Well…Here we are at the end of another week of liberal insanity.
This is where we shine the light of truth on the liberal/socialist absurdity and watch ’em scatter like roaches.
Sit down and hang on, fellow Patriots…It’s Friday and…
I’m fuming.
Al Armendariz, an EPA administrator from the Dallas office, made the remarks at a local Texas government meeting and now they’re coming to light. He was talking about how he wants EPS regulations enforced.
“It was kind of like how the Romans used to, you know, conquer villages in the Mediterranean. They’d go in to a little Turkish town somewhere, they’d find the first five guys they saw, and they’d crucify them.”
“And then, you know, that town was really easy to manage for the next few years.”
Ummm DIDN’T THE ROMAN EMPIRE EVENTUALLY COME TO AN END…CRUSHED UNDER ITS OWN WEIGHT???
This MORON, appointed by EMPEROR OBEYME…is an idiot.
Oh…he apologized but DON’T THEY ALL…
“I apologize to those I have offended and regret my poor choice of words.”
Which of course prompted the Emperor’s town crier…Jay Carney to pipe up with, “What he said is clearly not representative of either this president’s belief in the way that we should approach these matters or in the way that he has approached these matters — either from this office here in the White House or at the EPA.”



There’s an incendiary headline for you.
It’s going to be an ugly campaign. We all know it and we’re ready for it but it’s going to the ugliest and nastiest and dirtiest campaign in history.
It has been said that, “A lie can travel halfway round the world while the truth is putting on its shoes.” It has also been said that the above quote came from Mark Twain. That, in and of itself, may well be a lie as it seems more probable that the quote came from Charles Haddon Spurgeon; but aside from this, what of Spurgeon do we know or, for that matter, care.
My, oh my, but aren’t liberals enlightened? Aren’t they intellectual?
So…Obama now thinks algae is the answer to high gas prices. Algae. Is that going to be sold by the gallon or the pound? It’s important to know because I want to know if I calculate miles per gallon or miles per pound.