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It’s time that we get more segregated…

…starting with our water fountains:

Saw it on a friend’s facebook , thought it was funny. Of course the only reason for this would be that we need to protect guys from having “issues” under any circumstances, as girls drinking from water fountains is a big turn on for some geek boys, so of course we just had to prohibit girls from drinking at water fountains, or at least this one. And whoever that girl is, umm… they need to do something about her!

(You probably won’t understand this as a joke unless you were at a certain conversation)

I’m offering free Gilt Groupe invites to anyone who comments on my blog. Gilt Groupe is one of those “invite only” exclusive brand sale sites. For example, they’re currently having this Gant sale, and have a bunch of stuff for upto 92% off retail. Case in point, a pair of “bone” jeans for $38, usually something in the range of 300 bucks. These guys have awesome sales, and it is not a scam. Just leave a comment on this post with your email address, and I’ll send you a invite to Gilt. If you do it within the next few hours, you’ll even get a chance to take part in the current Gant sale.

Info here.

As a Seventh-day Adventist, I’m totally pissed at Atlantic Union College (Adventist Owned School) for allowing illegal animal tests to continue on their campus. As a Church we should be supporting a progressive agenda that does not include tourturing animals for no reason whatsoever. AUC should do as PETA asks and end these needless experiments once and for all.

A Profile Across America billboard ends up next to a McDonalds billboard. Don’t you love it?

Thanks to the PETA2 MySpace blog.

And I disagree with both statements, the reason eggs are cruel is because your taking it from a live chicken. Abortions are okay cause the girl is taking it (a fetus) off of herself, because of her own will.

This started playing automatically on facebook, and I like it.

So why is NARAL so upset that the Governor of Virginia/DNC Chair Tim Kainedecided to sign legislation funding misleading and innacurate crises pregnancy centers in Virginia? Is anyone really surprised Obama isn’t someone of his word? Frankly, NARAL threw Hillary Clinton under the bus and endorsed Obama in ‘08, now a Obama nominee has thrown their agenda under the bus. Maybe they should have stuck with someone they could trust.

I wish I could say Hillary Clinton ‘12, but I guess it probably won’t happen.

I kid you not.

Our “Family Values” republican leader went to visit Mr. O’Reilly’s favorite entertainer.

WRONG.

Shocking, New York Times has lost a bit more credibility in my mind, if it ever had any.

In a world of hypocrites, Bob Herbert of the New York Times is one of the most transparent.

Last year in a FOX interview with Major Garrett on January 7, 2008 Hillary Clinton said:

“I would point to the fact that that Dr. King’s dream began to be realized when President Johnson passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, when he was able to get through Congress something that President Kennedy was hopeful to do, the President before had not even tried, but it took a president to get it done. That dream became a reality, the power of that dream became a real in people’s lives because we had a president who said we are going to do it, and actually got it accomplished.”

The New York Times and other media outlets responded by helping the Obama campaign twist these statements and others to successfully portray the Clintons as racists. Bob Herbert wrote in the Times on January 12, 2008: “And there was Mrs. Clinton telling the country we don’t need ‘false hopes,’ and taking cheap shots at, of all people, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.”

Now, over one year later, Herbert wrote on January 19, 2009:

“Johnson’s contributions to the betterment of American life were nothing short of monumental. For blacks, he opened the door to the American mainstream with a herculean effort that resulted in the enactment of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. He followed up that bit of mastery with the Voting Rights Act of 1965…Without Lyndon Johnson, Barack Obama and so many others would have traveled a much more circumscribed path. I wish Johnson could be there, his commitment to civil rights so publicly vindicated, his eyes no doubt misting as the oath of office is administered.”

Oh really? So was Herbert, the Times, and the rest of the media wrong last year for castigating Mrs. Clinton when she acknowledged Johnson’s indelible role in the civil rights movement? Incredibly, Herbert does not even acknowledge Mrs. Clintons sentiments from last year, which appalled him.

If Herbert were a person of integrity, he would write a column apologizing to Mrs. Clinton. I don’t know how so-called ‘journalists’ sleep at night knowing how they wrongly tried to assassinate the Clintons’ character with abuse of the race card, but I do know why New York Times stock is now worth less than a roll of toilet paper.

Reposted from DONE (Democrats Over Nominating Elitists) article One Year Later, NY Times Echoes Hillary’s Once “Racist” MLK/LBJ Quote 

Stupid Senator John Cornyn is blocking Hillary Clinton from being sworn in as Secretary of State today.

So one Senator can stop a confirmation, that’s retarded. Also retarded is that he’s stoping the most trustworthy member of the new administration, most likely the member with the most fans.

He can’t stop it forever, there’ll be a roll call vote on Wednesday, and Cornyn will stick up as a sore thumb of idiological partianship when that happens… IDIOT!

If you don’t like it, get over it…

yumm…. these guys are giving out vegan treats.

And the blond one is super hot… in the cold winter running around like that.

Terry’s facebook is here… hope everyone joins in to help make his candidacy a grass roots success.

Note his very democratic spirit, while the Democratic Primary was still on he posed with some people in Washington state with a Obama sign, while he himself wore a Clinton sign.

That’s Leadership. That’s Warner style leadership.

It’s Official! Terry McAuliffe is the next governor of our wonderful state, Virginia. No, Kidding, but he is now an official candidate in the race.

I was looking at the two top contender’s websites today, if their websites are any indication, Terry McAuliffe will be a way more competent governor. But then we also have to think about who will be the best one to defeat the republican, I think we should look at fundraising, we know who will be the fundraiser… whatabout we keep the mansion, how does that sound VA DEMS!

TERRY FOR VA!!!!!