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SeattleGriz wrote:Are you kidding me? Where the eff was Obama today?

You donks need to be put under rule by an overpowering force, for that is what your weak azz, GW copying President has shown of your party.

AZGrizFan wrote:

SeattleGriz wrote:Are you kidding me? Where the eff was Obama today?

You donks need to be put under rule by an overpowering force, for that is what your weak azz, GW copying President has shown of your party.

What the hell....it was only Veterans Day. Not a big deal to someone like him.

SeattleGriz wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:
What the hell....it was only Veterans Day. Not a big deal to someone like him.

Exactly. He is too busy trying to be white to give a **** about anyone who paved his way.

I have tried to keep my mouth shut, but Obama is a piece of **** who rose to power through entitlement.

kalm wrote:

SeattleGriz wrote:
Exactly. He is too busy trying to be white to give a **** about anyone who paved his way.

I have tried to keep my mouth shut, but Obama is a piece of **** who rose to power through entitlement.

Yeah, why can't he of risen to power the old fashioned way - by inheriting it.

CitadelGrad wrote:

kalm wrote:
Yeah, why can't he of risen to power the old fashioned way - by inheriting it.

If you're speaking of Bush, yes he owes a great deal to his family name. What scares me about Obama is what he owes and to whom he owes it.

AZGrizFan wrote:

CitadelGrad wrote:
If you're speaking of Bush, yes he owes a great deal to his family name. What scares me about Obama is what he owes and to whom he owes it.

Well he's already paid Soros back in spades with the IndyMac bank/OneWest bank deal.

Cluck U wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:
Well he's already paid Soros back in spades with the IndyMac bank/OneWest bank deal.

"spades"? Racist!

Obama was indeed in the military mood yesterday. But unfortunately, G-20 sunk his battleship.

AZGrizFan wrote:

CitadelGrad wrote:
If you're speaking of Bush, yes he owes a great deal to his family name. What scares me about Obama is what he owes and to whom he owes it.

Well he's already paid Soros back in spades with the IndyMac bank/OneWest bank deal.

Top Palin aide is on Soros' payroll

By Justin Elliott
AP/Reuters
Sarah Palin and George SorosGlenn Beck spent the past week denouncing the liberal billionaire and philanthropist George Soros as a "puppet master" who is orchestrating a coup "to bring America to her knees."

Given Soros' alleged role plotting to destroy the United States, Beck and his Fox viewership might be surprised to learn that one of Sarah Palin's top aides has been on Soros' payroll for years.

That would be Republican lobbyist Randy Scheunemann, Palin's foreign policy adviser and a member of her small inner circle. He runs a Washington, D.C., consulting firm called Orion Strategies. Scheunemann and a partner have since 2003 been paid over $150,000 by one of Soros' organizations for lobbying work, according to federal disclosure forms reviewed by Salon. The lobbying, which has continued to the present, centers on legislation involving sanctions and democracy promotion in Burma.

Scheunemann's client is the Open Society Policy Center, a DC-based advocacy group founded and funded by Soros. The Open Society Policy Center says on its website that it "encourages Congress and the Administration to press the military dictatorship in Burma to restore political rights and democracy."

In the course of Beck's three-day look at Soros' network of organizations and his links to Democratic politicians, the fact that a top aide to a likely GOP presidential candidate has been retained by a Soros outfit did not come up.

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Scheunemann is known as a longtime neoconservative who pushed for the U.S. invasion of Iraq and for support for Georgia. He has been strongly identified with Palin since he met her while working as the chief foreign policy adviser of the McCain campaign in 2008 (see a classic picture of Scheunemann and Palin doing debate prep here). Since then, Scheunemann has taken on an increasingly prominent role in Palin-land. He traveled with her to Hong Kong for a speech in September 2009. In the second quarter of 2010, Scheunemann's Orion Strategies was paid $30,000 by Palin's political action committee for consulting on "national and international issues."

Palin even recommended Scheunemann -- along with Orion Strategies staffer and former McCain campaign spokesman Michael Goldfarb -- as debate prep coaches to doomed Delaware Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell. They subsequently spent a day helping O'Donnell.

We reached out to Goldfarb Thursday afternoon to see if Orion had any comment about its work for Soros, and we will update this post if we hear back.

AZGrizFan wrote:

CitadelGrad wrote:
If you're speaking of Bush, yes he owes a great deal to his family name. What scares me about Obama is what he owes and to whom he owes it.

Well he's already paid Soros back in spades with the IndyMac bank/OneWest bank deal.

blueballs wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:
Well he's already paid Soros back in spades with the IndyMac bank/OneWest bank deal.

Thanks AZ for mentioning that... apparently the boys are back for second helpings:

http://www.housingwire.com/2010/11/11/o ... m-citibank

In March 2009, the FDIC held an auction for IndyMac Bank, which it had seized in 2008, and sold it to IMB HoldCo LLC. The FDIC said at the time that IMB Management Holdings LP, a limited partnership composed primarily of hedge funds, controlled IMB Holdco LLC. The FDIC also said that IMB HoldCo was the only bidder for all of the IndyMac Bank assets. IMB HoldCo did not bid on the uninsured deposits at IndyMac Bank. There were a number of conditions of the FDIC sale to IMB HoldCo LLC, including that IMB HoldCo would capitalize OneWest with approximately $1.3 billion in cash.[1]

As another condition of the sale IMB HoldCo also agreed to continue the FDIC’s existing loan modification program. The FDIC also agreed to share losses on a portfolio of qualifying loans, with IMB HoldCo assuming the first 20% of losses, with the FDIC sharing losses 80/20 for the next 10% of losses and 95/5 thereafter. Finally under a participation structure on an approximately $2 billion portfolio of construction and other loans, the FDIC will receive a majority of all cash flows generated.

In February 2010, OneWest Bank entered into a purchase and assumption agreement with the FDIC for acquisition of the deposits and certain assets of La Jolla Bank, FSB. Under the terms of the transaction, OneWest acquired $3.6 billion in assets. The FDIC and OneWest agreed to a loss‐sharing agreement covering a majority of the acquired loans from La Jolla Bank.

SuperHornet wrote:Wasn't Obama in Korea yesterday?

CitadelGrad wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:Wasn't Obama in Korea yesterday?

Yes, it was where he failed to get a trade agreement with South Korea. He was then beaten to a pulp by 19 of the G-20 members for his idiotic monetary policy.

Cap'n Cat wrote:

CitadelGrad wrote:
Yes, it was where he failed to get a trade agreement with South Korea. He was then beaten to a pulp by 19 of the G-20 members for his idiotic monetary policy.

Clueless Conk-zaggerations and generalizations. The poor motherfvcker is still fighting to overcome the shit taste in our allies' mouths from Cheney/Bush.

AZGrizFan wrote:

Cap'n Cat wrote:

Clueless Conk-zaggerations and generalizations. The poor motherfvcker is still fighting to overcome the shit taste in our allies' mouths from Cheney/Bush.

Hows he gonna get the shit taste out of THEIR mouths by sucking THEIR dicks?

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Chizzang wrote:Not trying to pick a fight or anything... Because I have no idea
but what exactly is the president supposed to do today..?

Chizzang wrote:Not trying to pick a fight or anything... Because I have no idea
but what exactly is the president supposed to do today..?

CitadelGrad wrote:

Chizzang wrote:Not trying to pick a fight or anything... Because I have no idea
but what exactly is the president supposed to do today..?

As the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, he might in some small way acknowledge that it's Veterans Day. I assure you he will at least make some statement about Black History Month in February.