Maxine Waters just told me to go to Hell…

August 21, 2011Jenny Marie Hatch Leave a comment

I’m wondering how much more the American Taxpayer will be willing to put up with…

Did Maxine Waters honestly think that we would just sit down, shut up, and PAY UP, without any sort of protest? Has she studied American History? Does she not understand that the first Revolutionary War in America was an ECONOMIC war? Does she understand that those of us who descend from Patriots have liberty embedded in our hearts and we were not going to sit idly by and watch a group of Marxists steal the American Dream from our Children and Grandchildren?

Did she honestly think that we would just quietly watch on our televisions as A group of Moonbats Looted the treasury and allowed a Parasitic Democratic Congress to change everything in the blink of an eye?

How much more money does she expect the Taxpayers to put into a FAILED welfare state? How many more babies ABORTED with Taxpayer Money? How many more children growing up with Government for a Father? How many more innocents chained as slaves to a permanent indentured servitude in the form of BENEFITS and Student Loans?

Yes, we were going to rise up and we did rise up and a sleeping giant has awoken and is not going to go back to sleep until the Marxists are driven out of power.

Telling us to go to hell is like a dog biting the hand that feeds it.

Jenny Hatch

NRO: Mark Steyn – Everybody Draws Mohammed Day (spread the risk)

May 20, 2010Jenny Marie Hatch

I could not embed the video that is buzzing around the web right now because it just revolted me when I watched it just now. And I am NOT into provocation for its own sake. But I do agree with Steyn. We need to spread the risk around and stand with those whose lives have been ruined (and ended) because of this out of control issue.

Jenny Hatch

Mark Said:

“Veronique, I initially had mixed feelings about Everybody Draws Mohammed Day. Provocation for its own sake is one of the dreariest features of contemporary culture, but that’s not what this is about. Nick Gillespie’s post reminds us that the three most offensive of the “Danish cartoons” — including the one showing Mohammed as a pig —were not by anyJyllands-Posten cartoonists but were actually faked by Scandinavian imams for the purposes of stirring up outrage among Muslims. As Mr Gillespie says:

It is nothing less than amazing that holy men decrying the desecration of their religion would create such foul images, but there you have it. It is as if the pope created “Piss Christ” and then passed it off as the work of critics of Catholicism.

…I’m bored with death threats. And, as far as I’m concerned, if that’s your opening conversational gambit, then any obligation on my part to “cultural sensitivity” and “mutual respect” is over. The only way to stop this madness destroying our liberties is (as Ayaan Hirsi Ali puts it) to spread the risk. Everybody Draws Mohammed Day does just that. Various websites are offering prizes. I only wish we could track down those sicko Danish imams* who drew their prophet as a pig, and send them the trophy.

(*PS If I seem somewhat obsessed by this point, it’s because the Government of Alberta spent three years investigating my friend Ezra Levant for publishing the (authentic) Motoons, and, despite the cost to taxpayers, assigned a halfwit apparatchik to grill him about the cartoons who didn’t even know that what she called the three “worst” ones were fakes.)”

Michelle Malkin: Dhimmitude and Draw Mohammed Day

May 20, 2010Jenny Marie Hatch

Michelle has the best roundup on the web

Beltway Confidential: Limbaugh Responds to the President

April 2, 2010Jenny Marie Hatch

Rush Limbaugh (Getty Images)

In his new interview with CBS, President Obama refers to the “troublesome” talk and “vitriol” of Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck.

“Keep in mind that there have been periods in American history where this kind of vitriol comes out,” Obama says. “It happens often when you’ve got an economy that is making people more anxious, and people are feeling like there is a lot of change that needs to take place. But that’s not the vast majority of Americans. I think the vast majority of Americans know that we’re trying hard, that I want what’s best for the country.”

I asked Limbaugh what he thought about the president’s comments. His program’s popularity is undeniably soaring now, but has it risen and fallen with economic anxiety — that is, was he less popular during times of economic security and more popular in times of economic worries? Since Limbaugh has been broadcasting nationally for more than 20 years, there ought to be some sort of pattern, if what Obama says is accurate.

“I have yet to have a down year at the EIB Network,” Limbaugh responds. “I and most Americans do not believe President Obama is trying to do what’s best for the country. Never in my life have I seen a regime like this, governing against the will of the people, purposely. I have never seen the media so supportive of a regime amassing so much power. And I have never known as many people who literally fear for the future of the country.”

The point, Limbaugh says, is not that listeners are feeling anxiety about the economy, although many undoubtedly are. It’s that they are feeling anxiety about the Obama agenda.