June 30, 2010

June 29, 2010

  • Losing friends quickly

     

    Almost like there is a communicable disease! Actually it reeks of B.O.!



    The Germans have a saying....Besser spät als nie !

    (Five years of German...at least I remember something!)

June 28, 2010

June 25, 2010

  • Where is our freaking cash ?

    $ 1.3 Billion unaccounted for:

    ANOTHER one of the organizations that has been a strong supporter of Barack Obama is found to have accounting problems

    "According to the GAO report, Planned Parenthood Federation of America audits show the organization spent only $657.1 million between 2002 and 2008 from federal government grants and programs when the abortion behemoth’s annual reports show it took in $2 billion from government grants and programs during the same time period.

    “That leaves $1.3 billion unaccounted for. That’s not pocket change,” said STOPP national director Rita Diller. “Why the discrepancy? These numbers don’t add up and from an organization with a track record like Planned Parenthood’s, the American people deserve an explanation.” "

    People should be stark raving mad...and they freaking yawn. You get the government you deserve.

  • Free Speech?

    H R 5175      RECORDED VOTE      24-Jun-2010      4:29 PM
          QUESTION:  On Passage
          BILL TITLE: Democracy is Strengthened by Casting Light on Spending in Elections Act or the DISCLOSE Act

    AYESNOESPRESNV
    DEMOCRATIC21736 2
    REPUBLICAN2170 6
    INDEPENDENT    
    TOTALS219206 8


    ---- AYES    219 ---

    Ackerman
    Adler (NJ)
    Altmire
    Andrews
    Arcuri
    Baca
    Baird
    Baldwin
    Becerra
    Berkley
    Berman
    Berry
    Bishop (NY)
    Blumenauer
    Boccieri
    Boswell
    Boucher
    Brady (PA)
    Braley (IA)
    Brown, Corrine
    Cao
    Capps
    Capuano
    Cardoza
    Carnahan
    Carney
    Carson (IN)
    Castle
    Castor (FL)
    Chandler
    Chu
    Clay
    Cleaver
    Clyburn
    Cohen
    Connolly (VA)
    Conyers
    Cooper
    Costa
    Costello
    Courtney
    Crowley
    Cuellar
    Cummings
    Davis (AL)
    Davis (CA)
    DeFazio
    DeGette
    Delahunt
    DeLauro
    Deutch
    Dicks
    Dingell
    Doggett
    Doyle
    Driehaus
    Edwards (TX)
    Ellison
    Ellsworth
    Engel
    Eshoo
    Etheridge
    Farr
    Fattah
    Filner
    Foster
    Frank (MA)
    Garamendi
    Giffords
    Gonzalez
    Gordon (TN)
    Grayson
    Green, Al
    Green, Gene
    Grijalva
    Gutierrez
    Hall (NY)
    Halvorson
    Hare
    Harman
    Heinrich
    Higgins
    Himes
    Hinchey
    Hinojosa
    Hirono
    Hodes
    Holt
    Honda
    Hoyer
    Inslee
    Israel
    Jackson (IL)
    Jackson Lee (TX)
    Johnson (GA)
    Johnson, E. B.
    Kagen
    Kanjorski
    Kaptur
    Kennedy
    Kildee
    Kilroy
    Kind
    Kirkpatrick (AZ)
    Kissell
    Klein (FL)
    Kosmas
    Kucinich
    Langevin
    Larsen (WA)
    Larson (CT)
    Lee (CA)
    Levin
    Lewis (GA)
    Lipinski
    Loebsack
    Lofgren, Zoe
    Lowey
    Luján
    Lynch
    Maffei
    Maloney
    Markey (CO)
    Markey (MA)
    Matheson
    Matsui
    McCollum
    McDermott
    McGovern
    McMahon
    McNerney
    Meek (FL)
    Meeks (NY)
    Melancon
    Michaud
    Miller (NC)
    Miller, George
    Mollohan
    Moore (KS)
    Moore (WI)
    Moran (VA)
    Murphy (CT)
    Murphy (NY)
    Murphy, Patrick
    Nadler (NY)
    Napolitano
    Neal (MA)
    Oberstar
    Obey
    Olver
    Ortiz
    Pallone
    Pascrell
    Pastor (AZ)
    Pelosi
    Perlmutter
    Perriello
    Peters
    Pingree (ME)
    Polis (CO)
    Pomeroy
    Price (NC)
    Quigley
    Rahall
    Rangel
    Reyes
    Richardson
    Rodriguez
    Ross
    Roybal-Allard
    Ruppersberger
    Ryan (OH)
    Salazar
    Sánchez, Linda T.
    Sanchez, Loretta
    Sarbanes
    Schakowsky
    Schauer
    Schiff
    Schrader
    Schwartz
    Scott (GA)
    Scott (VA)
    Serrano
    Sestak
    Shea-Porter
    Sherman
    Shuler
    Sires
    Skelton
    Slaughter
    Smith (WA)
    Snyder
    Space
    Speier
    Spratt
    Stark
    Stupak
    Sutton
    Tanner
    Teague
    Thompson (CA)
    Tierney
    Titus
    Tonko
    Towns
    Tsongas
    Van Hollen
    Velázquez
    Walz
    Wasserman Schultz
    Watson
    Waxman
    Weiner
    Welch
    Wilson (OH)
    Woolsey
    Wu
    Yarmuth

