Showing posts with label bumper stickers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bumper stickers. Show all posts
Saturday, July 21, 2018
Thursday, July 19, 2018
Democrats Adopt Marxist Dictator Slogan, "For the People"
House Democrats adopted a slogan familiar to all Marxist dictators, “For the People.” I wonder how many Latin American regimes have co-opted the “people” to advance their despotism?
It’s all beginning to make sense. Democrats flood this country with Latin American illegal aliens, then use this bumper sticker slogan to manipulate their cultural inclinations for strongman politicians.
I remember watching this movie about a Latin American dictator who was under siege by a military coup. He lamented, “Where are the people?” Bullets were flying all around. This dictator couldn’t understand why his loyal subjects weren’t coming to aid he and his deep staters as they were being shot to death in his presidential palace.
“Where are the people!”
That’s exactly what’s the Democrats are going to lament this coming midterm election. Where are the people? Voting against your condescending asses.
Source:
https://www.dailywire.com/news/33256/dems-announce-their-three-word-campaign-slogan-hank-berrien
Labels:
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illegal aliens,
Marxist,
midterm elections,
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Wednesday, January 4, 2017
Democrats' Bumper Sticker Slogan: Make America Sick Again
Here we go again.
Democrats create a monumental disaster and when the adults step in to
clean up their mess these cry babies throw a temper tantrum by blaming others
for their failures. It’s formulaic right
down to the bumper sticker slogans.
The American people systematically began to throw
progressives out of office starting in 2010 and culminating in a Trump
presidency. The Republicans were given
an overwhelming mandate to get rid of the Affordable Care Act. Now we know Democrats and their lapdogs in
the media will pull every dirty trick out of their playbook. Here is just a sampling of what we can
expect.
Senate
Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said the GOP plan is to "make
America sick again," riffing off of Trump's campaign pledge to make
America great again. He and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said
the GOP is waging a full scale assault on the U.S. healthcare system, including
on Medicare and Medicaid.
"Republicans are plotting, and soon will be
executing, a full scale assault on the three pillars that support the American
healthcare system," Schumer said, pointing to the the Affordable Care Act
(ACA), Medicare and Medicaid. "The Republican plan to cut healthcare
wouldn't make America great again, it would make American sick again, and lead
to chaos instead of affordable care."
Republicans want to make America sick again? That
ranks right up there with Republicans want to starve your children and kill
grandma and grandpa by taking away their Social Security. I believe the American people have wised up
to these demagogic tactics especially since the Affordable Care Act has proven be anything
but.
Source:
Monday, May 18, 2015
Charlotte Observer's Bumper Sticker Liberalism
The mayor of Charlotte, NC proclaimed April 30th Honesty Day. Apparently, this is also a national holiday. All I can say is conservatives should have no problem getting to work, or running errands on the last day of April. Liberals will be hiding under their beds for fear of opening their mouths. What am I saying? They can’t tell the difference between a truth and a lie. This is a futile exercise for them.
What’s even more laughable is when Taylor Batten, a
Charlotte Observer editor, was called out on the Disturber’s liberal agenda on
Honesty Day. He evaded the question by
giving the following bumper sticker slogans:
We believe that everyone
is created equal.
We believe that children
should not bear responsibility for the sins of their parents.
We believe that
prevention is a heck of a lot cheaper than a cure.
We believe people should
not be treated as lesser citizens, with fewer rights, because of whom they
love.
We believe a thriving
city, state and nation rests to a great degree in the quality of its public
schools, and that every child deserves a dedicated, dynamic teacher, regardless
of what ZIP code that child lives in.
We believe
discrimination is wrong in every instance.
We believe in
consistency, so if you are going to drug-test recipients of public assistance,
drug-test them all, including the corporate chieftains who are the biggest
beneficiaries.
We believe that police
officers should act professionally, under incredibly difficult circumstances,
regardless of a suspect’s race.
We believe taxes should
be kept as low as possible while still providing a sound safety net for the
neediest, a robust education for all, decent health care for the elderly and
the destitute, and other basics.
We believe politicians
of any party should keep their promises, avoid the appearance of personal gain
from the public trust, and look out for the general welfare, not that of any
one special interest.
We believe there are
people of worth beyond our tight circle and there are neighborhoods beyond our
own, with different histories, perspectives and needs.
We believe offenders have
paid their price when their sentence is up and should be helped to assimilate
back into society. And that that’s better for the community than neglecting
them and watching them commit another crime.
We believe there are
peace-loving Muslims.
We do not believe
President Obama was born in Kenya.
We believe in the
separation of church and state.
We believe Moore Place,
built with public and private money, and its housing-first approach is a model
for how to help the chronically homeless.
We believe Charlotte
will need effective mass transit to handle its continually swelling population.
We believe if you’re a
fan of a politician solely because he has a ‘D’ or an ‘R’ after his name, then
you’re not paying attention.
We believe we have only
one planet, and we should protect it for our grandchildren.
If that earns us the
label “liberal” in your eyes, Mr. Fry, so be it. We approach the issues of the
day with an open mind and guided by those principles, not by blind devotion to
any political party. And that’s the honest truth.
Is this an honest answer? These are nothing but amorphous platitudes
devoid of serious thought. So, in
essence, this is liberalism. Congratulations,
Mr. Batten! You were honest for a day!
Wait a minute. You ARE a blind devotee to the Democratic
Party. Oh, well. No one can accuse a liberal of being
completely honest.
Source:
Labels:
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Saturday, April 4, 2015
It's a Bumper Sticker Life
It’s a bumper sticker life! Such is the political philosophy of
liberals. Everything they believe can be
summed up in sound bites or hash tags.
We’ve all seen their inanity plastered on the rear end of vehicles. Here are a few examples:
Reality: The tenets of Islam doesn’t allow for
peaceful coexistence.
