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Pinkerton: 'There's a Strange Thing Happening in the Media' - Liberals Have Concluded Obama's a 'Turkey'
As NewsBusters has been reporting, Barack Obama's sycophants in the press are really starting to lose that loving feeling.
Driving this point home was the "American Conservative's" Jim Pinkerton Saturday who said on "Fox News Watch," "There's a strange thing happening in the media which is, I think, liberalism has sort of concluded that Obama is kind of a turkey, and they're sort of trying to distance themselves from him" (video follows with transcript and commentary):
JIM PINKERTON: There's a strange thing happening in the media which is, I think, liberalism has sort of concluded that Obama is kind of a turkey, and they're sort of trying to distance themselves from him. Carville is a great example of this. It's not that they're Republicans, it's not that they like Republicans any better. We'll get to that later. It's that when you see, for example, Ron Suskind, who's a well-known author, no conservative as far as I can tell, talking about what a feckless and ineffective economic policy President Obama has enacted. He can't even keep track of his own treasury secretary. Something is breaking loose in terms of the liberal lockstep.
Pinkerton was referring to a CNN.com op-ed written by former Clinton adviser James Carville Thursday in which the "Ragin' Cajun" surprisingly said:
People often ask me what advice I would give the White House about various things. Today I was mulling over election results from New York and Nevada while thinking about that very question. What should the White House do now? One word came to mind: Panic.
The Suskind reference was to an upcoming book by the author excerpted by the Washington Post Friday chronicling serious problems within Obama's economic team. But I digress:
JON SCOTT, HOST: You're getting nods from Judy here. You agree?
JUDITH MILLER: Yeah, I didn't expect to agree with Jim on this one, but I have to say that when you hear Ron Brownstein and other people say, "You know? This really raises questions about how effective a leader Obama." Or the other thing I heard on Friday on "Morning Joe" quoting Chuck Todd as saying, asking, "Gosh - is he even serious about this American jobs bill? I mean, is this, is this not just a kind of political talking point?" There's something going on at the base.
National Journal's Ron Brownstein wrote Monday of the nation's "deepening doubts about President Obama's economic agenda."
That's a lot of former Obama fans in one week concluding he's "kind of a turkey."
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We shouldn't say "we told you so..."
Submitted by Rasmus on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 4:39pm.
But we did. I have an easier time understanding the far left loons loving Obama and wanting to believe he's this incredible leader, etc. I've never understood the masses of "normal people" who so wanted to believe in him, in the face of so many indications to the contrary. Now they're feeling buyers' remorse and starting to come around, first a few at a time, then more and more. It's one thing to be young and idealistic, but when the very fate of our nation (and perhaps the world) hangs in the balance, I wish more people would put some actual effort into understanding the issues vs. blindly accepting whatever's thrown in front of them by the populists.
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Why not? I like to say it every day, as often as possible
Submitted by lsudolemite on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 5:21pm.
As often as it takes to sink into the thick skulls of the genius voters who put this disaster in the Oval Office in the first place. If it can happen once, it can and will happen again.
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Submitted by Rasmus on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 7:08pm.
Good point!
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very bad news
Submitted by Agnostic on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 9:24am.
If the liberal media actually is leaving President Obama this is very bad news. Because as you say it will happen again. Obama has done more for the left movement than any sitting President in such a short period of time and it is failing. The fact that the media are leaving Obama would mean that they are blaming the man and not the failed policies which means they will go back to their news rooms and college campuses and continue to spout the same failed ideas as a utopian dream.
I would much rather they support Obama to the end and perhaps then they would learn the failure of socialistic ideas.
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Rasmus, Very well said. I
Submitted by Liberallies on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 7:30pm.
Very well said. I get why Left wingers for this guy. But when supposedly reasonable individuals, Independents and Republicans voted for this guy, it baffles the mind.
However, we must understand what the media did. They destroyed Bush AND Bush did not defend himself, Conservatism or Republican party. A while back I heard Karl Rove that the one regret he and Bush's White House had was that they did not defend themselves from the constant attacks by the Left and media.
Also, don't forget that the USA has become a nation of a popularity contest. I remember once being at a bar and I was talking politics with a few friends. Strangers joined us and it was a lively, but respectful debate. At one point one guy asked me, "Why do you still support a President (Bush) when he only has 29% approval rating?!" I remember looking at him in disbelief and telling him, "My beliefs and support for a President are not based on how many supported him yesterday, support him today and will support him tomorrow." I went into the whole "Hitler enjoyed great popularity inside Nazi Germany. I made my point well, but it took a little bit to get a few of the individuals to understand that popularity does not matter.
I also believe it had to do with the, it was the "cool", "in" thing to do, vote for Obama. And believe me, this was not only amongst the young and dumb.
However, I know countless of people who have buyers remorse and are terrified at the thought of Obama being reelected, even though they voted for him the first time.
What I do not expect is any Liberal to vote for a Republican. As a Liberal friend of mine told me, "I don't like Obama anymore, but I will die before voting for a Republican"
by the way, there is another reason why Obama was elected. Republicans and Conservatives staying home and not voting. Towards election day and on election day I remember coming into sites like NB, Hotair, Townhall, and other conservative blogs and countless of posters admitting that they were not going to vote for McCain. instead they were going to stay home. I blame them for Obama's election as much as I blame those who voted for him!
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High School
Submitted by Unsane on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 7:32pm.
The older I get, I think I see two kinds of people: those who absolutely loved high school and think adulthood should be an extension of it; and those who were so repulsed by the experience that they want to erase all traces of it from adulthood, and want something frigging REAL out of life.
"CONSUMED DEMOCRACY RETURNS A SOCIALIST REGIME" - Slayer, "Fictional Reality", from Divine Intervention (1994)
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Liberallies....I agree completely with your post. Obama had
Submitted by Rush Fan on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 8:14pm.
the support of the mainstream media, as well as Tom Hanks. Obama also had the support of the usual liberal groups of Blacks (95%) and Jews (78%)
I forgot to mention another group that voted for Barack Obama. The uninformed, misinformed, misguided and uneducated.
But the nomination of RINO John McCain as the Republican nominee clinched the election for Obama. Not only did he run a terrible campaign, but his stance on issues such as Global Warming and energy (banning drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge) was no different than Obama and the Dems. Nevertheless, I was one who didn't stay home, but went to the polls, held my nose, and voted for the RINO.
Obama has less of a chance of being elected again. But with the Left still controlling our education system and the mainstream media, I worry that the uninformed, misinformed, misguided and uneducated. may again put him over the top.
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I understand Liberals who will never vote Republican
Submitted by stunned on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 10:24am.
I am a Conservative and wouldn't vote for a Democrat in DC. (I did vote for a Democrat Sheriff in the last election who was a hands on guy, honest, cut crime and did it without a larger budget, and extended services to this Republican area for the first time in decades in a very blue county. He managed to piss off the Democrat County machine a number of times and the last two elections had a Democrat challenger in the primaries but won each election with a bigger and bigger percentage even as Republicans won on the county level.) Honesty wins every time.
