Author: William Teach

Obama States That The Election “Has Nothing To Do With Libya”

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Obama took time for an interview with KUSA-TV Friday, and reporter Kyle Clark decided to perform a random act of journalism (while Brian Williams was following Obama around and slobbering) (video at the link) President Obama discussed the situation in Libya during a satellite interview Friday afternoon with 9NEWS reporter Kyle Clark, who also asked […]

 

Americans Under Attack In Benghazi Denied Help, Told To Stand Down

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Heads need to roll. Fox News has an exclusive report Fox News has learned from sources who were on the ground in Benghazi that an urgent request from the CIA annex for military back-up during the attack on the U.S. Consulate and subsequent attack several hours later was denied by officials in the CIA chain […]

 

Washington Post: If Obama Loses, It’s Surely Due To Racism

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The WP is running two articles today, on a “story” and the other an op-ed, which make it quite clear that you damned white racists who don’t support Obama are racist. First, the “story” The 2012 election is shaping up to be more polarized along racial lines than any presidential contest since 1988, with President […]

 

Man Who Raises Massive Amounts Of Campaign Cash Whines About Others With Campaign Cash

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In case you haven’t figured it out, the man in question is Barack H. Obama (Daily Caller) President Barack Obama used an interview from the luxury cabin of Air Force One to decry campaign spending by himself and his opponents. “I think the amount of money that is being spent in my campaign and Mr. […]

 

On 10th Anniversary, Netroots Bummed That They’ve Been Marginalized

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At one point, the Netroots, the bloggers and such on the Left, were a major force within the Democrat Party. That was a time when George W. Bush was in office, and Democrats wanted that cool, sweet money and support from people who intentionally decided to see how crazy they could be. Who constantly referred […]

 

Obama’s Lead Amongst Women Erased By Romney

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An interesting poll from the AP, in which women are apparently not impressed with the negative small ball campaign of Obama’s, nor his believing that women only care about their #LadyParts (WRAL) Less than two weeks out from Election Day, Republican Mitt Romney has erased President Barack Obama’s 16-point advantage among women, a new Associated […]

 

Obama Increasingly Angry, Desperate, And Un-Presidential

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So writes Commentary’s Jonathan S. Tobin As I wrote last night, President Obama’s attack mode during the Boca Raton debate seemed to suggest that he was the challenger trailing in the race rather than the incumbent nursing an alleged lead. But the president’s nasty streak is also displaying itself on the campaign trail, where he […]

 

Emails Confirm White House Informed Of Possible Terrorist Attack In Benghazi Within Two Hours

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Reuters provides their own little “October Surprise”, one entirely of the Obama administrations making. We know that the State Dept. was initially labeling the attack on our Benghazi consulate as a terrorist attack, before switching over to the “it was a spontaneous attack that got a bit chippy”. The White House and State has since […]

 

Warmists Really Bummed That Climate Change (Hoax) Ignored In All Debates

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Is hotcoldwetdry dead as a political policy? (via Climate Depot, which has a good roundup of hotcoldwetdry being ignored) (UK Guardian) The Pentagon ranks it as a national security threat and, left unchecked, climate change is expected to cost the US economy billions of dollars every year — and yet it has proved the great […]

 

Debate #3: Bayonets, Horses, And Jihadis

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I’m not going to write a whole lot about the debate, since I only saw a few snippets, being at a friends house watching the Bears-Lions game, and John Hawkins does a good job of breaking it all down. Two interesting ones I did hear (while walking in the kitchen for a beer or food, […]

 

Yes, The World Really Did Stop Warming 16 Years Ago

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The UK Daily Mail provides a follow on their report about warming ending 16 years ago Last week The Mail on Sunday provoked an international storm by publishing a new official world temperature graph showing there has been no global warming since 1997. The figures came from a database called Hadcrut 4 and were issued […]

 

5 Things To Watch For In Final Debate, For Those Who Aren’t Watching Football

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First of all, I’d love to know which fools decided scheduling the final debate on a Monday night against football was a bright idea. Unless Mitt gets some serious knockout blows, the Credentialed Media will be allowed to spin the debate as either a draw or an Obama win, since the viewership will certainly be […]

 

Surprise! Egyptians Increasingly Like Iran, Want Nuclear Weapons

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Before we get to that, the lead pull over at Memeorandum is a NY Times story about Iran supposedly agreeing to one on one talks with the US The United States and Iran have agreed for the first time to one-on-one negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program, according to Obama administration officials, setting the stage for […]

 

Mitt: “The Obama campaign has become the incredible shrinking campaign”

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Who would’ve thought it? (Politico) Mitt Romney accused President Barack Obama of pettiness and desperation at a night-time rally that drew thousands to Daytona Beach Friday. The Republican presidential nominee said that Obama’s “has become the incredible shrinking campaign” at the end of a day that saw his Democratic opponent embrace the term “Romnesia” and […]

 