Reality: Increasing the minimum wage raises the cost
of goods and services; lowering the purchasing power of the middle class, not
to mention, the concomitant pay cut skilled workers encounter when non-skilled are
making as much as they. Unless, of course,
they too get a pay raise, which we all know isn’t going to happen.
Reality:
Women have a choice to kill a fetus, but the taxpayers didn’t have a say
when Planned Parenthood raided their wallets.
Pro-choice is a one way street to liberals.
Reality:
Global warming is a fraud of epic proportions. Enough said.
Labels:
bumper stickers,
global warming,
islam,
liberals,
minimum wage,
pro choice
Saturday, April 7, 2012
Does Mitt Romney Pass the Bumper Sticker Test?
A true barometer of enthusiasm for a politician is a bumper sticker. No conservative is going to subject his property to a bunch of thuggish progressives by openly proclaiming his support for a candidate. That commitment once made is sincere; because we know that our vehicles will be keyed and abused by the scum of the earth.In the 2008 election, my car and truck went stickerless. It wasn’t because I didn’t receive one in the mail, because I did. It was because there was no way in hell; I was going to put John McCain on my vehicles. Sarah Palin yes; John McCain no. So, in the trash it went.
My problem with the senator goes back to 1993, when he had the balls to tell grown men they couldn’t participate in a consensual sport called Ultimate Fighting. I remember asking myself, who in the hell does this guy think he is? And ever since that moment, my antipathy has grown to monumental proportions.During the 2008 election, I tried to find ways to justify voting for this dick. And at every instance, McCain would say something stupid. The only saving grace for this insipid moron was Sarah Palin. And that was the only way I could pull the lever for this asshole. If it hadn’t been for her, I don’t believe I would’ve voted.
Now, we conservatives are once again facing the possible nomination of another moderate. Can I put a Romney 2012 bumper sticker on my vehicles? It’s too soon to say.
Labels:
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Senator John McCain
Monday, August 16, 2010
Governor Beverly Perdue Sponsors Incestuous Fund Raiser
North Carolina’s Governor Beverly Perdue sponsored a fund raiser for the Democratic Governors Association. The event raised $1.2 million dollars, the largest amount collected by this so-called non-profit group.
The Charlotte Observer reports:
The gathering at Cary’s Umstead Hotel and Spa on April 6 and 7, was both a fund-raiser and a “regional policy conference” held by the Democratic Governors Association.
The Washington based association, whose purpose is to elect Democratic state chief executives, raises money around the country by holding fundraisers that also double as policy conferences. The group is helping raise money in 37 races for governor this year.
Governor Perdue called regional corporations, many who have their hands in state and federal taxpayer coffers. The following companies attended:
Duke Energy: Donated $100,000
AT&T: Donated $100,000
CSX: Donated $35,000
Bank of America: Donated $10,000
Wells Fargo: Donated $25,000
Time Warner Cable: Donated $10,000
:
All of the above companies have received TARP or Stimulus money; or have designs on targeted state sponsored programs.
Here are some other state sponsored companies who also contributed; again reported by the Charlotte Observer:
Policy Studies Inc. of Denver, Colo., which has won a total of $1.6 million in state contracts for child enforcement dating back to 2004, gave $25,000.
At a time when Perdue has been pushing for more tax paid incentives to make more movies in North Carolina, the Motion Picture Association of America, based in Encino, California contributed $15,000.
Also contributing were law firms that do lobbying, such as McGuire Woods PAC of Richmond, VA., which gave $10,000.
I thought there was a law against incest; apparently not in politics.
Source: Charlotte Observer
http://www.thestreet.com/story/10683427/national-gateway-receives-federal-stimulus-funds-through-tiger-program.html
http://www.ncdot.org/recovery/
http://www.cedmagazine.com/article.aspx?id=170829&terms=
http://articles.sfgate.com/2009-06-10/business/17207930_1_richard-kovacevich-rbc-capital-markets-tarp
The Charlotte Observer reports:
The gathering at Cary’s Umstead Hotel and Spa on April 6 and 7, was both a fund-raiser and a “regional policy conference” held by the Democratic Governors Association.
The Washington based association, whose purpose is to elect Democratic state chief executives, raises money around the country by holding fundraisers that also double as policy conferences. The group is helping raise money in 37 races for governor this year.
Governor Perdue called regional corporations, many who have their hands in state and federal taxpayer coffers. The following companies attended:
Duke Energy: Donated $100,000
AT&T: Donated $100,000
CSX: Donated $35,000
Bank of America: Donated $10,000
Wells Fargo: Donated $25,000
Time Warner Cable: Donated $10,000
:
All of the above companies have received TARP or Stimulus money; or have designs on targeted state sponsored programs.
Here are some other state sponsored companies who also contributed; again reported by the Charlotte Observer:
Policy Studies Inc. of Denver, Colo., which has won a total of $1.6 million in state contracts for child enforcement dating back to 2004, gave $25,000.
At a time when Perdue has been pushing for more tax paid incentives to make more movies in North Carolina, the Motion Picture Association of America, based in Encino, California contributed $15,000.
Also contributing were law firms that do lobbying, such as McGuire Woods PAC of Richmond, VA., which gave $10,000.
I thought there was a law against incest; apparently not in politics.
Source: Charlotte Observer
http://www.thestreet.com/story/10683427/national-gateway-receives-federal-stimulus-funds-through-tiger-program.html
http://www.ncdot.org/recovery/
http://www.cedmagazine.com/article.aspx?id=170829&terms=
http://articles.sfgate.com/2009-06-10/business/17207930_1_richard-kovacevich-rbc-capital-markets-tarp
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Obama BS Remover
Too bad it doesn't remove the shame from their conscience.
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