The Boys Of Jihad

Abercrombie & Fitch is going to war, or something - the NY Times juxtaposes some ISIS proselytizing next to a report of Obama's attempts to counter same:

 

The Times also explains that Obama is updating the "No true Scotsman" argument for the 21st century:

“[W]e are not at war with Islam. We are at war with people who have perverted Islam.”

Lest you wonder who died and made Obama Grand Mufti, rest assured he has his reasons for imagining he can decide the validity of another's professed religious beliefs.

 

Comments

[henry]

He is the one. At least in his own mind, and the minds of the MSM.

[Buckeye]

He is the ONE.

FIFY henry

[Jane]

He's an idiot.

[Miss Marple]

Thanks for the new thread, TM.

I figure the efforts at social media counteracting of ISIS will be a combination of the Obamacare web site and the Life of Julia.

Since a lot of this is going to be run by people like Marie Harf, I see no possibility of success.

[Captain Hate]

Have the Iranians stopped yelling at Imam Lurch yet?

[Buckeye]

Petulant imposter.

Been pretending like he is a leader since the day he took office.

No evidence supports the charade.

[Jeff Dobbs]

TM:
Lest you wonder who died and made Obama Grand Mufti, rest assured he has his reasons for imagining he can decide the validity of another's professed religious beliefs.

Has anyone asked Obama yet if Ayahtollah Khamenei and Iran's guardian council are on the right side or wrong side in their understanding and practice of Islam?

Have they perverted Islam?

[Jeff Dobbs]

CH:
Have the Iranians stopped yelling at Imam Lurch yet?

Neigh.

[Captain Hate]

Akbar Ahmed, chairman of Islamic studies at American University and author of a book on Islam in America, said he supported the Obama administration’s care in avoiding a counterproductive smear of all Muslims. But he said the president sometimes seemed to bring an academic approach to a visceral, highly politicized discussion.

“Obama’s reaching a point where he may have to ditch this almost scholastic position,” Mr. Ahmed said. “He sounds like a distinguished professor in the ivory tower, and he may have to come down into the hurly-burly of politics.”

No, he sounds like an idiot.

[NKvirusedandback]

I for one disagree with TM and the first couple of comments. GWB/Cheney made this point regarding islamic terrorism repeatedly for 8 years, and I happen to agree with that. When Obummer is forced kicking and screaming to make this statement, the real issue is, who are his enemies who are 'perverting' Islam? Well those enemies would be the House of Saud, al-sisi, the Gulf Sheiks, and all muslim political leaders who are not actively part of the MB. Just remember what Adm Lyons said, and everything about Obummer is easy to decode.

[NKvirusedandback]

H&R-- 'Neigh', so is that a double pun, tracking back to TM's 'True Scotsman'?
If so, I salute you sir.

[Miss Marple]

The Obamacare morons sent 800,000 people the wrong information for their taxes, so are telling them to delay filing until it can be corrected.

[Rick Ballard]

"No evidence supports the charade."

Buckeye,

I disagree. If one uses the metric of elective offices held by the President's party upon his inauguration in comparison with elective offices held upon his departure Obama will be found second only to Hoover in terms of the effect of his leadership.

[matt]

When one considers the fact that he was educated at the Harvard madrassa of Leftist legalese how could one ever question his qualifications?

Why, such a rarefied degree such as his confers immediate expertise in all fields of human knowledge.

My apologies to DoT et al who actually worked hard there for their sheepskins.

[Buckeye]

Rick @ 10:52

You're absolutely right, however I think it is small consolation given the damage he is doing to the country in the interim.

[MarkO]

The most important thing for Obama at HLS was his "election" as President of the HLR. After that, all of his academic failure could be ignored, and was.

[NKvirusedandback]

Matt/DoT-- what are the chances that the Raiders/Chargers actually pull the trigger on the shared Carson stadium?

