I’m still largely off the grid for the rest of the week, though I’ll be re-appearing briefly to guest host the Mike Malloy Show again this Thursday night from 6p-9p PT (9p-Mid ET). This time we’ll be BradCasting from San Francisco’s Green960, so I hope you’ll join us for that. (We’ll have a LIVE chat room here during the show, as always.)
Until then — and until I’m finally back on the grid full time again — here’s a little musical “tribute” to that loser James O’Keefe III. You remember him, right? The guy who pulled off a scam, and then dressed up in a pimp outfit to lie about it in order to help take down an organization (ACORN) which helped hundreds of thousands of his fellow citizens who could most use the very helping hand that O’Keefe has now helped to ensure may no longer be available to anybody. So much for Bush Sr.’s “thousands points of light,” eh?
In short, while James O’Keefe won life’s lottery by being born an affluent white kid, he remains a loser who apparently never learned the difference between right and wrong, and what it means to stand by your fellow citizens and countrymen.
So, in that spirit, here’s a fresh song just out from Benedict Arnold & the Traitors “celebrating” exactly that. Push back that you can dance to!
The fine folks of BA&T have made the tune available for free download here, or you can listen to it online below…
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I guess they’ll have to do a song about Andy Breitbart next. The mind reels as to what might rhyme with Breitbart. Back soon. Enjoy the relative quiet while I’m “gone” 🙂
No Shit Sherlock. And that doesn’t mean I diagree with Brad.
Sarah Wants Jailtime for her e-mail attacker but O’Keefe III gets superstardom. Conservatives do not know what punishment for wrong doing is!
It does figure that Andrew Breitbart and James OKeefe the turd are children of affluent (effluent?) parents, doesn’t it? Being from the wrong side of the tracks myself and seeing people struggle everyday while I was growing up is probably why I’m an unabashed liberal.
People like that always tend to look down on poverty with animosity. Can you imagine what their parents are like? Just think of what Ward Churchill said after 9-11 that he was demonized for (“little Eichmanns”). The truth.
Another O’Keefe/Breitbart-like scam, hop all over this, Bradley!!!
The Republican Arizona governor Jan Brewer’s REAL agenda is to INTIMIDATE, BLOCK, & HARASS LEGAL HISPANIC VOTERS…What moved GOP Governor Jan Brewer to sign the Soviet-style show-me-your-papers law is the exploding number of legal Hispanics, US citizens all, who are daring to vote — and daring to vote Democratic by more than two-to-one. Unless this demographic locomotive is halted, Arizona Republicans know their party will soon be electoral toast. In 2004, Arizona governor Jan Brewer, then Secretary of State, had organized a racially loaded purge of the voter rolls that would have made Katherine Harris blush. Beginning after the 2004 election, under Brewer’s command, no less than 100,000 voters, overwhelmingly Hispanics, were blocked from registering to vote. In 2005, the first year of the Great Brown-Out, one in three Phoenix residents found their registration applications rejected.
http://www.gregpalast.com/behin...mber-election/
Greg Palast – Is the Arizona Immigration issue really Republican voter suppression tactics?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...layer_embedded
Go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Floridiot wrote…
Actually, lots of wealthy people are “liberal” in sentiment, if not in practice. I’m quite familiar with this, being from a once-wealthy family (before my grandfather, bless his horny soul, squandered it on a playboy lifestyle). However, it would be liberal in lip-service, while they live a resource-heavy lifestyle with wealth generated similarly to their “conservative” brethren. So, the same body but a different face. Liberal in lip-service and occasional charity auctions to alleviate conscience, and set the ground for lively debates at the country club.
He physically looks just like the profile of a Timothy McVeigh, Lee Harvey Oswald, or Unabomber type patsy.
I hope he doesn’t get away with trying to subvert our democracy.
O: I said that before, he’s a dead ringer for Timothy McVeigh.
Brad,
Matk Crispin Miller and Michael Collins have reviewed by new book, “Proving Election Fraud”.
http://markcrispinmiller.com/20...lso-68-and-88/
Care to mention it tonight on Malloy?
Richard
Adam, “people like that” means snotty Republicans. I’ve met quite a few and they weren’t worth talking to beyond the two minute mark of our first meeting. They have an air of superiority about them. In other words, they stink.
Brad,
Sorry for the typos.
1) It’s ***Mark*** Crispin Miller
and
2) I meant Thursday night (not tonight) when you host for Malloy.
AS long as I am posting, I might as well include my reply to John Fund’s article in the WSJ. John is still shilling about non-existent “voter fraud” in Wisconsin, the favorite Republican bogus “voter fraud” state. I guess the Bush-appointed prosectors are still running the show in WI. Unlike the nine prosecutors (CA, NM, etc.) who Rove fired when they refused to bring bogus “voter fraud” charges prior to the 2004 election.
You might want to touch on this Thursday.
But that’s not what caused me to reply to Fund (screen 4). It was his warning that we should avoid a repeat of Florida 2000 – implying that the mess was caused by voter fraud.
Of course John did not mention the 65,000 undervotes (Dan Rather reported on the faulty punch cards purposely placed in FL Democratic counties); or the 110,000 overvotes (you know how that happened); or the thousands of butterfly ballots (thank that infamous DINO Teresa Lepore for that).
The Miami Herald determined that Gore won by at least 46,000 votes, after tot;ing up the undervotes and the overvotes by county. I posted a link to there data in my second reply (also on screen 4).
Of course, the MSM has not said a peep about this for 10 years now.
http://online.wsj.com/article/S...ntId%3D1123784
I’ll be listening Thursday.
Richard
richard,altho the firing of the us attorneys was partially about non existinent voter fraud,carol lam was on to something much bigger,her name was added to the firing list the day after she served a search warrent on cia dude dusty foggo,who was convicted of bribing or taking bribes from another convicted felon,wade…and get this ,wades first govt contract was for 140,000 bucks of “office” furniture for dick cheney…….here is copy from wiki,,,funny it doesnt mention carol lam anywhr……..
Kyle Dustin “Dusty” Foggo (born November 21, 1954), is a former American government intelligence officer convicted of bribery in the awarding of a government contract and sentenced to 37 months in the federal prison at Pine Knot, Kentucky. The executive director (“EXDIR”, the number three position) of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) until 2006, Foggo was charged on February 13, 2007, with fraud and other offenses in the bribery case of convicted US congressman Randy Cunningham. This indictment was superseded and expanded with an indictment returned on May 10, 2007, charging fraud, conspiracy and money laundering in relation to his dealings with defense contractor Brent R. Wilkes. On September 29, 2008, Foggo pleaded guilty to one count of the indictment, admitting that while CIA executive director he accepted a bribe to steer a CIA contract to the firm of his lifelong friend, Brent R. Wilkes.[1] In a presentencing report filed by prosecutors in February 2009, Foggo was also described as having a record of on the job corruption and off the job assaultive behavior stretching back 20 years……………………..i am not trying to take away from ur citizen audit work,i applaud you for that but if left in place carol lam might well of actually brought the last admin to justice
What rhymes with Breitbart
Karen,
I’m familiar with Carol Lam and Foggo. But wasn’t she also told to bring bogus voter fraud cases?