Here & There

President Obama, the still churchless President, was happy to use biblical language to describe his centralized economic plans:

• “We cannot rebuild this economy on the same pile of sand,” he added. “We must build our house upon a rock.”

He said this at Georgetown University, where they covered up the Christogram. You can’t have “Jesus, Saviour of Men” anywhere near a liberal President, but you can steal the language from his book.

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CNN’s liberal attack minx, Susan Roesgen, objected to the Obama-Hitler sign she saw, yet in 2006, she had no problems with a guy’s Bush/Hitler/Satan costume. What can you say to these distressed libs? We learned from their example for eight years.

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Ratings:

Wow. That’s almost three to one. I wonder how many switched over because of the “tea bagging” orgasm happening on MSNBC?

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Speaking of the sex joke landslide that took place on those 2nd rate networks, Ana Marie Cox said ”Well, there is a lot of love in teabagging”. Rachel Maddow was overheard saying she loved Cox, but nobody believed her.

A series of comments was directed at the mostly white make-up of the tax protesters, but then they were informed that, mostly white people actually pay taxes. Unless they work for the Obama administration.

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Rep. Jan Schakowsky attacked the tax protests:

• “It’s despicable that right-wing Republicans would attempt to cheapen a significant, honorable moment of American history with a shameful political stunt.”

Her husband served five months in prison for bank fraud and had some tax problems as well. He said he committed fraud to keep his political action group afloat. Never mind he paid himself $100,000 with the fraudulent funds. Jan singed off on all of the illegal paperwork, but was given a pass. She must have used Turbo Tax.

Hey Rep. Jan Schakowsky, why are the people upset again?