""""""&quo t;"So then you get Biden"""""" ;" Yes!!!!,!,!When Joe Biden is an upgrade..........that pretty much tells you how bad this guy is.

lol.


Wise words. 

At the time of Obama's 2nd inauguration-

Black Unemployment Rate Shoots Up from 12.9% to 14%

Well, at least more of them got to go to the big Party in DC. 

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Pop...I am in the French Quarter right now for the Superbowl...come on down!!! Once The Falcons choked I knew I had to come celebrate. Around 10am I will be taking the kids to the NFL Experience and if you go to the website they have a NFL Cam and you can actually see the Great Who and the Baby Who's on TV!!!!

10 am what time?

Central?

8 am my time? 

I looked on NFL.com but I don't see the link yet.  Maybe it comes up later.

please don't include reagan when you're talking about pro-environment presidents. james watt wanted to drill for oil in national parks.

please don't include reagan when you're talking about pro-environment presidents. james watt wanted to drill for oil in national parks.

Chief, Chief!

This is the kind of stupidity I am talking about!

Somebody wanted something...  somebody said something.

Show me what HAPPENED!

RESULTS!

DEEDS.

ACTIONS!

Obama talks out of his ass all day long-  who cares?  Lies toppeld upon more lies!  But What does a guy DO?

The most important international environemental treaty in history-  REAGAN DID IT! 

Ronald Reagan faced a divided house. Some in his administration wanted nothing to do with a treaty to phase out industrial chemicals that, evidence showed, depleted the atmosphere’s protective ozone layer.

EPA and the State Department pushed back against the anti-regulatory ideologues, arguing that public health and America’s international standing was at stake.

Reagan sided with his scientists and diplomats, and personally ordered them to negotiate a strong treaty. The resulting 1987 Montreal Protocol, which Reagan called a "monumental achievement," was the most important international environmental agreement in history.