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Obuma Bows To The China's Communist President... Again!

(ObumaBow strikes again!)

(Not the first time he's bowed to the ChiComs)

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HHS Drops Expectations For Obamacare Enrollment By 4 Million

(Shhhh... don't tell!!!)

Via The Blaze:
    The Department of Health and Human Services on Monday estimated that about 9 million people would be enrolled in an Obamacare health plan by the end of 2015, 4 million less than an estimate from a separate government agency.

    The Congressional Budget Office estimated that 13 million people would be enrolled in Obamacare by 2015. But HHS Secretary Sylvia Burwell was already backing off that number a month ago, a sign that she didn't believe it could reach that target.

    HHS released its predictions to reporters at 1 p.m., but Burwell spoke in Washington soon after and said HHS is hoping for a bit more than 9 million after 2015.

    "The number that we are going to aim for this year is 9.1 million," she said.

And then there is this:

U Penn Mysteriously Deletes Video Of Obamacare Architect Jonathan Gruber Insulting American Voters

Obamacare Architect Jonathan Gruber

(Shades of Reich Minister Joseph Goebbels)

Via Daily Caller:
http://dailycaller.com/2014/11/10/u-penn-deletes-video-of-obamacare-architect-insulting-american-voters/

    The Daily Caller's Patrick Howley reported Sunday that Obamacare architect Jonathan Gruber had said at the University of Pennsylvania's 24th Annual Health Economics Conference that it was a good thing that Americans never realized what was in the Affordable Care Act, because "the stupidity of the American voter" would have otherwise killed the law.   

But for unexplained reasons, the University of Pennsylvania has pulled its video of the event, which took place in October of 2013. "This video has been removed by the user," a message now reads. "Sorry about that." The video is still embedded on the conference page, but playing the video gives a similar error message.

    One person who was angry to hear of the apparent cover-up was Bloomberg columnist Megan McArdle. "This is pretty shocking behavior by my alma mater," she tweeted, "Why would @Penn pull down a public video that has political implications?"

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NBC Poll: Nearly Twice As Many Americans Say Race Relations Have Gotten Worse Since Obuma Took Office

(Thanks to Obuma giving legitimacy to degenerates like Al Sharpton)

Via NY Post:
http://nypost.com/2014/11/09/playing-racial-games/

    [M]uch of the nation shared his optimism. An NBC News exit poll in 2008 asked voters how they thought race relations would fare under Obama. Some 47 percent said they would get better, 34 percent thought they would stay about the same, while only 15 percent expected them to get worse.

    But last week, another NBC exit poll captured the bad news. Only 20 percent said race relations had improved under Obama, while 38 percent say they are worse.

    Blacks are especially disappointed. Nearly 60 percent had high hopes in 2008, while only 19 percent now say things are better. A whopping 43 percent say things are worse.

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Obama Passes When Asked If He Supports Pro-Demoracy Protesters In Hong Kong: "It's Complicated"

(No way Obuma would diss his ChiCom overlords)

http://www.politico.com/story/2014/11/obama-china-hong-kong-112743.html
BEIJING — [/b] President Barack Obama vowed Monday to stand up for American values in exchanges with China about the ongoing democracy-related protests in Hong Kong, but the president was careful to couch his remarks in terms less likely to offend his Chinese hosts.

    "Our primary message has been to make sure that violence is avoided as the people of Hong Kong try to sort through what the next phase is of their relationship to the mainland," Obama said in response to a question during a meeting with Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott at the U.S. Embassy here. It was the first time he's publicly spoken on the issue.

    "There are certain things that the United States believes. We believe in freedom of speech. We believe in freedom of association. We believe in openness in government as befitting our traditions and our way of life," Obama declared.

    "I think it would be unrealistic to expect that we set those concerns aside," he continued. "People have aspirations for freedom and dignity in countries all around the globe."

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Morale Sinks At CNN's DC Bureau

(Unhuh... I thought ol' Wolfie was 'looking down in the mouth' lately)

By DYLAN BYERS |
11/10/14 1:40 PM EST

CNN's Washington bureau is suffering from low morale and high anxiety in the wake of weeks of layoffs and buyouts — with one employee likening the place to the Redskins' locker room.

In conversations with POLITICO, sources at the bureau spoke of tension in the office as several longtime staffers have been let go while others are being promoted and given raises. On Friday, during the most recent departures, "people were crying all over the bureau," one D.C. employee said.

"Morale at the CNN Washington Bureau is about as strong as it is inside the Redskins' locker room — and the management is just as bad," another CNN staffer said.

The latest round of layoffs and buyouts was meant to cut roughly 300 positions from across CNN's bureaus, or 8 percent of its total staff. In Washington, roughly 50 employees were let go — 27 through layoffs and roughly two dozen through buyouts. Meanwhile, CNN DC has created 20 new positions on the digital side. The network said that a few of the laid-off employees have reapplied for new positions at the network, and at least three have been accepted so far.

