What happened to Michelle’s badge of honor between high school and college? The first lady, who – like her husband – has never disclosed her GPA, conveyed an odd message to the college-bound high school graduates: “[I] spent too much of [my] own time in college focusing on academic achievements.” What is up with that?
Nevertheless, winding down with a “House”-ful of Is, the president explained that his success didn’t result from “Ivy League degrees or SAT scores or GPAs,” — none of which anyone has ever gotten so much of a glimpse of. Instead, according to Obama, his achievements hinge on his “sense of connection[,] … empathy,” and the obligation he feels to the black community as a black man proud of his Irish ancestry.
With the way things are progressing, French fries may soon find themselves on exhibition in museums – in the fried-food antiquity wing.
Originally posted at American Thinker On behalf of the progressive “FORWARD” movement, with a near-religious zeal that far exceeds the bellicose fervor liberals accuse conservatives of displaying, Obama supporters in the IRS went about the business of discriminating against social welfare groups as well as targeting those with opposing religious and political views. It was [...]
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In high school the sisters of Notre Dame de Namur taught Katie many things, none of which she seemed to draw upon as she strutted her bigoted self around half-naked handing out rubbers.
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Couple Dobesh’s ‘affordable, local, and healthier’ lingo with the belief that planting broccoli rabé has the power to break “racial, economical, and generational boundaries,” and that inspiring formula could motivate Mrs. Obama to implement nationwide mandatory collective cultivating.
In a rare moment of honesty, Obama did acknowledge his own involvement in supplying Mexico with guns when he said, “Most of the guns used to commit violence here in Mexico come from the United States.” No Shiite, Sherlock.
During the ‘100th Day Ongoing Misadventure’ press conference, things got dicey when the president was prodded and probed by Ed Henry, who had the audacity to suggest to the president that “there are some survivors of that terror attack who say they want to come forward and testify – some in your State Department – and they say they’ve been blocked.”
And talk about mixed messages: The New Jersey governor endorsed Mitt Romney and then played kissy-face with Romney’s opponent. Yet it was reported that “presidential politics were the last thing (sic) on his mind as he toured storm-devastated areas with Obama last fall.”
No offense to Mr. Graham, but it’s hard to imagine that almost 12 years after 9/11 a United States senator would suggest that now is the time to find out more about the millions of people living here illegally.