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Friday, May 25 2012 - 08:29 PM
Stoner in Chief?
Anyone else shocked, I tell you shocked, about all the news coming out about Barry Obama stoner history in High school? The news is out there so I’ll spare the links, but is anyone as shocked as I am that Barry was stoner back in the day?

When will the arrest records start to come out?

Gee Barry’s past drug use would bar him from any job requiring a high government security clearance, yet there he is with Erick Holder controlling our judicial system.

Like Dude….

05/25/12 - 08:42 PM
RealSteve says...
LATimes has an article up on “intercepted” Obama and his dope smoking ways.
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05/25/12 - 08:46 PM
Grumpy says...
Hey, stoners are a special interest group too. Can’t overlook any voters that can possibly be pandered to.
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05/25/12 - 08:53 PM
RealSteve says...
@Grumpy

Yep stoners and old people like Ray who need a government bail out on their homes.
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05/25/12 - 09:14 PM
Ray Cunneff says...
Steve,
What is this bug up your ass about getting a loan modification? Would you really perfer foreclosure if you’d lost your job and your home was suddenly worth less than half what it had been?

I know what you’re going to say, that we got into a home we couldn’t afford. But it’s not true. We’ve been in this house for over twenty years, long before all these hinky, sub-prime mortgage deals. Our house is now worth less than the purchase price in 1991. And you’d like to believe that it’s our fault?

Faced with that choice, what would you do, Steve? Loan modification or foreclosure?
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05/25/12 - 09:18 PM
RealSteve says...
@Ray

And who’s going to pay for that? Me, my kids and their kids. Paying for mistakes you made. What did you do, use your house for a piggy bank or something equally stupid?

My house is worth less than when I bought it, but I didn’t use it as a credit card to do whatever stupid thing you did to get upside down. I don’t look for government handout to fix my problems, but I am a Republican and never thought that government is the answer to any of my problems, if anything government is the cause of most problems.
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05/25/12 - 09:19 PM
Martel says...
No it is not your fault you are in a situation along with millions of Americans. One out of every 3 and 1/2 californians, one out of 2 nevadians and on and on.Anyone that does not relize that is not worth responding to.Yes there are those people who used there homes as a piggy bank but all in all most got stung by a depression caused by Bush and friends.
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05/25/12 - 09:23 PM
RealSteve says...
@Martel

I tend to think the majority of the mortgage mess was caused by greed. Greedy people who had no business getting loans and greedy banks.

Point is that those of us who played by the rules, paid our bills, did the right thing are going to pay for that greed in the form of higher interest rates, higher taxes and everything else.

THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS FREE MONEY!
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05/25/12 - 09:26 PM
RealSteve says...
@Martel

The push to encourage home ownership started under Clinton, was pushed by Bush and overseen by both houses of Congress. It was wrong headed thinking that pushed the banking industry to make loans to people who should have never received those loans.

People making 40K a year or less had no business buying 500K homes.
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05/25/12 - 09:32 PM
Martel says...
Steve this was a perfect storm but remember the Banks were fined Billions of dollars for there part in the scam.Every time a house goes into forclosure in my neighborhood the value of my house drops another twenty grand.Three people on my street were layed off from Edwards decent good people who sold everything they could to avoid losing there houses but ultimatly they did lose there homes.So everybody in one way or another is in the same boat,so I am not going to point my finger.
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05/25/12 - 09:33 PM
Martel says...
STEVE, NO REGULATIONS
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05/25/12 - 09:35 PM
Big Idiot says...
marion, monica and porn. the truth is always out in the open. people just get stupid. its ok to beat someone unless it is on tape. its ok to get hookers unless caught. its ok to party, snort, drink and smoke. no need to get caught, lapd allows pot smokers as long as they stop.
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05/25/12 - 09:40 PM
Big Idiot says...
i heard that shovel ready had something to do with moving the crap from one end of the yard to your neighbors.
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05/25/12 - 09:42 PM
RealSteve says...
@Martel

Yep, bad stuff happens with layoffs and other things, no doubt about it.

Sorry hear about your neighbors who lost jobs and houses, but being factual here, aerospace is very cyclical and unfortunately we have entered another down cycle. Remember what happened after Viet Nam and the close of the moon program, what happened after Carter was elected, what happened after Gulf War I and Bush the elder’s Peace Dividend? It’s happening again and Defense spending on new equipment is going down with job losses as a result. Republicans in Congress piss me off a bit on this topic because they claim ever weapon system is needed, no matter how much the active duty guys say no thanks, like the second engine contract for the Joint Strike Fighter.

