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Obama Girl Strikes Again
I just watched the video below, which literally made me fall off my chair. It's hilarious.
The 77-year-old Libertarian candidate Gravel sings along (and no, he can't carry a tune) with the infamous Obama Girl, trying to get her to join his camp. "You should drop your crush on your Obama," he sings. "You ought to know you're off the chain." (I guess that means he thinks she's hot.)
Obama Girl responds saying while she digs "Mike," she's still got her Obama crush. She dances around in her usual tight-fitting Obama shirt, with Gravel watching on.
Enter "Crank That Soulja Boy" music. Gravel's past debate remarks are mixed to the hip-hop tune, then he's seen doing the Soulja Boy dance with Obama girl and others that made University of Wisconsin basketball coach Bo Ryan a YouTube favorite.
But alas, in the end, despite his efforts, Gravel gets no commitment from Obama Girl. "I'll think about it," she tells him when asked if she'll campaign for him instead of that other guy.
"I totally learned that Soulja Boy dance for nothing," Gravel laments.
Recent Comments
(Page 2 of 2)TTucker8:41AMMay 13th 2008
Well, to tell you the truth.... I think that all those that are supporting Obama or Clinton for that matter needs to know where they both stand on todays issue. This is especially important with everything that is going on in the world right now. The only Republican we have running is McCain. On one hand we say that we do not want 4 more years of the mismangerment of another Republican. Then on the other hand we have these 2 Democrats that are back and fourth battleing it out. Let's take a look at Obama first. He keeps stateing it is time for a change to take place, but has he made himself clear about what kind of a changes he has planned? Next he has the whole issue with not joinning in and facing the flag when we say our pledge and let's not forget his stand on if Israel was to come under attack. From what I have read from my Bible it is my understanding that Israel is God's Chosen people and Israel is the Holy Land. Those that come against his chosen people or the Holy Land then they will suffer God's wrath. You can fine this through out the NKJV & KJV Bible. Therefore I feel it is our place to protect God's people and His Holy Land. Obama gives a great speech, but if you take a look in a NKJV Bible and read (Romans 16: 17-20) certainly you will understand that we are to stay away from those who has smooth words and a flattering speech. For they want to deceive us. We are also to avoid those that want to cause division. Now that is exaclty what Obama and Clinton are doing right now with the Democratic party. Speaking about Clinton has everybody forgot that she has deceive us before? Let me remind you about Whitewater. Oh in such short time has the people forgotten the Whitewater scandal. It was a real estate deal that went wrong. The Clinton's pressured Hale into provideing them and Mcdougal an illegal loan of $300,000. After an investigation convictions against the McDougals, Jim Guy Tucker, and later Susan McDougal served time for refusing to answer questions relating to the Clinton's role in Whitewater. Although some how maybe because of their position the Clinton's themselves were never charged. Hummmm makes one think doesn't it! If not it should make you think before you trust what Clinton says!!! I personally feel that the best thing We the People of the United States can do right now is Pray together as One Nation for God's direction with this election.
tyler11:23PMMay 15th 2008
i think we can all agree that both Clinton and Obama will try to ruin our healthcare system. so if you like being able to see a doctor when you're sick and getting hospital care when you need it, they simply aren't the logical choice
Now to the real issue at hand: how does one 'Congressman that ho'?
Jeff Parker7:59PMMay 23rd 2008
Everyone Should watch these!
Listen to these two videos... Rev. Manning of Harlem.. is absolutely
right!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khuu-RhOBDU and what about this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygWExq7g2F0&NR=1
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
THIS IS NOT ABOUT BLACK OR WHITE: IT'S ABOUT OUR COUNTRY AND YOU BEING PLAYED FOR A FOOL!
_____________
AMERICA WAKE UP. . .
MUSLIMS ARE A SERIOUS THREAT. . .
WWW.USAWAKEUP.ORG
WWW.NUMBERSUSA.COM
OBAMA IS A SERIOUS PROBLEM. . .
WAKE UP BEFORE ITS TO LATE
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++==
Need more?
ed2:10AMMar 17th 2008
Google either quote....
