Posted on 03/25/2009 5:02:45 AM PDT by governsleastgovernsbest
If Maggie Rodriguez [file photo] had been aboard the Titanic and an officer had started screaming at the captain that the ship was headed for an iceberg and the Captain had to dramatically change course, Maggie would presumably have admonished him: “what good does it to to point that out? Why don’t you see if you can compromise, maybe get the captain to slow it down a knot or two?”
That’s the same kind of advice the Early Show co-anchor gave Sen. Richard Shelby (R-AL), when on today’s Early Show he said, pointing out the PBO’s own budget projections are for an accumulated deficits larger than all previous presidents in US history combined, the economy was on a path to destruction . . .
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Dumbest question of the week nominee ping to Today show list.
She must have learned at the knee of Dan Rather.
What good does it do to bury your head in the sand?
Because you don't suffer any anxiety before you get wiped out.
It really is frightening. We are surrounded by pod people.
CATS: You are on the way to destruction. You have no chance to survive make your time.
Well, if we have no chance to survive, at least we can make our time.
Ah, great minds...
Correction -- ONE of the dumbest questions as Chuck Todd asking Obama if there aren't more sacrifices the American people can make during these trying times certainly ranks up there -- AND today is only Wednesday.
There’s no point hanging onto the past. America had a great run. Remember it fondly for what it was.
The parasites outnumber the hosts now, and there’s no going back. Throw some cold water in your face and figure out how to grab every government dime you possibly can before the parasites gobble it all up. Every man for himself.
FRegards,
LH
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