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Tag: HumorBy JGillman, Section News
As it turns out, the RNC has made another Subtle statement with the Lie of the year trophies.
Because of liberal policies, manufacturing over time has had to find other havens where makers of such products as TROPHIES can do so competitively. The Dems have consistently advocated higher taxes, and unrealistic workplace rules that hamstring domestic manufacturing to the point of closure or relocation.
Fewer makers of wealth and even fewer workers yet. Yep. How appropriate that the awards offered to those Democrats are from those places that carry so much of our debt. By JGillman, Section News
I found this story funny, though the subject is far from it.
Apparently the RNC has awarded a number of vulnerable Dems a special award for their participation in the American catastrophe known as Obamacare. " Rebecca Coffman, a press assistant at the RNC .. holding the trophy outside Senator Mary Landrieu's office before presenting it to one of her staffers. "We'd like to present Senator Landrieu with the Lie of the Year award on behalf of the Republican National Committee," she said.At least he took it. No sore losers there, right? Gary Peters, who will probably lose to whomever runs for US Senate in 2014 received the award above for his part in bringing forward the end to the US constitution. By JGillman, Section Multimedia
Contrast this Great American Icon and the not-so-funny clown in office now.
Have a great weekend.
By JGillman, Section News
Someone talked me into it.
You see, everything the current president and his accomplices stand for, is about removing choices from the individuals and business. The latest bit is in the way which he wants to affect the automakers' output. Like the social engineering the left so eagerly embraces, it deems an outcome without regard to the input. By simply snapping one's fingers or putting a pen to page a person is made whole, happy, and healthy. And in this case it automatically engineers the next generation of automobiles. First we have:
54.5. FIFTY FOUR point FIVE miles per gallon shall be the standard, and specifically the Corporate Average Fuel Economy standard. As these motivational references below allude, he must be freaking magic. Wave a wand, snap the fingers, touch the nose, or wiggle the ears, the pixie dust is flying. Continued below. (1 comment, 219 words in story) Full Story By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Very well done. (1 comment) Comments >> |
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