Kathleen Parker: I can't speak for Michelle Obama, but call me an angry white woman. If the first lady isn't angry, she certainly has every right to be. Like every woman I know, black or white, I've watched Mrs. Obama with respect, admiration and arm-envy. Every woman. ... Yet again, the first lady is being characterized as the thing women can never be -- angry. read more
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A South Carolina man died after eating cocaine hidden in his brother's butt, according to police. Deangelo Mitchell, 23, convinced his brother Wayne, 20, to ingest an ounce of cocaine after they were taken into custody. Wayne died soon afterward. "I was pretty shocked," said North Charleston Police Chief Jon Zumalt.
Nearly 4,500 American soldiers died during the Iraq War. David Emanuel Hickman, 23, of Greensboro, N.C., was the last, killed by an IED in November. "I used to watch all the war stories on TV, you know," said Wes Needham, Hickman's old high school football coach. "But since this happened to David, I can't watch that stuff anymore."
"They've become a symbol of derision since they're basically a propaganda machine with a sick agenda."
#2 | Posted by matsop at 2012-01-22 08:28 AM
They've become?
It was by design.
The events that we saw during the Bush Administration started on Christmas Eve 1913 ..."
#132 | Posted by Eddie at 2012-01-21 10:17 PM
John Denver & The Muppets- Noel: Christmas Eve, 1913Political intrigue.
"...it's a freedom of speech thing, not a black hate thing"
Oops:
a black hate thingOpps:
a black hate thing.Oops:
a black hate thingOops:
a black hate thingOops:
a black hate thingOops:
a black hate thingOops:
a black hate thingOops:
a black hate thingWhile it might be a freedom of speech thing, it definitely is a black hate thing.
"No one suggested that..."
Oops:
To those more familiar with history or are beholden to it for other reasons, it is not.
#82 | Posted by goatman at 2012-01-20 08:43 PM
1. [snark] Can't imagine why anyone would think that a Confederate flag would be racist. It is just a First amendment thing. [/snark]
2. [snark] Can't imagine why anyone would think that a Confederate flag would be racist. It is just a First amendment thing. [/snark]
3. [snark] Can't imagine why anyone would think that a Confederate flag would be racist. It is just a First amendment thing. [/snark]
4. [snark] Can't imagine why anyone would think that a Confederate flag would be racist. It is just a First amendment thing. [/snark]
5. [snark] Can't imagine why anyone would think that a Confederate flag would be racist. It is just a First amendment thing. [/snark]
6. [snark] Can't imagine why anyone would think that a Confederate flag would be racist. It is just a First amendment thing. [/snark]
7. [snark] Can't imagine why anyone would think that a Confederate flag would be racist. It is just a First amendment thing. [/snark]
8. [snark] Can't imagine why anyone would think that a Confederate flag would be racist. It is just a First amendment thing. [/snark]
But Nicolle Wallace, another former Bush communications director who worked for Sen. John McCain last year, said Obama should stick with success.Great link/source!
"I'd say for a guy known around the world for being as effective as he is at communicating, he shouldn't change a thing," Wallace said.
;0)
"He's a joke with the teleprompter..."
Like George W. Bush (here and here)
Like George H. W. Bush (here)
Like Ronald Reagan (here and here)
[snark] But Sarah Palin (here, here and, of course, here), naturally isn't a teleprompter joke [/snark]
"Why do you change the intent of the poster?"
Oops:
In fact, Obama would not only need his teleprompters...You're rude.
#207 | Posted by matsop at 2012-01-19 10:22 PM
But keep up..;o)
"Heck, CC, would you elucidate me with a link about that "promise"."
...preceded by:
"Obama would not only need his teleprompters..."
You mean teleprompters like the type used by, say, George W. Bush (here and here)?
Or used by George H. W. Bush (here)?
Or used by, say, Ronald Reagan (here and here)?
Or, perhaps, the kind used by, say, Sarah Palin (here, here and, of course, here)?
Those kind of teleprompters?
Did I "elucidate" enough for you?
With those links?
Perhaps here:
www.msnbc.msn.com
... or here:
www.nationaljournal.com