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We interrupt this hiatus with a brilliant Vlog from Jay Smooth

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March 28, 2008 at 8:51 am

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I can take a hint.

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Something tells me that This whole pastor Manning thing has gotten completely out of hand.

I will be wiping Pastor Manning off my blog over the weekend, because I can’t seem to get any sense of my numbers on this blog and clearly no one is reading anything else.

I am going to go behind the curtain and do some stuff and I shall return.

Feel free to hit the Blogroll while I go do some work under the hood.

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March 27, 2008 at 11:05 am

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The Petition edition

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I am not signing the petition. I am not advocating that YOU don’t sign the petition for similar reasons. Ironically enough, Jerry Brown caught a MASSIVE amount of heat for doing exactly what Clinton is doing now.

In short, its not that Clinton is running that I have issues with. It is how. She can run all the way to Denver for all I care. But THIS????

In the Mufuckin Pittsburgh Tribune-Review???? (now as a point of fact, I once knew TWO quality Black folk who worked for the Trib, but EVERYONE knows that the Trib is a rag of the Highest order.)

Think I am lying? Try THIS on for size.:

The emergence of Hillary Clinton as a potential candidate for president is an indication of how desperate Democrats are becoming.Early in the 1992 election, when President George Herbert Walker Bush looked invulnerable, serious Democrat challengers went fishing, and Bill Clinton won the White House despite the handicap of Al Gore.

 
House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt is posturing as “Mr. Morality” as his own dealings unfold. Read about it in Sunday’s “Dateline D.C.” column, a Tribune-Review exclusive.

We can all agree that, for better or worse, Bill would not have won without the help of Hillary. Now, with another George Bush heading the popularity polls, pollsters are placing the junior senator from New York ahead of a pack that includes Sens. Evan Bayh and John Kerry, Gov. Gray Davis and the inevitable Kennedy collection.

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There is even talk of a Bill Clinton scheme to have Hillary as a vice-presidential candidate in 2004, willing to run with either Rep. Dick Gephardt of Missouri or Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina. Al Gore isn’t a likely candidate because not even Democrats like a sure loser on the ballot.The selective memory of the American voter is evident in Hillary’s “strong negatives” — falling from 46 percent during her Senate race down to 30 percent today. And, in a world where the media believes itself to be the surreptitious president-maker, polls show that more than 80 percent of people working in the media voted against George Bush.

HOW SERIOUS IS HILLARY?

Is she a serious contender? A random selection of Hillary cleanup stories might shed some light:

In 1969, a group of Black Panthers was on trial in New Haven, Conn., charged with the torture killing of one of their comrades. The story goes that Hillary Clinton, then a student at Yale and working with the ultra-radical National Lawyers Guild, supported the Panthers and helped shut down the university with protests. Today, Hillary’s friends will say, “It is hard to fault her efforts to monitor the trial.” They don’t want to comment on the fact that the future first lady joined the law office of hard-core communist Robert Truhaft as an intern and worked with him on defense strategies for the New Haven Nine.

Then let’s take a peek at the many ultra-leftist causes Hillary Clinton has supported for individual indictments and glance at her inexplicable executive actions in the White House:

  • Accepting $50,000 from a Chinese agent probably in exchange for space weapons research.
  • Subverting FBI bureaucrats to gain access to the bureau’s confidential files.
  • Using the Travel Office to shmooze the media.
  • Not to mention the near deadly combination of Hillary and Ira Magaziner in their top-secret plans to “reform” the entire health-care industry into purchasing cooperatives with bureaucratic gatekeepers at every decision level. “Hillarycare,” as it became known, failed. But Hillary prospered. And we could go on and on:
  • The drawn-out series of evasions and lies relating to the pre-presidency Whitewater land deals with the equally long history of belligerent attempts to conceal and destroy documents.
  • The delight taken in smearing the reputations of her husband’s unwilling ladies.
  • The acceptance of Bill’s yobbish tendencies in hiring Monica Lewinsky.
  • The immediate abandonment of any friends whose continued presence could hurt her image.Even nastier was the reasoned exploitation of Chelsea, who was yanked every time her father was “caught out” to pose for a sympathetic handholding picture of Dad with his little girl.DON’T FORGET THE $$$

    And always there was money:

  • Hillary had no problems, with only $1,000 in her bank account, making big investments in cattle futures. In 10 months of trading, she made nearly $100,000. She explains that her failure to remember how the profits were made was due to “hormonal imbalances” brought on by pregnancy that prevented her thinking like a male. Does NOW know about this?
  • Some will remember that Hillary failed to report a $2 million Senate campaign donation to the Federal Election Commission — a contribution from Peter Paul, who was promised receptions and honors from Bill Clinton that were never delivered. Paul now is facing charges of stock fraud.
  • And what about Madam Hillary’s management of the Lincoln Bedroom for donors?
  • Her pilfering of furniture, silver and china from the White House and Air Force One?
  • Her ferocious temper tantrums?
  • And her — let’s be dignified — appointment of a former young bar bouncer as head of White House security?And whoever heard or remembers Midlife Partners, which, despite its cute name, made less than $100 a year according to the Clinton tax returns. This, despite the partnership owning Firestone Tire and Diamond Shamrock stock with no one aware of where gains or losses were reported.THE FOSTER AFFAIR

    Perhaps it was this cozy brokerage that resulted in one of the most disturbing incidents of all: Seven years ago, Vincent Walker Foster Jr., was living on Cambridge Place in Washington’s Georgetown. An attorney, deputy counsel in the White House and childhood friend of President Clinton, who had brought him to Washington, Foster also was Hillary’s best friend at the prestigious Rose Law Firm in Little Rock, where they shared, among other intimacies, the securities brokerage account, Midlife Partners.