In DC the party controls the policies and it doesn't matter if a liberal Republican or conservative Republican holds the seat, the same holds for the Democrats, the policies will be the policies of the party. Liberals will never vote for a Republican and Conservatives should never vote for a Democrat as that individual no matter how apppealing the individual candidate is (that is the reality).
The Tea Party scares libs in and out of the MSM because it is pushing the Republicans back to its base of limited government rather than "compromising" with the Dems on expanding government. Changing the policies of the Republican party (the Dems are a lost cause) is what Conservatives must fight for in the long run even if it means loosing a few seats along the way as RINO's go down.
Independents vote willy-nilly and the events in the weeks before an election decide the winner. Libs never point out the McCain was leading until the banking disaster hit less than 2 months before the election. People were angry, frightened and hundreds of thousands were loosing their jobs while the MSM never pointed out it was the Dems who blocked reforms for over 5 years because of their social justice philosophy. Sorry to say but elections are about what is going on at the moment for 1/3 of the electorate and that is why Obama is in so much trouble and the liberal political base knows it.
tired of liberal lies
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It can't possibly be that hard to connect the dots
Submitted by lrgon on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 1:52pm.
"I get why Left wingers [for this guy.] But when supposedly reasonable individuals, Independents and Republicans voted for this guy, it baffles the mind."
The phenomenon is called looking at the damage the other guy did syndrome.
Bush gave us war, bailouts, A FOUR TRILLION DOLLAR DEFICIT etc.
Maybe the independent saw the other Bush negatives like: torure, secret prisons, military commissions and said "maybe I'll give this Democrat a try? who knows why voters vote the way the do unless you ask them. Many that I have asked said they were conned by the Obama rhetoric.
Maybe the independent saw Bush throwing away our heritage like Habeas Corpus; saw Bush building a government survellance network to spy on Americans. Maybe they were worrried that this spy bureaucracy would one day put them in prison and torture them?
The independent probably voted with his gut and sensed that Bush's love of big government was diametrically opposed to his public persona as a little government Christian. After all Bush built Homeland Security into an agency that threatens American's constitutional liberties.
It's no wonder if Bush treats Christians,patriots, vets, Second amendment advocates, anti-amnesty voters, pro-lifers, etc. with such disdain that this special class of Americans that love their country are treated like "terrorists" by the very depressing and oppressive department Bush created with his "Patriot Act."
Look who we were offered: McCain a pro-amnesty, pro-abortion, big government high tax guy.
Those independents took the marxist for his word and voted for him because he said he would undo Bush's ugly agenda of war,torture and crony capitalism. They were wrong but until we do have a real choice instead of an echo, expect them to vote the way they do since the major media won't straighten them out on their poor voting habits.
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Pople who couldn't see through Obama's crap ...
Submitted by Newsbubba on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 2:42pm.
... weren't just wrong. They were also stupid.
Let me be the first (today) to say that I am no genius, but I recognize bull Shiite when I see it and hear it.
Now that you've listed all the evil things that Bush did, want to tell me which ones of them Bambi got rid of or improved on. Oh, that's right. The debt! He's made it much bigger.
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Okay, now that you've established yourself as a prescient,
Submitted by Jer on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 7:00pm.
condescending elitist, tell us how and when you divined that Obama would actually continue many of the previous administration's programs and policies which his base found distasteful and expected him to terminate?
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Actually, good buddy ...
Submitted by Newsbubba on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 7:08pm.
... I knew it before that RBFSOB knew it himself!
No brag. Just fact.
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Just for the record...
Submitted by Jer on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 7:15pm.
does that stand for Rat Bastard F*cking Son Of a Bitch? I like to keep up with the current anagrams employed by the ODSers. :-)
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The "F" stands for 'Fascist', Jer,---
Submitted by matthewdean on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 7:30pm.
which has been spelled out on numerous occasions.
You aren't doing well at "keeping up".
Understandable, what with all the problems your hero has created for himself AND the country; thereby making ODS not only a possibility, but a necessity.
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I thought I posed that question to Newsbubba, Matthew...
Submitted by Jer on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 7:36pm.
but I keep forgetting you are the self-appointed spokesman for every conservative member of NewsBusters.
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Luckily, Jer, your continual ---
Submitted by matthewdean on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 7:52pm.
pissing. moaning, and mewling about where and why I post on any given NewsBusters thread makes it a certainty that I shall never forget that you are THE official NB house lib whine bagger.
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Just stating the obvious, Matthew...
Submitted by Jer on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 8:03pm.
I think it's cute. And I'm sure all concerned are more than pleased to have you do their thinking for them.
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"Cute" is for kittens, puppies, and---
Submitted by matthewdean on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 8:33pm.
Nancy boys. :o)
Why, exactly, would you try and make this an issue of me doing someone else's thinking for them?
You be slippin', brother.
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Don't worry about me, Matthew...
Submitted by Jer on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 11:20pm.
Your buddy dscott is lying face down in a puddle of goo. Better lend him a hand.
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Jer, ---
Submitted by matthewdean on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 11:34pm.
Your reference to dscott has me drawing a complete blank --?
dscott is a very informed poster, who, like almost every regular poster here, on occasion has found himself either disagreeing with another poster, or being disagreed with by another poster.
That happens a lot around here.
That is a lot of what makes NB's interesting.
So, again --??
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Submitted by Jer on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 2:04am.
I'd always gotten along well with dscott and enjoyed our exchanges. But he made a couple of comments two or three months ago that I thought were especially unwarranted and offensive. And he wouldn't back off them. But, hopefully we'll get things back on track some time soon.
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the kitty is being cheeky,
Submitted by dscott on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 2:13am.
the kitty is being cheeky, here, just for that I'll brush your fur backwards.
I insulted his god Obama and his religion liberalism of incompetence and not being as concerned for foreigners (1100 Mexicans killed as a result of Fast and Furious) as for Americans, for this he is offended.
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Wrong on all counts, dscott...
Submitted by Jer on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 2:28am.
But I am certainly impressed by how quickly and thoroughly you have managed to demolish every shred of the considerable respect you had earned from me over the years.
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I've got your dander up now.
Submitted by dscott on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 3:43am.
I've got your dander up now. I can feel the spit from your hissing right through the monitor. bad kitty
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Dan...I have no idea how old you are, but
Submitted by Jer on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 10:21am.
you're exhibiting the emotional maturity of a four-year-old. Grow up.
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Sorry jer, but his
Submitted by amyshulk on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 11:48am.
Sorry jer, but his descriptive phrasing made me laugh out loud! I guess I'm just a kid at heart, since I'm now officially in AARP territory!!!
Ronald Reagan
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Sorry, amy...
Submitted by Jer on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 6:14pm.
but I despise cats.
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Oh, I didn't know - did he?
Submitted by amyshulk on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 6:25pm.
Oh, I didn't know - did he? If yes, that was mean.
