Showing posts with label Maxine Waters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maxine Waters. Show all posts

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Maxine Waters Leaks More Verbal Stupidity-The GOP is Using Obama For His Food

In Maxine Waters' warped mind there is nothing wrong with this country except for the fact that the GOP and the Tea Party movement exist. She believes that everybody has the right to HER opinion. After saying the Tea Party should go to hell, Obama's programs help white people too much today she said that the President wasn't doing enough to bash his opponents.  Especially since they have been stealing his food and they are trying to kill him.
“He’s been very nice about it,” Waters said of Obama’s budget negotiations with Republicans. “He’s been on the other side of the aisle talking with people. He’s invited them up to the White House to have beer. He’s invited them to come and watch the Super Bowl games.

“He’s done all of that, and when they eat his food and drink his beer and leave, then they go and try to kill him [on Capitol Hill],” she told an audience gathered for the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) Foundation’s annual legislative conference in Washington.
Gee, what ever happened to the new tone? No one has said they want to kill the POTUS. On top of that the President serves a mean bean dip.
“You’ve gotta fight — you will not win this battle without fighting,” she added.
Waters and her fellow Democratic party members of the CBC are very upset they are not winning the class war.
Many House liberals have been disenchanted with Obama going back to December, when the president accepted GOP demands that the Bush-era tax rates be extended to even the wealthiest Americans — a provision strongly opposed by most Democrats.

The president drew similar liberal criticism this summer for backing enormous cuts in both a 2011 spending bill and legislation to raise the debt ceiling. More recently, some CBC members wondered aloud why Obama didn’t visit any urban areas on his August jobs tour through the Midwest.

....“We love the president. We want him to be successful,” Waters said. “But does he feel our pain? Does he understand what’s going on out here?”
Then she went after her favorite target
“We have got to show up. The Tea Party shows up. The Tea Party intimidates everybody,” she said. “We have to show people that we have no fear. Don’t mistake the silence for intimidation.”

Waters and her fellow progressives don't "get it." When they demonize the tea party, they demonize the American people. Because the polls show that American people support the tea party positions even when they don't support the tea party itself.

Allow me to suggest that Ms Waters may one day regret her attacks on grass roots America.






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Thursday, September 8, 2011

Maxine Waters-Obama is Only Supposed to Help African Americans

In Maxine Waters'  warped mind President Obama hasn't screwed up the economy, he has only screwed it up for Black people. And when he announces his jobs plan tonight he better direct it to the Urban areas where African-Americans live.

Waters complained today that the first half-African American President hasn't really shown the love to the black side of his DNA.
“There are roughly 3 million African Americans out of work today, a number nearly equal to the entire population of Iowa. I would suggest that if the entire population of Iowa, a key state on the electoral map and a place that served as a stop on the president’s jobs bus tour were unemployed, they would be mentioned in the president’s speech and be the beneficiary of targeted public policy,” Waters said in a statement to POLITICO on Thursday.

“So, one question to be answered this evening is, are the unemployed in the African-American community, including almost 45 percent of its youth, as important as the people of Iowa?” Waters asked.
According to the labor department, unemployment in the African American community is much higher than the 9.1% average (16.7 percent). Heck in my house the adult unemployment rate is 66.7%. Its not that she wants to target African Americans instead of adults who live in my house. Its not even that she wants the jobs effort to target people of her race ignoring the almost two-thirds of the people in her own district. Where liberal racists like Maxine Waters go wrong is that a jobs plan shouldn't target any people.  It should target the businesses that create jobs. The way you get people back to work is not come up with stimulus jobs, or a Roosevelt-type CCC for urban areas.  Programs like that didn't work for Roosevelt, they didn't work for Obama in 2009 and they won't work today. 


The only way that Waters will get what she wants, lower unemployment in the African-American community is to cut regulations, cut corporate taxes and take away the uncertainly most business are facing today. Only then will company's begin to hire in a big way, and jobs will flow back into the US from other countries. 


Sadly that is not the objective of Ms Waters, she just wants to hurt the country and African Americans by burdening them with more debt that will never be offset by a greater number of taxpayers in good jobs, paying taxes.That is the best way to create revenue and to bring America off the progressive-caused abyss.


