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Obuma Accuses His Media Allies of "Trying To Divide" The American People

(They'll still carry his water, tho')

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Tingles: "Our Savior Obuma Came To Us Today. He Came Amongst Us... OOooo, I Can't Stop My Leg From Tingling..."

This is for you, Tingles:

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UK: Jihadists Say They Tried To Behead British Soldier
Because It Was "The Most Humane Way To Kill A Creature"

(Total Savages)

Via Daily Mail:

The alleged murderers of Lee Rigby told police they cut his throat with a knife because 'this is how we kill our animals in Islam', a court was told today.

Michael Adebolajo said in an interview that 'the most humane way to kill any creature is to cut the jugular', the Old Bailey heard.

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During a police interview from June 1 played to the court, Adebolajo, covered by a blue blanket with a copy of the Koran in front of him, said that 'Allah had chosen' the soldier to be his victim.

'When I thought about obeying Allah in the past I thought maybe it is possible to kill a man by driving into him,' he said.

'When he crossed the road in front of me so casually it was almost as if I was not in control of myself. I accelerated, I hit him and I think I also crashed into a sign post.'

He went on: 'We did not wish to give him much pain – I could see he was still alive. We exited the vehicle and I am not sure how I struck the first blow.

'The most humane way to kill any creature is to cut the jugular, this is what I believe, this is how we kill our animals in Islam. He may be my enemy but he is a man – so I struck at the neck and attempted to remove his head.'

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Poll: Support For
ObumaCrappyCare Down Sharply Among White Women

Via Hot Air:
http://hotair.com/archives/2013/12/05/poll-support-for-obamacare-down-sharply-among-white-women/

Temporary blip mirroring the nationwide souring on O and his big "achievement" or a more durable shift that threatens Democrats in 2016? I had it in my head for some reason that ObamaCare has always been relatively popular with women, but check Kaiser's polling over time and you'll see that's not really true. Among women generally (not just white women), support for the law has cracked 50 percent exactly once over the past 44 months. This year alone, support scraped 40 percent only in October, when it got a small bounce after the website launched, but otherwise it's been below that mark consistently.

More at: http://hotair.com/archives/2013/12/05/poll-support-for-obamacare-down-sharply-among-white-women/

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Here's Why Fast Food Workers SHOULD Make $15/Hour
Their skills are beyond compare.  Exceptional does not even begin to describe THIS Subway sandwich artist who flunked out of High School and got his GED at the local prison.

In case you can't tell, he put his genitals on the bread after it was proofed.  How exceptional and skilled he must surely be!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/22/subway-employee-puts-penis-on-bread-frozen-urine_n_3635174.html

Subway

Here's another great one.  This time the employee has decided to lick all of the food items before using them.

Taco Bell Guy

Burger King

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Gallup: Obuma's Approval Rating Among Hispanics In A Free Fall, Down 23 Points Over Last Year To 52%

(Time to crank up the amnesty machine)

Via Gallup:

Note Obuma's approval rating among whites, 31%. Ouch.

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Liberal Clergy Send Letter To NFL Attacking Redskins Name As "Derogatory" And A "Slur," Characterizes Native-Americans "As Less Than Human"

Via USA Today:
A letter castigating the team name of the Washington pro football club and signed by 61 religious leaders mostly from the Washington region is scheduled to be sent to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and team owner Daniel Snyder on Thursday, according to the minister who is the driving force behind it.

The letter, dated Dec. 5, casts the roiling national controversy over the team name as a moral issue and includes signatures of leaders from a range of faith communities including Lutheran, Episcopal, Methodist, Baptist, United Church of Christ, AME, Presbyterian, Unitarian, Jewish, Buddhist and Muslim.

"The derogatory term 'redskin' offends many Native Americans and others in this country," the letter says. "This word, defined in the dictionary as a slur, should not be publicly marketed and celebrated in America, which is built on the ideals of respect and inclusion."

Rev. Graylan Hagler, who helped write the letter and recruit the signatories, said clergy who signed on agreed they would also talk about the issue from their pulpits. Hagler hopes their sermons will ignite a religiously based grassroots campaign.

"If you use that word about a group of people, you characterize them as less than human," Hagler told USA TODAY Sports. "You have stripped them of their humanity and taken away the likeness of God that is within all of us."

The Navajo Code Talkers beg to differ:

Navajo Code Talker Says Washington Redskins Name Is Symbol Of Loyalty And Courage

Via Fox News:
A leader of the Navajo Code Talkers who appeared at a Washington Redskins home football game said Wednesday the team name is a symbol of loyalty and courage — not a slur as asserted by critics who want it changed.

Roy Hawthorne, 87, of Lupton, Ariz., was one of four Code Talkers honored for their service in World War II during the Monday night game against the San Francisco 49ers.

