My Response to Obama Waffles by the Racists at Focus on the Family Conference

[MagickMuffin]

Video Here: http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=385x194729

My Response to Obama Waffles by the Racists at Focus on the Family Conference

edit: I forgot to add the link

[Blue_In_AK]

1. Response to Obama waffles?

McPalin sandwich. Click on the video on the right "Local Restaurant Creates Palin Sandwich." I promise you'll feel better. :)

[MagickMuffin]

2. I saw the thread earlier today

Have you had a chance to eat one yet?.?.?

I worked on my video for a few days. I think all in all it turned out pretty good.

[Blue_In_AK]

3. No, we talked about going over there today,

but my husband's been watching college football all day. Maybe tomorrow.

I like your video, by the way. That really was a disgusting thing, the Obama waffles. We've got Dobson's people up here, too, messing with our Troopergate investigation. That's Liberty Legal Institute, right?

I'm sick of these outsiders - I wish they'd go home.

[MagickMuffin]

5. Here's some more outsiders interfering with Troopergate

Lawsuit to stop Palin investigation has Texas ties

A group of Alaskan Republican lawmakers trying to stop an inquiry into Gov. Sarah Palin's firing of her public safety chief are represented by a Texas legal institute with ties to conservative causes. The New York Times reports Hiram Sasser and Kelly Shackelford of the Plano-based Liberty Legal Institute are representing the lawmakers, along with Alaskan lawyer Kevin Clarkson.

The institute has strong ties to socially conservative causes. Shackelford led the fight for a ban on gay marriage in Texas. PolitickerTX.com interviewed Shackelford twice in late August. When John McCain was floating the idea of a pro-choice running mate, Shackelford shot-down the idea and described it as "foolish." Shackelford later told PolitickerTX.com he was "thrilled" McCain chose Palin. "Solidly pro-life and strong in every way," he said.

Clarkson reached out to Sasser "because of his constitutional expertise." The 26-page lawsuit was filed against Democratic state Sens. Hollis French and Kim Elton and an independent investigator.

The lawsuit contends that the Legislature does not have the constitutional power to conduct the inquiry and the whole process is politically biased. The inquiry stems from Palin's decision to fire Walt Monegan, her public safety commissioner. Monegan said he was let go because he refused to fire state trooper Mike Wooten, Palin's former brother-in-law. Palin said she fired Monegan for "insubordination" on budget issues.

Alaska Republicans, many of whom have been critical of Palin in recent days, said the inquiry had become too politicized. "What started as a bipartisan and impartial effort is becoming overshadowed by public comments from individuals at both ends of the political spectrum," state House Speaker John Harris wrote in a letter to Elton.

"The McCain campaign is the one that has made this partisan," Lyda Green, the Republican state Senate President told the Times. "This was 100 percent bipartisan effort on the part of the Legislature to ask questions that deserve to be answered."

I noticed you mentioned the "liberty legal institute, apparently they are based out of Plano. Too close to home, as I don't live that far from Plano. When I read this I was wondering why a Plano based "think tank" were interfering with Alaska LAW. While making claims that the Alaska Legislature doesn't have the constitutional power to conduct the inquiry.:eyes:
While also making claims that the process is politically biased. Damn straight it is, brought to you by John McCain, who is known for squashing investigations.

Maybe they should just butt out since they don't have any legal authority to be there in the first place. I didn't know they have ties to Dobson.

[Blue_In_AK]

7. John McCain is destroying Sarah

in Alaska. She's really going to end up regretting this, I think.

[MagickMuffin]

9. I certainly hope so, apparently the Alaskan voters didn't know that much about lil' Sarah

I just did some research on Liberty Legal Institute and they are indeed connected to Dobson.

Check this out:

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Attorney General: State Mandates Bible Teaching in Texas Schools

Article from: U.S. Newswire Article date: August 28, 2008 | Copyright information
To: RELIGION EDITORS

Contact: Jennifer Grisham of Liberty Legal Institute, [phone] ext. 102, [phone], [e-mail]

AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 28 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/--Attorney General Greg Abbott decided today that Representative Warren Chisums bill (H.B. 1287) requires all Texas public schools to offer instruction on the Old and New Testaments of the Bible.

The 80th Texas Legislature passed into law Rep. Chisums bill that requires all Texas school districts to provide instruction in the Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament) and New Testament.

Jonathan Saenz, director of legislative affairs at Free Market Foundation, was instrumental in helping to pass H.B. 1287, and ...

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Greg Abbott has been a thorn in our justice system for way too long. He's in bed with a lot of big donors and has a huge war chest for his future political ambitions.:puke:

Hopefully that law that just passed will never see the light of day, and someone sues them over it.

[Blue_In_AK]

10. I just hate to see these people crawling around here.

One thing I appreciated about Sarah as governor is that even though everybody knew she was a social conservative (understatement of the year), she didn't try to cram that down our throats. Her focus was always more on energy issues, getting her pipeline deal, raising taxes on the oil companies, etc. She was able to get pretty much what she wanted on those things because she had so much cooperation from the Democrats in the legislature. I liked that she wasn't particularly partisan. This attack dog persona that she's taken on against the Democrats in this campaign is a totally new thing -- the RNC "advisers" have done an extreme makeover. It's not going over well here.

[mscuedawg]

12. She's doing a good job of destroying it HERSELF IMO!!

Did so when she spoke at the RNC...she's VILE!

[Blue_In_AK]

14. We were shocked by her speech at the convention.

We'd never heard anything like that before come out of her mouth. Here she was proud of how things were getting done through bipartisan cooperation. That's when we knew that they had already done a Rovian mind-meld.

[mscuedawg]

4. is that the one that comes w/a tube of lipstick? saw that on the news... n/t

[Blue_In_AK]

6. Yes, that's the one.

You saw it on YOUR news?? Oh, how great is that! Maybe Keith Olbermann will pick it up. :)

[mscuedawg]

11. Yup...all the way in O-hi-ho! I'm sure it was either CNN or MSNBC.... n/t

[Blue_In_AK]

15. That's great!

Maybe it made it up to YouTube.

[trueblue2007]

8. What they are doing with the obama waffles is disgusting

[Starry Messenger]

13. Great work MagickMuffin.

Thank you for exposing these roaches to sunshine. They seem to run away and scatter when their bullshit is revealed to a wider (thinking) audience. Remember to rate this up on youtube folks.