AS THE WORM TURNS: Obama's Last Destruction In Office

The radical college sophomore pretending to be a president is wrecking as much as possible as his days in office dwindle.  He has recently:

• Attempted to close oil drilling off the Alaskan coast PERMANENTLY, thus imposing his will on future administrations, and by his hand alone (not subect to any vote);
• Back-stabbed the nation of Israel by refusing to veto the annual leftist condemnation of Israeli settlements;
• Sought to bring in many more Syrian (Muslim potential terrorists) "refugees;"
• Lied about Russian hacking the latest presidential election as a way to "explain" the American people's rejection of his would-be successor and his destructive leftist policies;
• Imposed sanctions on Russia and expelled 35 Russian diplomats as punishment for nonexistent Russian hacking of the election.

Obama commits near-aggression against Russia merely as a ploy to delegitimize Trump's victory and convince the American people that the election result was not delivered by their votes, but by some black magic committed by Russian spies.  

I will be so glad when this leftist POS Barack Obama is removed from the White House.  Three more weeks, and the little traitor will do his best to damage the peace, prosperity and security of the United States while he has the chance.

Who Will We Vote For? GOP Candidates Debate

Pundits are reporting that Newt Gingrich won the first Republican presidential debate.  Ugh, I won't vote for him.  Judge him by his life thus far and not how well he debates.  He supported man-made global warming.  Same with Mitt Romney.  I am still learning towards Michele Bachmann unless someone better emerges.

Consumer confidence has sunk to the lowest point in thirty years.  If we run the right candidate, we can repeat Reagan's overwhelming electoral victory of 1980.  He defeated Jimmy Carter, and Barack Obama is another leftwing disaster awaiting correction by the electorate.

Whoever the GOP candidate is, he or she would almost certainly be our next president.  That makes the primaries and the debates more important than ever.

2010: A Disastrous Year for Barack Obama

From the U.K. Telegraph, we learn why 2010 was a terrible year for Barack Obama and why 2011 won't be any better:

The political landscape still looks strikingly bleak for the “transformational president” as he goes into 2011. 2010 was a stunningly bad year for Barack Obama, no matter how much the likes of The New York Times or The Washington Post might try to sugar coat it. Here are four key reasons why it was a year Obama will want to forget:

1. The midterm elections were a defeat of epic proportions for the Obama Presidency

When Barack Obama spoke of a “shellacking” at the midterms, it was a huge understatement. The Republicans scored a significantly bigger win than they did in 1994, with their biggest gain in the House of Representatives in 62 years – since 1948. Fortunately for the Democrats, just 37 Senate seats were up for election, preventing what would have been an almost certain handover of power in the upper house too. Republicans also made huge gains at the gubernatorial level, with the GOP now holding 29 governorships to the Democrats’ 20. Republicans also picked up 680 seats in state legislatures, the highest figure in the modern era.

Read the rest here.

Revenge by Photoshop: Nancy Pelosi's Pie

I found this great photo of Pelosi on the web and immediately thought that it was only the first of two pictures.  I created the second photo with Photoshop.  I call it, "Revenge by Photoshop."  I can't really hit Pelosi in the face with a pie, but I can do so in in my imagination.  Satisfying!

Pamela Geller on "We Won, Now What?"

Pamela Geller has written a stirring call to action at American Thinker.  It's called "We Won, Now What?"

She gives a pretty complete list and I can't think of much to add, if anything.  Well maybe one, holding Nuremberg-style trials for the leftists who have sold this country down the river over the past sixty years, that is, those who are still alive.

This is a fight to reclaim the American Republic.  It will have to go on for decades to come and it won't be easy.  However, it must be done if future generations are to live in freedom and prosperity rather than the gray mediocrity of socialism, or the tyranny of sharia law.

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Delusional Democrats: the Stogie Report on Incipient Insanity of Libtards

Let's see, we Republicans picked up 63 house seats, six senate seats and a bunch of state legislatures in the election last Tuesday.  It was a historic route of the Democrats and a political tsunami by anyone's measurement.  However, liberals and leftists are spinning it all as a big loss for the Tea Party because even more Republicans weren't elected.