Hawthorne, vice president of the Navajo Code Talkers Association, said the group's trip was paid for by the Redskins. The four men met briefly with team owner Dan Snyder but did not discuss the name, Hawthorne said.

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(Hmmmm.... I could have swore he died last year.  How do you say, Life Support System)

Via CNN:
Nelson Mandela, the revered statesman who emerged from prison after 27 years to lead South Africa out of decades of apartheid, has died, South African President Jacob Zuma announced late Thursday.  He was 95.

The former president battled health issues in recent months, including a recurring lung infection that led to numerous hospitalizations.

With advancing age and bouts of illness, Mandela retreated to a quiet life at his boyhood home in the nation's Eastern Cape Province, where he said he was most at peace.

Despite rare public appearances, he held a special place in the nation's consciousness.

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New Economist Poll Finds For First Time More Americans
Don't Like Obuma Than Like Him

(Damn you racists! [shakes fist in air])

Via Washington Examiner:
President Obama finally knows how George W. Bush felt as he lumbered through his second term.

A new Economist/YouGov poll finds that for the first time, more Americans than not don't like Obama.

Long a polling category that has carried and elevated his presidency even as his approval numbers have hit rock bottom just 11 months into his second term, his likability is now underwater.

A year ago, when asked if people liked Obama regardless of his policies, 37 percent said yes, 29 percent no. The new poll finds that 34 percent don't like Obama, while just 30 percent do.

It's the same on his favorability rating. A year ago 53 had a favorable opinion of the president. Today 53 percent have an unfavorable opinion. Among independents, 62 percent have an unfavorable opinion.

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President Obuma's Uncle, Living Here Illegally Since 1970, Granted Legal Residency

(Despite being here illegally, despite violating deportation orders and being arrested for a DUI. He came as a student and never left)

Via Boston Globe:
A federal immigration judge today allowed President Obama's uncle, Onyango "Omar" Obama, to remain in the United States, following a hearing in which the name of the president was invoked by the 69-year-old Kenyan who has been living here for some 50 years.

US Immigration Judge Leonard I. Shapiro issued his ruling from the bench. He said he believed Onyango Obama was a gentleman, a good neighbor, paid his taxes, and met the criteria for legal permanent residency, commonly known as a green card.

"Welcome to America,'' Shapiro said to Onyango.

During the hearing, Onyango Obama testified, "I do have a nephew. He's the president of the United States."

He also contradicted the White House's assertion that the president had never met him. Onyango Obama testified that his nephew lived with him in Cambridge for three weeks while the future president was a student at Harvard Law School in the late 1980s.

Shapiro based his decision on a federal immigration law that allows people who have lived in the United States since prior to 1972 to apply for residency.

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President's Claim That He Never Met Uncle Contradicted By Uncle And Landlord

(So one more lie about Obama's past uncovered.  Why lie about this, just to not seem to have connection to illegal uncle?  It's a dumb lie, especially if uncle, et. al, wouldn't back you up)

Via WaPo:
President Obama's uncle said at a deportation hearing Tuesday that Obama stayed with him while he was a student at Harvard Law School in the 1980s — despite the White House having said that Obama never met the man.

Onyango "Omar" Obama, 69, was arrested for drunk driving in 2011 and faced deportation after living in the United States for five decades. The judge decided to let the Kenyan national remain in the United States.

According to the Boston Globe, Omar Obama also made the following claim:

The White House said following Omar Obama's arrest that he and the president had never met. The president was not close to his father's side of the family given his father's absence in his life.

The White House did not immediately comment on Omar Obama's claim.

Omar Obama came to the United States when he was 19, with the help of his brother, Barack Obama Sr. He currently works as the manager of a liquor store.

He is the second of Obama's relatives to face deportation and win. Obama's aunt, Zeituni Onyango, also avoided deportation in 2010.

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Obuma Flip Flops: Acknowledges He Knew And Lived With Kenyan Uncle In 1980s

(Despite Lying he'd never met the man, Obuma now says he did live with him for a period of time in the 1980s while preparing to attend a University)

Via Boston Globe:
President Obama acknowledged on Thursday that he lived with his Kenyan uncle for a brief period in the 1980s while preparing to attend Harvard Law School, contradicting a statement more than a year ago that the White House had no record of the two ever meeting.

Their relationship came into question on Tuesday at the deportation hearing of his uncle, Onyango Obama, in Boston immigration court. His uncle had lived in the United States illegally since the 1970s and revealed in testimony for the first time that his famous nephew had stayed at his Cambridge apartment for about three weeks. At the time, Onyango Obama was here illegally and fighting deportation.

On Thursday, a White House official said the press office had not fully researched the relationship between the president and his uncle before telling the Globe that they had no record of the two meeting. This time, the press office asked the president directly, which they had not done in 2011.