Ronald Reagan
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Oh come now Jer, where's that
Submitted by dscott on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 12:25am.
Oh come now Jer, where's that Cheshire Cat smile. Here kitty, kitty. I'm nice to my pets so don't bite the hand that feeds you treats.
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Bahaha, Jer, you're the house
Submitted by dscott on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 10:23pm.
Bahaha, Jer, you're the house whine or the house lib. bahahahah, our official pet. here kitty, kitty, here kitty, kitty.
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I didn't know Jer didn't like
Submitted by dscott on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 8:30pm.
I didn't know Jer didn't like kitties. How about puppies, does Jer dislike puppies? Kind of hard to rub hair backwards on dogs.
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Love puppies...
Submitted by Jer on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 10:04pm.
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MD straighten you out, Jer?
Submitted by Newsbubba on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 7:38pm.
My definition is more accurate than your interpretation because I'm sure that Bambi is a Fascist, whereas there is some doubt about what the Clydesdale allows Him to do. Of course, I have to admit, He's slipping it to the rest of the country pretty good!
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If he was correct, then yes
Submitted by Jer on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 7:45pm.
he certainly did.
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Submitted by Jer on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 7:57pm.
I note several of your previous posts where you do indeed mention that the "F" stands for "Fascist". I apologize for insinuating otherwise.
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Submitted by Free Stinker on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 2:10pm.
Obama's Dismal Stewardship ?
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Prince of Fools
Submitted by LarryG on Tue, 09/20/2011 - 12:11am.
Some people have the vocabulary to sum up things in a way you can understand them. This quote came from the Czech Republic. Someone over there has it figured out. We have a lot of work to do.
"The danger to America is not Barack Obama but a citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the Presidency. It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of an Obama presidency than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgment to a depraved electorate willing to have such a man for their president."
"The problem is much deeper and far more serious than Mr. Obama, who is a mere symptom of what ails America . Blaming the prince of the fools should not blind anyone to the vast confederacy of fools that made him their prince.
The Republic can survive a Barack Obama, who is, after all, merely a fool. It is less likely to survive a multitude of fools such as those who made him their president."
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Well I think if we looked
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 3:29am.
Well I think if we looked deeper we can understand the appeal of Obama.
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Dan.....Your Zombie link was on the mark.
Submitted by Rush Fan on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 5:21am.
Barack Obama clearly spoke the truth at least once when he said "I'm reminded every single day, that I am not a perfect man. I will not be a perfect president." Perfect? Not even close. How about lousy?
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Well, d'oh!
Submitted by Mary Louise Turner on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 4:44pm.
Attention, make believe media: We knew that Ears was a bad candidate long before he became the Democrats' nominee, but you fools were much too busy turning him into the Anointed One and managed to fool 66 million suckers. When Ears was revealed to have feet of clay, you were in constant denial...and NOW you're turning against him???
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As an appellation for Obama,---
Submitted by matthewdean on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 5:09pm.
"Turkey", even capitalized, is waaaaaaay too ameliorative.
RBFSOBPLPOS is much more accurate. (h/t Newsbubba, jon t., and me)
The fact that I will not watch; anytime, anywhere; this sleazy, lazy, lying, worthless escapee from the joke that is Chicago and Illinois politics; does not take away from the sinking feeling I get that this fool and those who voted for hope and change, disingenuous or not for doing so, have stolen over four years of my life.
Even worse, the fool Obama and his Democratic political minions have managed to tarnish, or remove altogether, too much of the America I grew up in.
Sorry, sorry, bastards.
Each and every one of them.
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Submitted by Wrathful Brunette on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 5:25pm.
I got it all figured out but the "RBF" part. *drums fingers*
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Allow me, bru.
Submitted by Newsbubba on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 5:34pm.
Dat be Rat Bastard Fascist.
As I say, the only thing that may be a stretch is "rat." The other superlatives are true.
May have to switch "rat" to turkey since Pinkerton called a "fowl" on Bambi.
Do you think Pinkerton realizes that, not only is he a racist, but he is also anti-fowl?
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It is LOL funny!
Submitted by jon_torlin on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 7:35pm.
I saw md's wonderful nickname while I was over at my dad's place today (we finally got some good hard rain in central texas today, hell yeah!) doing some upgrades on his PC and was reading NB while doing that. I busted out laughing and my dad asked me what was so funny. I pointed out the letters to him and he was confused for a second. I spelled it out for him and we laughed for a good couple of minutes.
Ahhh, good day.
Thanks for the h/t, md!
Maybe Pinkerton should be reported to Attack Watch for his fowl language? Talk about clucking around with words while beaking his mind.
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Nah, bubba..........you can
Submitted by killa37 on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 12:08am.
Nah, bubba..........you can stick with 'rat'. My cat Oreo kills a lot of them,and they are all the same...........and guys like Obama and his commie/lib/anti-American pals are all the same too - vermin. Plus, a 'turkey' is something that might have looked good but ended up not working.................in my opinion, Boy Barry NEVER looked good - but I did my homework...........and, unfortunatly, even though his co-horts in crime are finally beginning to discover that they've been 'punk'd' too............he's done (possibly) irrepairable damage to our country - even though he's a 'turkey'.
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Demeaning term
Submitted by LarryG on Tue, 09/20/2011 - 12:16am.
While I agree with your sentiment, I think it's unkind to the rat to use it as a comparison. Rats are very intelligent, adaptive creatures which accounts for their success while the subject of current discourse can't claim such admirable qualities.
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Does this mean...
Submitted by kch50428 on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 4:48pm.
They're going to stop polishing their turd?
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Maybe they have finally figured out there is no way...
Submitted by Dave. on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 5:13pm.
...to pick it up from the clean end.
Vote for the American in November
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The Leftist media's love for Obama may be waning, but they
Submitted by Rush Fan on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 4:56pm.
are at heart Leftist ideologues like Barack Obama. That means the media will not only prop him up when it comes down to the wire, but they will vote for him as well. The Leftist media is a propaganda arm for Democrats and Obama, and that will not change.
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Rush Fan, Exactly, at the
Submitted by Liberallies on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 7:33pm.
Rush Fan,
Exactly, at the end, they will carry water for Obama. Does anyone really expect the NY Times, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, San Fran Chronicle, etc not to endorse President Obama for 2012?
As I have been told by my Liberal friends. They are disappointed by Obama, but not enough to vote for a Republican.
We must work to get the Republicans that voted for Obama, who stayed home and did not vote for McCain (I will never understand this mentality!) and for the Independents who voted for Obama.
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It's not the liberals
Submitted by Ken James on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 5:05pm.
that should concern us. They're a relatively small group. The people who bother me are those who call themselves Independents, you know, those who have no convictions and who change their minds at the slightest change. If Perry says "Social Security is a Ponzi scheme", they suddenly bolt back to Obama. They are as clueless as Obama and for some reason they are proud that they hold the balance of this country in sway. It's their vote that makes polls look like a see-saw. These are the ones who will vote for Obama again because the media persuades them to do that. These people cannot think for themselves and are easily convinced. They believe whatever they hear last and we have to hope it's a conservative who has the last word.