“I found a solace in nursing a pervasive sense of grievanc and animosity against my mother's race.”
“I will stand with the Muslims should the political winds shift in an ugly direction.”
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Have you seen this video...
watch the entire thing... you'll see during God Bless America...
Obama refuses to put his hand on his chest....
hummmmmmmmmmmm WHAT DO YOU THINK THIS MEANS AMERICA...
http://youtube.com/watch?v=5N-1-g90bW0
Lisa10:52AMMay 28th 2008
What do all of these people/organizations have in common?
William Ayers (Weatherman Underground bomber, unrepentant domestic
terrorist)
Frank Davis (Member Communist Party USA, Early mentor to Obama)
Jeremiah Wright (Black Liberation militant, racist, and Pastor)
Tony Rezko (Corrupt Financier, ties to Terror Financing)
Louis Farrakhan (Nation of Islam Leader, racist, anti-American)
Hamas Terrorist Organization (Islamic Terrorist Organization)
Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades (Islamic Terror Irganization)
Raila Odinga (Fundamental Islamic Candidate, Kenya, Obama’s
Cousin)
Daniel Ortega (Marxist Sandinista Leader. Nicaragua)
Raul Castro (Hard-line Communist Leader, Cuba)
Communist Party Illinois (US Communist Political Party)
Socialist Party USA (Marxist Socialist Political Party)
The New Black Panther Party (Black Militant Organization,
anti-American and racis
THEY ALL:
ARE ENEMIES OF AMERICA
THEY ALL:
SUPPORT BARRACK HUSSEIN OBAMA
___________________________________________
sunshowerbooks 01:13:31 AM May 08 2008
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armenianbabe59 11:09:21 PM May 07 2008
Report This!
TAKE YOUR TIME READING THROUGH THIS SITE
http://obamawtf.blogspot.com/
THEN ASK YOURSELVES
IS THIS REALLY WHO YOU ALL WANT IN THE WHITE HOUSE?
SHAME ON YOU ALL FOR BEING SOOOOOOO DAM BLIND
________________________________________
Listen to these two videos... Rev. Manning of Harlem.. is absolutely
right!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khuu-RhOBDU and what about this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygWExq7g2F0&NR=1
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
THIS IS NOT ABOUT BLACK OR WHITE: IT'S ABOUT OUR COUNTRY AND YOU
BEING PLAYED FOR A FOOL!
_____________
AMERICA WAKE UP. . .
MUSLIMS ARE A SERIOUS THREAT. . .
WWW.USAWAKEUP.ORG
WWW.NUMBERSUSA.COM
OBAMA IS A SERIOUS PROBLEM. . .
WAKE UP BEFORE ITS TO LATE
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++==
Need more?
ed2:10AMMar 17th 2008
Google either quote....
“I found a solace in nursing a pervasive sense of grievanc and
animosity against my mother's race.”
“I will stand with the Muslims should the political winds shift in
an ugly direction.”
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Have you seen this video...
watch the entire thing... you'll see during God Bless America...
Obama refuses to put his hand on his chest....
hummmmmmmmmmmm WHAT DO YOU THINK THIS MEANS AMERICA...
http://youtube.com/watch?v=5N-1-g90bW0
Lisa10:53AMMay 28th 2008
Listen to these two videos... Rev. Manning of Harlem.. is absolutely
right!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khuu-RhOBDU and what about this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygWExq7g2F0&NR=1
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
THIS IS NOT ABOUT BLACK OR WHITE: IT'S ABOUT OUR COUNTRY AND YOU BEING PLAYED FOR A FOOL!
_____________
AMERICA WAKE UP. . .
MUSLIMS ARE A SERIOUS THREAT. . .
WWW.USAWAKEUP.ORG
WWW.NUMBERSUSA.COM
OBAMA IS A SERIOUS PROBLEM. . .
WAKE UP BEFORE ITS TO LATE
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++==
Need more?
ed2:10AMMar 17th 2008
Google either quote....
“I found a solace in nursing a pervasive sense of grievanc and animosity against my mother's race.”
