Today we’re toasting the news that Congressman Barney Frank has decided to term limit himself to just 16 terms in office.
Removing Frank from office has been a project of ours since the day we first formed our company; it is ironic as this was the same day that Frank called Angel a bigot and ordered capitol police to have her arrested… simply because she respectfully challenged him to explain the constitutionality of Obamacare.
You can find out more about Fleming and Hayes Day 1 HERE.
The lights are out and the stage is empty. The CNBC debate to determine the Republican presidential nominee has come to an end and now it’s up to the punditry to determine a winner.
(Logic and reason need not apply)
While the narratives in the press were written long before the debate in Rochester, Michigan this evening and the media will push their own appointed straw-man (or woman), we ask our readership,
It’s just too bad the points this OWS speaker was trying to make were in jest. This video is from “Occupy San Francisco” and perfectly illustrates the cognitive disconnect between those who have chosen to make something of their lives and those who are waiting around for the end results of years of hard work to be handed to them.
The more videos like this are shared, the greater the disdain the average American will have for the “Occupy Movement.” The latest polling from the People’s Republic of Massachusetts shows that even in this bastion of liberalism 40% of people have an unfavorable view of the occupiers.
Yet another woman has come forward to “accuse” GOP Presidential Candidate Herman Cain of inappropriate sexual something or other. This makes the third, fifth, er… fourth(?), woman to come forward against Cain. While sexual harassment isn’t a laughing matter, the overeaction of the main stream media certainly is.
Lets look at the facts: In the late 90’s, two women accused Herman Cain of something that scored them settlements from the National Restaurant Association (note that the settlement was not through Cain, but the association itself). Any and all of the details are sealed so we have no idea what may or may not have happened. Dead story; moving on…
There is a third woman out there who may or may not come forward at some point and tell her story that consists of something. Her lawyer has been cited saying, “..the woman doesn’t want to divulge specifics of the behavior or her identity… his client sees no value in revisiting the complaint from 1999.“ Dead story; moving on.
Today was the press conference of Sharon Bialek, a former employee of the National Restaurant Association and CBS Radio; she is the fourth-ish (but officially the first) woman to come forward against Cain. The details of her story can be found here. After hearing her press conference, we’re left with more questions than we have answers.
Read More: Herman Cain’s Got 999 Problems But This B**** Ain’t One