    ---- NOES    206 ---

    Aderholt
    Akin
    Alexander
    Austria
    Bachmann
    Bachus
    Barrow
    Bartlett
    Barton (TX)
    Bean
    Biggert
    Bilbray
    Bilirakis
    Bishop (GA)
    Bishop (UT)
    Blackburn
    Boehner
    Bonner
    Bono Mack
    Boozman
    Boren
    Boustany
    Boyd
    Brady (TX)
    Bright
    Broun (GA)
    Brown-Waite, Ginny
    Buchanan
    Burgess
    Burton (IN)
    Butterfield
    Buyer
    Calvert
    Camp
    Campbell
    Cantor
    Capito
    Carter
    Cassidy
    Chaffetz
    Childers
    Clarke
    Coble
    Coffman (CO)
    Cole
    Conaway
    Crenshaw
    Critz
    Culberson
    Dahlkemper
    Davis (IL)
    Davis (KY)
    Davis (TN)
    Dent
    Diaz-Balart, L.
    Diaz-Balart, M.
    Djou
    Donnelly (IN)
    Dreier
    Duncan
    Edwards (MD)
    Ehlers
    Emerson
    Fallin
    Flake
    Fleming
    Forbes
    Fortenberry
    Foxx
    Franks (AZ)
    Frelinghuysen
    Fudge
    Gallegly
    Garrett (NJ)
    Gerlach
    Gingrey (GA)
    Gohmert
    Goodlatte
    Granger
    Graves (GA)
    Graves (MO)
    Griffith
    Guthrie
    Hall (TX)
    Harper
    Hastings (FL)
    Hastings (WA)
    Heller
    Hensarling
    Herger
    Herseth Sandlin
    Hill
    Holden
    Hunter
    Inglis
    Issa
    Jenkins
    Johnson (IL)
    Johnson, Sam
    Jones
    Jordan (OH)
    Kilpatrick (MI)
    King (IA)
    King (NY)
    Kingston
    Kirk
    Kline (MN)
    Kratovil
    Lamborn
    Lance
    Latham
    LaTourette
    Latta
    Lee (NY)
    Lewis (CA)
    Linder
    LoBiondo
    Lucas
    Luetkemeyer
    Lummis
    Lungren, Daniel E.
    Mack
    Manzullo
    Marchant
    Marshall
    McCarthy (CA)
    McCarthy (NY)
    McCaul
    McClintock
    McCotter
    McHenry
    McIntyre
    McKeon
    McMorris Rodgers
    Mica
    Miller (FL)
    Miller (MI)
    Miller, Gary
    Minnick
    Mitchell
    Moran (KS)
    Murphy, Tim
    Myrick
    Neugebauer
    Nunes
    Nye
    Olson
    Owens
    Paul
    Paulsen
    Payne
    Peterson
    Petri
    Pitts
    Platts
    Poe (TX)
    Posey
    Price (GA)
    Putnam
    Radanovich
    Rehberg
    Reichert
    Roe (TN)
    Rogers (AL)
    Rogers (KY)
    Rogers (MI)
    Rohrabacher
    Rooney
    Ros-Lehtinen
    Roskam
    Royce
    Rush
    Ryan (WI)
    Scalise
    Schmidt
    Schock
    Sensenbrenner
    Sessions
    Shadegg
    Shimkus
    Shuster
    Simpson
    Smith (NE)
    Smith (NJ)
    Smith (TX)
    Stearns
    Sullivan
    Taylor
    Terry
    Thompson (MS)
    Thompson (PA)
    Thornberry
    Tiahrt
    Tiberi
    Turner
    Upton
    Walden
    Waters
    Watt
    Westmoreland
    Whitfield
    Wilson (SC)
    Wittman
    Wolf
    Young (AK)
    Young (FL)