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I have no problem with
Submitted by Rasmus on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 7:14pm.
I have no problem with Independents (whether capital "I" or not). Not everyone fits neatly into the Democrat or Republican party's mold. I'm a conservative, and it so happens that the Repubs most often align with my beliefs much better than the Dems do, and so I vote Republican consistently. The ones that concern me are those who can't form an opinion until days before election day. Remember those "independent voters" they had on all the news shows just days, sometimes even hours before the polls opened? "I just can't seem to make up my mind, but I'm leaning..." Seriously? The campaigns start ~ 2 years before the elections; the nominees are announced months prior; and there are literally thousands of news reports, opinion columns, debates, ads, and statements by the candidates, and you can't make up your mind until you walk into the booth? It's scary, because apparently the balance between serious Libs and Conservatives is about even in this country today (unbelievable) and these wafflers are the voters who really decide elections.
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Submitted by Ken James on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 8:41pm.
That's exactly the kind of person I'm talking about. I doubt they even understand the rationale of their own muddled thought process. They are as likely to vote for Obama again for no reason other than they feel sorry for him, but you can be sure it will have nothing to do with competency or performance.
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Gobble gobble gobble
Submitted by Restless Legs on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 5:13pm.
The real turkeys are the ones who voted for him.
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he was elected for the color
Submitted by TruthMonger on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 1:47pm.
he was elected for the color of his skin, not the content of his character
Congratulations Jimmy Carter!
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President Obama's election
Submitted by ThePickle on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 5:15pm.
President Obama's election NEVER had anything to do with his politics, his policies or his political positions.
It had nothing to do with his experience in either the private or public sector.
It had nothing to do with his ability to lead this nation neither real nor perceived, nor did it have to do with anything remotely resembling a "history of success". .
The election of Barrack Obama WAS about "a historic moment in this nations history" a phrase I heard ad nauseum in the fawning MSM.
Draw what conclusions you will about what was meant by it being a "historic moment"....
I know I have, and as I have said, it sure wasn't about his politics or political positions.
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ThePickle, Yeap! I know a
Submitted by Liberallies on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 7:35pm.
Yeap! I know a few people who voted for Obama because it was historic and it was time to prove that America was not racist!
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Submitted by jon_torlin on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 7:38pm.
Me too, LA. What happened to those same people I knew? They dropped out of sight, they won't talk to me, avoiding my "I TOLD YOU SO!" because I can lay it on thick, especially with the crap from the last few years with him and the dems before that.
But this is Texas and it voted for McCain so I'm not too judgmental. Nah, not too much. These are the ones that live in liberal-la-la-land that is known as Austin.
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The People's Republic of Travis County
Submitted by Unsane on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 7:49pm.
Austin: otherwise known as Moscow-on-the-Colorado.
I live way too close to it and I am also saddled with their idiot U.S. Representative Lloyd Doggett as a consequence.
"CONSUMED DEMOCRACY RETURNS A SOCIALIST REGIME" - Slayer, "Fictional Reality", from Divine Intervention (1994)
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My sympathies!
Submitted by jon_torlin on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 10:21am.
I've heard some people call him Dogmeat. Geez, I feel sorry for anyone who has him. Heck, I've heard his "Christmas" messages are so bland and politically correct, it looks like he goes out of his way to say "Happy Holidays" when he does them.
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Geez Tex.
Submitted by Newsbubba on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 10:31am.
Do you guys still let Austin claim to be part of Texas?
Maybe Sheila Jaskass Lee can get it moved to Mars where the flag placed there by our astronauts already stands.
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Submitted by jon_torlin on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 12:06pm.
Austin's a really nice city despite the liberals, lot of interesting history. We just need to run those liberals out of Texas or at least out of town, maybe El Paso. Maybe then they will get a cold hard lesson in reality.
Nah, doubt it.
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Submitted by Unsane on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 8:44pm.
Dogmeat doesn't send me ANY mail after the scathing answers I have sent in response to his laughably loaded "questionnaires" for voters in his district.
"CONSUMED DEMOCRACY RETURNS A SOCIALIST REGIME" - Slayer, "Fictional Reality", from Divine Intervention (1994)
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Submitted by LarryG on Tue, 09/20/2011 - 12:25am.
I can't provide anything concrete to support my thoughts but I have had this feeling from the outset that this jackanapes organ grinder's monkey is simply the tip of a larger stealth spear and I can only guess that the owners of the spear are getting somewhat fretful over the miserable performance of their point man. I can provide some links to some info I found recently:
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Maybe the MSM has finally tired of buying lipstick daily
Submitted by Dave. on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 5:21pm.
... - and that by the truckload.
It must really suck being a slow learner.
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The media is scared...
Submitted by GregE on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 6:25pm.
Scared that if this first black president fails, that Americans will not look to a black candidate for decades to come. THEY are concerned with his skin color and his record, while calling racist everyone who is against his policies. It's an interesting scenario.
They are afraid it would keep a liberal black candidate out for decades, why? Because THEY would have that COLOR question in THEIR minds, while calling racist everyone who is against the policies.
But of course this only concerns them with a black liberal. Black conservatives, they'll continue to slam if one were to ever move to the front of the Republican pack. The only reason they say so little about Herman Cain now and don't have to show themselves, is that he's not a threat to them at this point. And you can bet your arse they are soooooooooooo glad he's not.
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True, but it goes deeper than that
Submitted by lsudolemite on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 8:40pm.
Remember, the media MADE Obama, and they're all in. Obama is ENTIRELY a media creation and myth. Without them nobody would know who an obscure junior Illinois senator is today. They have poured every ounce of their scant credibility into crafting the Obama mythology (historic/supremely competent/most intelligent president ever, etc.) If Obama fails as a president, then the media has failed. They lose every last shred of credibility with the public after the unprecedented marketing job they undertook on his behalf. It's over for them.
For that reason they will never completely abandon him, the way economists will never abandon Keynes. To do so would be an astronomical admission of the failure of liberalism/progressivism, and an admission of their complicity in its promotion. So the lapdogs will dutifully do their master's bidding until the very end.
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Turkey? I always thought the
Submitted by Sockpuppet Politic on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 6:34pm.
Turkey? I always thought the term was "lame duck."
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Obama admitted to the fraud,
Submitted by dscott on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 7:03pm.
Obama admitted to the fraud, waste and abuse in Medicare. The primary reason for the need of a tax increase is due to INCOMPETENCE. In the business world, a manager who fails to monitor and control the process is deemed incompetent and fired.
The core of Progressivism is the government is supposed to run everyone's lives better than they could individually in terms of efficacy via economy of scale. So even according to liberal standards Obama is a total failure as he by his managerial incompetence demonstrates he can not measure up to Progressive ideology which demands efficacy.
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White or Dark meat??
Submitted by kangaroo on Sat, 09/17/2011 - 8:04pm.