Joe Being Joe: Interrupts Cancer Survivor Speech With Squats

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We’ll file this one somewhere between “good grief” and “Joe’s off his meds again”, not “this guy is a bat guano insane” (The Blaze) At a campaign event Friday afternoon in Florida, Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Bill Nelson took the stage to a cheering crowd. They were being introduced by a Florida resident […]

 

Surprise! Another Obama Admin. Backed Solar Company Goes Bankrupt

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I’m sure this is somehow George Bush’s fault (Heritage) A solar company that got a multi-million-dollar grant from the Department of Energy earlier this year announced Wednesday that it will file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, making it the second taxpayer-backed green energy company to file for bankruptcy this week. Satcon Technology Corp. announced the […]

 

Shocking Number Of Obama Supporters Clueless About Benghazi

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It really should be no surprise that Obama supporters are divorced from reality: these are the same people who were voting for “hope and change” rather than any sort of concrete plans, and still support Obama because he’s….well, because he’s Obama, since most of Obama’s policies have been disasters. Remember the video from 2008 which […]

 

Bummer: Climate Change Creates Worst European Wine Season In Half A Century

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I blame you, dear reader, for failing to reduce your big fossil fueled life, refusing to take just one 2 minute shower a day, using more than two sheets of TP, and living a 1st world lifestyle (The Day) Winemaker Cherie Spriggs had watched the weather over southern England’s vineyards all season long. It just […]

 

Feinstein Blames Intelligence, State For Libya Debacle

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Chucking them under the bus, or reality? We certainly know that the State Department screw the pooch royally, in that they wanted a low key security presence in Libya, and particularly the Benghazi Consulate, depending upon a local militia group, the February 17 Martyrs Brigade (which supposedly has links to the same group that attacked […]

 

Warmists Upset Climate Change (Hoax) Ignored Yet Again During Debate

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Sorry, Warmists, there was already enough of one fake issue, the War On Wymen, didn’t have time for another. Here’s an outraged Soros funded Climate Progress Those concerned about climate change were sorely disappointed during Tuesday night’s town hall-style debate when both the candidates and the moderator – CNN’s Candy Crowley – failed to address […]

 

Debate 2: Obama Edges Out Romney Slightly, But Not On Economy

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For those who watched, it was a lively debate. Interestingly, I listened to the first 45 minutes on the radio, and it was the reverse of the previous. The first debate, which I listened to mostly on the radio, Obama sounded very good. But, it was seeing him on TV that killed him. This time, […]

 

Michelle O: Hey, Reach Out To Those Knuckleheads In Your Life, Get Them To Vote

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Perhaps she should reach out to the knuckleheads who failed to follow what was going on in Libya, a country that was recently under air attack by the US military. Perhaps she should reach out to the knuckleheads who failed to bother with any security briefings and conversations with their national security team before jetting […]

 

5 Things To Watch During Tonight’s Debate

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The AP helpfully provides what to watch for 1. A REBOUND? After taking a drubbing in the first debate, Obama’s under big pressure to step up his game Tuesday night. He’ll try to show energy and passion. And look for him to challenge Romney’s claims more often. Obama’s comfortable taking audience questions at campaign events, […]

 

Is Syria Obama’s Biggest Bungle?

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The Washington Post’s Jackson Diehl thinks so Mitt Romney and congressional Republicans are doing their best to portray the assault on the U.S. Consulate in Libya and its aftermath as a signal foreign policy disaster for Barack Obama. But my bet is that when historians look back on Obama’s mistakes in the last four years, […]

 

Data Shows Global Warming Stopped 16 Years Ago

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I never got around to this Sunday, as websites noticed this quietly released study published in the UK Daily Mail on the 13th The world stopped getting warmer almost 16 years ago, according to new data released last week. The figures, which have triggered debate among climate scientists, reveal that from the beginning of 1997 […]

 

Zawahiri Calls For Holy War Over Mohammed Video

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Just remember, “Bin Laden is dead (true, thank you) and al Qaeda is on the path to defeat (mule fritters)” (Reuters) Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri said a film made in the United States mocking the Prophet Mohammad showed Washington was waging a “crusader Zionist war” against Muslims and he called for more protests outside […]

 

Obama Zombies Plan “Million Muppet March”

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Do they even know that Big Bird isn’t technically a Muppet? (Reuters) Plans to save Big Bird, the fuzzy yellow character on U.S. public television’s “Sesame Street,” from possible extinction are taking shape in the form of a puppet-based protest next month dubbed the “Million Muppet March.” The demonstration is planned for November 3 at […]

 

On 9/11/12, There Was A Marine Detachment In Barbados, But Not Benghazi

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I supposed they’re there to protect the diplomats from drinking too much rum and avoid gun wielding pot growers if the diplomats take a drive up into the mountains (CNS News) When terrorists attacked the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, on Sept. 11 of this year and killed the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans, […]

 

Good Grief: European Union Wins Nobel Peace Prize

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It looks like the Nobel Prize Committee has been hitting the Juleøl (yule beer) a bit early this year (Christian Science Monitor) The Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded this year’s Peace Prize to the European Union, in a nod to its record of building peace and democracy on a continent long roiled by war — and […]