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Wednesday, August 31, 2011

William Shakespeare Responds to The CBC Declaration of War Against The Tea Party




Tea Party Patriot-William Shakespeare
During the past few weeks we have been covering the cross-country trip of Members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) who have been been using job fairs as an excuse to incite hatred against the grass roots Tea Party movement. Among the more famous incidents were Maxine Waters telling the Tea Party to go to hell,  Frederica Wilson declaring the Tea Party as the enemy, and CBC Whip Andre' Carson's statement that the Tea Party programs are the efforts of Jim Crow who would like to see Black American's "hanging from a tree."




These charges are very serious and very false. Rather than try to address these CBC charges myself, I have decided to ask someone much more talented in the language arts to answer the Congressional Black Caucus. I've channeled the Bard himself, William Shakespeare to answer the CBC's reprehensible, divisive rhetoric. This morning I went to a medium-rare and spoke to the spirit of the Bard of Avon, below is what he told me to write:
To call me names if it will feed nothing else,
it will feed my resolve. The CBC hath disgraced me, and
hindered me with their mistruths; laughed at my losses,
mocked at my policy, scorned my constitution, thwarted my
honest dialogue, cooled my supporters, heated mine
enemies; and what's his reason? I am a tea party patriot.


Hath not a patriot eyes? hath not a patriot hands, organs,
dimensions, senses, affections, passions? fed with
the same food, hurt with the same weapons, subject
to the same diseases, healed by the same means,
warmed and cooled by the same winter and summer, as
a CBC Democrat is?


If you prick us, do we not bleed?
if you tickle us, do we not laugh? if you poison
us, do we not die? and if you wrong us, shall we not
expose you for what you are? If we are like you in the rest, 
we will resemble you in that. 

If a tea party patriot wrong a Democrat,
what is his humility? Lies.
If a Democrat
wrong a tea party patriot,
what should his sufferance be by
the Democratic example? 

Why, TRUTH. The villainy you teach us,
we will execute the opposite, and will expose you 
for what you are,  frauds 
who bully American voters like us lest we remind the public 
you have no entitlement to your position
Nay we hold the power and you sit at our whim and will

Remember November, the Second of November remember:
Did not the Tea Party wave rise for the budget's sake?
What progressive was sent home, that did lose,
And not for the economy? 


What, shall one of us
That struck the biggest progressive congress in all of history,
But for Taxing and Spending, shall we now
Contaminate our cause with base rhetoric,
And sell the mighty space of our Constitutional movement
For so much trash talk as may be grasped thus?
I had rather be a dog, and bay the moon,
Than such a
n American


You have done that you should be sorry for.
There is no terror, CBC, in your charges
For we are armed so strong in honesty
That they pass by me as the idle wind,
Which I respect not. 

We did ask of you
Not to spend sums of gold, which you denied us,
For we  will raise no more money till the budget cut.
By heaven, we  had rather coin our  hearts
And drop our blood for drachmas than to wring
From the hard hands of any American their limited cash
To pay for your fiduciary indiscretion.


We did sent
To you to pay our bills FIRST,
Which you denied us and called us racist. 
Was that done like Americans? Should we have answered 
the Congressional Black Caucus so?
When Tea Party Patriots grow so covetous of power
To use such rascal venom in political debate
Be ready, gods, with all your thunderbolts.
Dash them to pieces!



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Tuesday, August 23, 2011

New Divisiveness From The Racists in the Congressional Black Caucus



Enough with the nonsensical term of "racers" they are racists!  Democratic members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC)  joined by other prominent African Americans  supposedly for a series of job fairs.  What they are really doing is spewing vile false racist charges against the tea party.  Prominent in this pack of traveling racists is Congresswoman Maxine Waters, who was recently caught on tape telling the tea party to go to hell... pretty strong words for a woman charged with misusing her office to help her husband's bank get some TARP funds.

The most recent stop for this group of African American racial agitators  was Miami Beach.  The night before the jobs fair they held a town hall so they could talk politics. Rather than  discuss politics this group set up on their objective widen the racial divide in America.



