allegations she voted in two states in two elections, has been charged with illegally voting in Baltimore County.
State Prosecutor Emmet C. Davitt announced Thursday that Rosen, 58, of Cockeysville, was charged in the Circuit Court of Baltimore County with illegally voting in Baltimore County.
The charges are a result of a joint investigation between Davitt's office and the Office of the State Attorney for Pinellas County, Fla., which is the other county in which she allegedly voted.
Rosen is accused of voting in Baltimore County in the 2006 and 2010 Maryland general elections without the legal right to do so. The state prosecutors office said the charges are punishable by up to five years in jail and a fine of $2,500.
"Illegal voting is an offense that strikes at the very heart of the electoral process. Violations such as these will not be tolerated," Davitt said.
A lawyer for Rosen didn't immediately return a call seeking comment Thursday.
Republican Congressman Andy Harris went on to win the election.
A former Republican, Rosen won April's primary election by 57 votes over Dr. John LaFerla of Chestertown.
She withdrew Sept. 10 from the race, citing personal reasons. But state Democratic officials said they demanded her withdrawal after discovering she had been registered to vote in both Maryland and Florida since 2006 and had voted in both states in two elections.
Rosen missed the Aug. 28 deadline to withdraw, so her name remained on the ballot for November's general election.
Democratic officials backed LaFerla as a write-in candidate in the race.
Harris won re-election in the November general election with 63 percent of the vote. Rosen garnered 28 percent, LaFerla 4 percent and Libertarian Muir Wayne Boda had nearly 4 percent.
Rosen's withdrawal came amid a national debate over whether voter fraud is a major problem, and whether the efforts of some states to require more identification may suppress turnout by the young, elderly and minorities in elections. It's unclear whether voter ID laws would prevent someone from casting ballots in two states for the same national election.
In May, Maryland became one of the first states to take part in the Electronic Registration Information Center, a partnership between the Pew Center on the States, state election officials and technology experts that aims to use available databases to keep voter registration lists current, Donna Duncan, the state elections board's election management director, said. Duncan noted then that not all states were taking part in the initiative yet, and Maryland was still working to implement it.
The Associated Press contributed to this article.

festeringZit · Dec 27, 2012

[h=1]Exclusive: McConnell Calls Out Obama's Negotiation Charade[/h]

The office of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) responded to reports today that President Barack Obama called him and other congressional leaders to receive updates about negotiations to avoid the Jan. 1 "fiscal cliff" by noting that it was the "first time McConnell has heard from any Democrat, including the President, on this since Thanksgiving."

The President and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) made a show of returning to Washington this week, as if to continue negotiations--when their open opposition to Speaker of the House John Boehner's "Plan B" last week helped doom that plan to defeat in the Republican caucus. House members were reluctant to vote for "Plan B" to begin with, since it would have raised some tax rates; the certainty that it would fail in the Senate made them even less enthusiastic. Reid took to the floor of the Senate today to accuse Boehner of running a "dictatorship" in the House, poisoning the prospect of a bipartisan deal even further.
Prior to the failure of "Plan B," House Republicans had offered several plans, starting with Boehner's plan to raise $800 billion in revenues without raising tax rates. All were rejected by the White House and the Senate--which has not even passed a budget for three successive years, contrary to federal law.
While the President and the Senate leadership engage in a good cop-bad cop charade, the likely reality is that they have calculated that the "fiscal cliff" is bound to take place (and perhaps even suits their interests), and their sole focus is to convince the public that Republicans are to blame.
Given that President Obama's call to McConnell was the first he had received in over a month from any Democrat on the issue, it is probably that going over the "fiscal cliff" was the President's intent from the start.

festeringZit · Dec 30, 2012

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What, Me Worry? Obama Ready for Fiscal Cliff, Says NBC's Gregory[/h]

David Gregory of NBC, who interviewed President Barack Obama for "Meet the Press," concluded that "the President did not strike me as overly worried about going over the cliff." The "fiscal cliff" of tax hikes and spending cuts will take effect this week unless Congress can reach agreement by Monday night. Critics have long suspected that President Obama would prefer to go over the cliff and blame Republicans.

festeringZit · Jan 2, 2013

[h=1][ This fat pig is an embarrassment to the human race ]

Michael Moore resolves to stop saying 'I support the troops' in 2013[/h] Published January 02, 2013
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Filmmaker Michael Moore holds a town hall-style meeting at the Palace Theater in Manchester, N.H., after a screening of his latest film, "Sicko", Friday, June 22, 2007. (AP Photo/Cheryl Senter)
March 5: Michael Moore addresses a crowd at the state Capitol in Madison, Wis., on the 18th day of protests over the governor's proposed budget that would eliminate collective bargaining rights for many state workers. (AP)

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Documentary filmmaker Michael Moore took to his Huffington Post blog to announce 10 of his 2013 New Year's resolutions.
The fourth and fifth resolutions in particular, in which he criticizes American citizens for joining the armed forces, have sparked particular controversy. The fourth reads:
4. Stop saying, "I support the troops." I don't. I used to. I understand why so many enlisted after 9/11. Sadly, many of them were then trapped and sent off to invade Iraq. I felt for all of them. I understood those who joined because of a lousy economy. But at some point all individuals must answer for their actions, and now that we know our military leaders do things that have nothing to do with defending our lives, why would anyone sign up for this rogue organization?

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