[Captain Hate]

Slick was pretty much a disaster to the commiecrats yet they flock to him, who never attracted 50% of the popular vote, as if he's some elder statesman of electoral success.

[Threadkiller]

IEDs on the road,
Chopped heads on the beach.
I feel it in the despair
The president's out of reach.
Empty threats, empty feats,
The fraud will soon atone.
I'm driving by your mosque
Don't know what you condone.

But I can see you,
Your faux faith shining in the sun.
You've made the devil's pact
With your rose-glasses on, baby.
I can tell you my love for Christ will still be strong
After the boys of islam have gone.

[Captain Hate]

What a bunch of frauds:

http://weaselzippers.us/214758-university-of-wisconsin-professor-offers-students-extra-credit-if-they-attend-anti-walker-protest/

[Captain Hate]

Separate vacations on Valentines Day FTL

http://weaselzippers.us/214756-mardi-gras-parade-float-mooch-always-grumpy-looking-because-obama-refuses-to-lay-pipe/

[Janet - I wish my family had a poncho]

That is great, TK!

[Danube on iPad]

I don't know, NK. The SD Union is covering the stadium issue, pretty heavily, but with my eyes I can no longer read newsprint so I don't have a clue as to how it will come out.

[Threadkiller]

Do you think we can get Don Henley to sing it, Janet?

[NKvirusedandback]

If you pay him enough.

Don's all about the Money!

[Captain Hate]

I'm not much on pop, TK; is that to "All She Wants to Do is Dance"?

Pretty good lyrics imo

[Janet - I wish my family had a poncho]

Every Dem should be asked if they agree with the President that Islamic terrorism has nothing to do with Islam.
then make them explain.

Ask Dems if they agree with this & if they could give some examples. - President Obama, "Islam has been woven into the fabric of our country since its founding."

[Threadkiller]

Boys of Summer, CH.

[Threadkiller]

Here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtxlvQqvDQs

[matt]

I don't think that Davis Jr. has a clue and he must be seething at the 49'ers new digs across the bay. But at some point common sense must prevail and the NFL has been sucking at the government teat for a very long time.

San Diego is still digging out from its financial mess and the team is very profitable. They just want more.

I do think the Chargers will take a big hit if they move. The Raiders seem to have tapped into the same vein as the Dodgers. People in love with the colors.

A lot of people won't go to Dodger games anymore because of the potential for violence.

I don't see both teams collaborating, though. A lot of ego involved and some real downside in PR.
Meh....

[Buckeye]

Marie Harf's parent both were in grad school (political science) at Ohio State with one of my older cousins who had just returned from Vietnam.

Bob was a commissioned officer, Army, who was attached to an intelligence operation. The guys who interrogated prisoners.

Marie's parents were anti-war, lefty types who didn't approve of his prior life. He says he didn't think much of them either.

Apple hasn't fallen too far from the tree.

[Threadkiller]

The notion that they would consider putting the chargers and raiders in the same stadium really drives it home that the NFL is pro wrestling with helmets.

18sq mile Carson makes perfect sense.

[Captain Hate]

Oakland just can't afford to provide a decent stadium for either the baseball or football team. The baseball situation is a terrible mess because the Giants refuse to let the As relocate to San Jose, which everybody wants except those dipshits. I would hope Goodell would be working on some way to resolve the Raiders situation other than moving them to LA, but with his track record maybe he shouldn't do any more than strut around his office with his Augusta National blazer on and a Napoleon hat.

[Eric in Boise]

Out on the road today
Saw a "coexist" sticker on a Cadillac...

Good job TK.

[Talk about a Zombie Apocalypse.]

Al Gore must've traveled incognito to Jerusalem. Either that or there's an MSM conspiracy to suppress the news that the Gore Effect no longer requires his living presence.

[James D.]

I think someone commented on this yesterday:

http://freebeacon.com/issues/feds-america-should-adopt-plant-based-diet/

The federal committee responsible for nutrition guidelines is calling for the adoption of “plant-based” diets, taxes on dessert, trained obesity “interventionists” at worksites, and electronic monitoring of how long Americans sit in front of the television.

The Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee (DGAC) released its far-reaching 571-page report of recommendations to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Thursday, which detailed its plans to “transform the food system.”

Sounds like a good argument for the Republican Congress to completely defund HHS.

[Extraneus]

Ask Dems if they agree with this & if they could give some examples. - President Obama, "Islam has been woven into the fabric of our country since its founding."

Surely he was referring to Muslim slaves.

Legitimate Grievances = Israel
Woven Into The Fabric of Our Nation = Slavery

[Extraneus]

Rather than sending out guidelines, you'd think the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee would be hiding or apologizing right now.

[Threadkiller]

Out on the road today I saw a Coexist sticker on a Cadillac.
A little voice inside my head said:
"Bring water-boards back, we need the water-boards back."
I thought I knew what safe was.
What did I know?
Those GITMO fiends are gone forever.
We shouldn't of just let 'em go...

[Buckeye]

James D.

Defund Department of Agriculture while they are at it.

Wonder how they are going to electronically monitor our TV watching habits? Everyone required to wear an ankle bracelet?

And we used to laugh about "big brother"

[Dave (in MA)]

Saw a "coexist" sticker on a Cadillac...

Subaru - same #syllables and highly more likely to be transporting a moonbat than a Caddy.

[Threadkiller]

Out on the road today I saw a Coexist sticker on a Subaru.
A little voice inside my head said:
"Bring water-boards soon , we need the water-board clues."
I thought I knew what safe was.
What did I know?
Those GITMO fiends are gone forever.
We shouldn't of just let 'em go...

[exdemocrat]

Brilliant, TK - I heard the melody as I read it :-)

"Don't know what you condone."

This.

[Jeff Dobbs]

The federal committee responsible for nutrition guidelines is calling for the adoption of “plant-based” diets

Plant-based:

[Threadkiller]

Thanks all.

Time to weed whack.

[henry]

Next week should get interesting. Right to work planned for next week.

The Assembly and Senate are expected to announce sometime Friday afternoon plans for an extraordinary session the week of February 22nd to take up Right to Work legislation.

Walker's spokesman said Walker supports right-to-work as a policy, and if this bill makes it to his desk, he will sign it..

Will the left flee again?

[MarkO]

This one:https://vimeo.com/38296751

[James D.]

To go along with Janet's questions that Dems should be asked, we could include a few from the article I linked:

"Do you support electronic monitoring of the TV viewing habits of American citizens?"

"Do you support taxing chocolate chip cookies and ice cream?"

"Do you support sending Federal agents into offices and factories to conduct behaviorial interventions on the people who work there?"

If the R's had any sense at all, there'd be ads on TV right now tying this Orwellian crap to Obama and the Dems.

[exdemocrat]

Obama: "We are at war with people who have perverted Islam.”

OK, I am not convinced but will play along for now: so who are the 'people who have perverted Islam', exactly? And who are not?

As CIC announcing a war, is it not incumbent on you to clarify who I am entitled to shoot and who I am not?

Or is this more like a war on women kind of a thing? You know, where " we" are at "war" with whichever people you decide after the fact we are at "war" with?

Just askin'

[Captain Hate]

Marie's parents were anti-war, lefty types who didn't approve of his prior life. He says he didn't think much of them either.

They must've been pretty bad if he can remember them after so much time has lapsed.

I think I've mentioned here before that in the summer of '75 I met one of the Kent State shooting victims who was staying with a friend of mine until he told him he should take off because his roommate was tired of him trying to snake his girlfriend. I didn't stay in touch with him but he would always show up for any anniversary of the shooting and you could tell by the accounts in the Plain Dealer (chock full of Kent grads) that there was nothing else going on in his life (he was already divorced by the time I met him in his early 20s). He wasn't a bad guy but he let that one instance, which he was caught up in almost by accident, define the rest of his life which contained almost nothing else. He died of a heart attack a few years ago at 60. I wasn't overly surprised.