“I will stand with the Muslims should the political winds shift in an ugly direction.”
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Have you seen this video...
watch the entire thing... you'll see during God Bless America...
Obama refuses to put his hand on his chest....
hummmmmmmmmmmm WHAT DO YOU THINK THIS MEANS AMERICA...
http://youtube.com/watch?v=5N-1-g90bW0
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EXISTENTIAL BEING12:43AMMay 11th 2008
OBAMA/SEBELIUS TICKET! YOU BETCHA
Top ten Obama Vice Presidential picks
http://timesonline.typepad.com/comment/2008/05/whos-going-to-f.html
So it's Obama. But who's going to fill the second slot on the
Democratic ticket?
1) Hillary Clinton
Many believe Obama will have to offer the VP slot to Clinton. Andrew
Sullivan called it the hate-filled dream ticket. But will she accept
it? If Obama loses, she may see a 2012 race opening up before her.
Al_for_vp 2) Al Gore
He's certainly got the experience. But the eco-warrior probably has
no desire to return to Pennsylvania Avenue. Winning his endorsement
would have set Obama up for the nomination. Does he need Gore any
more?
3) John Edwards
A serious contender. The North Carolina Senator ran with John Kerry
in 2004 and would bring the Southern link currently missing in
Obama's campaign. But would he want to do it again? And would Obama
feel Edwards should have been with him earlier?
Kathleen_sebelius4) Kathleen Sebelius
Sebelius's name has been cropping up more and more frequently. The
two-term Governor of Kansas fills in many of the gaps in Obama's
support base. She may not have much foreign policy experience but
she'll bring a red state with her. And a female Vice-President might
help soothe Clinton's supporters. One to watch.
5) Bill Richardson
Also extremely likely. Pundits state that he's been running for VP
since the beginning. He brings foreign policy experience and the
Hispanic vote with him.
Wesley_clark_2 6) Wesley Clark
A former four-star general, Wes Clark served in Kosovo and studied
PPE at Oxford. He would lend Obama military clout and cross
party-lines in his appeal.
7) Jim Webb
The junior Virginia senator since 2006. He could provide the machismo
that Obama needs. A military man with a son in Iraq, he's regarded as
one of the most authorative Democratic voices on the conflict. Known
to carry a loaded pistol on occasion. As a former Reagan man he
would add to Obama's cross party appeal and make it slightly harder
to paint the candidate as an unrepentant liberal.
8) Robert Casey
The Pennsylvania senator has already endorsed Obama. As VP, he would
help out in the white working-class states. And his Catholic faith
would reach out to an important voting bloc.
Oprah_and_obama9) Oprah Winfrey
She's already one of America's most powerful women. Could DC be next
on her world-domination agenda? Just a thought.
10) Joe Biden
Might he be the first Biden in a thousand generations to run for
President? A senator since 1972, his presidential runs have never
taken off. But his international experience might make him a good
choice and he'd appeal to the white male vote. His description of
Obama as 'clean' didn't do him any favours though. And some think he
is more likely to be Secretary of State.
OBAMA/SEBELIUS TICKET! YOU BETCHA
Kathleen Gilligan Sebelius (born May 15, 1948) is currently serving
as the 44th Governor of Kansas.[1] She is the second female governor
of Kansas, the 2008 respondent to the State of the Union address,[2]
and chair-emeritus of the Democratic Governors Association.
Early life and family
Sebelius was born and raised in a Catholic family in Cincinnati,
Ohio. She attended the Summit Country Day School, a Roman Catholic
secondary school, followed by Trinity Washington University, a Roman
Catholic university in Washington, D.C., and later earned a Master of
Public Administration degree from the University of Kansas. She moved
to Kansas in 1974 at the age of 26, where she served for eight years
as a representative in the Kansas Legislature and eight years as
Insurance Commissioner before being elected governor.
Sebelius is the daughter of former Ohio governor John J. Gilligan,
and thus they became the first father/daughter governor pair in the
United States after her election.[3] Her husband K. Gary Sebelius[4]
is a federal magistrate judge and the son of former U.S.