Here's the Stogie Insanity Report for Sunday:
1.  Leftwing websites like Firedoglake are celebrating their great "victory" over the Tea Party.  Well it's good to see the silver lining in every cloud, I suppose.  Yes, it could have been even worse for the Democrats.  Instead of being turned out in record numbers, the voters could have tarred and feathered the bastards and ran them out of town on a rail.   Feel good about yourselves, Democrat activists!  What a great victory for your side!  Let's all sing along: "Happy Days Are Here Again, dum, dum de dum!"

No doubt these delusional Democrats could spin any disaster as a great blessing in disguise.  For example, a nuclear attack on the US would be a bad thing, but at least the resulting nuclear winter would finally put an end to global warming.  Or to use that old standby, "Aside from that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you like the play?"

2.  RINOs like Bloomberg, that giant ass who now runs New York City as mayor, made a statement that the newly elected Republicans are somehow stupid, i.e., they can't read and probably don't even have passports. Another benefit of Tuesday's route is that it has smoked out the stealth Democrats among us, forcing them to show their true colors:  as arrogant, elitist snobs, who think the only way to govern is to bankrupt the government, the citizens, all businesses, wildlife, microbes, minerals and plankton in the sea.  Run up every credit card to its absolute max and then ask for a new debt ceiling.  Tax everything that moves, and if it doesn't move, tax it anyway.  Tax, tax, tax, tax, until all life on earth is obliterated and the planet has become a  frozen ball of ice drifting in empty space....

3.  Democrats everywhere are offering lame excuses for their electoral route.  The key reason they lost:  Obama wasn't enough of an extrovert.

Meanwhile, the female version of Bozo the Clown, Nancy Pelosi, continues to grin widely for the cameras with a cat-who-swallowed-the-canary look of satisfaction on her face, as if she knows something wonderful that the rest of us do not.  Perhaps, when they finally fit her for her strait jacket, they can get one in a soft pink pastel to match her best business suit.

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Swami Stogie's Prior Political Prognostications, Reviewed and Reconsidered

Back in 2008, after Republicans suffered a massive defeat at the polls, Time Magazine published a cover with the GOP elephant captioned "Endangered Species?"  Pundits were saying the Republican Party had been wiped out, eroded to a regional party doomed to spend eternity as minority in American politics.

"Nonsense," shouted Swami Stogie.  As he consulted his crystal ball, he issued proclamations and prognosticans that rival those of Nostradamus.  Let us see what the wise Swami predicted amidst the dark and swirling mists of long ago.

On October 3rd, 2008, the Swami awoke with a feeling of certitude that Obama would win the election.  He wrote:

My intuition is often very accurate. This morning when I woke up, I had a strong feeling of certitude that we Republicans are going to lose this election and that Barack Obama will be the next president of the United States. It wasn’t a panicky feeling or a worried feeling or a feeling of fear, it was a calm realization, an inner knowing. It told me in a quiet but clear voice that the election is lost. The inner voice presented it to me as a done deal.

The reason is simple. Americans just get tired of the same brand, the same color, the same style and want to make a change. It’s a gamble that they are willing to take, that some way, somehow, someone new may have the answers to the country’s ills just as he promises. They just want a change, and not for any deep political or philosophical reasons, but as a simple reaction to boredom. That's the main reason Hillary lost to Obama. The public is tired of hearing about the Clintons. It's an old book that they've read before.

It’s as if they (the voters) have been driving a blue car for eight years and now want to buy a green one or a red one. After having been on a diet of bland food for eight years, they decide to throw caution to the wind and eat a banana cream pie. Whole. Screw it, they say, I’ll worry about the consequences tomorrow.

This need for change, any change, even potentially dangerous or harmful change, is somehow buried deep in the psyche of humans and is not entirely rational. All the debating and cold analysis won’t change enough minds to make a difference. Obama will be the next president because America wants a binge and will have it. After the binge will come the hangover and the violent retching over the porcelain throne, followed by the election of Republicans as sanity returns.