The regulatory part of the housing mess was created in the early 00’s (2002 to 2005 or so) by Democrats who in Bush’s second term controlled both the Senate and House banking committees. Bush was so busy kissing Congress ass to keep his war going in Iraq that he didn’t fight for effective regulation by Congress on the banking industry, and I do fault him for that.
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05/25/12 - 09:46 PM
RealSteve says...
But back to the point of this blog, is anyone else bothered by the fact that Obama was a stoner in high school, what does that say about his character?

It’s yet another reason why I’m not a fan of Obama, never much cared for stoners.
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05/25/12 - 10:02 PM
Big Idiot says...
character has nothing to do with it. it has to do with i tried it once and never again.
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05/25/12 - 10:06 PM
Grumpy says...
Neither a smoker nor a stoner am I, but I wager well over half of everyone under 50 has at least tried it.
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05/25/12 - 10:09 PM
Big Idiot says...
or had relatives that did it everyday.
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05/25/12 - 10:13 PM
Big Idiot says...
the old i walked into a room full of smoke but left.
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05/25/12 - 11:14 PM
Martel says...
Steve ok I agree with everything in your last post,I still maintain good folks got screwed by the banks and the fact lending went on without regulations regardless of which party was responsible.Therefore all of us are in this one way or another.Sad but true.
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05/25/12 - 11:38 PM
RealSteve says...
@Martel

Yes good people did get screwed, but frankly some of those “good people” had no business buying a house that they could not afford. Long term, those of us who played by the rules and did not partake of the game are going to pay.
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05/26/12 - 12:01 AM
Martel says...
We already are and it wont get better for a long long long time. I am now going to my recliner for the Ranger Jersey hockey game .
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05/26/12 - 12:37 AM
Ray Cunneff says...
Steve,
For all your pontificating, you never answered the question: If, through no fault of yours, it came down to a choice between a loan modification or foreclosure, what would you do?
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05/26/12 - 12:44 AM
RealSteve says...
@Ray

You mean if I’m a 70+ year old failed media type and I have no money and little income and need a bail out because I’ve refinanced my home numerous times, and there’s tax payer dollars, would I take it. I don’t know for sure what I would do to be honest. I’ve never had a chance at “free government money” on the table, so very hard to say, but probably yes because I would be a fool not to.

But I’ve never been there, yet.
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05/26/12 - 12:49 AM
Ray Cunneff says...
Steve,
You assume an awful lot. We did refinance our home a few times, each time lowering the interest rate and shortening the term from thirty to twenty years. We played by the rules and I’m not (yet) 70 let alone +.
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05/26/12 - 12:53 AM
Ray Cunneff says...
btw – It wasn’t the bank that screwed us, it was Bush and the Republicans that drove the economy to the brink of collapse, wars that were not funded, tax breaks for the super-rich and de-regulating the financial markets, turning investment houses into casinos.
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05/26/12 - 01:27 AM
Ray Cunneff says...
Back to the original subject of this post – I really don’t care if Obama smoked weed in high school. It makes his seem a lot more real, an actual human being, than the Rom-bot.

How many can honestly saw they’ve never tried the “laughing tobacco”? Who’s never had “the munchies”? All this sanctimonious crap is preposterous.
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05/26/12 - 01:29 AM
RealSteve says...
@Ray

Well you’d have a point if it was just tried. Barry led a stoner lifestyle in High School and beyond, far different than he just smoked a few joints.
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05/26/12 - 01:32 AM
marino says...
Ray also doesn’t care that Obama sat at a racist church for 20 years.
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05/26/12 - 01:34 AM
marino says...
Hypocracy looms.
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05/26/12 - 01:38 AM
marino says...
Yeah Obama admits to pot and coke. That’s the least of his past that’s a problem for many.
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05/26/12 - 03:32 AM
avbornbred says...
The wars were funded. The cost is figured into the defense budget. The problem is, predicting the cost and durations of the conflict. Bush told us the wars could be generational in length because we were fighting an ideology. Everyone excepted that for a about a year. Then the Dems lost the stomach to fight.
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05/26/12 - 03:50 AM
marino says...
Well after 9/11 I was happy to see some arabic country get smoked. 9/11 was funded and encouraged by various arabic governments and payback is not only good, it’s necessary.

