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#8 Barack Obama

Because white people are afraid that if they don’t like him that they will be called racist.


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LMAO @ Michelle Malkin. She’s the asian equivalent of a Hillary Clinton or Nancy Pelosi. She loathes herself and other asians. It’s no surprise that asians have a deep dislike of her.


 

This one just because she’s hot, and brilliant, and conservative…. xDDDD

http://michellemalkin.com/2010/08/30/secretary-of-education/


 

mslsd swears to allah that obaMao isn’t a muslim….. xDDDDD

http://www.anncoulter.com/

Why are all smart, and sexy women, conservative???


 

What the Hell!!!! obaMao has to be saying after the latest news that even his automotive bailout didn’t work either, on the contrary, US auto sales are at a 28 year low!?!?

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-08-31/auto-sales-in-u-s-may-be-worst-in-28-years-in-august-as-buyers-shun-deals.html

with obaMao’s face on government motors, you would figger all them libtard pickle smoochers would be lining up to get a chance to buy one…. xDDDDD

Instead, they are all still in line for the free stupid he is handing out……xDDDDDDDDD


 
YOUR Prez-E-Dent on August 30, 2010 at 1:34 pm

The major market indexes stair-stepped lower throughout the merger-and-acquisition-marked session today, as the Street interpreted the latest round of economic data as a sign the proverbial glass is half empty. While the Commerce Department said personal spending climbed 0.4% in July – more than the expected rise of 0.3% – the figures were quickly overshadowed by discouraging personal income data. More specifically, the government said personal income rose only 0.2% last month, falling short of economists’ prediction for 0.3% growth, and leading many to believe that the jump in spending is only temporary. Furthermore, the disappointing results loomed even more ominously ahead of Uncle Sam’s highly anticipated employment figures for August, which are set to hit the Street on Friday. Against this backdrop, stocks extended their retreat through the final hour of trading, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) harboring a triple-digit deficit by the time the closing bell mercifully rang.

OOPS!!!!
Lookin like it’s time for anotha a dem vaaa-cations.
Ize be seein ya!!!
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