Happy Labor Day America!

Enjoy the company picnic…

and celebrate our American workforce…

by buying American whenever possible…

Always being thankful for the opportunity to work freely…

in a country where your sacrifices are always appreciated…

And bosses express their best wishes for the workin’ man’s holiday.

Kudos go out to Senate majority leader Harry Reid (D, NV) who has finally “grown a pair” and  decided the GOP will never play fair. He rightfully whooped it out and told the repthugs what everyone knew needed to be said…

Piss on y’all! We’re passin’ health care reform with or without you!

Let me just say…

Attaboy Harry!

If you thought the Reptards didn’t want Health Care Reform, well guess again. They’ll gladly ship you a lifetime^* supply of Rage-Ex!

(^*Like any good dope dealer, errr…  capitalist, only the first one is free.)

Fuck you. Fuck you very, very mu..uuu..uu..uu..ch!

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Original article published Wednesday, November 26, 2008 by The New Republic

It’s no secret that a lot of people out there don’t much like Barack Obama. The president, according to his more fervent detractors, has a raft of unforgivable faults: He’s a socialist, a Muslim, an actual love-child of Malcolm X. His birth certificate is missing, his book had been ghost-written by William Ayers, and his wife, “Mrs. Grievance,” as a National Review cover dubbed her, was perennially on the cusp of getting caught ranting against the white man. The only thing keeping the President’s infamy from going public is the quiescence of the liberal media. Déjà vu, perhaps? Do  you remember the campaign of 2008?

Whatever its effectiveness ahead of Election Day, the right-wing hate campaign made for a nice exercise in nostalgia. For eight years, opposition politics have mainly involved attacking the president for, like, things he’s done or wanted to do in office—-and not, say, secret religious view he holds or convoluted murders involving his wife. Now, after an administration in the wilderness, they were back–the conspiracy theorists, the paranoiacs, the fringe figures whose dubious relationships with the truth weren’t enough to disqualify them from star turns in the right-wing media. The last Democratic president had spent his White House years in perpetual battle against well-funded crackpots peddling far-fetched theories, and now this one would, too. So much for change.

The clean-up crews were probably still sweeping confetti from Grant Park, in fact, when the first wave of paranoiac Obama-reaction hit the press: A run on gun-shops by disaffected red-staters convinced that the 44th president would do to the Second Amendment what Bill Ayers tried to do to New York City Police Headquarters. “He wants to take our guns from us and create a socialist society policed by his own police force,” Jim Pruett, a Houston-based radio-personality-turned-gun-dealer, told the New York Times. (continue reading…)