The latest exit was Michelle Jaconi, an executive producer and D.C. bureau stalwart, who declined to relocate to New York and bid adieu to her colleagues in a lengthy email on Friday. Jaconi was escorted out of the bureau immediately after sending the email.

Edie Emery, the senior director of public relations in Washington, declined to comment on newsroom morale. Following the layoffs and buyouts in October, CNN D.C. executives held meetings with staffers in which they discussed the layoffs and other changes at the network.

Most staffers conceded that the network was in need of a shakeup, and some commended CNN President Jeff Zucker for moving to streamline an operation that has become overpopulated and lethargic. But they expressed concern that the executives working under Zucker lack the management skills needed to guide staff through the transition and complained of a lack of guidance or reassurance from the newsroom leadership.

"No one has said, 'This is tough, but here's the road ahead,'" an employee said.

"Things have been horrible inside the Washington bureau," another staffer said. "On Friday, which was everyone's last day, people were crying all over the bureau, but managers hid in offices and didn't go to any of the goodbye office parties."

"Many employees who are left are terrified of being let go," the staffer said. "The management in the bureau is forcing most remaining producers to sign contracts, because they are worried even more people are going to leave the company, and the bureau can't run with fewer people than are staffed now. So as a huge group has been let go, [others] are getting promotions and huge raises, which has made the last month horrible between the haves and have nots."

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Demo-Rats may overthrow Dirty Harry As Minority Leader

(How about Al Frankenstein from Minnesota as Minority Leader?)

By DYLAN BYERS |
http://www.politico.com/blogs/media/2014/11/chuck-todd-dems-may-overthrow-reid-198227.html?ml=bp

Chuck Todd seems to believe that Harry Reid's days as the top Senate Democrat are through.

"I don't think -- I will be surprised if Democrats keep Harry Reid," Todd, the moderator of NBC's "Meet The Press," said late Tuesday night. "I think this is going to be an open question inside the Senate Democratic Caucus."

Todd's remark, made during a late night NBC News livestream, was among the boldest calls made by a member of the media on Tuesday, and certainly the most dire for the current Majority Leader. It's not an unfair projection, either. As Nevada's Jon Ralson recently reported, Reid's "vaunted political machine" failed to drive Democrats to the polls this year, and Reid's poor Senate stewardship has "induced senators and candidates he has helped to muse openly about not voting for him as leader."

Whatever the case, Reid will run for Minority Leader, and our colleague Manu Raju reports that senior Senate Democratic aides have indicated that he will have "the full support of his entire leadership team, despite his party incurring huge losses on Election Night. Reid's top three deputies — Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), Sens. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Patty Murray (D-Wash.) — all have vowed to support Reid staying on as Democratic leader, according to officials in each of those offices."

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The South: Solid Once Again For Conservatives

(The South will rise again!  The Old Confederacy will be the battle ground for the 2016 Presidential nominee.  Looks like Redcliffsw will get his wish... LOL)

Via The State
http://www.thestate.com/2014/11/08/3798983_the-south-solid-once-again-for.html?sp=/99/205/&rh=1

    With the walloping Republicans gave Democrats in the midterm elections, the GOP stands one Louisiana Senate runoff away from completely controlling Southern politics from the Carolinas to Texas. Only a handful of Democrats hold statewide office in the rest of the Old Confederacy.

    The results put Southern Republicans at the forefront in Washington — from Senate Majority Leader-in-waiting Mitch McConnell of Kentucky to a host of new committee chairmen. Those leaders and the rank-and-file behind them will set the Capitol Hill agenda and continue molding the GOP's identity heading into 2016.

     In Washington, Senate Republicans haven't parceled out leadership assignments, but Southerners figure prominently among would-be major committee chairmen: Mississippi's Thad Cochran (Appropriations); Alabama's Jeff Sessions (Budget) and Richard Shelby of Alabama (Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs); Bob Corker of Tennessee (Foreign Relations); Richard Burr of North Carolina (Intelligence); Lamar Alexander of Tennessee (Health, Education, Labor and Pensions); Johnny Isakson of Georgia (Veterans Affairs).

    In the House, Georgia Rep. Tom Price could end up chairing the Budget Committee. Louisiana's Steve Scalise already won a promotion to majority whip, Republicans' No. 3 post in the chamber. Georgia's Rob Woodall chairs the Republican Study Committee, the GOP's arch-conservative arm.

    In statehouses, consolidated Republican power affords the opportunity to advance conservative causes from charter schools and private school vouchers to expanding the tax breaks and incentive programs that define Republican economic policy. The outcome also assures that much of the South, at least for now, will remain steadfast in its refusal to participate in President Barack Obama's health care overhaul.