    ---- NOT VOTING    8 ---

    Barrett (SC)
    Blunt
    Brown (SC)
    Hoekstra
    Pence
    Rothman (NJ)
    Visclosky
    Wamp

    Letter from Campaign for Liberty below:

     

    June 24, 2010


    Dear Friend of Liberty,

    Earlier today, the House of Representatives shredded the First Amendment by voting 219-206 to pass H.R. 5175, the DISCLOSE Act.

    View the roll call here.

    As hard as it is to believe, they made the bill (which should really be called the Establishment Protection Act) even worse in the hours leading up to the vote by including more provisions to benefit their Big Labor pals and to obtain further details on those opposed to their powergrabs.

    Thanks to the actions of Campaign for Liberty members and other freedom-minded activists across the country, the vote on H.R. 5175 came down to the wire and was much closer than expected.  Your pressure reminded them that we are serious about holding our elected officials accountable for their actions.

    Matter of fact, your calls made such an impact that Campaign for Liberty was even mentioned on the House floor during the debate!

    This vote is by no means the end of the fight, and the battle to protect Americans’ right to free speech and to keep the federal government from gathering even more information about us now moves on to the Senate, where the bill faces many challenges.

    There are several steps you can take to ensure the Establishment Protection Act is decisively defeated in the Senate.

    First, contact your senators right away and make sure they know we have not given up on this critical issue. 
    Click here to find their contact information and urge them to oppose H.R. 5175 and all other attempts to curb free speech.

    Next, call the NRA headquarters at 1-800-672-3888 and their Legislative Action group at 1-800-392-8683 and tell them to drop their compromise and actively oppose H.R. 5175.

    Without their special deal with House leaders, DISCLOSE may have been stopped in its tracks before ever reaching the House floor in the first place.

    Finally, please forward this email to your family, friends, neighbors, and coworkers so we can spread the message about the threat posed by the Establishment Protection Act.

    Campaign for Liberty has enjoyed more success than the statists ever imagined possible, and they would love nothing more than to shut us down by going after our donors.

    Let’s show them that the Freedom movement will never back down.


    In Liberty,



    John Tate

    President
     


June 24, 2010

  • Mr. Stone, I presume

    When crap starts flowing downhill it sure has the snow ball effect.

    Let's call this clip--Mr. Stone I presume!



    So I guess the storyline is she did not like the advances, ended the massage early and left. Or she said no and he stopped. Wait...over 70 pages??? Could it be that a former vice president actually made unwanted sexual advances to a lady who gives massages for a living? Are we sure he is not covering for his old boss?

June 23, 2010

  • Shocked !

     

    I  guess I could ACT shocked. If you know me, you would know it is an act . The only shock is that a archive exists, not that he said it. I did not bother downloading it, so it may be off you tube by tonight.


    I will give Barack O this- he never lets the pesky Constitution or the rule of law get in the way of what he wants to do !

June 17, 2010

June 15, 2010

  • Who are you?

    Clue: It is not a Daltry tune



     

    I wonder if the words "private capacity" rings a bell with the esteemed Congressman ?

June 14, 2010