Hey they brought it up, just sayin,
"When you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot in it and hang on"--Thomas Jefferson
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Good question, roo!
Submitted by Newsbubba on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 10:37am.
According to Joe Blow Biden, O'Turkey is very "clean and articulate," for a turkey (I guess that's what he was implying).
Harry Reid said that he could gobble in "dark turkey" (i paraphrase) when he needed to and "white turkey" at other times.
Hard to say which O'Turkey is.
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Judy, Judy, Judy...
Submitted by Chris Norman on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 12:37am.
JUDITH MILLER: "Or the other thing I heard on Friday on "Morning Joe" quoting Chuck Todd as saying, asking, "Gosh - is he even serious about this American jobs bill? I mean, is this, is this not just a kind of political talking point?" There's something going on at the base."
Do I understand correctly that giggly liberal Judy Miller is really admitting that NBC's supposedly neutral Chuck Todd is part of Obama's base? I mean, we knew it and all, but, still...
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under the bus
Submitted by MidAmerica on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 1:17am.
We must keep in mind that if obama looks to be a loser the Liberals will have to distance Liberalism away from obama in order to save Liberalism. In fact, a post President obama will be haunted not by Republicans but Liberals who must lay all the blame for failure at obama's feet and not on the policies of Liberalism.
obama was not promoted as the first Liberal President but the first Black President. If Liberals are seen as too dissmissive of obama then they may anger the Blacks who support the democrats by 90%. If the Black vote became fractured the democrats would be seriously hampered to ever elect a Liberal President again.
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Face it, MA.
Submitted by Newsbubba on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 10:40am.
90% (+ or - a few points) are going to vote for the dumbocrat even if they were to run a Grand Dragon of the KKK!
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Liberals Have Concluded Obama's Immature!
Submitted by scottie1321 on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 2:39am.
POLITICO reporting Bill Daley brought in to provide fresh blood and adult supervision to WhiteHouse! LMFAO
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Try to keep up, liberals. We
Submitted by jessieH on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 7:37am.
Try to keep up, liberals. We conservatives have known that for three years, now. Remember, when you called us every name in the book, trying to make this imposter look good?
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Bob Beckel's Pouting
Submitted by ThisnThat on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 10:55am.
I am enjoying Bob Beckel's pouting on Fox News' "The Five". He refuses to even entertain questions on o'bama anymore -- claiming "I won't talk about this until you have facts instead of pure speculation".
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I love it TnT.
Submitted by Newsbubba on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 7:14pm.
Beckel is the poster boy for today's liberal. I'm taking bets on when he will lie down on the floor, start kicking, and hold his breath.
Aside from Beckel's adolescent behavior, the best reason to watch The Five are the incredible legs on the ladies! How do liberals watch the likes of Joy Behar and Whoopie when they could be watching Kimberly, Andrea, and Dana?
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Obama is definitely "foul"
Submitted by jkwtrading on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 3:39pm.
Obama is definitely "foul"
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On behalf of turkeys everywhere, I take offense...
Submitted by Sasquatch on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 5:42pm.
After all, Ben Franklin argued that the turkey should be the national bird. There are, however, quite a few more appropriate birds that could describe Obama. Here are a few, feel free to add on:
Chicken (after all, he's laying eggs)
Ostrich (buries its head in the sand to ignore threats)
Parrott (bwaakk...Hope & Change...bwaakkk...Blame Bush...)
Albatross (a burden around ones neck)
Raven (an omen of back luck)
Long-legged Buzzard (oops, that was Michelle)
...and finally, my personal favorite:
The Grey-crowned Babbler.
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Sasquatch, I would add,---
Submitted by matthewdean on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 6:29pm.
with apologies to magnificent raptors and all feathered entities:
Foul-Con, or Fowl-Con
Spare O
Flamin'-go (according to rumor)
Blue-footed Booby (with purple beak)
All-Butt-ross (oops, Michelle again)
The Bob-or weave-link
and finally, my personal favorite:
The Barn(yard) H-Owl-er
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Submitted by LarryG on Tue, 09/20/2011 - 12:35am.
It's unfortunate that we are forced to use some poor creature as an analogy to human stupidity, arrogance and nastiness. I view the natural world as being populated by creatures that are pure, innocent and noble by their very existence. I am at a loss to suggest anything as dismal and objectionable as a liberal except another one of them.
This not a criticism of the wit and imagination shown in the previous posts.
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Darn, they are catching on -
Submitted by amyshulk on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 6:34pm.
Darn, they are catching on - it only took them what - 2 1/2 YEARS???
Ronald Reagan
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L:ooking back
Submitted by Catherwood on Sun, 09/18/2011 - 7:28pm.
I remember right after Barry was elected there was this woman in LA who said that now she would have no more car payments and no more house payments. It's hard to believe but a lot of people reallyberlieved that Obama in his holiness would be the man who freed them from all their obligations. Now that that has not happened the anoited one is left holding the bag. Cruel, cruel world, ain't it?
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Too funny.
Submitted by HockeyKid on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 11:49am.
I read the headline, and the image that wouldn't get out of my brain was of Sherman Hemsley as George Jefferson, struttin' around complaining about the latest person he viewed as a "turkey"!!
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Leftists throwing Obama under the bus
Submitted by ChuckySchmucky on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 8:22pm.
What's going on is that leftists see the writing on the wall -- Obama is a total failure and he's bringing down the entire radical left and sullying their twisted leftwing beliefs. And if they have to choose between Obama and their perverted beliefs, they'll dump Obama in a heartbeat.
For awhile, they were defending Obama and insisting that his radical agenda was working. They were going overtime with the propaganda, smearing his opponents as racist, greedy, violent, hateful, etc, etc, etc.
But none of that is working, they continue to get clobbered in blue districts and they know Obama is going down, and going down hard. But they don't want him to take them and their disgusting un-American agenda down with him.
So they're going to throw him under the bus.
It's going to be great sport to watch.
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~Jer, oh cat despiser
Submitted by Wrathful Brunette on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 8:49pm.
I assume you are familiar with the tale of Kipling's cat?
"Then the Man threw his two boots and his little stone axe (that makes three) at the Cat, and the Cat ran out of the Cave and the Dog chased him up a tree; and from that day to this, Best Beloved, three proper Men out of five will always throw things at a Cat whenever they meet him, and all proper Dogs will chase him up a tree."
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I don't believe this is a good sign
Submitted by UndercoverConservative on Tue, 09/20/2011 - 5:24pm.
all that's really going on here, is the Media attempting to put some criticism on Obama, so in the future (during the election campaign blitz) they can go back to their water carrying for the DNC and claim they were "fair and balanced" by pointing to the softball critiques they're making now.
It won't be long until everyone in the MSM is back on the arse-kissing train. There will be nothing but fawning political advertisement supporting Obama for reelection in another month or two. Any complaints now are just tactical.
