Wednesday, February 4, 2009

The Real Maverick

Let’s get back to that “Maverick” word  for a minute.. This past week alone I’ve seen Mr. O sit at that tiny golden desk signing some new bill odog1designed to support the middle class nearly a half dozen times.  He’s aggressively changed old noneffective policies left by the bush administration and appears to do it in the most dignified manner.  I’ve never imagined actually living to see a black, grassroots, basketball playing president with a whole lota swagga. I would say that alone would change the tone and culture in Washington.

So I’m thinking… if anyone was to ever be called a maverick it woud be Mr. O hands down! Can I get an amen?

Obama's Kryptonite?


They’re calling it the “dawn of a new party”. The republican party who’s currently looking for a new direction after the Palin/McCain exibition obviously needs a fresh clean approach.

I guess recovery begins with newly appointed GOP chairman Michael Steele, the first aftrican american ever placed in that position. Strategically placed to counter the success of Obamamania, it’s pretty obvious that race was the x-factor for who’s better to oppose a highly successful, popular african american but another african american. This has been the american way for years!

Is this suppose to be superman’s kryptonite? Hmm…we shall see.

Saturday, January 31, 2009

Peon Blues (A Taxpayers perspective)


It continues to amaze me how this whole Wall Street bailout nonsense is summing up. Paying out bonuses to employees and attempting to purchase fifty million dollar private jets after taking several billion from the government, it’s becomes apparent that there’s some type of disconnect with the social class system. I’m not sure whether to take this whole thing seriously or think of it as bad dream. I hustle quite briskly for my little change so why should i have to pay for someone else’s fuck up. I guess being classified as an american means being treated like a straight peon from time to time. lol… Once again there are those who feel entittled to just do whatever the hell they want without looking out for the next man. There’s a serious problem here. What’s the problem you ask? The problem is obvious. Someone(s) outta be going to jail for this bold slap in the face to the american taxpayer. Who’s first?

Sunday, December 14, 2008

Another Shameful Illinois Politician




Rod Blagojevich is a disgrace to american politics....only because he was the one who was caught.  I know, I know, countless articles have already trashed him but do you truly believe he's the only dirty politician out there? While blatant corruption has been a part of the Illinois politics for such a long time, abuse of power is rare by today’s standards. This kind of mass abuse of power seems more in line with Al Capone-style corruption in the 1920’s where intimidation was the fuel that kept the fire burning. He looks like a silly muppet character so I'm curious to know what kinda leverage did this idiot have to keep other politicians at bay while this string of corruption go on for two terms! Did they not have a responsibility to ring the bell of suspicion? Anyway, this guy must've thought he was in the 1920's with his bold selfish tactics and obviously questionable exploits.

-This dick wanted to withhold money from a Children’s Memorial hospital (over $6 million) until one of the directors at the hospital donated $100,000 to him. Grown folk is one thing but not the children. Dayum!!!

- He fired the wife of his rival in the Illiois State House, Majority Leader Micheal Madigan, for nothing short of political firings. Madigan’s wife, an employee with the Illinois Department of Child and Family Services for 24 years without complaint (and under Blagojevich’s jurisdiction to fire being a state employee) was fired for having an “insufficient education” (despite a spotless 24 year working record). This was a political sham at the highest level, and ignited what many called the “nuclear option” between Blagojevich and Madigan.

- Criminal Blagojevich wanted nothing less than an outright bribe from the Obama administration in exchange for appointing the individual Obama preferred for his leftover Senate seat.

* Now this includes wanting to be named an ambassador, or get a cushy high-paying Union job. Keep in mind that this is not hearsay or circumstancial evidence…this is a tapped phone conversations in Criminal Blagojevich’s own words!! This dude is insanely warped in the head….

Considering all the bustle around it being Obama’s seat, of course many people were interested to know if our president-elect had anything to do with it. Currently, all available evidence points to Obama neither playing ball nor having any direct contact with Corrupt Criminal Rod Blagojevich, although some in his staff may have been in contact...makes you wanna say hmmmm..

I'm sure there's alot more that has yet to be reported but this dude puts Illinois politics and its political figures to shame! Still, being willing to cut funding to a children’s hospital, firing people for purely political reasons, and wanting to SELL a United States Senate seat for a profit in and of themselves are more than enough to get this disgrace out of office. What’s more, this man wasn’t even intelligent about it. He didn’t try to hide his crimes, he had them wide out in the open waiting to be discovered. It's like he underestimated the intelligence of its people... You have some nerves!

To conclude, obviously this guy has broken every moral and ethic posted on the walls in Springfield. To have the political skills to become a governor but the lack of common sense to be more discreet about the horrible abuse of power that you are doing… this man must have a few screws loose. Oh yeah...and rememeber, this idiot did 2 terms in office!!

Now the question that we as a nation must answer now is a proper punishment for such crimes. If Joe Blow can get 5 years for possessing some marijuanna then homeboy should get a free one way ticket to Statesville prison. 

Politicians must understand that corruption is not a valid option and is no better than murder; it can negatively affect hundreds of thousands of lives, in both direct and indirect ways. Dayum...I wonder if Illinois politics could ever be truly trusted after an already corrupt system. What a shame to live in Illinois.

Sunday, November 16, 2008

MSNBC Junkie


Since watching the recent elections and witnessing what critics now call the most organized democratic campaign ever assembled, I’ve been totally obsessed with the political process. Watching MSNBC like some kinda junkie I find myself often updated on Obama’s transition to power, silly Sarah Palin’s delusional idea of actually running in 2012 and the dismantling of the republican party. It’s kinda funny to see myself awaiting the Maddow show over a Chicago Bulls game or Keith Oberman than ESPN. I definitly have the fever and it’s getting hotter by the minute. Can somebody please pass me an aspirin.

Rahmbo with the Napoleon complex


If you haven't heard Rahm Emannuel has been appointed Obama's right hand man. Known from his previous affairs with the Bill Clinton administration and orchestrating the democratic takeover in 1996, he has a reputation to be a radical left winged attack dog that's known to present major results.
Well I was recently downtown and happened to run across the Obama caravan with secret service and the works. Along side was Mr Rahmbo, nine and a half fingers and all... (damn this guy is short). I was actually worried that the heavy Chicago winds would literally blow this dude into streets. Rumored of sending dead fish to those who bring opposition and hard nosed tactics, I wonder what drives this politician 5"6, 150lbs soaked and wet. Maybe it's the infamous Napoleon complex..hmmm...small people always have something extra to prove do they.
Either case, his appointment will surely compliment Obama's calm temperment. I'm personally curious to see how these two will function against the dismembered right wing and pitful Joe Lieberman...poor Joe. I think he better run while you still have the chance.

Friday, November 7, 2008

Next?


Now that the excitement has poured in the streets of america for the recent presidential nomination of Mr. O, where do we go from here? Looking back over the past several months I’ve religiously kept track of tactics and strategies with both parties and realized that the democratic ticket was one of the best campaigns ever constructed. In retrospect it was as engaging as a epic movie with an obvious spectacular outcome.
So now I’m curious to see what kind of team he has in mind to construct for the mode of change. I have a feeling this is gonna be something new and unusual for new and unusual times….lets watch.