[Extraneus]

45 dead in eastern Libya bombings, Islamic extremists claim responsibility

10 dead in Somalia hotel bombings, Islamic extremists claim responsibility

Think of the beauty of this "extremist" label.

Who's gets called an "extremist" in US politics?

[Miss Marple]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/homeland-security-has-done-little-for-low-morale-but-study-it--repeatedly/2015/02/20/f626eba8-b15c-11e4-886b-c22184f27c35_story.html

Millions and millions of dollars. Studies but no action.

Maybe the morale is low because it has become one of the most hated departments in America, thanks to the shoes off, no liquids, take off your belt, let's see what you look like without clothes, etc.

Just a thought.

[Threadkiller]

Why can't we be at war with health care laws that have perverted Christianity?

[Danube on iPad]

"I don't see both teams collaborating"

Right now I would guess they're just collaborating in putting guns to the heads of their respective cities.

[Threadkiller]

Bingo, Danube.

[Captain Hate]

Any study of low morale in a federal building is in the belly of the Beast. Working for the feds was the worst experience of my life by far. It's like a Hell of despondency.

[Jim Miller]

test

[exdemocrat]

Continuing the conversation I seem to be having with myself regarding what really motivates the Voxtables of our world (Exdem Guilt Expiation Syndrome, perhaps?), the abstract from America Alone in this Steyn post seems highly pertinent to me:

http://www.steynonline.com/6806/through-the-bottom-of-a-glass-darkly

[Some Guy]

" The baseball situation is a terrible mess because the Giants refuse to let the As relocate to San Jose, which everybody wants except those dipshits."

That just isn't true CH. Though if you read all the reporting on the issue, I wouldn't blame you for thinking it.

The Giants couldn't grant those market rights if the want to, because they are contractually prohibited from doing so. The SF ballpark was built exclusively with private funds (what a concept!), and in all the various financial instruments used to finance it, the territory rights are part of the collateral or promised assets.

Until all those instruments expire or are paid off, which is something like 2025 (not exactly certain of the dates so don't quote me), there is nothing the Giants can do even if they wanted to.

[Extraneus]

Starting to crack the code...

Legitimate Grievance = Israel
The Fabric of Our Nation = Slavery
Extremists = Conservatives

[Eric in Boise]

“plant-based” diets, taxes on dessert, trained obesity “interventionists” at worksites, and electronic monitoring of how long Americans sit in front of the television.

As some here know, one of my goals is to spend part of each year in にっぽん teaching English after I retire. I'm starting to wonder if things might get bad enough that I will seriously be looking for ways to not come back. It blows my mind that I might have more freedom in a foreign country than here.

I really hate these people and what they're doing to this country.

[Captain Hate]

Then it's a stupid arrangement considering San Jose is bigger than either Oakland or SF and could easily support a team by itself. Also it ignores one reality: A's fans do not like the Giants and vice versa. The As were completely screwed by that deal and Selig should be lynched for rubber stamping it. The As will doubtlessly relocate somewhere far away because of it. Way to support the national pastime, Bud.

[exdemocrat]

Good point, Ext.
BTW, according to the AP report you linked to, our administration is blocking a request by el-Sisa and Libya's foreign minister to lift the U.N. arms embargo on Libya's (legitimate) government that wants to resist takeover by its domestic Islamic State-ers (the ones who beheaded those Christians on the beach), saying that "the chaotic country needs a national unity government first."

"First."

Our admin is on the other side.