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Federal prosecutors are ready to drop a bombshell on Las Vegas attorney Noel Gage when the lawyer is re-tried on conspiracy charges next month. Gage is accused of conspiring with local doctors and a middleman to rip off his own clients for huge sums. His first trial ended in a hung jury. But that jury didn't get to hear the evidence that could be introduced the second time around.
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In his TV ads and his courtroom defense, Noel Gage has portrayed himself as a victim, a target of the powerful insurance industry. When Gage represented paralyzed injury victim Melodie Simon and other clients, he used good faith he says.
That defense is what might allow federal prosecutors to drop this bombshell during the next trial in May -- documents from a 1995 civil trial in El Paso Texas in which Gage and two other lawyers were found guilty of essentially the same things he's accused of in Nevada.
In the Nevada case, Gage is accused of conspiring with alleged middleman Howard Awand to rip off severely injured clients like Melodie Simon by cutting backroom deals with various doctors who were part of Awand's network. Gage promised Melodie Simon a settlement of $8-10 million but she received just over $2 million after he allegedly cut a side deal to let two doctors off the hook.
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Gage failed to tell his other clients that he had a special relationship with two of the plaintiffs and had represented them in a dozen or more cases. The jury found that Gage misled most of the clients, withheld settlement money without telling them about it, directed too much money to his two longtime clients, and charged nearly $100,000 for expenses he could never document. The jury verdict was unanimous.
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"There's nothing to say, it was a total abortion, really," Gentry told FoxSports Arizona after the game Wednesday. "I wish there was an easier way to put it, but we sucked in all phases of the game."
The Suns were tied with the Pistons, who entered the game just 4-11 on the season, 24-24 at the end of the first quarter.
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"It's the first game I can say that I didn't think we competed hard and didn't try to match their energy level, Gentry said.
The Suns, who fell to 7-9 on the season, are in the middle of a six-game road trip. They're 1-2 so far after beating Cleveland but losing to Philadelphia and Detroit, and now head north to take on the Toronto Raptors before facing the New York Knicks and Memphis Grizzlies.
Gentry called his team's performance in Detroit "beyond embarrassing," adding that if he was a Suns fan or part of management he'd be "totally pissed off, and rightfully so."
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Women are rejecting IT as a career. In the early 1980s, around the time Apple issued its IPO and Time magazine named the PC its Machine of the Year, women accounted for just over 37 percent of the students earning bachelor's degrees in computer science. By 2010, that percentage had fallen to a little more than 17 percent, according to latest available data from the National Science Foundation.
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Sandberg argues that women have to be more assertive, to "lean in," as she writes in her book, Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead.
But women are under-represented in IT, something that's been obvious for years at male-dominated tech conferences. U.S. labor data backs this up. Last year, women held only 26 percent of the jobs in computer-related occupations. That represented a one-percentage-point increase from 2011, but that slight uptick wasn't enough to counter an overall decline in the number of female IT professionals since 2000, when women's share of the computer-related jobs pool hit its peak, at nearly 30 percent, according labor data analyzed by the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT).
Tammi Pirri, vice president of human resources at Black Duck Software, an open-source software services and development firm, sees what's going on first hand. She said that in her eight years at Black Duck, "we've only had one female engineering intern, but we've had 10 male engineering interns."
The decline in women studying computer science in college aside, Pirri believes that Sandberg is right: "Women must find a way to ask for what they want without being perceived in a negative way," she said. "That's the challenge and where women need to lean in and not just assert what they want but show it's deserved."
Jenny Slade, the communications director at NCWIT, noted that many people have criticized Sandberg for her focus on "changing the women rather than changing the system."
"But, frankly, if she'd written a polemic on institutional bias in the workplace, she'd have been criticized for painting women as victims," said Slade, who argues that "changing the status quo starts with a conversation that leads people to take action."
That discussion might include people such as Kim Stevenson, the vice president and CIO of Intel, one of 24 female CIOs in Fortune 100 companies. Stevenson said Intel has done things to help women advance their careers. Among other things, the company offers mentoring programs and opportunities for network-building -- an activity that Sandberg champions. The chip maker's Women at Intel Network has 22 chapters.


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Waikiki Grand Hotel in Waikiki
- bedrooms 0
- baths 1
- sleeps 2
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Studio
- community Waikiki Grand
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 525 - $ 700 / week
$ 2,100 - $ 2,500 / month
vacation rental description
Beautiful Studio in Waikiki on Oahu's southernmost tip, 415-134
Kapahulu Ave, across from
the Zoo, with Views of the Ocean and Diamond Head, located at the 10
storey "Waikiki Grand Hotel". One of Honolulu's best-kept secrets,
just steps to the Beach and Parks.
Air conditioned suite that is furnished very well with quality items
throughout, Queen Size Wall Bed unit with an excellent mattress.
Bathroom has shower and tub area with toilet and separate
sink with vanity....good for 2 people.
Nice big balcony with high top table and 2 chairs and built in
sitting and storage bench.
Bldg has roof top deck for guest's to view the Ocean and
suntan ...building has, room service if needed and a Restaurant in
Please let us know if you may like to arrange a booking of this
suite or if you have any other questions on it.
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property availability
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Last modified on 08-11-2014 at 10:27 AM.
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Kip Smith 604-818-5308
studio rental amenities
Air conditioned suite with Full kitchen
Granite countertops, microwave oven, 2 burner cook top, New Convection
Oven, Refrigerator, Coffee
Kitchenware, Linens & Towels, Iron & Ironing Board, Vacuum Cleaner &
Broom Set
comes completely furnished with all the necessities of home.
Queen size bed for 2 with new bedding, Towels for 8, LCD flat screen TV,
Great ocean and Diamond Head views from suite.
coin laundry rooms, Free Daily paper at hotel desk, inclues Free
Local Calls, Long distance to
Cananad & USA
7cents per min.
High Speed Internet connection. Boogey Board & Fins, cooler & 2 Beach
towels plus Yoga matt.
Parking at Hotel is $12 to $14 dollars per day, Check with front desk
if available, or just accross
the street 25.
cents per hour for metered parking lot or Free parking just accross st
at the zoo unlimited time.
activities and attractions in Waikiki Oahu
In Hotel Bar/Lounge,Restaurant(s) Nightclub, outdoor Pool
In & Around Waikiki (Within 1-Mile Distance):
Waikiki Beach
Kuhio Beach
Park International Marketplace
Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center
Duty Free Shop Galleria
Hilton Hawaiian Village
Hawaii Convention Center
Honolulu Zoo
Waikiki Aquarium
Ala Wai Golf Course
vacation rental rates
Low Season: April 1 to June 30th and September 2nd to September 14th( Min 3 day stay) $525.00 per week
High Season: June 1 to August 31 and December 1 to March 31
@ $100.00 per night ( Min 3 day stay) $700.00 per week
$2,500.00 per month
All rates are in U.S. .Currency
For Reservation & Bookings All deposits & cleaning fees must be paid
with in 10 days upon booking of suite to confirm
reservation, balance to be paid in full 30 days prior to
arrival date. Cancellation for Reservations are subject to 30 days
notice before booking days Early departure will
not be entitled to a refund.
