Spilling Ink Obama Post

Just saw the Don Feder "Liberal Lexicon" and it was right on target. I heartedly agreed with his Obama terminology interpretations. I recently got lambasted because of the latest title of my article about Obama. Never mind that I had spoken the truth and still have the substantiating documentation on file. Nevertheless, I will continue to stay on guard and stand against Obama and every other wiles of the devil who practice to deceive.

Here are some Obama terms for that Obama Lexicon that I just thought up ---

Pay for Play --- This is what they call a game of chance that comes in the guise of political legitimacy, but only if the politicos are rich enough and have a high-enough position in government to keep the States Attorney General and the courts from carting them off to jail after they get caught (before the money passes hands). Scams are always recorded on tape that is hidden in Bibles on their bookshelves (because elected officials would never know the Bible was there). And, when -- like Blago -- they actually do get caught on tape trying to wheel and deal, they are found to have cussed so bad that all anybody can hear are the bleeps. Pay for play? Election campaigns cost too much money and take up too much time (so lets cut to the bottom line). I'll take a chair. You'll take a chair. And we'll all sit in Air Force One together. Pay for play that's the only way we will all get to stay in the White House -- forever.


Community Organizer -- This is when somebody from outside of the community who never learned the street signs and house numbers comes to town and makes it their business to pulverize the neighborhood so that people who knew one another and associated would no longer be on the same page when it came time for them to discuss and vote on a community issue. And to ensure that there would be discord at the meeting, community organizers will bus in out-of-towners to really foul up things for good measure. Wallah! No more community. No more problems. Great job!

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