"The real enemy is the tea party –- let's remember that," said Rep. Frederica Wilson of Miami Gardens, host of the meeting and jobs fair. "The tea party holds Congress hostage…They have one goal in mind, and that's to make President Obama a one-term president."
Funny last time I checked the tea party was offering ideas, and the Republicans were presenting budgets and programs, while Ms Wilson's party  presented nothing.
Ms Wilson feels the reason there is unemployment in the black community is a result of  racism:

"When you look at African American males, 40% of them are unemployed, those under 30 years of age. I understand exactly the entire nation must be involved in this recovery but the black community is experiencing a great recession. That's what we're experiencing," Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-FL) told MSNBC.

"And all of the growth in the past 30 years, we see it slipping away. From home ownership, the middle class; it's slipping away from our hands. And it has a lot to do with many issues. Racism, shipping jobs overseas, access -- no access to technology. You know, the digital divide is there and many of the new jobs that's what it requires. So, we have a problem."
Sorry Rep Wilson, I am hitting the bull sh*t button.  I have been out of work since just before election day 2008, many of the people from my community are also unemployed.  Since almost every unemployed person in my neighborhood that I know of is Jewish like me, using your logic that must mean Antisemitism is at the heart of our joblessness. Well either that or the fact that your party which has controlled the government for most of my unemployment is doing a lousy job at fixing the economy, and your president is a failure at fixing the economy. Can't blame the GOP because for three-quarters of Obama's term so far, the progressive Democrats controlled the White House and both houses of congress.
I know its hard for a racist like Ms. Wilson to understand, but maybe , just maybe the reason there is high unemployment, and why the Tea Parties want Obama to be a one-term president. Maybe because the progressive programs haven't worked.  If that is racist, well then I guess I am a racist.

Rep. Maxine Waters of California, who recently said the tea party should "Go straight to hell."

"I'm in church. I'm not going to repeat that," Waters said Monday.

She also said: "We have to stand up and fight. It's fight time...We're not afraid of the tea party…In this struggle, we have to define who we are, what the president is doing and not let our voices be overshadowed by the tea party."
Waters kept at it when Don Graves, executive director of the President's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness at the White House, said an obstacle to creating jobs is "folks who are going to stand in the way and block the legislation that the Congressional Black Caucus has proposed."

"What people are you talking about?" Waters interrupted. "Say tea party. Say it!"

"It was Tea Party Republicans," Graves said.
It interesting that Waters did not want to tell someone to go to hell in a church but felt totally comfortable breaking one of the ten commandments, the one about bearing false witness, in a Church.
If Maxine Waters had any desire to tell the truth, she would admit that this president concentrated on everything except jobs for the bulk of his time in office. For the bulk of the past two and a half years, this President and members of Ms Waters party  focused on implementing their progressive political agenda instead trying to create jobs.  Some might even say they  put their political agenda in front of country.
Even the stimulus program was a political creation.  The progressives created a near-trillion dollar stimulus program which included every type of pork possible, targeted to reelect Democrats.  Instead of having the stimulus dollars hit ASAP which would be most helpful to the economy according to the Keynesian theory, a large chunk of the money was purposely scheduled to hit in early 2010 so it could be used as re-election pork. Instead of using the construction programs in the stimulus bill to help everybody, our President (via executive order) directed construction programs to be awarded to union shops or shops paying union wages and benefits.  Non-Union shops had to pay money into union pension plans even though their employees would not benefit. This was done to reward the progressives  big political supporters the unions. The vast majority of construction shops (86%) are non-union. Costs for stimulus construction jobs were estimated at 20% higher because the president was helping is ideological base.
After the ill-fated stimulus was passed, instead of working on jobs the President again put party needs in front of the country as the Democrats pushed first for cap and trade and then for Obamacare. When cap and trade didn't pass, the EPA took up the baton and is trying to implement job-killing climate regulation on its own.
The job killing Obamacare program and the Chris Dodd/Barney Frank financial regulation bill followed.  Both of these efforts were passed to satisfy the progressive ideological base. Both of these efforts hurt rather than helped the economy.  So who exactly is putting party in front of Country? And as for the legislation the CBC is pushing, lets just say if the largest Keynesian stimulus in American history didn't work, maybe pouring more money into the Keynesian toilet wont help either.

