D-Bag o the week.......

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[Gorilla24D]

After listening to Gibbs flutter on in responce to **** Cheneys recent interview...I believe I'll give that tool the first weeks nod.......Robert Gibbs  D-Bag "o"  the week

[Gorilla24D]

I'm thinkin pretty hard about this jackass who kidnapped the girl and held her for 18 years...****bag......I'l post info tommorrow though I'm sure you know the ***** i'm talkin about...

[debk]

He's soooo far past the D-bag....he's in a rank (pun intended) of his own.


I nominate Diane Watson, D-LA...who thinks people resent Obama and his health care plan because he's "black like her" and she thinks Fidel Castro is just a brilliant man.

 

[bill12353]

Bill, that's sick piece of crap falls far below being called a dirt bag, oh for the days of vigilantes when it comes to people like that.

Deb
Diane Watson is nothing more than a backward ignorant individual who got elected because of the district she run in…  enough said on that .... who truly believes that a communist style of health care...  In short socialist is better than what we have in the United States.
She overlooks the fact that in Cuba they have very little technology in their hospitals as well as easy to get medications that the state will pay for if you're a peons.

Of course if she was Fidel who has a private wing well equipped in technology and equipment with private American educated doctors, I could understand where she's coming from.... but that's not the case for the normal citizens of Cuba.

Maybe she should go down to little Havana and talk to the Cubans down there about fidel's Health Care.


I am totally convinced there's many people in our society who would have to go up the ladder to reach Dirt-bag.

[vftb]

It's only Wednesday; so many dirt bags to choose from yet    I don't think that we've heard all there is to say about some of the winners that Obama has coronated as "czars". 

[bill12353]

Hans, I'm still looking for a czar who is even credible To be an adviser to a president, any president.  

[vftb]

You got that right Bill.  I can't even keep up with their names (I guess I don't try hard enough); there's the guy that's a self-proclaimed communist, then there's "Jr.", you know, the car czar who's never done anything except go to school.  I guess I've got to start paying more attention if I'm going to contribute anything meaningful here.  All I know is that every time I turn on the radio there's another tidbit being thrown around about one of his cronies

[bill12353]

Until I was enlightened I always considered a czar to be someone like the Russian emperor's.

The dictionary's seem to be covering a much wider interpretation, which would be misleading to say the least by claiming anyone who is given power from a higher authority.
Isn't that actually what the president already had with his cabinet members and advisers.

Oh but I forget they have to be approved by the people's delegates whereas the czars only need approval of their master.

[vftb]

Ok, I'm learning, let's start listing them; here's the ones I've got pinned right now:

Kat Sunstien - Regulatory czar
Van Jones - Green Jobs czar (the self-proclaimed communist)
Holdren (I think) - Science czar (he's the one that wants to sterilize women, as per his book)

Ah ****, I'm not going to list them all; here's a reference point:

Obama's Czars

I know, Glenn Beck isn't necessarily an objective voice, but there's really nothing subjective about a list of names, qualifications and backgrounds.  It's the first list I came to when I Googled "Obama's Czars" 

[Gorilla24D]

Yea Beck is "a bit right " ..what I like about him though is he throws out the info and lets us make our own decisions on **** ...He gives his opinion and says do the research your self...know what is going on becuase you looked into it yourself ...I really don't believe he expects everyone out there to just eat up everything he says....It seems though that the "Independents" I have talked to are listening to him and doing thier own little looks into **** and are not very happy....Polls are noting that also...so I guess It is what it is.
Back to D-bags....Can you really tell me that G Beck hasn't at least thrown in some really interesting things to look at including these so called  czars....That communist tree hugger mother****er is really ****ed up.Got my eye on him and the rest of these folks...

[vftb]

I get a kick out of Beck    Like all the others, I take him with a large grain of salt 

[rustybayonet]

One reason I like him - we are both equal opportunity congress critter disbelievers - dislike 'em all - is there one to trust?

[bill12353]

I don't really watch Beck that much,  but I do agree with him on most of what he says as he usually backs it up with proof although he is rather comical at times....He seems to be dead serious when he talks about what he thinks is happening in America.
 
Below is another dirt-bag that we should take into consideration attempting to change America to appease the Islamic world. 

ANOTHER CZAR

Harold Koh Obama’s top legal pick: Sharia law could appy in U.S. courts


JUDGES should interpret the Constitution according to other nations’ legal “norms.” Sharia law could apply to disputes in US courts. The United States constitutes an “axis of disobedience” along with North Korea and Saddam-era Iraq.

Those are the views of the man on track to become one of the US government’s top lawyers: Harold Koh.

President Obama has nominated Koh — until last week the dean of Yale Law School — to be the State Department’s legal adviser. In that job, Koh would forge a wide range of international agreements on issues from trade to arms control, and help represent our country in such places as the United Nations and the International Court of Justice.

It’s a job where you want a strong defender of America’s sovereignty. But that’s not Koh. He’s a fan of “transnational legal process,” arguing that the distinctions between US and international law should vanish.

The primacy of international legal “norms” applies even to treaties we reject. For example, Koh believes that the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child — a problematic document that we haven’t ratified — should dictate the age at which individual US states can execute criminals. Got that? On issues ranging from affirmative action to the interrogation of terrorists, what the rest of the world says, goes.
http://creepingsharia.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/harold_koh.jpg?w=203&h=276

It's becoming very difficult for me to even believe I'm still in The United States.
Most of this going on today is like a bad dream and I really mean a worst nightmare as to what's happening to our country at a very rapid pace.

[vftb]

So many dirt bags, so little time 

[Crazy Horse]

Tom Curley...........that piece of **** President at the Associated Mothr ****ing Press that made the decision to release the photo of the dying Marine against the repeated request from the family not to.

**** you Curley