Obama a Pimp and a Wimp

A Bit of Sarcasm followed by a bit of Wisdom

The taxpayer is like a whore, she keeps on putting out then getting beat by her pimp.  She keeps letting (electing) him put her out on the street addicted to his welfare check and promises to treat her right.  The way these pimps work is that when the old bitch gets too beat he brings himself in a new whore.  His new bitch is going to be a Mexican-American.  He will addict her the same way, saying, “I’m going to take care of you baby, I’ll even let you ride in the pimp mobile.”  His new baby will keep him in his office upstairs until she finds herself in the same bed as the rest of us poor slobs!

Old whores, just like us, don’t have the strength or ability to throw the bum(s) out, cause we’ve bee around long enough to know the next pimp is pushing the same ol junk.  Oh we can try, but what’s the use, lets just lay down and take it some more, this is the way it’s going to be.  Freedom, Liberty, Independence -  as Obama’s preacher Rev. Wright says, not God Bless America, but God Damn America, sounds like what Obama is preaching to the World don’t it!

Mitt Romney: Obama Is No Freedom Fighter

Here is Mitt Romney recent article in Jewish Russian Telegraph,

“At last week’s Summit of the Americas, President Obama acquiesced to a 50-minute attack on America as terroristic, expansionist, and interventionist from Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega. His response to Ortega’s denunciation of our effort to free Cuba from Castro’s dictatorship was that he shouldn’t be blamed “for things that happened when I was three months old.” Blamed? Hundreds of men, including Americans, bravely fought and died for Cuba’s freedom, heeding the call from newly elected president John F. Kennedy. But last week, even as American soldiers sacrificed blood in Afghanistan and Iraq to defend liberty, President Obama shrank from defending liberty here in the Americas.”

“The words spoken by the leader of the free world can expand the frontiers of freedom or shrink them. When Ronald Reagan called on Gorbachev to “tear down this wall,” a surge of confidence rose that would ultimately breach the bounds of the evil empire. It was the same confidence that had been ignited decades earlier when John F. Kennedy declared to a people surrounded by Communism that they were not alone. “We are all Berliners,” he said, because “freedom is indivisible, and when one man is enslaved, all are not free.” Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s confident commitment, spoken as he led us into the war that would free millions in Europe, inspired not only Americans but freedom fighters around the globe: “The American people in their righteous might will win through to absolute victory.” Such words of solidarity, of confidence, and of unwavering conviction that America is indeed “the last best hope on earth” are what freedom’s friends would have expected to hear from our president when our nation was slandered. Instead he offered silence, smiles, and a handshake.”