Bankrolling Fannie & Freddie will add $5 trillion to the national debt (which stands at $9.5 trillion). So says the brilliant Jim Rogers. (And you wondered why the dollar’s dying and our assets are devaluing by the day? Still, the band of fools, with Obama and McCain in the lead, plays on.)
Rogers also tells a CNBC anchor that if she doesn’t understand that taxpayers must not be defrauded to prop-up these fraudsters in perpetuity—she should get another job. Let these fascistic entities fail.
Bankrolling Fannie & Freddie will add $5 trillion to the national debt (which stands at $9.5 trillion). So says the brilliant Jim Rogers. (And you wondered why the dollar’s dying and our assets are devaluing by the day? Still, the band of fools, with Obama and McCain in the lead, plays on.)
Rogers also tells a CNBC anchor that if she doesn’t understand that taxpayers must not be defrauded to prop-up these fraudsters in perpetuity—she should get another job. Let these fascistic entities fail.
Bless the British press for featuring, in “Bare-Faced Chic,” Paltrow, Thurman, (Bundchen looks just fine), Moss, Theron (an albino hound), Beckham (ever ugly), and poor Lulu (whose cheek implant slipped from cheek to jaw)–all sans makeup.
Here is your host, no spring chicken, with not a scrap of make up on her actual skin. We’re holding up.
Men ought to learn realism.These adulated women don’t look like much under the goop.
Now where would I get the impression that Republicans are growing softer by the day? McCain’s blushing at the mention of masculinity-related medication? Close.
McCain has devotes a hell of a lot of time to condemning the few remaining passionate Republicans who dare to defile the Democrats. He condemned any and all who dwelled on Obama’s ties to his spiritual guide of 20 years, the revolting Rev. Wright.
And now McCain, in that somnambulist drone, promises to knock the stuffing out of the one Republican voter who’s motivated enough to pay for a billboard depicting the burning Twin Towers, and exhorting fellow Floridians not to vote Democratic. McCain will get to him as soon as he’s through prostrating himself before the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). (He told them Obama was an “impressive fellow.”)
Meanwhile, songwriter Senator Orrin Hatch, the conservative Utah Republican, is serenading the “legendary liberal” Teddy Kennedy. Warning: refrain from reading further while ingesting anything other than anti-nausea meds.
When he’s not praying to Kennedy, Hatch can be found praying for him: “I pray for him several times a day,” Hatch said.
In case you wondered where your representatives are and why they don’t respond to your demands, it’s because they’re tied up. As Hatch explained, “A lot of Republicans are praying for [Teddy].”