[lyle]

NR:

President Barack Obama, who still believes that his job consists of giving speeches, convened a “Summit on Countering Violent Extremism,” the purpose of which was to provide a platform for the president to give a keynote speech. In it he insisted, as he does, that Islamic terrorism has nothing to do with Islam, and that arguments to the contrary only lend credibility to the Islamic terrorist organizations that have nothing to do with Islam. He cited a letter from a fifth-grader, a Muslim girl named Sabrina, who wrote: “If some Muslims do bad things, that doesn’t mean all of them do.” President Obama was impressed with these remarks — “the wisdom of a little girl,” he called them. If the alternative is Marie Harf, we suppose he could do worse.

Of course King Hussein was impressed with the remarks of a fifth-grader. That's a slightly higher level of intelligence than his and his cabinet's.

[GMax]

Sabrina should apply to the State Dept there is an opening for a replacement deep thinker I hear...

[Some Guy]

Actually CH, I don't think San Jose is the best location for the A's.

If I owned the A's I'd build a ballpark somewhere along the I-680 or I-580 corridors in the East Bay. There's land available, it's a perfect location to draw the A's existing fan base, and would be attractive to the fastest growing segment of A's fans which is from Sacramento and the Central Valley.

[Buckeye]

CH

What my cousin told me was that he and Jane (Marie's mom) were working on Master's degree at the same time with same focus. They were in several classes together so he got to know her better than he would have liked:) I think he said her dad was working on his PhD and teaching at the time.

Bob's father was Army officer also, part of the occupation force in Germany. He came home after WWII long enough to marry his childhood sweetheart, very German Catholic girl from NW Ohio (parts are like a little Bavaria).

She felt comfortable in Germany (grew up speaking German at home) so he was fine with staying until 1958. All four of my cousins were born in Germany.

Bob's younger brother was a Navy officer, whole family was military. Shapes your outlook on things.

[Captain Hate]

I'll defer to you as far as the best location, Some Guy, although I admit that sounds pretty darn good. Would that be around Concord or further out? I'm friends with an A's fan in Santa Cruz so would that be too much of a haul for him (not that they should base the decision on that)? I mentioned San Jose because I'm pretty sure they've made it known they want a team but I like what you've suggested as a way to resolve what is now a crummy situation.

[Miss Marple]

http://dailycaller.com/2015/02/20/former-gitmo-detainees-in-uruguay-whine-about-having-to-work/

[James D.]

The As were completely screwed by that deal and Selig should be lynched for rubber stamping it. The As will doubtlessly relocate somewhere far away because of it. Way to support the national pastime, Bud.

On the list of non-politician figures I find loathsome and would love to see fed to starving, rabid, feral dogs, Lying Buddy Selig has a top spot.

[Jeff Dobbs]

Obama: ISIS isn't Islamic because they have perverted true Islam.

Well, Obama has perverted the presidency.

(and Joe's just a pervert)

[Captain Hate]

Buckeye, although by now it's surely Spanish, German used to be the most prominent foreign language spoken in the Cleveland area. This was borne out by a friend of mine whose sister married and lived in Germany. When the married couple were in a Cleveland suburban mall their daughter said in German that a woman within hearing distance was fat and ugly. The woman replied, idk in what language, that their daughter was rude and reflected poorly on them as parents.

I can testify from experience that people with whom you take multiple grad school classes tend to stick in your mind, particularly if you like or dislike them.

[Some Guy]

Would that be around Concord or further out?

Concord, Livermore, Walnut Creek, San Ramon, etc. which ever muni wants to play ball so to speak.

It would be a more pleasant drive from Santa Cruz cutting over to 680 instead of staying on 880 and going through the ugliest sections of the Bay Area.

If the A's and Raiders could get their acts together they should build a dual use complex -- A separate ballpark and stadium with shared parking facilities.

[lyle]

PJM:

David Axelrod, former senior adviser to President Obama, said Republicans would lose the presidency in 2016 with a candidate who caters to the right wing of the party.

“The Republican Party will not be a national party, cannot win a national election, until they embrace the reality of the emerging America. I think one of the interesting subtexts – a thing to watch in the 2016 campaign – watch Gov. Bush, because he seems determined to stick to his position on immigration reform, and that is anathema to large numbers of the – at least to the core of his party,” he said during a discussion about his new book, The Believer: My Forty Years in Politics, at the Sixth & I Historic Synagogue.

