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This is such bullshit.

Read this loaded question on CNN.com. It's their "Question of the Day."

Who writes this shit?

How loaded can you get?

Let's pick this beast apart.

When you ask, "Do you agree," you are automatically setting up the answerer to answer affirmatively. Else, they answer to the contrary, and ultimately leave the asker to ask: "Why not?"

"...the U.S. cannot allow..."

Wow. So now we're in the business of regulating businesses to the point where we find out what the owners had for breakfast and when their last bowel movement was? My, Castro would be proud!

This implies that, if Obama did nothing, the U.S. is allowing something horrible to happen: A business to fail.

"...its auto industry to fail."

Oh, the horror! That terrible word: FAIL.

So, let me get this straight...

If Obama does not act on our behalf and pour money into failing businesses such as Chrysler and GMC, then millions of people will lose their jobs and the rest of us will be without cars?! There will be NO auto industry?!

Be still, my heart!

I'm searching the Internet now for propaganda signs, much like those from Hitler's time. Sadly, it seems we've gone above and beyond that.

Let me reword the question to swing the OTHER way:

"Do you think Obama is out of his fucking mind to pour your hard-earned tax dollars into an industry that has been poorly managed?"

Or, a fairly-worded question that handles both sides of the coin:

"Do you think the U.S. government should invest money into companies and businesses that may be failing due economic times or bad business practices?"

Personally, I think all Americans should choose and register themselves as one of the following:

Socially liberal
Socially conservative

No middle-of-the-road option.

You pick: Do you want to have your tax dollars doled out per the government's decision, or do you want to be the one to decide what charities and businesses your dollars grace?

I wonder how many people in Hollywood would put their money where their mouths are.

*sigh*

Remember last week when the liberals were pounding their chests, so impressed with themselves?

The DOW is up! The DOW is up!

Meanwhile, some of us buy foreign

The government wants to pool resources and create the ultimate warranty.

The government now stands behind your purchase.

Scared yet?

So, you buy a GMC, and it's a lemon. You just use your warranty, right? Piece of cake?
I have nightmares thinking about it.

And let's not forget about the fact that you, as a taxpayer, are contributing to this "pool of resources."

Here we go again - rewarding those who make bad business decisions.

When will it stop?

It's all our fault

Well, not all of it.

But Hillary Clinton would like you to know that the U.S. shares fault for Mexico's violence - because of our "instatiable" demand for drugs.

Wow.

I don't know about you, but it ain't my fault.

Hell, everyone else is displacing blame - so why should take blame for something that is definitely not my fault?

Did Clinton ever consider the fact that it may, just MAY, be the fault of those in the heart of the violence?

It's like saying the gun makers are the cause of all gun violence.

Stop it already, seriously.

Iranian Political Prisoner Dies in Prison

A 20-something who blogged mean things about the Iranian government is dead.

He died in prison, in a Tehran prison that is known for housing political prisoners.

And yet, we want to reach out and "talk" to this country?

Obama is on drugs. You cannot talk reason with a madman. You cannot talk reason with a country who hates the U.S. not for what they said, but for what we are and stand for:
A non-Muslim based country who agrees with free speech (well, when it suits the liberals), and keeping God/Allah out of things.

Waving the white flag means one things to the Iranian government: Surrender.

Asinine.

Obama makes crack about Special Olympics on Tonight Show

Edit on below's post:

1.5 hours after posting this below, it was brought to my attention that the Atlanta-Journal Constitution (usually it's so liberal that we call it the Atlanta-Journal Constipation) is calling Obama's remarks "Bidenesque." Sweet.

Also, CNN.com is now reporting on the Ticker: Obama makes late night gaffe.

I have to say I'm mildly impressed with the people coming out about this. Now, let's see how long everyone's memories last...

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Amazing.

Project Procrastination first made me aware of Obama's slip-o-the-tongue via this ABC.com page.

If this were ANYONE else, you'd have heard it all over the place.

Let's see who reported it on their homepages, shall we?

Yahoo.com homepage: Yup. Believe it or not, they reported it.

NYPost.com: Yup. They reported it. Too bad their website looks like a celebrity tabloid more than it does actual news.

NYTimes.com: Now, come on. Did you honestly think they'd report it? No. They didn't.

Lenovo.com: Yes. It's my default home page because I keep forgetting to make something else my home page. They DID report the joke, and reported that the White House is downplaying the remark.

CNN.com: Didn't report joke. But did report the astronaut's wake up call as Breaking News (um. okay)

FoxNews.com: Reported "joke."