I didn’t watch many of the Super Bowl commercials, but I really enjoyed this one:
Two prominent journalists casually admitted that Barack Obama has received glowing coverage from the press. Former Vanity Fair and New Yorker editor Tina Brown announced, “[Obama] got the best press known to man. Let’s face it.” Howard Kurtz, a host on CNN and a Washington Post columnist, corrected, “In the history of civilization.”
The quotes are particularly germane given our current state of affairs. However, some have claimed that these are quotes from Abraham Lincoln, but the general research indicates that this is not true.
For you sport fans, this is an interesting video of the top 10 outageous commentators calling as they see it:
Thanks to my buddy Alan, I was able to attend the big “whiteout” game at UD Arena. It’s amazing what the Flyers can do when they’re “playing on all cylinders”. Just about every Flyer contributed to this big win against their arch-rival located 50 miles down I-75… In many ways this game was very similar to the victory against 6th-ranked Pittsburgh from a couple of years ago.
For me, the game was made even more interesting since I sat next to Dayton Daily News sportswriter Hal McCoy. Hal has covered the Cincinnati Reds for over 37 years. I confessed to him that I wasn’t much of a baseball fan, but I told him about the baseball fanaticism of my father-in-law (Since Hal attends a Dayton hockey game every now and then, we found a common bond). We analyzed just about every play and UD turnover during the game. Of course, when you beat Xavier by 25 there’s not much for complaining.
To our list of infamy, we add Jennifer Loewenstein, an incompetent leftist Jew pretending to be an esteemed academic in Wisconsin. She publishes in various anti-semitic magazines and promotes the notion that Israeli soldiers are equivalent to Nazis.
Jewish history is just littered with so many self-hating Jews that do everything in their power to destory Judaism and Israel. It’s hard enough trying to understand why a Jew would support O’bama. I’m not even going to try to understand why they become Kapos…
For those of you trying to translate “womenese”, this may help (courtesy of Slick Imwalle):
If this were not so reflective of reality, it might actually be humorous…
This is funny…
Evidently, Ohio has been “awarded” $400 million from the Federal Government to build passenger train service that covers Cincinnati-Dayton-Columbus-Cleveland. As expected, the local media in Dayton is strongly in favor of the spending and urges its readers to ignore the poor results of similar investments in other parts of the country.
Does this spending really make sense for US citizens as well as taxpayers in Ohio? Many of these public works projects have turned into debacles for the states that are left to operate the systems at a money-losing rate. A consultant that served on the Amtrak review board urges the country to avoid this spending.
In my view, this represents the profligate spending that is typical of an O’bama government infatuated with centralized planning.