Joining  the CBC at the town hall was the the supposed Reverend, Jesse Jackson who also made some outrageous charges. He claimed the Tea Partiers were the ones opposing civil rights movement led by Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.

The tea party opposing Obama, Jackson said, should be called the "Fort Sumter Tea Party that sought to maintain states' rights and slavery."

"The tea party is a new name on an old game," he said. "Dr. King fought a 'tea party' in Alabama...He had no weapons, but he confronted the tea party."
Nothing like a preacher bearing false witness and trying to split people apart. But that is nothing new for Reverend Hymie-town is it?
Rep. Alcee Hastings, whose congressional career began after he was impeached from his Judge job for taking a bribe of $150,000 added:

Rep. Alcee Hastings of Broward -- who early on in the meeting said "the tea party is the Republican Party" -- later urged the panel to play down the power of the tea party.

"I'm not going to continue down the path of giving them all this credit," Hastings said, telling the crowd to register to vote. "Turn the tea party upside down!"
All of these racial arsonists should be ashamed of themselves. Rather than legitimately search for solutions to America's problems, these racists and criminal wannabes, hang on to their old broken programs, and blame everyone else but themselves.
When Obama was elected, people began to talk about this country entering a post-racial world.  That will never happen as long as the racists in the CBC continue to divide the country as an excuse to cover up their own mistakes.

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

RACISTS! The Congressional Black Caucus Bashes President Obama

Speaking at a town hall in Detroit Michigan, Members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC)and the mostly African-American audience criticized President Barack Obama for his lousy showing on jobs and for his political bus tour making campaign stops in predominantly Caucasian neighborhoods.

California Rep. Maxine Waters tried to explain to the attendees that she and other members of the Black Caucus that she and her fellow CBC members had to walk a fine line because many in the communities they represent had great love for President Barack Obama, it can be anywhere from difficult to impossible for Waters and the other members to be as critical of the president as she wanted to be. An obvious racist reference to the fact the President's mother was Caucasian.



At times the crowd at the Town Hall was even more rally then the tea party rallies two summers ago, another indication of the racism of the event.
Waters virtually invited the crowd to "unleash us" to pressure Obama for action. "We don't put pressure on the president," Waters told the audience at Wayne State Community College.  
Unleash she said?  Is Ms Waters trying to say that African-Americans are still being held in chains by whites?
The problem, Waters said, is that Obama is not paying enough attention to the problems of some black Americans.  The unemployment rate for African-Americans nationally is a little over 16 percent, and almost twice that in Detroit.  And yet, Waters said, the president is on a jobs-promotion trip through the Midwest that does not include any stops in black communities.
See what I mean, Waters is objecting to the fact that this President wants to visit with people of his mother's race also?  It seems like a fight between husband and wife over whose family to spend Thanksgiving with.
  "The Congressional Black Caucus loves the president too," Waters said.  "We're supportive of the president, but we're getting tired.  We're getting tired. And so, what we want to do is, we want to give the president every opportunity to show what he can do and what he's prepared to lead on. We want to give him every opportunity, but our people are hurting. The unemployment is unconscionable. We don't know what the strategy is. We don't know why on this trip that he's in the United States now, he's not in any black community.  We don't know that."
Another racist comment by Waters, she is upset that the President hasn't shared his strategy with the Black community as if they shouldn't wait until September like the rest of the country.

I know what many of you are thinking. How on earth can I call any CBC  disagreement with the President racism against Caucasian Americans? And how can I indicate frustration with Obama's policies from a rowdy crowd of voters as the same kind of racism? That my friends I learned from the Congressional Black Caucus and Progressive Democrats who call any criticism by Caucasians as anti-African American racism. Since half of this President's DNA comes from his White mother, using their logic the opposite must be true also.

In related news When asked by Gallup in the week of Aug. 8-14 whether they approved of the way Obama was handling his job as president, a record-low 81 percent of African-Americans surveyed said that they did.  For most of his Presidency, Obama's approval among African-Americans was in the low-mid 90% range.  This major drop is just another indication of the Racism in America, as many respondents commented that they were only giving bad ratings to the President's Caucasian half.
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