    "I think these new leaders can help drive the conservative movement" at all levels, said Louisiana Republican Party Chairman Roger Villere, echoing the celebrations of Republican leaders and activists across the region. "We just want a government that doesn't suppress people."

    Republicans widely have acknowledged that the party now has to prove it can govern. But one-party rule invariably means internal squabbles. Republican White House hopefuls in particular must court Southern Republicans who are more strident than the wider electorate on issues ranging from immigration to abortion and the broader debate over the government's role — and how to pay for it.

Read more here: http://www.thestate.com/2014/11/08/3798983_the-south-solid-once-again-for.html?sp=/99/205/&rh=1#storylink=cpy

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Veterans Day – 2014

On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, an armistice, or temporary cessation of hostilities, was declared between the Allied nations and Germany in the First World War, then known as "the Great War."  Commemorated as 'Armistice Day' beginning the following year, November 11th became a legal federal holiday in the United States in 1938.  In the aftermath of World War II and the Korean War, 'Armistice Day' became 'Veterans Day', a holiday dedicated to American veterans of all wars.

   

In Flanders Fields
    by John McCrae, May 1915

    In Flanders fields the poppies blow
    Between the crosses, row on row,
    That mark our place; and in the sky
    The larks, still bravely singing, fly
    Scarce heard amid the guns below.

    We are the Dead. Short days ago
    We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
    Loved and were loved, and now we lie
    In Flanders fields.

    Take up our quarrel with the foe:
    To you from failing hands we throw
    The torch; be yours to hold it high.
    If ye break faith with us who die
    We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
    In Flanders fields.

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United Nations Exposes Chemtrails
100% PROOF We Are Being Poisoned

If you haven't read all my previous article exposing 'Agenda 21′  and Chemtrails here is even more proof  from United Nation.

worldtruth.tv/busted-pilot-forgets-to-turn-off-chemtrails-while-landing

worldtruth.tv/snowden-uncovers-shocking-truth-behind-chemtrails

worldtruth.tv/chemtrail-whistleblower-speaks

worldtruth.tv/chemtrail-flu-have-you-got-it-yet

worldtruth.tv/swedish-official-admits-toxic-chemtrails-are-real-not-a-wild-conspiracy-theory

By now everyone has witnessed streaks of white trailing across the sky, stretching from horizon to horizon, ultimately turning the skies into a murky haze. We can no longer ignore the fact that our skies are being heavily polluted with aluminium, barium, lead, arsenic, chromium, cadmium, selenium, and silver.  All of which attribute to a host of health problems including: neurological effects, heart damage, eyesight issues, reproduction failures, immune system damage, gastrointestinal disorders, damaged kidney, damaged liver, hormonal problems, and more.

The truth is the government is spraying deadly chemtrails in hopes of population reduction. Furthermore they have been known to use chemtrails as biological testing agents on the populace; all while claiming they are nothing more than mere vapor.

We'll now we have 100% undeniable evidence that chemtrails exist. The video below is of Rosalind Peterson, the president of Agriculture Defence Coalition. In it she address the United Nations on chemtrails, geoengineering, and weather modification (HAARP).

If you were a skeptic before, I can assure you, that you will not be after hearing what she has to say to the people in power.

Here are more articles you can read about Chemtrails and the Elite evil agenda:

http://worldtruth.tv/united-nations-exposes-chemtrails-100-proof-we-are-being-poisoned/

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Anti-Military Anthem Played At
"Concert For Valor"

(This is sooooo bad!  Can Springsteen spell Political?  He was a fair musician until he embraced politics.  Common failing among the "Arty" types.  Sick and tired of all of these archaic, earring wearin', head bangin', snot nosed, drugged out, long haired adolesent F%!*#^$.  They know very little, were not asked for their opinion, and never served in the military.  Bill Ayers is probably laughing his a$$ off.  Somebody should have pulled the plug on those worn out hippies.  By the way, Cousin Brucie... when are you going to pay your back taxes??)      

Via The Weekly Standard
http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/anti-military-anthem-played-concert-valor_818921.html#!

Who would have thought that that Bruce Springsteen, Dave Grohl, and Zac Brown, accomplished musicians all, would be so, well, tone-deaf? But how else to explain their choice of song—Creedence Clearwater's famously anti-war anthem "Fortunate Son"—at the ostensibly pro-military "Concert for Valor" this evening on the National Mall?

The song, not to put too fine a point on it, is an anti-war screed, taking shots at "the red white and blue." It was a particularly terrible choice given that Fortunate Son is, moreover, an anti-draft song, and this concert was largely organized to honor those who volunteered to fight in Afghanistan and Iraq.

On a musical level, "Fortunate Song" is not a bad song—that's one hell of a riff. But the "Concert for Valor," a Veterans Day event sponsored by HBO and Starbucks, in front of the Capitol Building, was not the place for it.