Jack & Jill Politics

The father of the first family shall go down in history in infamy for not helping black people.

Sarcasm: maybe Obama should join the KKK.

Obama is a disgrace to black people.

Is Obama going to financially reward black Katrina victims for having been racially discriminated against by Bush?

Where is the money?

I don’t think Obama would have any problem, hypothetically, with slavery happening all over again.

Maybe one remembers that Kanye West said, “Bush doesn’t care about black people.”

We have uncovered something far more horrifying.

It is practically like Obama “doesn’t care about black people.” (And Obama is black.)

There are all sorts of personalities.

There actually are screwed up black people who secretly don’t like their own kind.

There may even be black lunatics or freaks who would fancy themselves prancing around wearing a KKK outfit or uniform with the swastika on it.

Maybe Obama even fantasizes about hanging black people by nooses.

I like black people.

Black people are cool!

Black people are great.

But now, white people don’t have to worry about Obama interfering with racial discrimination inflicted by white people against racial minorities while Obama is president of the United States.

It is practically just as bad as if the white supremacist at heart, George W. Bush, is still running the country.

For example, Bush murdered a black woman—Margie Schoedinger.

“One of those very least were George Bush’s personal complicity in the death (murder to be precise) of my friend Margie Schoedinger in September of 2003. Determining the exact whereabouts and contacts of [then] president-elect George Bush on September 21 thru 22, 2003, should be entirely lacking in difficulty” (Leola McConnell (Nevada Progressive Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in 2010). Retrieved November 29, 2008, from http://leolaforussenate.blogspot.com/2008/02/le…).

Obama should have the guts to assemble workers from the FBI and/or one or more state attorney general offices and say something similar to the following:

“I, Obama, am the most powerful person in America now. Bush is no longer the president and thus no longer the most powerful person in America. I, Obama, am in control now. I, Obama, demand that the ultimate law-enforcement workers in this country investigate Bush and then proceed to have him locked away for life or executed for murdering the black woman—Margie Schoedinger. I, Obama, am black, and I find Bush’s murder of Margie Schoedinger to be personally offensive. I, Obama, feel it is once again like the time of slavery when white people killed black people with no sheriff, prosecutor, or court to stop it from happening or prosecute it. I, Obama, am not going to go around in the modern-day democracy feeling like a black slave of white people—especially while I am the president of the United States. I, Obama, want Bush brought down for murdering a black woman. I, Obama, want Bush brought down for racially discriminating against black people pursuant to Hurricane Katrina. I, Obama, am going to supply financial rewards to the black people who were harmed by Bush’s racial discrimination and who are still alive. I, Obama, am taken aback by Bush having been so evil in wrongfully causing the deaths of so many black people pursuant to his racist response relative to Hurricane Katrina. I, Obama, am going to take advantage of my time as a racial-minority president and not allow “Bush’s KKK-Neo-Nazi mentality” to rule over and oppress black people in America.”

Obama is not doing anything about Bush’s murder of Margie Schoedinger.

Obama has not given a penny to any black victims of Bush’s racial discrimination.

Obama needs to say: “I can change and act like a black person instead of disgracing myself all over the place!”

Obama needs to say: “Change—Yes I can!”

Submitted by Andrew Yu-Jen Wang
B.S., Summa Cum Laude, 1996
Messiah College, Grantham, PA
Lower Merion High School, Ardmore, PA, 1993

What's happening in California is really scary. This is why Obama is trying to get a handle on long-term entitlements. I think Obama will give a speech about this next week. California is a super-obvious example, but actually, the entire United States is close to out-of-control when it comes to the balance between taxes and spending. Bill Clinton actually managed to run budget surpluses (or pretty close, depending on how you count the numbers) but obviously for the most recent 8 years, deficit spending has gone haywire. People don't want to hear about it, but I think we may need to do some pretty major things, like raising the social security retirement age, and raising the gas tax, and really clamping down on rich people who pay almost no taxes. Let's face it, Bush managed to double the national debt (an amazing “achievement”), and life may be difficult for many of us for a while.

rikyrah: Last night I watched the SPECIAL – - -”HOUSE OF CARDS.”

CNBC Special Report: House of Cards
An in-depth look at the housing bust that has upended the American dream

In 2004, in the midst of the housing boom, President George Bush had a chance to do a little bragging in his State of the Union Address.

“This economy is strong and growing stronger,” he said, to applause in the House chamber. “New home construction (is at) the highest in almost 20 years. Homeownership rates (are at) the highest ever.”

Just one month later, then-Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan encouraged the mortgage industry to come up with new kinds of loans — so even more people could buy homes.

SKIP

Rutledge believes the competition led to a distortion of rating standards.

“The problem is, if you are the only person who knows how these standards work… if investors aren’t paying attention and investment banks are only comparing what they can get if they go to you versus the next ratings agency, nobody’s paying attention,” she said.

The result of that failure of attention was a massive failure to accurately judge the risks of mortgage-backed securities. In time, that led to the collapse of the housing market. And that, in turn, led to a situation which everyone around the globe is now paying attention to: the current global economic collapse.

