Hillary, if you can't take the heat, back out

Reading through the FoxNews website an article by Howard Kurtz caught my attention: "Hillary backer: Calling Clinton 'calculating' or 'ambitious' is 'coded sexism'"

It begins with an email that a New York Times reporter, Amy Chozick, received from what Kurtz describes as a "hyperactive Hillary Clinton supporter." The email to Ms. Chozick is titled: "Your Obsessive and Loathsome Coverage."

We knew this was going to happen in Clinton's campaign, but her campaign hasn't even been officially announced and already the morons are pulling out the "Sexist Card."

John West, the moron in question, is the director of "HRC Super Volunteers." West apparently sees everything that is critical of Hillary Clinton as sexist, just like everything critical of Barack Obama is racist.

Liberals have nothing in their defensive arsenal to thwart factual criticism so they must rely on the liberal tactics of ad hominem attacks.

This Hillary pantywaist emailed 120 journalists telling them that he and his group (a gaggle of liberals who came together as one on Facebook) "will not tolerate any form of sexist news coverage of any woman who chooses to break through the glass ceilings: whether as a CEO or running for president of these United States. Already we have seen the coded language of sexism and innuendo used by major news outlets and we are not happy."

The 120 journalists are so scared of these vaginally-focused idiots that they were quaking in their jeans (or was it quacking at their computers).

West cites examples of what he determines is "coded innuendo": the New Yorker referring to Clinton as "petulant"; USA Today, the Washington Post and Time Magazine writing about her preference for "secrecy"; and the New York Times having the utter gall to say that she could "be seen as unduly secretive or imperious." Imagine, even Politico called her "devious" and "defensive."

How dare they write what John West finds offensive and sexist?

West threatened the journalists by saying:

"You are on notice that we will be watching, reading, listening and protesting coded sexism this time around in words and phrases like polarizing, calculating, disingenuous, insincere, ambitious, will do anything to win, represents the past, out of touch, inevitable, entitled, over cofident, defiant, inserting snide comments on her looks like tired, haggard, worn out . . . the list goes on but I trust you get my point."

Kurtz points out what a few male politicians, mostly from the GOP side, have gone through with the slings and arrows from the liberals. For example, John McCain being called old and possibly missing a couple of screws from his time in a POW camp (liberals really suck to use the POW ploy in a negative way for McCain); Ted Cruz being called a "wacko bird" and worst this week; Boehner being too weepy.

Originally a McCain joke about his shorts

What Hillary Clinton did by keeping her government emails on a private server and deleting those she decided to get rid of, has nothing to do with her being a woman. 

And along with her sordid past with White Water, her politically-motivated tolerance of Bill's indiscretions with women, her being fired from the Watergate Committee, and on and on, what does her being a woman have to do with the fact that we cannot accurately describe her as: insincere, ambitious, driven, defiant, polarizing, calculating, disingenuous, and will do anything to win?

To be told that one must censor what one writes about Hillary Rodham Clinton merely shows how weak she really is, and how her "super duper pooper volunteers" recognize this. 

Like Barack Obama, Hillary's ego is unable to tolerate genuine criticism, especially when it rings true. Sadly, her super followers have the need to protect this weak woman, a throwback from the past.






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Fox Goes Mainstream on Bibi

Well, it looks like Fox News has gone mainstream media when it sang a different song on Friday about Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Both Shepard Smith and Chris Wallace criticized Bibi's decision to speak in front of Congress in March and did not kiss Obama's ring and confess his plan beforehand. The speech will come just weeks before the Israeli election, which it appears will be won, once again by Netanyahu.

Speaker John Boehner extended the invitation to Bibi on Wednesday and even Boehner forgot to mention it. 

The subject of the speech will primarily be on the need for greater sanctions on Iran and on Islamic extremism.

The exchange between Smith and Wallace came in response to a quote from Martin Indyk from The New York Times Thursday. Indyk worked for the Brookings Institute and served as US ambassador to Israel. He was also the former US envoy to the peace process. "Netanyahu is using the Republican Congress for a photo-op for his election campaign and the Republicans are using Bibi for their campaign against Obama. Unfortunately, the US relationship will take the hit. It would be far wiser for us to stay out of their politics and for them to stay out of ours," Indyk said.