    On July 20, 1993, Vince Foster was found dead. His death officially was termed a suicide but is suspected by many to be a murder — if not a superbly planned assassination. The cover-up that followed Foster’s death is one of many compelling reasons Hillary Clinton must be defeated if she ever again runs for public office.

    Hillary Rodham Clinton is a stereotype from the 1960s narcissistic era that decided to replace accountability and responsibility with deniability and deception. Despite this, she was elected by the people of New York to represent them in the U.S. Senate.

    Soon after the 2000 elections, Hillary quickly raised $1.6 million for the political action committee she had opened and lavished the cash on Democrat Senate and House candidates in key presidential states. She is in heavy demand as a fund-raiser at Democrat events across the country and as a person with an immediate attraction from the press.

    Will she ever get back into the White House? Only the American voter has the power to determine that. In the meantime, we continue to take note of her shenanigans, as well as those of her husband. And we note that while Vince Foster’s family and friends may still mourn him, his death — and the scandal that still clings to Hillary — may save the country from the mistake of her campaigning for the presidency.

    Dateline D.C. is written by a Washington-based British journalist and political observer.

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    Yes, Boys an girls, even with THIS, Bullshit here, Hillary has the constitutional right to take this all the way to the convention.  I just hope all y’all are watching.

    Because THIS is the Clinton Way.And you thought the GOP was just hatin, didn’t you.

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    March 26, 2008 at 12:32 am

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    Guess Who’s Back

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     This Post has a Soundtrack (the real version…grab the earbuds)

    It Feels good to be home.

    After almost a week off from work, maxing and relaxing, it is indeed good to be back on the grind. For reasons that are both obvious and notso obvious, Being back in the Burgh is always cause for a good bit of introspection and general spection (!). With the Pennsylvania Primary looming ominously over the state, more eyes than usual were on the campaign.

    Personally, knowing the state as I do, I expect a 7-15 point Clinton victory. It IS a demographic nightmare for Obama and essentially is akin to a Punxsutawney Phil sighting, a whole lot of fuss over something that ultimately won’t mean a whole lot. Obama, wisely is pacing his Pennsylvania appearances while still working on Oregon, West Virginia, Indiana and other states, maintaining a winning strategy of never putting all his proverbial eggs in one basket.

    Of course there is the minor issue of Obama being prohibitively ahead. But frankly I’m just over the whole primary bit. Pennsylvania is very much yesterday, and for the Clintons to pretend that Pennsylvania represents some microcosm of the 21st Century United States is a little bit grating. *turns the page*

    Let’s see what else is going on…

    March Madness? Don’t ask. All the upsets I suspected and didn’t pick…(Davidson) happened and all the ones I did Pick (Pittsburgh to the Final Four, Drake, Butler) didn’t. Either Way, 10 out of 16 ain’t too bad.

    Jeremiah Wright is STILL on TV.

    There is always the personal stuff that comes with going home…but I will dice that up and spread it around.

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    March 24, 2008 at 4:46 pm

    This couldn’t wait until after vacation…

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    So,  about that experience.

    Umpteen million repeats of Pastor Wright…and we can’t get a LITTLE of this?

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    March 24, 2008 at 12:27 am

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    March 19, 2008 at 5:31 am

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    Seven Whole Days.

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    (Sigh, short haired Toni Braxton, before all the half naked Mag covers, all the athletes, and all the funny named babies.)

    By the time you read this, hopefully I will be 37,000 feet in the air, on my way to Pittsburgh for a well deserved vacation with my sons, wife, mother, and grandmother.

    Feel free to enjoy  Those folk on the blog roll.  I will be back, tanned rested and ready come March 25.

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    March 19, 2008 at 4:33 am

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    Pins and Needles, Needles and Pins

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    I am supposed to be going to work right now.  I am NOT moving from this office until I hear it.

    All of it.

    I won’t be able to address it until I get home from work, but I won’t leave this house until I get to hear it in its entirety.

    Barack Obama wanted to avoid this.

    Desperately.  But there was NO.EFFIN.WAY. He was going to get around this.

    It is almost like white America is daring him to brandish his ghetto pass in front of the whole world.

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    March 18, 2008 at 8:17 am

    Hot, Damn. It’s a New Day.

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    note: The subject matter of this song has little if anything to do with the subject matter of this post, other than I have been repeating the hook over and over again while setting up my new desktop.

    Hot Damn, It’s a New Day.

    The PawnShop special served it’s time.  February 2005-March 2008.  Rest in peace.

    So, I am now officially in the era of Vista.  I will gladly accept any comments or warnings here.

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    March 18, 2008 at 12:39 am

    Get your Madness on with me

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    The Ink would like you to join their group in Yahoo! Sports Tournament Pick’em!

    To accept the invitation, just follow this link. For reference, here’s the group information.

    Group ID#: 74384
    Password: MEACSWAC

    – Tournament Pick’em Commissioner

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    March 16, 2008 at 3:39 pm

    Posted in March Madness