Monthly Archives: August 2010

Pleasing the birthers

A somewhat testy Barack Obama appeared in an interview with NBC News anchor Brian Williams, saying that he has more important things to do than humor the birthers. However, looking at the footage of Obama during the interview (see photo … Continue reading

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Chris Matthews plays “hard ball”

MSNBC personality Chris Matthews took on Republican leader Mitch McConnell about his non-comment comment about Barack Obama’s religion. Speaking about McConnell’s remarks  on the Meet the Press program, Matthews said: It’s really quite sleazy the way they’re doing it. They … Continue reading

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Berg reschedules rally for October

Crusading anti-Obama attorney, Philip J. Berg has set the new date for his massive rally to promote his opposition to everything Obama, including the president’s ineligibility and what the right wing call “Obamacare.” (They will have to eat that word … Continue reading

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Post & Email suffers from too much success

Some web hosting plans limit the bandwidth (the total amount of information allowed to be transferred during a period of time) and when that’s exceeded, they either cut you off, or they charge you extra. The Post & Email appears … Continue reading

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Taitz pays up

Despite what you may have heard, erstwhile attorney Orly Taitz, her appeals exhausted, has paid the $20,000 in sanctions imposed by federal judge Clay D. Land in Georgia, for her misconduct in the Rhodes v. MacDonald case after the the … Continue reading

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Fake grand jury writes real FBI

The “American Grand Jury” a set of volunteers with a political agenda, have written a letter to the FBI, expressing alarm about an ineligible president, and “demanding justice.” What is remarkable about the letter (which has been passed around in … Continue reading

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