So this "emerging America," is that a different "emerging America' than the one that just kicked your party's ass three months ago, you creep? Ah, who am I kidding? Of course, the GOPe is going to let the Dims choose our candidate...again.

[Danube on iPad]

Something for our Ron Fournier fans:

http://www.breitbart.com/big-journalism/2015/02/20/patriotism-giuliani-and-ron-fourniers-credibility-problem/

[Miss Marple]

Danude,

That was an excellent article on Fournier. He seems to be absent from Twitter today, unless he has blocked me.

I especially liked them calling him Captain Integrity. HA!

[Captain Hate]

Thank you, Some Guy; I'll be going out to Santa Cruz within a month and I plan on impressing my A's fan friend with all this insight you've provided.

[Captain Hate]

Ron Fournier did not return a request for comment.

Perfect ending to the Breitbart article.

[Buckeye]

CH

My aunt's family was my absolute favorites growing up. Holidays at their house were very festive. She came from a large family (farmers) who were early settlers.

Christmas meant that lots of my cousins aunts and uncles and other cousins who "talked funny" were sitting around a half a dozen card tables set up all through the house.

Lots of beer drinking and singing, but mostly lots of card playing. Learned to play Euchre when I was about 6.

Really fun times.

[AliceH]

On twitter:

Andrew Stiles ‏@AndrewStilesUSA 2m2 minutes ago

TV media has mentioned Giuliani almost 3,000 times in past two days, Clinton Foundation just 13 times. Free Beacon …

I post that only so I can post this HI-Larious twitter response:

John Rivers ‏@JohnRiversToo 2m2 minutes ago

@AndrewStilesUSA @RBPundit In their defense, that's mostly because they are left-wing assholes.

Ha!

[lyle]

The indispensable Wretchard:

The president can still doom the human race in an afternoon, except the scribes have forgotten the fact. They’ve lived so long in the cocoon of Reagan’s Cold War victory that they don’t understand the meaning of real danger any more. That was something that happened to old white people who you might see wheeling themselves around in supermarket parking lots. That is so yesterday.

Moderns are so conditioned to believing that the Narrative can be substituted for the facts that they don’t care about the facts any more. Consequently they occupy themselves with trivial pursuit, whispering to themselves in the manner of the courtiers at Versailles over whether Monsieur Giuliani addressed the Sun King in the proper style or whether Monsieur Gowdy has a worthy haircut. It’s all about fashion trends and coolness. Yolo, dude.

And so they make clever conversation with each other, judging each other by the polished turn of phrase. All the while the shadow comes closer. And nobody gives a hoot. The catastrophe in Eastern Europe demonstrates the folly of folly. The White House is preparing great cauldrons of Kool-Aid right now, and there are appears to be no shortage of thirsty takers ready to imbibe.

[Captain Hate]

Buckeye, Mrs H's family comes from farm country in Iowa just across the Mississippi from Praire du Chien, Wisconsin where the concept of diversity was Germans versus Norwegians.

[lyle]

http://pjmedia.com/tatler/2015/02/20/marie-harfs-college-thesis-right-wing-support-for-israel-complicates-foreign-policy/

[Strawman Cometh]

Danude
That might stick

[Dublindave]

After Jeb Bush's hilariously humiliating rant on Foreign policy(no,the apple certainly doesn't fall far from the tree)I can't see Americans entrusting complicated geo-political events in the hands of Republicans yet again.

A war with ISIS for Republicans will mean invading a country with unfavourable Oil laws.....find the ISIS connection later or just make the fucking thing up and employ Tom Maguire et all to defend it.

It ain't happenin folks.Stick to Benghaaaaaaziiiiii,Fastnfurious and saying Obama doesn't love America.That's more your speed.