The Bush admin took a little too long to get it going. I would have paid to push the button to drop some of those bombs.

I’m such a war monger racist.
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05/26/12 - 04:05 AM
Grumpy says...
Not sure how we got from Presidential pot to cost of war, but one thing to remember about those billions being spent on war….most of that money went right back into America, paying the wages of lots of workers in all kinds of businesses. Only a small percentage is paid to foreign companies.

So in a way it’s the liberal dream….government passing money to the workers. What’s not to like??
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05/26/12 - 05:45 AM
saywhat says...
Funny, I’ve never seen anyone talk here about our coke head/alcoholic and chief, GW. Why are you worried about a prez who smoked pot in HS and not a prez who snorted and drank his way his way threw college and graduate school?
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05/26/12 - 05:45 AM
saywhat says...
NOW we’re supposed to care?
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05/26/12 - 05:46 AM
saywhat says...
And if war is the only way we can employ workers, we are already lost.
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05/26/12 - 10:22 AM
Martel says...
No big deal long long ago
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05/26/12 - 11:46 AM
avbornbred says...
3 hours ahead where I am at. No graffiti in camp ground, less than 1/5th full. No drunken assholes keeping the campers awake all night. Being out of Cali is great!
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05/26/12 - 11:55 AM
avbornbred says...
The drug use is a concern if recent. Years ago, it can be forgiven. Yes, we want clean presidents, but eveyone has a life history. Obama is a far leftwing Socialist who has made a lot of money on the backs of tax payers, consistent with Socialist and Communist leaders. The blocking of Obama’s school records , wife’s thesis and other records shows me he has things to hide. Things that would concern most Amercans.
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05/26/12 - 04:02 PM
marino says...
Saywhat,

Ppl here have talked about Bush’s alcohol/coke comsumption. So they have that in common. Not sure if Bush ever did a 20 yr stint at a racist church though.
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05/26/12 - 04:05 PM
roxi says...
Right, Bush just hung out with the racist Evangelicals, marino – totally ok for today’s Righteous Right.
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05/26/12 - 04:12 PM
marino says...
Good point, roxi. Anything to justify anything Obama does.

Do you have a source/proof of Bush’s racist experience? The media must have tons of it.
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05/26/12 - 04:14 PM
roxi says...
Yeah, ask the meedia marino.

Personally, I’d rather elect a President I can relate to, not some phony who bides by what his church ‘tells’ him what to do. JFK proved that it can, and should be done.
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05/26/12 - 04:21 PM
leonardpflemkin says...
Rare footage of Obama’s first piano teacher. Coincidentially, also Clinton’s first piano teacher…


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05/26/12 - 04:32 PM
Ray Cunneff says...
But Clinton didn’t inhale. Right.
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05/26/12 - 04:56 PM
avbornbred says...
Come on Ray, be realistic about Clinton. He took that Monica cigar and inhaled.
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05/26/12 - 05:14 PM
Ray Cunneff says...
I think it was Monica who did the inhaling.
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05/26/12 - 05:43 PM
AV Town Crier says...
JFK, and Clinton did a lot of dope and were womanizers. So what? They were both successful Presidents. Bush was just an alcoholic imbecile. I’d rather have Clinton back than the whole lot of them.

Sadly, quality people with true abilities aren’t running for President (or Congress for that matter). We’re stuck with which weasel to choose from?

It’s been like that since Eisenhower.

I don’t think Obama has been a successful President. (I don’t care that he smoked pot.) There’s a lot of reasons for that. A lot of the blame goes to congress. But a good President has to take control of congress and get support. Clearly he was not able to. I will NOT vote for him.

But, I will NOT be voting for the magic underwear wearing Knucklehead Mitt either. I will either write-in Paul or (like I’ve done in the past) myself.

yes, I know, that is almost like voting for Obama. But, I will vote on principal.