Wallace agreed completely with that statement and said that he was "shocked" by the whole affair. Smith asked whether Bibi would back out of the speech because, "Members of his own Mossad have come out and said this is a horrible idea and so have members of his own political party. Of course his political opponents are screaming up and down, the newspapers over there are going wild over this."

Bibi's selfie

Smith, for his part said, "It seems that they think we don't pay any attentiuon and that we are just a bunch of complete morons, the US citizens, like we wouldn't pick up on what is happening here."

Wallace then added: "For Netanyahu to come here and side with Boehner against Obama on Iran seems to me like very dicey politics."


My take differs from Smith and Wallace. Obama has been the worst presidential ally to Israel we have ever seen, except, perhaps than Jimmy Hamas Carter. All that Netanyahu is doing is giving the same treatment to Obama that Obama has given to him, time after time. Wallace called Bibi's actions akin to "sneaking into Congress." In a sense, this might be true because Obama doesn't usually know what's going on in the world unless it's on the news, he has, in effect, stated.

Obama selfie

Iran is building a nuclear arsenal; I have no doubts of this, in spite of the lack of unrefutable proof. I base my belief on Iran's history of lying, and the Islamic doctrine of Taqiya that allows lying for the sake of Islam.

The biggest threat in the world today is not the Islamic State, they can be defeated. Our biggest threat is Iran. They are working diligently at creating a nuclear arsenal and have already come up with a missile system that can reach here. Obama is giving them every opportunity to finish the job.

Netanyahu may have designs on another term in office, but bowing to Obama and asking permission to speak to Congress is both unnecessary and futile. Barack doesn't like Israel and dislikes Netanyahu even more. 

You see, Bibi has one thing Obama lacks: absolute patriotism to the country he leads.

I am surprised that Fox News has gone to the left on this issue. I am not suprised Shep Smith has, as he tends to be quite liberal, which is his choice. But for Chris Wallace to disregard Israel's position in the Middle East and the motive driving Netanyahu to make his case, it leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

It tastes like spoiled baba ganoush.

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Obama Kicks off NFL Opening Day with a Speech

Freaking Irene

I suspect Obama never has to use bathroom freshener after he does, as they say in India, a "big job" in the little boy's room. That's because his s**t is weak--an old Marine Corps saying referring to people who are passive, weak, timid, shy, and pussies, a word which may be another Marine Corps term. By the way, Obama pronounces Corps with the "s" as he did in a speech about Navy Corpsemen, whatever they are. He may be erudite and loquatious, but he's not the brightest bomb on the suicide vest.


But worse than being timid and shy, and leading with his behind, he is incredibly arrogant--perhaps that is because he believes, as I said above, that his s**t doesn't stink--he thinks that he is better than the rest of us plain folk. He is arrogant to think that the American public has the luxury to wait for him to get his lazy ass back from the greens to grace us with his wisdom about how he plans to get jobs for Americans. Hurricane Irene, unfortunately for him, cut his vacation in Martha's Vineyard short by five hours and still he had the audacity to hope we would tolerate his doing his version of a big job on us. Then he had the brilliant idea to announce today that he would make his illuminating speech on the same day and time as the GOP presidential debates, and I am happy to report that John Boehner called him on it and told him that he should make other plans. Of course, Jay Carney, his bespeckled and highly arrogant Press Secretary who Obama found on Angie's List with a B rating, said that it was a mere coincidence that the president's busy scheduling conflicted with the debate, but I finally believe the American public has had enough of this crap, which is why Boehner said no go to Obama's show.

In his presidential wisdom, Obama agreed to speak on Thursday and another coincidence was revealed: it's opening day for the NFL and the competition is going to be fierce--not between the teams, but between Obama and the game. What a crew of idiots he must have to miss this little detail. Maybe Carney was telling the truth about the original plans for the Wednesday confilct--nah, he's an ivy leaguer--the only mistake he made was to be a libtard and be on Obama's staff. At least that's the only mistake we know about the guy. Holder, well that's another story.



So what are you gonna do--watch Obama make another campaign speech where he blames the lack of bipartisanship, (read Republicans) for our country's woes, and tell how he inherited this problem from Bush, and yadda yadda? Or are you going to watch the Packers kick butt?

I know what I'm going to be doing Thursday-I can always watch Obama re-runs on the PajamasTV.


Comments? Don't be shy or timid--it doesn't become you.


 

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