It's a new taste sensation!

I love champagne...and I love chittlins. Never had the two together but someday, someday...I might just try it.
I have the feeling the mixture would taste as biting, foamy and bitter as I can sometimes be!
Showing posts with label republicans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label republicans. Show all posts

Thursday, November 13, 2008

When your friends become your enemies...



Ouch.
I see jealousy is starting to rear its ugly head at the Republican Governor's meeting in Miami, lol!

Rick Perry is reported to have ended Palin's press conference rather abruptly...seems she was really sucking all the air out of the room.

And where the hell was Bobby Jindal? He didn't even show up!

Here's this report from CNN:

MIAMI (CNN) — Some Republican governors tell CNN they were not particularly happy with the way the Republican Governors Association press conference was executed Thursday, saying that they agreed to go as a show of GOP governors’ unity — but they ended up feeling like silent Palin supporters, since it was clearly a press conference called for her.

The GOP governors spoke to CNN on condition of anonymity.

One called it awkward: “I’m sure you could see it on some of our faces.”

Another Republican governor eyeing a presidential run in 2012 told CNN the event was “odd” and “weird,” and said it “unfortunately sent a message that she was the de facto leader of the party."

There has been palpable tension among some GOP governors gathered in Miami that Palin has been sucking up all the media oxygen.

In an interview with CNN, Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour shrugged off that suggestion.

"That's just somebody running down a rabbit trail. There's plenty of oxygen here,” he said.

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

What do Texas Gov. Rick Perry and Sarah Palin have in common?


The answer: a GREAT head of hair.
Look at those lusterous manes, perfectly coiffed at all times.
It's like superhero hair.
I've never seen Rick Perry's hair move. Never ever. He's a good ol' boy, a real man's man, but I think he owns stock in Aquanet, because his hair would look perfect through a Texas tornado.
Don't get me wrong, I like the guy, he's funny as hell. We've had some good times. And he's gonna have a tough election season coming up in 2010. But we'll get into that another day.
Rick and Sarah will be spending some time together, sharing the stage with other GOPers this Thursday at the Republican Governor's Association Meeting in Miama Florida.
I'm sure they'll talk about how the Republican party is stronger than ever. They'll also probably address the future savior and shining star of the hour -- Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal.
I'm happy that Sarah is no longer the flavour of the month. But Jindal sure has alot to carry on his shoulders. Hope he's been working out.
I'm just glad I wasn't assigned to go to Florida and do stories on all the shenanigans...although they will have a Day of Beauty, an afternoon of pampering to include manicures, pedicures, neck and shoulder massages, as well as lessons about new products and beauty secrets.
Man, representing the people of your state is hard work.

Monday, November 3, 2008

The Republicans think I'm one of them...

Well lookee here! I found a nice e-mail in my inbox from the Republicans! Hmmmm,I wonder what it says:


Do not buy the lies, DO NOT STAND BY and watch as your freedoms are taken away!


There are day's to go and we need every donation to continue to get out the message and get out the vote.


We have sent emails and made phone calls to millions of voters throughout the United States and we need your help NOW to keep up this effort until the polls close on Tuesday night.


We can't do that without YOUR help -- TIME IS RUNNING OUT to get the truth out there NOW!


We have spread the word from coast to coast about Sen. Obama's radical ties to terrorists like William Ayers, a man who participated in bombings of the U.S. Capitol, the Pentagon and other government buildings. We have exposed his radical socialist agenda and his dangerous views on dealing with our enemies.


Your maximum possible gift of $5,000 would help us enormously.


And even smaller donations are going to help. Anything you can do will give us the ammunition we need to fight against Barack Obama.


Any amount -- $1000, $500, $250, or even $100 will help show the TRUTH before the November Presidential election.


Even if you can only afford $35 or $25 -- we need your help and we need it NOW.


We must act quickly. We want to continue to have our first ads up reaching millions in the final days of the campaign. Ronald Reagan once said, "If not us, who? If not now, when?"


I will let you answer his questions today.

You Can Make a Difference --



Thank you and God bless America!


Gary Kreep
Executive Director
Republican Majority Campaign PAC


First of all, Mr. Kreep (as in CREEP!) how did you get my super secret e-mail address? You rethuglicans got your dirty little fingers in everything haven't you?!

And what in the holy hell makes you think Imma give you one red cent of my hard earned money? You must have fallen and hit your head, 'cause it's not happening.
Besides, I've already donated to Obama's campaign. And I intend to cry, dance and basically make an ass of myself election night when he is declared the winner. And THAT'S the truth.

God bless America. Ummmmhmmmm. I hope he does, Mr. Kreep. I sincerely hope he does.

Monday, October 20, 2008

And the conservatives continue to lose their damn minds...

While endorsing Obama, Powell used the word "transformational".
This word was not just used as a descriptor -- it was carefully chosen.Transformational is a military buzz word, signifying that major (ie good) change is on the horizon. (imagine that, I do know something about our armed forces!)This was meant to sooth those active and retired military members who may still be on the fence about voting for Obama, as well as those undecided and independent voters who respect his judgment and character.
In this regard, Powell is like the warm milk and cookies they need to keep from worrying at night about the sort of presidency this "unknown" may have in store fortheir country.

Of course, those Republicans (who happen to be white, golly gosh gee!) who just yesterday held Powell up to be a rock steady, card carrying valued member of the GOP are lining up to throw mud and lies, flailing about aimlessly as they watch their former hero endorse "that one", the man they call a socialist, a traitor, a muslim...but hey, we all know those silly nigras stick together, am I right? Forget the fact that Powell laid out his reasoning and thoughts in practical terms -- it's all about the color of his skin. Wow. If life were only that simple.

I am deathly sick of this election, the lies, the downlow dirty tactics, the absolute HATEMONGERING that is being tossed around like a freaking beachball. And I pity anyone who blindly follows their political leaders into the abyss, forgetting they have the power of thinking for themselves. Of course, if these conservative followers of McCain/Palin really do feel like this -- I wish I could have the opportunity to see their hated for me and my skin color face to face. So I could act accordingly.

And I'm not going to play the magical negro (look it up!) and forgive them for they know not what they do. When idiots like Rush Limbaugh (OxyContin anyone?) is telling his drooling hypnotized neo con listeners that Bill Ayes, ACORN, and Obama have been training blacks kids for decades to hate America, and the sacred white privelege is about to become a thing of the past, I'm putting away the pixie dust and getting ready to defend myself and the people I love from some racist crazed goon who may decide our lives aren't worth squat.

So when someone of the caucasion persuasion tells me what I think or what I feel when it comes to race...sorry, does not compute. By the way, I don't really worry what other African Americans think of Powell -- whether he's a house n***er, a coon, jigaboo, Uncle Tom, or any of the other names meant to put down successful blacks (or those who don't act "black enough"). I've been called some of the names on this list, and others. S**t happens. And I'd never use those words to describe another black person who's working like crazy to make it or in love with someone who isn't a dusky shade of brown. It's stupid and rude. And I'm a lady, lol!