While on vacation in Southern California
I can’t help but think of Obama’s Hold on Americans:
Now I do realize that we both like to body surf and I am no fool I know he has a better looking body. But this is no reason to make me or him the most powerful man in the world.
Obama the Beutiful One!
Southern Californians love Obama:
I see Obama bumper stickers on BMWs and Mercedes. I see Obama signs in million dollar homes. Don’t they know that if Obama wins they will have to pay more for Starbucks Coffee, Car detailing, BMWs and walks on the beach. Don’t they know that they will be targeted as Too rich, Too greedy, Too consumer, Too wasteful. The tax and end President will tax us all and end our freedoms brought on by prosperity. Don’t they know that taxing the “super” rich only raises all of our services which is just like taxing us. We all end up paying the tax that the “Super” Rich pass on.
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Michelle Malkin Likes the Bodysurfing Image Too:
More reasons for the Obamedia to wet itself
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Obama is not the Man for All People
Michelle Malkin has more about the “Fair” Man:
Obamabacklash: More cult members mad about Ticketgate
Words. Just words. Empty, empty words.
More Obama fans are discovering the essence of their leader.
The latest? Several Dems who didn’t get convention speech tickets are griping about the apparent “first come, first serve” fraud served up by their leader’s campaign. In the wake of Denver press reports about the campaign demanding that ticket recipients volunteer in exchange for the prized passes to Obama’s Invesco Field acceptance speech comes news of possible preferential treatment for donors and other favored workers. All is not well in Obama-land. Wah:
As the Barack Obama campaign begins doling out tickets today to his historic Invesco Field speech, some of those who missed out are questioning whether the system really was first-come, first-served.
Several of them said they were upset not because it appeared the ticket give-away wasn’t as advertised but because the campaign perpetuated the idea that the vast majority of passes would go to regular people of all backgrounds and political beliefs.
Instead, several of those who missed out said they suspect the bulk of the tickets were passed out to people who worked for – or gave money to – the campaign.
“It just makes me angry,” said Katherine Thayer, of Denver. “If they’re going to go out and say it’s first-come, first-served and then turn around and reward people who volunteer or gave money, then they ought to be up front about it.”
She and others desperately hoped to see Obama accept the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination Aug. 28.
Billy Reed, of Arvada, said he signed up minutes after the announcement of the ticket plan, which was unveiled at 2:30 p.m. Aug. 6. But he missed out, and others who volunteered for the campaign got tickets even though they didn’t sign up until the next day. (more)
