Racism on SodaHead
The Thinking Woman
2012/03/07 07:57:52
It is time to stop the racism, one step at a time and it begins HERE and it starts NOW.
All over this site people are complaining about how many days Michelle Obama has been on vacation, how many days President Obama has been on vacation. ENOUGH!
Did anyone complain about how many days Bush spent on vacation. Did they care how many days Laura Bush was on her lavish vacations? No, you never once heard them complain.
It is time to call it what it is. RACISM. Birthers are nothing but racist. These good christain conservatives posting all over about these vacations are RACIST. We need to call them out, expose them for the hate mongers they are. We need to stand up for what civil rights people fought so hard for and legally gained. It is time now.
If they want to post about Obama's vacations, where were their voices when this happened?
Then why didn't they question this?
During 2 terms as President, Bush
spent all or of part of 487 days at Camp David, on retreats and made 77
trips to his Crawford Ranch, in Texas, where he spent all or part of 490
days, on his Ranch.
The total number of days of vacation or retreat
President Bush took, while in office over a period of 8 years was 977
days, or 32% of his total time in office, was spent on vacations or
retreats.
Laura Bush and four female friends have escaped
together for a week every summer. They arrived at Mammoth Lakes on July
8, 2001 and a day later came to Tuolumne Meadows Lodge with an entourage
of some 25 people, including Secret Service agents, a White House
communications team, various aides and several park officials. The group
took up about 15 of the 70 cabins at the site.
July 27, 2003
Laura Bush and all her friends arrived at Lake Crescent Lodge in
Washington State for a week long vacation in the Olympic National
Forest. "I have a group of friends that I grew up with in Midland,
Texas, and we hike every summer at a national park," said Mrs. Bush.
Yes, she and her friends arrived on Air Force II with lots of Secret
Service Agents.
July 23, 2006 Denali National Park & Preserve in Alaska
First
Lady Laura Bush arrived in the park by train on July 23rd for a
one-week vacation at a private inholder lodge in the Kantishna area.
Members of the park staff assisted Secret Service and White House
personnel with communications, security and logistics. A small number of
rangers from other parks in the region were detailed to Denali to
maintain normal operations so that a portion of the parks law
enforcement staff could be assigned full-time to augment and assist the
Secret Service details. During the week. Mrs. Bush and a small group of
friends enjoyed daily hiking excursions throughout the park. On Friday,
July 28th, she and her companions traveled to park headquarters to tour
the Murie Science and Learning Center, a collaborative venture by
Denali, seven other national parks, and several park partners. She later
attended a luncheon hosted at the center and greeted park staff and the
regional director. [Submitted by Richard Moore, North District Ranger]
This
is the second time in the last couple-three months that LaWa has taken
advantage of a western national park for a little "getaway with close
friends" whose number, names, relationships, and particularly gender is
somehow never mentioned.
In June 2008, First Lady Laura Bush
visited Mount Desert Island, Maine with a small group of friends for a
brief vacation. She did not plan any public appearances before she
arrived, but she was out in the public eye during her visit and met with
Acadia National Park superintendent Sheridan Steele.
Laura Bush
and her daughters, Barbara and Jenna, traveled to Africa in 2007, where
they went on safari. Yet her trip was regarded as an "official" visit
and included several public events.
And yet you say you are not racist. YOU ARE RACIST! You never questioned Bush now did you?
All over this site people are complaining about how many days Michelle Obama has been on vacation, how many days President Obama has been on vacation. ENOUGH!
Did anyone complain about how many days Bush spent on vacation. Did they care how many days Laura Bush was on her lavish vacations? No, you never once heard them complain.
It is time to call it what it is. RACISM. Birthers are nothing but racist. These good christain conservatives posting all over about these vacations are RACIST. We need to call them out, expose them for the hate mongers they are. We need to stand up for what civil rights people fought so hard for and legally gained. It is time now.
If they want to post about Obama's vacations, where were their voices when this happened?
Then why didn't they question this?
During 2 terms as President, Bush
spent all or of part of 487 days at Camp David, on retreats and made 77
trips to his Crawford Ranch, in Texas, where he spent all or part of 490
days, on his Ranch.
The total number of days of vacation or retreat
President Bush took, while in office over a period of 8 years was 977
days, or 32% of his total time in office, was spent on vacations or
retreats.
Laura Bush and four female friends have escaped
together for a week every summer. They arrived at Mammoth Lakes on July
8, 2001 and a day later came to Tuolumne Meadows Lodge with an entourage
of some 25 people, including Secret Service agents, a White House
communications team, various aides and several park officials. The group
took up about 15 of the 70 cabins at the site.
July 27, 2003
Laura Bush and all her friends arrived at Lake Crescent Lodge in
Washington State for a week long vacation in the Olympic National
Forest. "I have a group of friends that I grew up with in Midland,
Texas, and we hike every summer at a national park," said Mrs. Bush.
Yes, she and her friends arrived on Air Force II with lots of Secret
Service Agents.
July 23, 2006 Denali National Park & Preserve in Alaska
First
Lady Laura Bush arrived in the park by train on July 23rd for a
one-week vacation at a private inholder lodge in the Kantishna area.