It's sad, but politics is somewhat cyclical, like the annual rites where religious penitents cut themselves with knives or whip themselves with chains. Pain must be inflicted and blood must be shed, and who knows why. Obama's election will be America whipping itself. America will bleed and it will be painful, but then the healing will begin.

On November 6, 2008, the Swami ate his usual breakfast of Yak curd and bean sprouts, and then wrote:

Some advice to depressed conservatives and Republicans: keep this [2008] election in perspective. Politics is cyclical. The tide has rolled out but it will roll back in again.

On May 7, 2009 the Swami once again held forth as he discussed the "death of the Republican Party":

We are hearing a lot of silly comments from Democrats and liberal Republicans lately. They say that the Republican Party is all washed up, fini, kaput. Some of the liberal Republicans like John McCain and his daughter Meghan say we should try to be more like the Democrats.

Today Mark Steyn, filling in for Rush Limbaugh, rebuts this. He says that this concept suggests that we must have an express lane and a regular lane to liberalism -- and that it is wrong. He says a two-party system must have two parties -- not one and a half parties. We must make the case for liberty and let the Dems be the one party that supports big government. We don't need "Democrat Lite." I agree.

On KSFO Radio this morning, guest Richard Viguerie of ConservativeHQ.com said the same thing. He said that if you want to sell a product, you must differeniate your product from all the rest. A second Democrat Party is neither needed nor does it provide the consumer with a clear choice. As a result, there is little motivation to make a switch.

It is foolish to project all of our tomorrows on what the situation is today. After the 1994 Republican Revolution, when we achieved majorities in both houses, many Republicans predicted the end of the Democrat Party. It was a vain hope, because politicians have a great talent for shooting themselves in the foot. Right now, Obama is shooting himself in both feet with a howitzer. Bad policies will come back to haunt him and a reaction will eventually set in. Or, as I said when Obama was elected, the tide goes out but will come back in again. Politics tend to be variable.

Remember when the GOP's fortunes were at a low ebb with the resignation of President Nixon? The American electorate reacted with a vengeance to Watergate and Nixon's pending impeachment (which wasn't pursued because President Ford granted him a pardon). They reacted and voted in the second most leftwing President in our history (Obama being the first), i.e. Jimmy Carter. Many pundits said then the GOP was all washed up. However, Carter fouled things up quite thoroughly and was booted out by a landslide for Ronald Reagan.

The political situation in this country is never static and it is foolish to believe that it is. We'll be back, count on it.

Yes, the political disaster of 2008 even now is righting itself as the full karmic reconvergence permeates the ether, sending the minions of Marx scurrying in fear among the catacombs of the political undead. However, the reconvergence of light and truth did not begin on November 2nd, 2010; it began on November 4th, 2008.

Eat Your Damn Gavel, Nancy Pelosi

Celebrating the End of an Error.

Some Downers Among Our Great Victory

I am happy to see the Republican wave swamping liberals nationwide.  However, here in California it is only depression for conservatives.  Barbara Boxer won reelection, and Jerry Brown is back in as Governor Moonbeam.  The state will continue its downward spiral into insolvency, unemployment and high taxes.

Other downers are that Harry Reid and Barney Frank, two of the vilest members of the far left, also won reelection.  Needless to say, I won't be joining those who have left the state for Nevada.

I am going to bed and watch the election returns on Fox until I fall asleep.  Tomorrow I will think about my continuing future here in the Land of Fruits and Nuts.

Some Things To Think About Before You Vote (Video: American Hero)

Left Coast Rebel, Tim Daniel, Debuts on PJTV

Candidate Van Tran, left, is interviewed by Tim Daniel

Tim Daniel, better known as the blogger Left Coast Rebel, made his debut on Pajamas TV.  Tim interviewed Republican candidate Van Tran, who is running for Congress from Orange County against Democrat Loretta Sanchez.