Other Fees: One-time check-out cleaning fee per stay.
All rents are subject to:
General Excise Tax of 4.712%
Transient Accommodations (Lodging) Tax of 7.25%
Kip Smith 604-818-5308
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Top things to do in Waikiki
- Hang out at the beach
- Do the Diamond Head trail
- Visit the Zoo
- Shop at Ala Moana
- Eat at Dukes on the Beach
Top things to do on a budget
- Dukes buffet for breakfast/lunch
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Betty Ruth (Bradley) Conner, 32, of Brownstown, died at 6:55 p.m. Tuesday, May 7, 2013, at Fayette County Hospital, Vandalia.
Graveside service will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Old Loogootee Cemetery with the Rev. Jim Giffin officiating. Visitation will be from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Gieseking-Claggett Funeral Home, Brownstown. Memorials may be made to the family. Online condolences may be expressed at giesekingfh.com.


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Tonight, join us for week 8 of UFC's The Ultimate Fighter: Team Jones vs. Team Sonnen. TUF airs at 9 p.m. ET tonight on FX. As always, we'll have live discussion here on Bloody Elbow.
This week's fight sees the last two contestants finally step into the ring. Representing Team Sonnen will be Chael Sonnen #3 pick Zak Cummings. He takes on Team Jones representative Dylan Andrews, the #7 pick for Jon Jones, and last fighter picked overall. Andrews is the definite underdog here - we'll see if he can pull off the upset.
Also this week is the coaches challenge, which involves Sonnen and Jones driving excavators. Perhaps an excavator vs. excavator death match on top of a building? One can only dream. Let's hope no one puts in as poor a performance as Roy Nelson last time.
Finally, the coaches will decide who earns the wildcard spots for next week's fight. Bubba McDaniel seems like an easy pick for Team Jones given his higher profile this season - not sure who from Team Sonnen will get the call.
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Get eight different levels of resistance with the Exerpeutic � 900XL Magnetic Recumbent Bike with Pulse. This bike features pulse pads to monitor your heart rate throughout your entire workout. A precision-balanced flywheel and V-belt give a smooth and quite ride. Keep an eye on your heart rate and workout progression with the Exerpeutic � 900XL Magnetic Recumbent Bike with Pulse.
- Magnetic resistance provide a challenging workout
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- Step Thru design for easy on and off capability
- Easy-to-read LCD display provides workout data
- Smooth torque cranking system gives a smooth and consistent motion
- Oversized seat provides comfort
- 8 levels of tension provide a wide range of workout possibilities
- Maximum user weight capacity: 300 lbs
- Seat adjusts to accommodate users 5'3" to 6'3"
- Bike setup dimensions: 54" Length x 22" Width x 34" Height
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Rated 5 out of 5�by Kyle Happy with this bike I got this bike after I had knee surgery, an anthroscopy, on my left knee. I am slowly progressing on improving my strength with this bike. The wheel itself is smooth in pedaling. Great resistance levels. I am on level 3 for a few mins before going back down to level 1. Seat is comfy. As for putting it together. It took me probably 2 hrs or less all because I was sitting on the floor in front of the tv. I give it a 8.5 out of 10. Very happy with this bike. August 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Djc Good purchase I am Very pleased with my purchase. I was sceptical. July 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Jazzy G Great Value! Great value for the price. Took about 1 1/2 hours to assemble. Not difficult; just a series of steps. I like that all but 6 of the screws are already in where they need to go ultimately so no trying to figure our what are the correct screws. You just unscrew them and connect what you need and put them back in. Instructions are easy to follow. The pulse monitors works well and the ride is extremely comfortable and quiet. July 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Peekay Exerpeutic 900XL Magnetic Recumber Bike with Pulse Easy to assemble. It doesn't take up a lot of room. It's perfect for me because I have a small apt. Excellent for older, sickly or persons with balance issues. I've had several strokes and was recently told by doctors not to use my treadmill. They recommended a recumbent bike. You can sit and still get a workout. July 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Deb Knee replacement I ordered this bike from the webs site so it was a little skeptical if it was going to work for my situation. My husband assembled the bike when it came in and I pleasantly surprised. It is perfect for me. It has enough bells and whistles for my needs. I don't regret the purchase at all. July 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Dave EXCELLENT PRODUCT, EXCELLENT VALUE Bought to help with keeping knee loose after knee replacement surgery. I think I need the steady, even bending that you can get from a recumbent bike. By moving the seat forward you can get more and more bending if needed. Walking is good but it doesn't seem to help with improving or maintaining range of motion. Box was heavy, but well packed. It didn't take the two hours to assemble as others stated, but then I had my 12 year old grandson, Hunter, to help, and it took just over 1 hour. No mistakes, no hiccups, no broken or missing parts. I'm a big guy, just at the weight limit, but once both rail screws are tightened down on the seat adjustment, there is no movement with the seat. Seat adjustment requires a few steps and is easiest to do off the bike, but it's a small price to pay for the stability you feel while riding. I looked at and tried many other bikes, some much more expensive, and this may well be the sturdiest design, especially for the price. The digital display is great, I use it on scan, helps with several goals. Bike is very easy to move around just by lifting one end and using small rollers on the front legs. I have only had the bike for a few weeks, but it looks like it will last. I would recommend this bike for anyone. Dave July 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by ORANGE Easy on easy off. Great machine easy to put together and operate. Love the open middle easy on easy off. Only had a week, don't know how durable, good so for. June 28, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5�by Biket Pretty good It is a decent basic recumbent bike for a low cost. Not too many bells and whistles. Jump on and go. June 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by JSC138 Solid Value Easy assembly for two people. Bike functions well. Pulse sensor will not work. Not a lot of features in the computer but then I wasn't expecting anything exciting on a $200 bike. I would definitely recommend for someone wanting a sturdy, basic exercise bike with few frills. May 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by horsefeathers Great Exercise Bike I'm in my 70s and wanted some form of exercise I could do in my apartment and this is perfect for me. It was easy to assemble, the instructions were well written, easy to understand, and well illustrated. Assembly tools and even the batteries for the monitor were included. It doesn't take up very much space and is easy for one person to move around when necessary. I'm impressed with the quality of the product and how quiet it is when operating. The eight levels of resistance are adequate for a person of any age. It is a great piece of equipment for a great price. I have not found any cons with this equipment. May 25, 2014


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December 12, 2013
Becky Kasper was studying marketing at the W. P. Carey School of Business, earning great marks while balancing a job at a local coffeehouse when she was murdered on April 20, 2013. The W. P. Carey community was shaken by her death. Within a few days, members of the W. P. Carey Strategic Marketing and Services Leadership Association decided to honor her memory with an ASU Legacy Plaque, and efforts are underway to establish a scholarship in her name.
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Taxi driver victim of robbery and racist attack in Rawtenstall
Updated 5:35pm Tuesday 11th February 2014 in News
A GROUP of men attacked a taxi driver, vandalised his vehicle, subjected him to racist abuse, and robbed him of £40.
