Comments on: The Emperor Has No Clue, Part The Second

By: martian

martian — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 18:27:07 +0000

“They said on Monday it created or saved 150,000 in the first 100 days. Republicans questioned the figure and noted that Biden said on May 13 over 150,000 jobs had been saved or created in the act’s first 77 days.”

They pull these figures out of thin air and no one in the MSM calls them on it. I guarantee you if it was Bush saying something like that, they’d be screaming for proof and calling him a liar loudly and often. The Obamessiah’s worshipers basically don’t care whether the numbers are fact or fiction as long as the SOUND good coming from Obama or his team.

By: Public Secrets

Public Secrets — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 17:33:57 +0000

"You can stop, now."…

They may be late to the party, but it’s finally dawning on the American public that the Obama stimulus plan is a crock of steaming you-know-what, a massive borrowing and spending spree that, far from doing anything to really help……

By: Obama Claims to Create or Save 600,000 Jobs as Unemployment Reaches a 25 Year High | Scared Monkeys

Wed, 10 Jun 2009 00:28:35 +0000

[...] Blue Crab Boulevard asks an honest question of the Obama Administration … name the 150,000 jobs that you claimed to have saved. The answer is, they cannot. It is pure fiction. However, what is not fiction is the fact that the unemployment rate is higher than what the White House had projected. Maybe professor Obama would like to explain how he created any jobs as compared to ones that were lost when even his own unemployment numbers are higher than expected. [...]

By: Mockingbird

Mockingbird — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 17:20:04 +0000

Well, WE unemployed could all insist that ACORN hire us immediately, or we won’t leave their offices!

By: Jerry in Detroit

Jerry in Detroit — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 02:10:06 +0000

What do we expect. For those who remember Dan Quayle, the Democrats took savage pleasure deriding him as a political lightweight. Dan Quayle looks like an elder statesman in comparison to who the Democrats put into office. If we, the public, are learning anything, it is that there is no better recommendation for a candidate than the Democrats derision and misogyny.