Obama is like a sheet of toliet paper.

10 thing obama won’t say:

1. It’s not Bush’s fault. I’ve been your President for almost two years. If you want to be angry at someone, I’m your man.

2. I was wrong. I took your money, billions of dollars of it. And you don’t have the jobs to show for it. Nothing was shovel-ready, and unemployment is well over 8%. My approach didn’t work, and I’m changing course to make things right.

3. They’re not isolated extremists or man-caused disasters. They’re violent, lethal terrorists who want to kill Americans and destroy everything we stand for. When it comes to defeating terrorism, all options are on the table.

4. America is exceptional in a way that no other country is. We have proudly been the leader in protecting liberty around the world, and I’m honored to be Commander-in-Chief of this “one nation under God.”

5. It’s time to repeal and replace. It’s clear that Americans want health care reform. It’s also clear that you don’t want the law we’ve built. I respect the will of the people, and I’m ready to go back to the drawing board.

6. Throwing the word ‘racist’ around is irresponsible. It’s a serious word with serious implications that should be reserved for legitimate cases. Media, that doesn’t include labeling everyone who disagrees with me a racist.

7. People have been taxed enough already. That includes joint filers earning $250,000 or more a year. It also includes individuals earning $200,000 or more a year, some of whom likely worked many eighteen-hour days making practically nothing to get where they are today. It’s time to put your money back in your hands. That’s why I’m extending the Bush tax cuts for everyone.

8. There’s nothing unclear about the word ‘illegal.’ To condone illegal immigration is to condone breaking the law. I stand with Governor Brewer.

9. Peace through strength is the only answer. The world is a safer place when America is strong. It is my number-one priority to keep her that way.

10. The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people. It’s time for the federal government to take a step back, perform the jobs it is constitutionally meant to do, and get the heck out of your way. Your Constitution is like toilet paper, tear it apart piece by piece soon you don’t have enough to wipe your ass effectively.

American voice heard in Will County Illinois

 

The American people made their voice heard in yesterday’s elections, tossing out a liberal majority fixated on ideology over solutions. They have not been shy about expressing their desire for solutions to the very real challenges we face today in economic, fiscal and security areas. Fast forward to today’s political reality.  With a clear voice, the American people have rejected the democratic approach. At least 60 new Republicans in the House is an opportunity for the President to close the book the last two years of his presidency, we will not negotiate his values as a socialist what we must do is illuminate the faulted health care bill and restructure America so that the great people of this country will have dignity and be able to hold our heads high in the face of the worlds political seasons.

Democrats and the stupidity they represent.

People really amaze me, they challenge my faith because of my choice in candidates, and they challenge my loyalty to my country because I think that people should have to work for a living. They call me a racist for me standing up for my rights; do I deny you health care and or housing? NO I do not..The arrogance of lazy people to actually think that I need to break my back to pay for all of these social programs, people in this country are angry. Tea Parties, The Birthers, and bloggers, this is a deep and visceral anger that is beyond reason. You can show the Pro’s to social programs all you want but facts are facts “People are tired of being the working /walking pay check for these “programs”.

Waisted Money

The word or “catch phrase” for the next election SHOULD be AUDIT. I’m not talking transparency, all that did was raise taxes and lose jobs. I’m talking about a full, totally independent audit, at the city, county, and yes state levels. 

The city gave us a ballpark, (that no one goes to) a water park,(that no one can get to) and my personal favorite: they forced people from their homes on Broadway for an obstructed view of the canal. And lets not forget: “If it’s fun, it’s in downtown Joliet!!!”

The county has given us 2 intermodal; one where employees are not paid a living wage, (and don’t get me started about non-union!). The other one well we’ll just have to wait and see. So far, it has O employees from this area. And then there’s the state. So far we are second only to California in debt, #1 worst in the country through temp agencies, and our representatives, senators and governors DON”T represent, lie and steal from the very people who pay their salaries. Not one of them can create permanent jobs for the people they are supposed to represent, but they somehow ALWAYS find ways to give themselves ” a much-needed raise!

Da little politician cry’s foul

Dean Tomich, who donated $500, regularly asks (and receives) zoning variances for projects he develops within the city limits. Churnovic reimbursed himself many hundreds of dollars for meals, airplane tickets, and hotel rooms. One reimbursement for $480   http://www.theweeklyreporter.com  Dax Young – Crest Hill Resident    From the herald Spew News by  BOB OKON bokon@scn1.com The date of the candidates’ forum, the location of the forum and the format for the forum were fodder for a lengthy and emotion-filled discussion during the council’s workshop session Monday. Sam Chellino, president of Crest Hill Community Television, expressed indignation at being called “crooked” at a previous council meeting. Alderman Charles Convery accused the TV group of trying “to play God” by exerting too much control over the forum. And Alderwoman Tina Oberlin voiced concern that someone might use their five minutes on TV to “go on a vile rant.” “If someone wants to take their five minutes and blast their opponent, that’s their decision,” offered Alderman Ray Soliman, a candidate for mayor. He added that he would not do that. As the debate dragged on for nearly an hour, Mayor Nick Churnovic asked, “Who wants the candidates’ forum at this point?” But then he concluded, “If anybody wants to show up, they can show up. If anyone doesn’t want to show up, they don’t have to show up.” “I’m not doing it — not with their format,” Alderwoman Brenda Lelis said.  Alderman John Vershay eased the tension at one point with a tongue-in-cheek defense of the five-minute format. “You have to sell yourself to the people. What’s the big commotion? It’s a salesman’s job. Who’s got the biggest line of B.S.? And, here I am,” Vershay said, rising to his feet and raising his voice. “I’ve got it.”

How many rental properties does Nick have in Ward I? No wonder the push for the TIF district… Sec 8 housing, low property values, to many similarities to Joliet.                The Political Pulse: Churnovic Wants Stimulus – Mon, 16 Mar 2009 12:09:55 GMT You have to spend money to get money to qualify for some federal stimulus funds.               Mudslinging Prompts Crest Hill Debate Changes – Thu, 12 Mar 2009 02:50:25 GMT The usual candidates’ debate for the Crest Hill city election was called off when the moderator pulled out.  Allied Waste Contributed $500 to Churnovic – Fri, 20 Feb 2009 02:31:15 GMT I searched through the State Board of Elections tonight and found this contribution.Allied Waste Services 808 South Joliet Street Joliet, IL 60436 $500 11/20/2007 Individual Contribution Committee to Re-Elect Mayor Nick Churnovic Considering the $5 million contract the city approved this week, I think this has to be something the mayor should address. Mr. Mayor, how is this not pay-to-play when there was no bidding on the contract? Crest Hill Awards Garbage Contract Without Bids – Thu, 19 Feb 2009 04:42:45 GMT Last night the City Council voted to award a five year contract to Allied Waste for garbage, recycling and yard waste collection. Bids from other companies were not sought before this contract for in excess of $5,000,000 was awarded. Paper: Churnovic Made 44 Violations to City’s Ethics Ordinance – Thu, 05 Mar 2009 21:49:26 GMT Between November 2007 and December 2008, the Committee to Re-Elect Mayor Nick Churnovic accepted 32 contributions and made 12 expenditures over city’s ethics rule. (I guess I am a mudslinger says: JolietJake as well as anybody with an opinion is, LOL.)

Change or is it..

Politics and fat cats. American people need to rethink their political decisions and elect more common and middle-class citizens to office because they’ll have a better insight with the haves or have-nots and bring a truly balanced reflection of all the citizens’ needs and concerns.

So much for a change and a higher ethical standard in Washington.