The three offenders had flagged down the silver Vauxhall Vectra outside the bus station in Bacup Road, Rawtenstall, and asked the driver, 34, to take them to Bacup.
A fare was agreed and the men gave a phone as a deposit, telling the driver they would pay the rest on arrival.
On the way, the men became aggressive and demanded the phone back, which he refused.
One of them pulled on the handbrake, stopping the taxi.
One passenger snatched £40 cash from the driver's hand and all three offenders got out of the taxi.
The driver also got out, and a rear passenger began to pull the taxi light off the top of the car, while another of the men struck the driver in the face with a belt and demanded the phone back.
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Mediocre for another decade makes you happy.
"Fake fans". Nothing is worse that moron fans who call other fans "fake".
I could totally see Richardson in Miami. Could get a good 6 years out of him, unless he shreds his MCL. More likely 3-4 years out of him. What did we have Ronnie for? 2005-2010. That is a very likely scenario for Miami. I still like Mattie Kalil for Miami, but Richardson would be a nice pick for a few years of power 1980's football and some more 6-10, 7-9 seasons. We will be just out of the reach of Gunner Kiel (next big qb) when he is ready in 2015.
Andrew Luck? Man... having one QB would be so boring. Hey everyone, lets guess the next 16 QBs for the Miami Dolphins over the course of the next decade! GO TEAM!
So will you thank god when Ross moves this team to LA in the next 10 years.
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Scam Alert
Date of News Release: 03/18/2013
(Bowling Green, KY) -- Kentucky State Police Post 3 Public Affair's Officer Trooper Jonathan Biven wants to alert the public of a possible scam. Post 3 received a complaint stating that he/she had received a phone call and was told by the caller that they had a warrant and that if they wired money to them, the warrant could be dismissed.
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By: Alexandra Cowley
An off duty veteran firefighter from Providence ran to
help the victims on the third floor of a Pawtucket home and a morning explosion. 42-year-old Jermaine Woods was at his dad's place across the
street when he heard the explosion. Without thinking twice, he reacted.
22-year-veteran firefighter Jermaine Woods witnessed a fiery scene on his day off. He was across the street from the triple decker when he felt the explosion Tuesday morning.
Woods said, "I seen the building open up like that, I saw the three
residents upstairs."
Woods, still shaken up from Tuesday's events, agreed to speak
to ABC 6 news over the phone. From the street, Woods says he looked up, the explosion ripped off the roof, so he
could clearly see the people there on the third floor.
"They literally were right there, and they weren't
exiting the building on their own, they were probably still in shock or
whatever," explained Woods.
So, Woods did what he's done for the past 2 decades. He ran to the burning building. The first floor tenant let him
in and the two of them ran to the top. The first floor tenant took the man downstairs, Woods says
he was burned pretty badly.
The woman holding her baby was in shock, looking for some
clothes to put on.
"The lady grabbed the baby and she's running around the
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put it around her head and over her baby," he said.
Woods got them out safely and proceeded to clear people away
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Sized to perfectly fit the iPad 2, 3 or 4
Adjusts to two angles for viewing/reading and typing
The holder's snug fit helps keep all cutouts aligned
Elastic strap keeps the folio securely closed and your iPad protected when not in use
Inside loop holds a pen or stylus — we recommend the
, which is both pen and stylus
Convenient slots to hold 7 business cards, credit cards or Levenger
Wallet Cards
Levenger junior notepad included, and
readily available
Pebbled, full-grain mocha leather cover, lined in pigskin
8 1/4W x 1 1/4D x 9 3/4H, 1.2 pounds
iPad holder: 7 3/4W x 1/2D x 9 3/4H
Optimize your iPad experience with a Work & Play iPad Folio
Bomber Jacket Work Play iPad Folio
Love This
I received this IPad folio as a gift from my brother. Lucky me! It looks great and functions well. There are times when I do need to write notes, so the note pad feature adds value for me. I highly recommend it!
March 1, 2014
Overall, the iPad folio is easy to use and very nice looking.
February 22, 2014
Serves a dual purpose
Bought this to hold my new iPad Air, I'm a building contractor so their are times when I need both the iPad as well as paper to jot notes, with this and the easy ability to remove the iPad for pictures it has reduced the amount of items I have to lug around a job site or take to meetings, the only down side is it doesn't quite fit the iPad air tightly so it moves around slightly and the buttons have to be realigned to use.
February 8, 2014
Best Value
I looked online and at office supply stores or a I-Pad case I could be proud to carry. This one screams professional. I was at first hesitant because of the price, but after seeing the product and packaging, it was money well spent. I am buying one for my sister as well.
February 1, 2014
Excellent Product
I was a little hesitant to purchase this product because of an earlier review. I decided it looked like what I was searching for and ordered it with the intention of returning it if it didn't meet my expectations. I can't believe that anyone could be dissatisfied this beautiful ipad portfolio. The leather is exquisite and fits my ipad perfectly. The positioning of the ipad to view or make calendar changes is perfect for my use. It is compact and easy to take to meetings. I like that I can jot notes on the smaller tablet and enter action items or deadline dates into the ipad. My contacts are at my fingertips without having to thumb through my phone. Larger documents are easily retrieved from my ipad and I don't have to print them out or haul my laptop to the meeting. This takes up much less space on a crowded desk or conference table. Superb quality, beautiful leather) well designed, great value, and fast shipping. Couldn't be happier.
January 21, 2014
Wanted it to be more like it looked
I want it to be what it looks and feels like--a beautiful leather that looked like it would perfectly combine technology protection and the option for old school writing on the neat notebook included with a place to keep the ever elusive pen. Sadly, it appears to have 3 main flaws for my use. 1) I just bought the newest iPad & when put in place & angled as described, it slides down making the bottom untouchable. The only way I've been able to make it work without continually pushing the pad up & trying to hold it is by shoving Kleenex in the gap at the bottom. 2). When it is angled for typing, the 45 degrees is a bit flat to see clearly; either you can't see anything if you recline or you have to lean over it if you are at a desk. It seems to need a small clamp to hold some of the extra leather together in back. 3). The final difficulty with this product may just be personal preference, but I expected to be able to jot notes on paper while my iPad was in typing position. However, the only time both the pad & notebook are revealed simultaneously is if it's open like a book with one on each side or if the iPad portion is removed from its magnets. The only problem with these scenarios is that one loses support for the iPad; it only works on a desk, & if I wanted that, I would have bought a less expensive cover to protect my iPad & a bigger notebook of my choice. I haven't decided what to do about this product. The Kleenex helps & I'm sure I can find a clamp to help the angle issue, but I'm used to getting a superior product for my money at Levenger's especially when it's one that is in this price range. I'm not sure if its worth the extra $ of a return just for another shot in the dark. The perks on this could be the best I'll get--the beautiful soft leather, the ideas that almost fulfilled what it strived to become. Almost, but not quite. Despondent in Chicago, LuvLev
December 2, 2013
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