Know your limits, Republicans.

[Jane]

The most important thing for Obama at HLS was his "election" as President of the HLR.

Was that the first year it was an elected position. At BC Law Review was contingent on standing - so #1 was offered the job.

Is it still an elected position at Harvard?

[Some Guy]

I see panic is setting in over at the boiler room...

[Jane]

I've gotten so bad at punctuation.

At BC, Law Review was contingent on standing -

[Buckeye]

CH Sounds like the Lutheran Church I go to.

The over 70 crowd are still very proud of their ethnicity. Lots of Germans and Norwegians, with a few Danes thrown in for good measure.

The German faction never misses an opportunity to let everyone else know where Luther came from.

The Norwegians are pretty skilled at ignoring them.

[lyle]

Wee Davey is writing for the NYT these days?

[GUS]

I can see him,
Brown skin burning in a cage,
got his Orange jump suit on and,
ISIS enraged baby,
A-la-hu Akbar my love for him is 10 feet long
After the Christian infidels are gone

[Rick Ballard]

CH,

I agree with Some Guy wrt location. I'd go even further and say in Bollinger Canyon above San Ramon. Contra Costa County is a much better location than Alameda County due to the political structure. It has suffered minimal degradation in comparison to the deeper shades of Blue Hell nearby.

[Janet - I wish my family had a poncho]

lyle's Wretchard link - http://pjmedia.com/richardfernandez/2015/02/20/sleepwalking-to-disaster/

[NKvirusedandback]

If the 5th Circuit defers action on the stay application in order to allow Judge Hannan to issue a decision on the merits (after trial or SJ motion), there's no doubt he would issue a permanent injunction based on these lines from his stay decision:

“The Government must concede that there is no specific law or statute that authorizes DAPA. In fact, the President announced it was the failure of Congress to pass such a law that prompted him (through his delegate, Secretary Johnson) to ‘change the law.’”

DHS cannot “enact a program whereby it not only ignores the dictates of Congress, but actively acts to thwart them … The DHS Secretary is not just rewriting the laws; he is creating them from scratch.”

On the government’s claim that the federal court has no right to review the legality of the DAPA program: “As there is no statute that authorized the DHS to implement the DAPA program, there is certainly no statute that precludes judicial review.”

Read more: http://pjmedia.com/blog/plain-truth-the-best-lines-from-the-injunction-halting-executive-amnesty/#ixzz3SJKMbBf2

[lyle]

Thanks, Janet. Here's another:

http://pjmedia.com/tatler/2015/02/20/obama-administration-finally-finds-terrorists-it-can-hate-you/

[Captain Hate]

I finally watched the Megyn Kelly segment with Rudy and I guess I should give her credit for being confrontational which is the part of her job that her counterparts at the other alphabets never learn. But she's just wrong to listen to that snaggletoothed ambulatory lice colony talking through her fat ass on what Giuliani said. Every one of those commiecrats has said much worse about GWB, Walker, Reagan and any other GOP pol worth a damn and it's high time that Ailes talking heads own up to it.

[Threadkiller]

Rev Josh Caneles says Carson is the perfect venue for pro football because they are multi-ethnic.

Many "dats right"s could be heard from the crowd.

Several "uh-huh"s and "do tell"s were mentioned.

[Threadkiller]

Teamsters douche up now.

"Si se puede!" he exclaims.

He said the principals came to him first to discuss their plan.

[Danube on iPad]

There are many different avenues to get on the law review at HLS (including some AA slots), but once you're on the review the presidency, as far as I know, has always been determined by election. I must say I'm not certain of that, and Jane may be correct that it started with Obama. (the president in my clase was also the guy who stood no. 1.)

[Threadkiller]

Samoan Chief is speaking in foreign language now.

I can't pronounce his name so I will call him Seau's fat ghost.

"There are more young Samoans that are playing in the NFL than States. This is truth."

He is the planning commissioner.