Representative Keith Sebelius, a Republican. They have two sons. She
also visits her childhood and current vacation home, located in
Leland, Michigan, north of Traverse City, Michigan.
Early political career
She was first elected to the Kansas House of Representatives in 1986.
In 1994 she left the House to run for state insurance commissioner and
stunned political forecasters by winning — the first time a Democrat
had won in more than 100 years. She is credited with bringing the
agency out from under the influence of the insurance industry. She
refused to take campaign contributions from insurers and blocked the
proposed merger of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas, the state's
largest health insurer, with an Indiana-based company. The decision
by Sebelius marked the first time the corporation had been rebuffed
in its acquisition attempts."[5]
Governorship
Kathleen Sebelius (second to left) with Mississippi Governor Haley
Barbour (first left), United States Secretary of State Condoleezza
Rice (center), Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm (fourth), and
Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue (right).
Kathleen Sebelius (second to left) with Mississippi Governor Haley
Barbour (first left), United States Secretary of State Condoleezza
Rice (center), Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm (fourth), and
Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue (right).
First term
2002 election
Sebelius defeated Republican Tim Shallenburger in the 2002 election
by a vote of 53%-45%.[6] Her victory was partially the result of a
bitter divide between conservatives and moderates within the Kansas
Republican Party.[7] This divide is touched upon in Thomas Frank's
bestseller What's the Matter with Kansas?. Since winning the
election, Sebelius has successfully built upon her popularity and as
of January 2006 was one of the most popular governors in the
country.[8]
Gun laws
Sebelius vetoed, like her Republican predecessor Bill Graves, a
concealed-carry law that would have allowed citizens to carry
concealed weapons after obtaining a state permit and passing an FBI
background check.[9] The veto left Kansas as one of only four states
without any form of a conceal-carry law.
Sebelius said she supports Kansans' right to own firearms, but does
not believe a broad concealed-carry law would make them safer: "I
don't believe allowing people to carry concealed handguns into
sporting events, shopping malls, grocery stores, or the workplace
would be good public policy. And to me the likelihood of exposing
children to loaded handguns in their parents' purses, pockets and
automobiles is simply unacceptable."[10]
On March 21, 2006 she vetoed Senate Bill 418, a similar
concealed-carry bill. On March 25, Sebelius's veto was overturned
after the Kansas House of Representatives voted 91-33 to override it.
This followed the Kansas Senate's 30-10 override vote, which occurred
the day after her veto.[11]
On April 21, 2008, Sebelius signed Senate Bill 46 into law, which
repealed a 1933 state law prohibiting civilian ownership of machine
guns and other firearms restricted by the National Firearms Act of
1934 provided that any prospective owner successfully meets the
requirements of the NFA. The law was passed in part to address legal
issues that could have prevented dealers from delivering firearms to
law enforcement agencies in Kansas. The law takes effect on July
1.[12]
Other actions and issues
After the Kansas economy reached its lowest point in over a decade
early in her first term,[citation needed] the economy experienced
nearly two years of continuous job growth, although the majority of
the job growth came from the creation of local government
jobs.[citation needed] No tax increases were enacted and no cutbacks
in essential services were imposed.[citation needed]
Sebelius did not support an April 2005 amendment to the Kansas
Constitution that made same-sex marriage in the state
unconstitutional. Sebelius said she supported the existing state law
outlawing same-sex marriage, viewed it as sufficient,[13] and
therefore opposed the constitutional amendment. The amendment passed
with 70 percent voter approval.
Sebelius is an opponent of capital punishment. During her first term,
the Kansas capital punishment laws were declared unconstitutional by
the Kansas Supreme Court. However, on appeal by then-Kansas Attorney
General Phill Kline, the ruling was again overturned and the current
law reinstated by the United States Supreme Court.
