Like Slimey Cockroaches & their crooked President, Liberals Spread Disease

[Diane Amberg]

It sure was nice of Mitt to introduce Paul Ryan as the next President. Now I know who I can vote for!...The one who sticks his foot in his mouth the least often! HA!

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It sure was nice of Mitt to introduce Paul Ryan as the next President. Now I know who I can vote for!...The one who sticks his foot in his mouth the least often! HA!

Good... if not Mitt, then go for Paul Ryan!   

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Scientists Baffled - What was missing in Japan?

There was an article in the US World Report regarding the orderly behavior of the Japanese citizens and the absence of looting after the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear nightmare.

Social scientists were baffled by the total non-existence of looting and savage behavior in Japan considering the magnitude of this catastrophe. They conferred with human study organizations as well as sociology experts throughout the United States.

Finally, after days and days of studies and meetings, they came to a conclusion.

          Guess what was missing in Japan??


         

          The entitlement crowd!

          The Truth hurts.

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It sure was nice of Mitt to introduce Paul Ryan as the next President. Now I know who I can vote for!...The one who sticks his foot in his mouth the least often! HA!

My oh my, Diane... lookie what I found:

Barack Obuma: Let me introduce, the NEXT PRESIDENT (Whoops) .. the next vp of the U.S. ... Joe Biden!  

             

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                How To Destroy America!

Re-elect Barack Insane-Hussein Obama

   

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It Begins: Democrats Repeat 'Lie of the Year' on Medicare
By Guy Benson
8/11/2012

Well, that didn't take long:

In an effort to scare senior citizens, Democrats repeated and overheated a charge that Politifact branded the 2011 "lie of the year" upon hearing that Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., has joined Mitt Romney as a running mate.

   

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee called Ryan "the architect of the Republican plan to kill Medicare" in a fundraising message sent by DCCC executive director Robby Mook. Mook explained the thinking behind making that charge in the next line, explaining that he wants to define Ryan in the minds of the American people as quickly as possible.

       

Lie Of The Year:
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/article/2011/dec/20/lie-year-democrats-claims-republicans-voted-end-me/

Remember, Politifact is a Left-leaning outfit, yet even they felt compelled to slam Democrats for their egregious distortions of Paul Ryan's Medicare plan. This debate is just getting (re) started, so here are a few key points to keep in mind as the "kill Medicare" falsehood gets spread far and wide:

(1) The Republican reform plan totally exempts anyone over the age of 55 from any changes. When President Obama promised Americans "if you like your plan, you can keep it" to push Obamacare, he didn't tell the truth. The Ryan plan explicitly, in black and white, protects current and soon-to-be seniors. No changes.(This is what scares the living crap out of Obuma!)

(2) The Democrats' non-plan does the opposite. It has already slashed more than half-a-trillion dollars (Update: $741 Billion, according to the latest CBO score) from Medicare to fund Obamacare, and it has established an unaccountable and extremely powerful bureaucratic board to ration care in order to keep costs down. To repeat, current seniors have already seen their Medicare cut by President Obama, not Republicans.

(3) Medicare's own accountants have calculated that Medicare will be insolvent within 12 years. As Democrats claim that Romney and Ryan want to "kill Medicare" or "end Medicare as we know it," they fail to mention that the calendar and basic arithmetic will do that in the face of inaction. Doing nothing is President Obama's plan because it tempts voters with the illusion that everything is going to be just fine, and that he's protecting them from "draconian cuts." He hopes this charade will get him through the election cycle. But reality is gaining on us. Medicare "as we know it" will be obliterated for generations to come unless we start making changes for the future, while shielding people currently at or near retirement from any switch. Between items two and three on this list, the truth is revealed: Democrats' plans cut Medicare, and Democrats' calculated inaction will result in its ultimate demise. The Republican plan is an urgently necessary move to save the program.

(4) After his plan was criticized for being too partisan in the first "Path to Prosperity" budget, Paul Ryan adjusted his reforms in the FY 2013 version. He updated his Medicare reform to embrace a bipartsian solution he co-crafted with progressive Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR), which maintains the original "premium support" model, but includes traditional Medicare as an option for future seniors. Again, the Medicare reform plan for future seniors is bipartisan, and co-authored by a committed liberal who understands that the clock is running out to save the program. The updated version's provisions are also means-tested, meaning they entail more federal assistance to poorer and sicker future seniors than richer and healthier ones.

(5) The Romney/Ryan plan does not impose "draconian and radical cuts." In fact, the Republican budget increases spending. Every year. It simply slows the rate of increase. The most recent House-passed budget increases spending from $3.53 Trillion to $4.88 Trillion within the next ten years. This does, however, spend trillions less than President Obama's unanimously-defeated budgets envisioned. In case you hadn't noticed, we're broke, and it's getting worse.

