Posted on 05/05/2009 7:27:52 AM PDT by JDAM2007
For some inexplicable reason having to do with who knows what, a widespread impression has grown among many politics fans that MSNBC and its crowd of talkers -- including Chris "Thrill Up My Leg" Matthews, Norah "The GOP Is Doomed to Die" O'Donnell and Ed "It's Time to Grind Them Into the Ground" Schultz -- are somewhat in favor of President Obama.
Well, actually in complete love with the Great Change Agent.
Now, thanks to the ubiquitous cameras of C-SPAN, comes official videoed word from Kareem Dale, special assistant to the president for arts and culture and a key White House advisor on disability policy.
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Does that then make Olbermann the new “blue dress” ???
I thought ZERO liked “The Fox News Channel...”
Do you hear that big fat wet kiss? It goes both ways.
Imagine if the Bush White House said a few years ago that they l-o-v-e-d FOX News. Talk about hypocrisy.
This reveals yet another stunning 0bama appointment..
0bama has created a brand new post for “arts policy” and the appointee is a BLIND man !
My wife and I were researching some government options for our elderly, blind and disabled aunt. She needs to be in a home and there is no money for it. I wrote a letter to someone in charge of a Fed Gov Program. A couple days later, my wife got a call from the Feds. In the 30 minute phone conversation, my wife was able to give them the information they were looking for, our zip code. Why did it take so long? The voice was translating the conversation between my wife and the Fed employee. The employee was deaf and everything had to be typed back and forth by the translator.
I have not heard from them since (no pun intended).
Obamabots get a hard on watching Chrissy and Oldwoman.
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