Members of the park staff assisted Secret Service and White House
personnel with communications, security and logistics. A small number of
rangers from other parks in the region were detailed to Denali to
maintain normal operations so that a portion of the parks law
enforcement staff could be assigned full-time to augment and assist the
Secret Service details. During the week. Mrs. Bush and a small group of
friends enjoyed daily hiking excursions throughout the park. On Friday,
July 28th, she and her companions traveled to park headquarters to tour
the Murie Science and Learning Center, a collaborative venture by
Denali, seven other national parks, and several park partners. She later
attended a luncheon hosted at the center and greeted park staff and the
regional director. [Submitted by Richard Moore, North District Ranger]
This
is the second time in the last couple-three months that LaWa has taken
advantage of a western national park for a little "getaway with close
friends" whose number, names, relationships, and particularly gender is
somehow never mentioned.
In June 2008, First Lady Laura Bush
visited Mount Desert Island, Maine with a small group of friends for a
brief vacation. She did not plan any public appearances before she
arrived, but she was out in the public eye during her visit and met with
Acadia National Park superintendent Sheridan Steele.
Laura Bush
and her daughters, Barbara and Jenna, traveled to Africa in 2007, where
they went on safari. Yet her trip was regarded as an "official" visit
and included several public events.
And yet you say you are not racist. YOU ARE RACIST! You never questioned Bush now did you?
http://newsone.com/nation/ass...
HELENA, Mont. — A former organizer for the Ku Klux Klan says he is running as a Republican for Montana’s representative in the U.S. House.
So who were the seven died-hards who are proud to admit their KKK connections. Easy to guess:
Jim Bunning (R-KY)
Richard Burr (R-NC)
Tom Coburn (R-OK)
Jim DeMint (R-SC)
Lindsey Graham (R-SC)
Jon Kyl (R-AZ)
Roger Wicker (R-MS)
Oops.my mistake,not 56 but just 50 different books written by humans because God the Creator of everything couldn't write obviously.LOL.
And ask yourself while you check your ethic behavior here on this blog,why you cant answer my simple question about which Bible you believe is most accurate.
now that is funny!
Conservative Democrat
A conservative Democrat is a member of the Democratic Party in the United States who holds conservative views on social or economic issues. Despite that party's longstanding reputation as a liberal political party, the Democratic Party has always had a conservative wing. Conservative Democrats today are organized into the Blue Dog caucus in the House. Previously they were known by other names including "boll weevil Democrats" during the 1980s, when a large number of conservative Democrats voted with President Reagan on fiscal and social policy.
Most recently they were successful in the 2006 midterm elections when eight Blue Dog Democrats won election to the House[1] in addition to the ones who won re-election, and as of 2008 there are 47 Blue Dog Democrats in that body.
The American South had a long tradition of electing conservative Democrats to office, including in Presidential elections until they broke from the Democrats in 1964 to vote for Barry Goldwater, the Republican nominee. From 1948 to the 1970s an even more conservative wing of the party, mostly from the South, was called "Dixiecrats". The Dixiecrat wing of the party has been essentially def...
Conservative Democrat
A conservative Democrat is a member of the Democratic Party in the United States who holds conservative views on social or economic issues. Despite that party's longstanding reputation as a liberal political party, the Democratic Party has always had a conservative wing. Conservative Democrats today are organized into the Blue Dog caucus in the House. Previously they were known by other names including "boll weevil Democrats" during the 1980s, when a large number of conservative Democrats voted with President Reagan on fiscal and social policy.
Most recently they were successful in the 2006 midterm elections when eight Blue Dog Democrats won election to the House[1] in addition to the ones who won re-election, and as of 2008 there are 47 Blue Dog Democrats in that body.
The American South had a long tradition of electing conservative Democrats to office, including in Presidential elections until they broke from the Democrats in 1964 to vote for Barry Goldwater, the Republican nominee. From 1948 to the 1970s an even more conservative wing of the party, mostly from the South, was called "Dixiecrats". The Dixiecrat wing of the party has been essentially defunct since the 1970s and many of them, such as Strom Thurmond and Jesse Helms, were early converts to the Republican Party, foreshadowing a long trend of conservatives leaving the Democrats and joining the Republicans that continued through the 1980s and 1990s.
Today there are several caucuses of people with conservative views in the Democratic Party. These conservative Democrats often find themselves at odds with the liberal majority of their party. The Blue Dog caucus in the House was organized in 1994 by conservative Democrats who believed the liberal wing of the party had "choked blue" conservative voices in the party. There is also a pro-life caucus within the Democrats called Democrats for Life of America currently led by Nat Hentoff, a pro-Second Amendment caucus called Amendment II Democrats which supports gun rights, and even a minority-held position within the environmentalist and organized labor movements opposed to unregulated immigration into the United States on environmental or job protection grounds, although it should be noted that these voices have been all but shut out by the current leadership of those movements.[1] [2]
The Democratic Leadership Council is occasionally referred to as "conservative" but it has some liberal views on both social and economic issues. It includes among its ranks Bill Clinton, Bill Richardson, and Hillary Clinton.
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