You have to subscribe to PJTV to watch the video, but the sign-up is free, and you can watch many great videos there hereinafter.  Here's the link.

One More Week Before the Vote

It's hard to believe, but the last two years of waiting is almost at an end.  One week from today we go to the polls to express our electoral disgust at the way Obama and the Democrats have destroyed the economy.

The buzz is that California will be a hold out in this next Republican revolution -- they will proudly and stubbornly be wrong once again.  While Californians struggle with 22% unemployment, free soup kitchens and food banks, they will nevertheless vote for the party who made their poverty possible.  My disgust for the California electorate knows no bounds; they are firmly, solidly and reflexively leftist.

As soon as the mortgage company kicks us out of this house, I will have to move somewhere.  Maybe that somewhere should be somewhere else.  Texas, perhaps.  Suggestions are welcome.

The Thrill is Gone

Boot 'em out.  BB King video is below.

Mag photo via Dan Riehl.

Anemic Attendance at Pro-Democrat Rally in D.C.

The Democrats had bragged that their big rally in D.C. yesterday would swamp Glenn Beck's rally of a month before.  Aerial photos show the difference in attendance.  The Democrat attendance was but a pale shadow of the Republican rally.  I think we can expect the same difference in enthusiasm come November 2nd.

Democrat Rally October 2, 2010

Republican Rally, August 28, 2010

Via Bare Naked Islam

Supporting the Progressive Agenda: The "One Nation Working Together" Rally

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There is a gathering of liberals and leftists in Washington DC today to "support the progressive agenda."  The rally is called "One Nation Working Together."  The only problem is that there are so many of us who aren't working, i.e. we have no jobs or immediate job prospects.

One attendee told the press:

"We're here to show the rest of the country that there are people who support the progressive agenda," said Ken Bork, who came from Camas, Wash. But he acknowledged that Republicans are enjoying an advantage heading toward the Nov. 2 election that will determine whether Democrats retain control of Congress.

"There may be an enthusiasm gap, but we're not going to know until we have an election," Bork said. "A lot of the noise from the extreme right-wing stuff, it's been well orchestrated by big money. But it's not as bad as they're making it out."

The gathering appears to be an "astroturf" event, organized as public show of support for Democrats, who are expected to lose heavily in the national elections one month from today.

A massive organization for Democrats in the midst of a Democrat-caused depression seems ludicrous at best.  Imagine if half the passengers of the Titanic held a rally for icebergs as the last lifeboat slips away.  Activists would all be drilling holes in the keel to let the water out and save the ship.  "We believe in the iceberg agenda," their leader would say, "the steep incline in the deck is just an illusion, it will soon BLUB BLUB BLUB."

Read all about it here.

Update:  The leftist rally appears to be poorly attended.  Liberal media sites are running photos of the Glenn Beck rally of a month ago, when there really was a large crowd.  Here are some photos of the attendance:

Via Pirate's Cove

Via American Power

Left Gearing Up for Slime Fest on Sharron Angle

Legal Insurrection reports that the Dems are planning a slime fest for Sharron Angle.

Angle is the "Tea Party" candidate who won the right to oppose Harry Reid for Senator from Nevada.

Harry Reid is a bitter, obnoxious far-leftist who wants to help Obama "transform" America into a socialist (or worse) state, overseen by a massive federal bureaucracy with tentacles into every aspect of our lives.  As William Jacobson points out:

The Democrats have a strategy of crazy because their policies have been so disastrous and their rule so inept. So they will tear down people like Angle, turn them into caricatures, and do anything else necessary to avoid talking about unpopular policies which have put us on a course towards economic and political suicide.

Leftist talking heads are now describing Angle as a "Salty Nut" and a "Whack Job," in preparation for a full frontal slime fest.  We must be ready for it with our own fund raising efforts for Angle.  Reid will have a huge war chest, as Powerline points out, derived involuntarily from union members through their dues, where Angle will have no such resource.

To support Sharron Angle, go here.