Posted by
Absolutely Nobama AKA Alan Levy on Tuesday, June 28, 2011 3:34:46 AM
There are quite a few reasons not to like Chairman Obama. He's arrogant. He's dismissive. (Yeah, I'm still carrying that grudge two years later.) He bows to foreign monarchs. (Nope, I'm not forgetting that either.) He's a Marxist AND---
He's a rude cuss who doesn't know how to say thank you. After all, We the People helped pay for his campaign in the '08 Poularity Contest, whether we supported "fundamentally changing" America or not. No, you read that right. Here, let me say that again. In fact, I'm going to use all caps so this way everyone can see what I'm saying and there's no misunderstanding what-so-damn-ever. Ready ? Here we go:
WE THE PEOPLE HELPED PAY FOR CHAIRMAN OBAMA'S 2008 CAMPAIGN, WHETHER WE SUPPORTED HIM OR NOT.
Now how did that happen, you ask ? Like this:
You, the taxpayer ===> Our bloated pig of a "government" ===> The Open Society Institute (OSI of Nazi collaborator George $oros) ===> the finger sniffers at Moveon.org ===> Obama wins the Democrat Primary, defeating fellow Alinskyite Hillary Clinton.
Let's take a stroll down Memory Hole Lane, shall we ? From the New York Slimes:
MoveOn Endorses Obama
By JEFF ZELENY
Barack Obama at the St. Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angeles on Friday. (Photo: Damon Winter/The New York Times)Updated LOS ANGELES – Senator Barack Obama has won the endorsement today from the membership of MoveOn.
"In a vote of the group’s members, Mr. Obama outpaced Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton 70 percent to 30 percent. The political action committee of MoveOn.org has 3.2 million members across the country, including 1.7 million members who live in the 22 states with Democratic primaries or caucuses on Tuesday."
No big shocker, right ? Obama is a Marxist and so are the rest of the fingesniffers at Moveon.Dork. What's the problem with that picture, then ? Moveon.Dork carries this boilerplate on their site:
"MoveOn.org Civic Action is a 501(c)(4) organization which primarily focuses on nonpartisan education and advocacy on important national issues. MoveOn.org Political Action is a federal political committee which primarily helps members elect candidates who reflect our values through a variety of activities aimed at influencing the outcome of the next election. MoveOn.org Political Action and MoveOn.org Civic Action are separate organizations."
Now call me crazy and off my meds, but I'd be hard pressed to call endorsing candidates a non partisan activity. No amount of political reeducation at the Ministry of Love will change that. I still see four fingers, O'Brien.
Naturally, Eli Pariser (Moveon's Chief Commissar.) and the rest of his sycophants at Moveon were not going to let the more than wet behind the really big ears future Chairman Obama go it alone. Perhaps Eli realized that the former community organizer was just an empty suit, devoid of any intelligent thought. Perhaps Eli wanted to get in on the groundfloor of the Fourth Reich. (We'll never really know since the arrogant and lazy lamstream media never asks the Authoritarian Left tough questions.) Eli's uneducated horde of pot heads and meth addicts got to work.
Like this: (From our fiends (no typo) at the Huffington Post)
"MoveOn.org has launched a new pro-Obama ad targeting young voters that will air on MTV and Comedy Central.
The ad is the first campaign advertising to run nationally on Comedy Central. Tony Fox, a spokesman for the network, told the New York Times "he did not know why the cable channel had not accepted political advocacy advertising before, but said of the decision to do so now: 'Political advertising in an election year is good business.'"
He also said that this particular spot, produced by members of MoveOn.org Political Action, the liberal action group, was humorous and would be a good fit with Comedy Central's young, politically sophisticated audience. It is entitled 'It Could Happen to You' and features Rider Strong, the former star of 'Boy Meets World,' and Amber Benson of 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer.'
MoveOn will spend $150,000 to run it for one week on Comedy Central and MTV, which had not accepted political advertising for more than a decade but reversed that policy a month ago. Both MTV and Comedy Central are owned by Viacom Networks, which has generally weathered the current advertising downturn better than some of its competitors.
Here's the ad:
More from MoveOn's press release:
'It Could Happen To You' was the winner for 'funniest video' in MoveOn's recent 'Obama in 30 Seconds' ad contest. The ad was produced by and features Rider Strong, former star of 'Boy Meets World.' Also in the ad is Amber Benson, best known as Tara Maclay on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."
MoveOn's ad is in part a response to the airing of an anti-Obama ad from a conservative group last week, also on MTV.
"Young people are naturally progressive, tech-savvy, and hopeful people, so it's no wonder they are becoming MoveOn members" said Peter Koechley, a former editor of the Onion and co-director of MoveOn's youth outreach efforts. "In the next 99 days, MoveOn.org is going to spend a whole lot of time and money making sure that the trend we saw in the primaries of doubling and tripling turnout among young voters continues into November for Barack Obama."
Ladies and gentlemen, how is this not fraud ? How is this possibly OK ? Like I mentioned, Moveon.Dork receives money from George $oros' OSI, which receives money from the federal "government", and at last check, when they're not printing it, they take money from YOU at gun point.
"Between 1998 and 2003, OSI received more than $30 million from U.S. government agencies."