One thing that will NOT affect my vote is a candidate having had used pot or coke. Nor do I care about his/her sex life. The only thing I do care about is; how he/she thinks about the issues, leadership ability and more important is are they locked into party dogma to the point that they can’t compromise.
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05/26/12 - 06:58 PM
roxi says...
Geesh, even Eisenhower had something on the side, as did FDR – time to elect a woman for a change!
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05/26/12 - 07:18 PM
avbornbred says...
Geeesh, even women play around!
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05/26/12 - 07:21 PM
roxi says...
Well, yeah – that’s usually how it works….
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05/27/12 - 04:03 AM
CASimons says...
I am not surprised at all.
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05/27/12 - 04:48 PM
ritcsilv says...
Need to get back to what the founding fathers wanted and the constitution something that both partys have gotten away from
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05/28/12 - 02:19 PM
AV Town Crier says...
ritcsilv

You nailed it. This is what I’ve been harping on for years. Sadly, we the people have become we the sheeple. We are so locked into one party or the other that we’ve lost touch with what is really important. We’re so locked in that dogma that we can’t see our way out. This is why I don’t vote down a party line. i vote for individuals. If more people did, the two party system would crumble and we’d have four or five viable parties.

The main issue we need to do is find a way to get rid of the money. Perhaps make it mandatory that there is some form of public funding of elections and that ALL candidates have to follow. No more raising private (special interest funds). Plus, the House needs to be returned to what is was supposed to be—almost like jury duty. No pay, just a per diem. You served one, maybe two terms and you went back home. Congress has greedily (over the years) enriched themselves at the public trough. Congress-weasels should be embarrassed on the wealth they’ve given themselves.

The 17th Amendment needs to be repealed (that’s when Senators became publicly elected). It needs to go back to how are founding fathers laid it out. Each state appoints their 2 Senators. They don’t have to raise special interest money—they represent the states. hence why in the Senate, ALL states are equal. The House represents the people and members have a district based on population.

The Supreme Court (as well as ALL federal courts) need to stop legislating (and advocating) from the bench. The Constitution is fairly simple to interpret as written. If justices need guidance as to what our founding father’s had in mind, the Federalist Papers were usually reviewed.

It’s really scary when Supreme Court rulings are down party lines. Too me, that’s almost criminal.

Vote for me as President.
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05/28/12 - 02:35 PM
ritcsilv says...
AV you said it right someone told me that anyone can be President yea right as long as you are a multi millionare. Good old Mitt out spent all the others running 80 to 1 He was able to buy the GOP election.
California shouldn’t cancel their primary and save the millions because they already picked who spent the most as their person.
It is time that they have one Primary date for the whole country that way everyone has a chanch to select who they want.
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05/28/12 - 03:53 PM
AV Town Crier says...
I agree. sadly, they do it like this so the smaller states get a voice. But in doing so, stripped the majority of their voice. Then again, the whole thing is rigged. Pay no attention to the little man behind the curtain.
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05/28/12 - 05:35 PM
Grumpy says...
How our representation in government is chosen is constantly being debated and fiddled with. Someone will come up with a new twist that they claim makes it “more fair” but most often actually means “I have an idea that will give my side an advantage”.

Be interesting to see how the new “top two” primary system works out. I suspect in many cases it will result in the choice being between two Democrats and the one who panders the best will win. If that is the case California’s slide toward becoming America’s Greece will only accelerate.

And of course we have the debate over term limits, or what I call the “stop me before I vote again” laws.
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05/29/12 - 07:16 PM
Sovereignty Soldier says...
With the guy changing his name, his mothers ties to the CIA, the unclearness of who is truly his father, a fraudulent birth certificate, the use of dead peoples’ social security numbers, his schooling being funded by the Ayers family, and his mentorship under Brzinski, his smoking whacky weed is the least of our concerns. In case you haven’t noticed, more people than you think smoke weed to include police officers, city officials, and others you would never suspect.
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05/29/12 - 09:40 PM
roxi says...
Bishop Romney does have Mormon polygamist ancestors. Pres. Obama has East African polygamist ancestors a bit more recent than Romney’s. Neither Obama nor Romney are polygamists nor do they advocate polygamy. Both seem to have wonderful families.

Do you really want to dig all this up, with facts – or talk about what their current platforms are, and how they plan on getting us out of this ditch?
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06/04/12 - 06:34 PM
Cagy Wolf says...
Roxi I bet that Obama is still doing cocaine and pot, I mean come on now no one can be that stupid without help. Nothing Obama has been good for the nation or the people, he signs bills and laws in secret, this man is a traitor.
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