I was just GLUED to the TV as I heard the GREED & MIS-MANAGEMENT of all entities involved. YES. GREENSPAN KNEW & kinda shifted BLAME to anyone that he could!!

Annnnd, to watch people moving out of their “DREAM HOMES” was VERY SAD!!

IMHO, SHRUB WAS NOT EVEN WORKING ON THIS MATTER DURING HIS LAST YEARS!! Annnnd, I don't think that he was CAPABLE of 1. understanding the elements involved. 2. stop a “run-away train!”

***shakin my head!!*** Whew! Deep Breaths!!

What's happening in California is really scary. This is why Obama is trying to get a handle on long-term entitlements. I think Obama will give a speech about this next week. California is a super-obvious example, but actually, the entire United States is close to out-of-control when it comes to the balance between taxes and spending. Bill Clinton actually managed to run budget surpluses (or pretty close, depending on how you count the numbers) but obviously for the most recent 8 years, deficit spending has gone haywire. People don't want to hear about it, but I think we may need to do some pretty major things, like raising the social security retirement age, and raising the gas tax, and really clamping down on rich people who pay almost no taxes. Let's face it, Bush managed to double the national debt (an amazing “achievement”), and life may be difficult for many of us for a while.

rikyrah: Last night I watched the SPECIAL – - -”HOUSE OF CARDS.”

CNBC Special Report: House of Cards
An in-depth look at the housing bust that has upended the American dream

In 2004, in the midst of the housing boom, President George Bush had a chance to do a little bragging in his State of the Union Address.

“This economy is strong and growing stronger,” he said, to applause in the House chamber. “New home construction (is at) the highest in almost 20 years. Homeownership rates (are at) the highest ever.”

Just one month later, then-Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan encouraged the mortgage industry to come up with new kinds of loans — so even more people could buy homes.

SKIP

Rutledge believes the competition led to a distortion of rating standards.

“The problem is, if you are the only person who knows how these standards work… if investors aren’t paying attention and investment banks are only comparing what they can get if they go to you versus the next ratings agency, nobody’s paying attention,” she said.

The result of that failure of attention was a massive failure to accurately judge the risks of mortgage-backed securities. In time, that led to the collapse of the housing market. And that, in turn, led to a situation which everyone around the globe is now paying attention to: the current global economic collapse.

I was just GLUED to the TV as I heard the GREED & MIS-MANAGEMENT of all entities involved. YES. GREENSPAN KNEW & kinda shifted BLAME to anyone that he could!!

Annnnd, to watch people moving out of their “DREAM HOMES” was VERY SAD!!

IMHO, SHRUB WAS NOT EVEN WORKING ON THIS MATTER DURING HIS LAST YEARS!! Annnnd, I don't think that he was CAPABLE of 1. understanding the elements involved. 2. stop a “run-away train!”

***shakin my head!!*** Whew! Deep Breaths!!

What's happening in California is really scary. This is why Obama is trying to get a handle on long-term entitlements. I think Obama will give a speech about this next week. California is a super-obvious example, but actually, the entire United States is close to out-of-control when it comes to the balance between taxes and spending. Bill Clinton actually managed to run budget surpluses (or pretty close, depending on how you count the numbers) but obviously for the most recent 8 years, deficit spending has gone haywire. People don't want to hear about it, but I think we may need to do some pretty major things, like raising the social security retirement age, and raising the gas tax, and really clamping down on rich people who pay almost no taxes. Let's face it, Bush managed to double the national debt (an amazing “achievement”), and life may be difficult for many of us for a while.

rikyrah: Last night I watched the SPECIAL – - -”HOUSE OF CARDS.”

CNBC Special Report: House of Cards
An in-depth look at the housing bust that has upended the American dream

In 2004, in the midst of the housing boom, President George Bush had a chance to do a little bragging in his State of the Union Address.

“This economy is strong and growing stronger,” he said, to applause in the House chamber. “New home construction (is at) the highest in almost 20 years. Homeownership rates (are at) the highest ever.”

Just one month later, then-Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan encouraged the mortgage industry to come up with new kinds of loans — so even more people could buy homes.

SKIP

Rutledge believes the competition led to a distortion of rating standards.

“The problem is, if you are the only person who knows how these standards work… if investors aren’t paying attention and investment banks are only comparing what they can get if they go to you versus the next ratings agency, nobody’s paying attention,” she said.

The result of that failure of attention was a massive failure to accurately judge the risks of mortgage-backed securities. In time, that led to the collapse of the housing market. And that, in turn, led to a situation which everyone around the globe is now paying attention to: the current global economic collapse.

I was just GLUED to the TV as I heard the GREED & MIS-MANAGEMENT of all entities involved. YES. GREENSPAN KNEW & kinda shifted BLAME to anyone that he could!!

Annnnd, to watch people moving out of their “DREAM HOMES” was VERY SAD!!

IMHO, SHRUB WAS NOT EVEN WORKING ON THIS MATTER DURING HIS LAST YEARS!! Annnnd, I don't think that he was CAPABLE of 1. understanding the elements involved. 2. stop a “run-away train!”

***shakin my head!!*** Whew! Deep Breaths!!