So the name Hussein is now forbidden, perhaps sacred. Not to be taken in jest or vain or as a campaign rub. Talk host Bill Cunningham was so evil in calling Obama by his actual name. Perhaps its now like publishing a likeness of that other prophet, er, mo-something. Well screw Obama. Uh oh, Now I’ve taken the name of our new prophet in vain. Ahh, screw him anyway.
Yes anyone who uses his actual middle name must be anti-Muslim at best or perhaps something worse, maybe a republican or evil conservative. Yes, small r because John McLame now decides who is really a Republican. Despite Cunningham perhaps having a screw loose with his now I’ll support Hillary garbage, this is all such bs. Anyway, Mark Levin came up with a solution on how to properly address his Obamaness.
Levin says we shall now use the name Barack Milhaus Obama. Now maybe that shows proper respect. Except that “Tricky Dick”, as the left so respectfully called him, wasn’t ashamed of America before he had his own self wander onto the political scene. Except that “I am not a crook” Nixon, as the left so respectfully called him, didn’t buy his homes with questionable real estate deals with lobbyists. Maybe using Milhaus is sort of degrading, to Nixon.
NJ 101.5 radio talk hosts attracted a few thousand listeners and tax activists to the state capitol last Friday to rally against the Governor’s new toll plan. New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine is proposing an 800% toll increase, the largest state bonding program in history and the shifting of existing debt to a new semi-private highway corporation.
Corzine, who made his fortune by taking Goldman Sachs public, wants to make his mark in politics by taking public assets private. And the purpose in doing so, is to enable grandiose new spending proposals for the state already buried in debt. It’s the perfect issue for the popular fm station that features daytime weekday talk.
The station has set up a page to cover progress on the effort to shift the direction from new spending and new debt to spending cuts. The governor has acknowledged that all prior administrations have overspent but also claims there is no place to cut spending. His state of the state address advised that, “pigs will fly over the Statehouse before there’s a realistic level of new taxes or spending cuts that can fix this mess.”
Now that the rally has produced numerous flying swine over the Statehouse, the station continues to inform and motivate by having an online petition, in addition to a website that provides a clearing house for information on the Governor’s plan, the various groups heading up the opposition and the latest news on the issue. Time will tell whether this has any effect on the swine inside the Statehouse.