Early in the term, Governor Sebelius made education funding her top
priority. Education funding reached a breaking point in the summer of
2005 when the Kansas Supreme Court ordered the Legislature to increase
K–12 funding.[citation needed] Sebelius offered one education
funding plan early in her first term which consisted of property,
sales, and income tax increases. Sebelius has since deferred to the
Kansas legislature on education funding issues, resulting in 2006 in
the largest K–12 education funding increase in the history of the
state. The three-year plan aimed to increase education funding by
nearly $1 billion over three years but did not give a funding source
for the second and third years. Current state projections show the
state in debt by millions of dollars halfway into the second year of
the plan.
Second term
2006 re-election
Main article: Kansas gubernatorial election, 2006
On May 26, 2006 Sebelius formally announced her candidacy for
re-election. Four days later, Mark Parkinson, former Kansas state GOP
Party Chair, switched his party affiliation to Democratic; the
following day Sebelius announced that Parkinson would be her running
mate for Lieutenant Governor. Parkinson had previously served in the
state House during 1991–1992 and the Senate during 1993–1997.
Parkinson was a popular and successful GOP Party Chair. He was viewed
as a pro-business moderate who strongly supported public education.
This was somewhat reminiscent of the fact that John Moore had also
been a Republican, before switching just days prior to joining
Sebelius as her running mate.[14]
She was challenged by Republican Kansas State Senator Jim Barnett. A
September 1 Rasmussen poll showed Sebelius with an 11-percent lead
over Barnett. [15] Other polls gave Sebelius as much as a 20-percent
lead. As of 2004 50 percent of Kansas voters were registered
Republicans, compared to 27 percent as registered Democrats.[16]
Sebelius, nevertheless, won a landslide re-election with 57.8 percent
of the vote to Barnett's 40.5 percent. Because of Kansas' term limit
law, her second term as Governor is her last.
Speculation on political future
During the 2004 election Sebelius was named as a potential running
mate for John Kerry.[17] In the aftermath of Kerry's defeat in the
2004 presidential election, some pundits named Sebelius as a
potential candidate for the Democratic nomination for President in
2008. Some of Sebelius's political leanings, including support for
abortion rights and opposition to capital punishment, are unusual for
a governor of Kansas; yet many contend that her appeal would be broad
among her fellow Midwesterners.[citation needed] As of 2008,
speculation remains that she would be a contender for the
vice-presidential slot on a ticket headed by either Barack Obama or
Hillary Clinton.[18]Speculation that the Vice Presidential nomination
lies in her future was heightened by the fact that she was chosen by
the Democratic Party's congressional leaders to give their party's
official response to Republican President George W. Bush's 2008 State
of the Union Address.[19] The next day, she endorsed Obama's campaign,
one week before the Kansas caucus on Super Tuesday [20]. Obama won the
caucus easily, with 74% support.[21]
Also, due to Sebelius being term-limited in 2010 and owing to her
being a popular Democrat who has achieved election to statewide
office in the heavily Republican state, Sebelius is also speculated
as a possible Democratic candidate for the US Senate seat currently
held by Republican Sam Brownback in 2010, who has said he will not
seek reelection. Michael Moore also speculated on his website
MichaelMoore.com that she may run for President in 2016.[22]
Sebelius is a former chair of the Democratic Governors Association, a
popular launchpad for those with national political ambitions.[23]
Electoral history
Kansas Gubernatorial Election 2002
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Democratic Kathleen Sebelius 435,462 52.9
Republican Tim Shallenburger 371,325 45.3
Kansas Gubernatorial Election 2006
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Democratic Kathleen Sebelius (Incumbent) 480,532 57.8 +4.9
Republican Jim Barnett 336,583 40.5
Recognition
In 2001 Sebelius was named as one of Governing Magazine's Public
Officials of the Year while she was serving as Kansas Insurance
Commissioner.[24]
In November 2005 Time named Sebelius as one of the five best
governors in America, praising her for eliminating a $1.1 billion
debt she inherited, ferreting out waste in state government, and
strongly supporting public education — all without raising taxes.
Also praised was her bipartisan approach to governing, a useful trait
in a state where Republicans have usually controlled the
Legislature.[25]
In February 2006, the White House Project named Sebelius one of its
"8 in '08", a group of eight female politicians who could possibly
run and/or be elected president in 2008.[26]