Democrats are going to go all-in to ensure that these facts never see the light of day. They will try to frighten current seniors and paint Romney and Ryan as heartless monsters. The best response is to tell the truth, early and often -- and to push back hard. Why are Democrats actually cutting Medicare to pay for a new expensive entitlement program? Why have they set up a rationing board for the elderly? And what is their plan to avoid the 2024 Medicare expiration date, according to their own government numbers? As we've learned, they don't have answers to these questions. The president hopes he will evade these issues by constantly blaming and distorting. Don't let him get away with that abdication of leadership; Paul Ryan certainly won't. For these reasons, the Romney campaign says bring it on:

The Romney campaign relishes this fight. There is only one person in this race who has already cut Medicare for seniors, and that is President Obama. Obamacare cut Medicare for America's seniors by $700 billion. Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan have a bipartisan plan to strengthen Medicare for today and tomorrow's seniors. Obama's campaign has accused Mitt Romney of committing crimes and killing people, and now they have turned their smear campaign to Paul Ryan. They have lost all credibility.

UPDATE - Rasmussen shows that Paul Ryan's favorability rating is above water by double digits overall, and sky high among seniors. This is a good starting point, but there are many persuadables, and the Left will throw everything they've got at him to plunge those figures into the toilet.

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For years now, I have tried to envision just how bizarre a world run entirely by liberals would be, but, with each passing day, I realize how limited I am by an imagination that can never totally encompass the extent of their lunacy.  For instance, the U.S. Navy has decided that the new class of carriers will be outfitted without urinals.  This, the Navy insists, will improve "sailors' quality of life."  I have no doubt that their next order of business will be to produce toilet seats that are impossible to raise, thus ensuring that female gobs will never again suffer the indignity of having to lower a toilet seat.

According to a friend of mine, The Dark Knight Rises, the latest Batman saga attacks the rich, indulges the poor and features a vicious mercenary named Bane.  The producers insist that it was not written by an Obuma operative, but one has to assume that at the very least David Axelrod supplied the storyline and got to name the villains.

                                       

                                     

The Obuma administration has not only paid for radio ads pushing people to apply for food stamps, but is also trying to undo Slick Willie's signature legislation, welfare reform, by revising the work requirements.  Towards that end, the Department of Health and Human Resources is defining personal care activities, which I take to mean hair combing, hand washing and nail cutting; massage; attendance at PTA meetings; and even bed rest, as work-related activities.  The upside is that all over America, husbands are now able to defend their afternoon naps as work.  Snoring adds the element of cardio-vascular exercise.  Wives can open their own damn bottles and water their own damn lawns!

Thanks heaven that Mitt Romney saw the light and picked Paul Ryan for his V.P.  At one time when the rumor was floated that Condoleezza Rice was at the top of Romney's V.P. list, I kept hearing that conservative Republicans would be cool to the idea because she had once described her position on abortion as being moderately pro-Choice.  I confess it's a term I had never come across and I still can't make head or tail of it, except I assume it must apply to those women who are slightly pregnant.

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College grads score YouTube hit with
'Obama That I Used to Know' parody

College grads playing the role of lovers scorned by President Obama have scored a smash YouTube hit with a parody of Gotye's "Somebody That I Used to Know."

The video, which was tracking toward 400,000 hits Friday morning, faithfully covers the original, only under the title, "Obama That I Used to Know."

The clever parody intersperses some of the president's more soaring lines from the 2008 campaign with laments about the current state of the economy for America's 20-somethings.

"Now and then I think of that Election Day November," the song begins. "When you won, I felt so happy I could die."

Hum along if you know the tune, but it continues:

"You can get addicted to a certain kind of message -- like this is change we can believe in, yes we can.

"But college ended had to pay my rent. At least you're the first gay president. But the change I got is that I moved in with my mother."

And the chorus: "Because you won and then you cut me off. Now your speeches never soar as high as unemployment. You took ObamaCare so far, but you left me like a dog strapped on Romney's car."

Co-creators Justin Monticello and Ryan Newbrough told Fox News they supported the president in 2008, but were reflecting the disillusionment some in their generation are experiencing.

"As the makers of a parody video on YouTube, it's a little tough to speak to everybody, but I think ... it wasn't unnatural to be kind of attracted to the message that he had," Monticello said.

"And I just think that there are some things he hadn't delivered on that he promised to do, and that's why some people are feeling disillusioned."

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/08/10/college-grads-score-youtube-hit-with-obama-that-used-to-know-parody/#ixzz23N5EDJX9

[Diane Amberg]

How was the dust storm?

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How was the dust storm?

This monsoon season has been mostly duststorms with very little rain.  We had two duststorms last week here in Surprise which is the northwest part of Phoenix.  The one yesterday came up through the eastern side of Phoenix
so we saw very little of it.  It is amazing how fast they move.  By the way, it was 118 degrees outside on my patio today.


Here are some pictures of past duststorms: