Stupid Things Liberals Say....

1. Obama's Secretary of Labor Praises Socialist At The Naming Of The Cesar Chavez Auditorium in DC.
Hilda Solis calls Socialist Dolores Huerta, "my teacher, my role model, a living legend." Huerta is co-chair of the Democratic Socialists of America & has praised Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez in glowing terms in front of high school students. rofllol rofllol

2. On Tuesday, libtalker Mike Malloy, whilst shouting about the Trayvon Martin shooting, asked, "How long before there'll be a 'Stand Your Pregnancy' law passed where any woman who starts menstruating can be shot dead because she wore a hoodie when she went out to buy a box of tampons?" rofllol

3. Marion Barry (D-CokeHead): "We got to do something about these Asians coming in and opening up businesses and dirty shops. They ought to go. But we need African-American business people to be able to take their places, too."

4. Tim 'Tax Cheat' Geithner: U.S. Fiscal Situation "Unsustainable" - But We Can't "Just Cut Things."
He told House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan "We're not coming before you to say we have a definitive solution to our long-term problem. What we do know is we don't like yours."

5. Former DNC Chairman Howard Dean says Republicans hate women for thinking "insurance should actually pay birth control."

"See, here's what the big problem is. You're right about 40 and 50-year-olds, and even 35-year-olds. But under 35, even though they have a fiscal stake in trying to get the country back in order, this party, the Republican party, is gay-bashing, Muslim-bashing, Latino-bashing, immigrant-bashing, women-bashing every day. And so the young -- young people are just not going to vote for Romney, because they're not going to -- they think insurance should actually pay for birth control, they don't -- their friends are gay, Muslim, Latino, and so forth and so on. They're sick of this stuff. They hate this kind of politics. So the Republicans are playing to a very, very narrow audience and they just made it a lot worse in this primary," Dean said on MSNBC.

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Who writes their intellectual comedy? This stuff is great!

President Barack Obama: "I deserve a second term.”

President Obama: "What's frustrated people is that I haven't been able to force Congress to implement every aspect of what I said in 2008. It turns out that our founders designed a system that makes it more difficult to bring about changes than I would like sometimes."

Obama: "One of the worries we have obviously in the next campaign is that there are so many of these so-called super PACs, these independent expenditures that are gonna be out there, there is gonna be just a lot of money floating around and I guarantee a bunch of it's gonna be negative." Unions spent $300 million to get Obama elected in 2008.

Department of Homeland Security "lexicon" defines "militia extremists": “Groups or individuals who facilitate or engage in acts of violence directed at federal, state, or local government officials or infrastructure in response to their belief that the government deliberately is stripping Americans of their freedoms and is attempting to establish a totalitarian regime. These individuals consequently oppose many federal and state authorities' laws and regulations, (particularly those related to firearms ownership), and often belong to armed paramilitary groups.”

President Obama's new Chief of Staff, Jacob Lew: "He's not saying that they shouldn't pass a budget. But we also need to be honest. You can't pass a budget in the Senate of the United States without 60 votes and you can't get 60 votes without bipartisan support. So unless. unless Republicans are willing to work with Democrats in the Senate, Harry Reid is not going to be able to get a budget passed." Either Lew is intentionally misleading the public here, or he does not know. You cannot filibuster a budget. This is, more or less, how Obamacare was passed in the very end.

White House Chief of Staff Jacob Lew: "The American people should be pleased that we now have a recovery that is taking root. The job growth across all the sectors of the economy, it's not the result of people leaving the workforce. It's the result of private sector job creation. This is good. The thing that we have to be careful about is to make sure that Washington doesn't get in the way."

Senate leader Harry Reid on the transportation bill that Republicans offered an amendment on, to counterman Obama’s contraception mandate: "Here is a bipartisan bill to create and save jobs. Every state in the union is desperate for these dollars. But to show how the Republicans never lose an opportunity to mess up a good piece of legislation, listen to this: They're talking about First Amendment rights, the Constitution.”

Harry Reid: “In exchange for extending this middle-class tax break, Republicans are insisting, among other things, we pass an unrelated ideological piece of legislation that will make our water less safe to drink. This would allow mercury and other carcinogens to be put in our water supply. That's pretty stark compromise. We'll give you a payroll tax cut for 160 million Americans if you will let us continue to put things like arsenic and mercury in the water of the American people. That's not a very good deal. ”

Former Green Jobs Czar, Van Jones: "I'm tired of being accused of being anti-American. They call it class warfare. . . if anything, it's warfare against people who have no class. . . they won't even return our phone calls when our houses are underwater."

NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg: “We still had a cop shot last week with a gun that somebody had even though federal laws prohibited that person from having a gun.”

Former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi on why President Obama has reversed himself on SuperPAC’s: "The President made a decision, which I think was a wise one that he was not going to unilaterally disarm and leave the field to the Koch Brothers to decide who would be President of the United States and to control the congress.”

President Barack Obama: “And I think what Americans what to hear more than anything else is `how are you going to help me right now?'”

New Jersey Education Association executive director Vincent Giordano, who makes $500,000 a year, in opposition to a voucher system: "Life's not always fair, and I'm sorry about that, but to suggest that we take money from taxpayers and give it to certain taxpayers to use to educate their kids outside of the public school just seems to me to be [wrong]." If New Jersey went big on the voucher system, Giordano loses this salary. Not fair.

"I'm not concerned about the very poor."
Mitt Romney 2-1-2012

I know he is not a lib (yet), but wait til the general election. He'll be whatever you want him to be.

Photo-fish wrote: "I'm not concerned about the very poor."
Mitt Romney 2-1-2012

I know he is not a lib (yet), but wait til the general election. He'll be whatever you want him to be.

If I was Mitt, I wouldn't be concern for the poor either....it's the Wall Street and union rich who are funding Obama's campaign. rofllol rofllol rofllol

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