Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Fun With Stimulus Jobs

The Obama Administration claims that the stimulus package has created or saved jobs in congressional districts that don't even exist, like Georgia's 86th district.

 

The House will consider a bill this week that will spend all of the money that they claimed to cut from Medicare in the Pelosi-ObamaCare bill.  Rep. Carol Shea-Porter (D-NH) explains her support for the individual mandate in the most idiotic of terms, and an unanswered question is asked:  where are the doctors to implement ObamaCare?

 

A majority of Americans support taxing the evil, hated rich to pay for the Democrats' takeover of health care.

 

Mortgage delinquencies hit another record in the third quarter.  Where's the recovery we're being promised.

 

Europe feels rejected by Obama.  Remember when they couldn't wait to have that crazy warmongering George Bush out of office?

 

Even though taxes are already chasing corporations out of the United States, the IRS is bragging that an offshore tax crackdown should produce billions of dollars.  What's wrong with that statement?

 

Maybe Europe just wants Obama to come and bow down in deference to them the way he did with the Emperor of Japan.  Obama's bow was a sign of inferiority, says Wesley Pruden.

 

The federal government spent an average of $10,700 per car sold by GM and Chrysler.

 

Barack Obama's first military decision was that the military did not need the F-22 fighter.  That decision was wrong.

 

Major Nidal Hasan wanted war crimes prosecutions of American soldiers.  The Army really dropped the ball in their attempts to be politically correct.

 

Twenty-six percent of employed adults say that they believed that somebody they worked with at one point was capable of mass violence.

 

A 17-year-old trying to get his Eagle Scout by cleaning up a walking path in a city park in Allentown, Pennsylvania is now public enemy number one for the local SEIU.  He'd better watch his tires and his pets.

 

Washington DC won the Triple Crown of VD.  No, that doesn't include Congress.

 

Women are not allowed to wear pants in Paris.  That sounds like fun, except that the women are French.

 

This year's word of the year from the Oxford University Press is "unfriend."  My spell-checker doesn't understand it yet.

 

The AJC has a story about how vampires just want people to be tolerant and understanding.

 

Republicans in the General Assembly continue to say that they will not raise taxes, as more Democrats say that it is time to do so.

 

While in Afghanistan, Governor Perdue spent more time speaking with Gen. Stanley McChrystal than President Obama did.

 

Warner Robins has returned City Attorney Jim Elliot to full-time status, and they're paying him more than double what the Mayor makes.

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