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Billboard depicts Obama as gay, gangster, terrorist, and bandit
by GoPride.com News Staff Filed under: Lifestyle, National News, Politics Thu. October 14, 2010 8:20:25 PM : 0 Comments - start the discussion Grand Junction, Colo. — A lot of people are talking about a new billboard in Grand Junction, Colo. which depicts the President as four caricatures sitting around a table: gay, gangster, terrorist, and Mexican bandit. photo Billboard in Grand Junction, Colo. credit :: grand junction sentinel The caricatures are playing cards, and the caption reads: "Vote DemocRAT - Join the game." The artist told the Grand Junction Sentinel that he's not allowed to say who paid for it. "If it had been me, I would have included the Republicans as part of the problem," said Paul Snover, artist and well-known Tea Party activist. Local Republican and Democratic party leaders are not impressed. "It's beyond disrespectful," Mesa County Democratic Party Chairwoman Martelle Daniels told the Sentinel. "You would like to think that we all would show respect for our commander-in-chief, but this is just beyond that. It's racist, it's homophobic, and it's really cowardly." The chairman of the local Republican party called it "juvenile." http://chicago.gopride.com/news/article.cfm/articleid/13883796 My fellow Americans really shame me sometimes. 
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Billboard depicts Obama as gay, gangster, terrorist, and bandit by GoPride.com News Staff Filed under: Lifestyle, National News, Politics Thu. October 14, 2010 8:20:25 PM : 0 Comments - start the discussion Grand Junction, Colo. — A lot of people are talking about a new billboard in Grand Junction, Colo. which depicts the President as four caricatures sitting around a table: gay, gangster, terrorist, and Mexican bandit. photo Billboard in Grand Junction, Colo. credit :: grand junction sentinel The caricatures are playing cards, and the caption reads: "Vote DemocRAT - Join the game." The artist told the Grand Junction Sentinel that he's not allowed to say who paid for it. "If it had been me, I would have included the Republicans as part of the problem," said Paul Snover, artist and well-known Tea Party activist. Local Republican and Democratic party leaders are not impressed. "It's beyond disrespectful," Mesa County Democratic Party Chairwoman Martelle Daniels told the Sentinel. "You would like to think that we all would show respect for our commander-in-chief, but this is just beyond that. It's racist, it's homophobic, and it's really cowardly." The chairman of the local Republican party called it "juvenile." http://chicago.gopride.com/news/article.cfm/articleid/13883796 My fellow Americans really shame me sometimes. sometimes its actually a good thing when the hateful and ignorant shine a light upon themself,, its their right and I dont disparage them for using it,,,,,,although I do disparage their intellectual dishonesty,,, |
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Sounds like cool billboard to me. Any pics??
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The billboard is in line with the long history of political cartoons in the US. IMHO the four concepts denote the criticism of Obama's handling of the war on terrorism, connections to Chicago's political machine, the failure to secure the Mexican border, and his position on "don't ask, don't tell". As such, intellectual dishonesty does not apply as issues have been raised in all these areas but the "tastefulness" is always a matter of personal perspective.
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Edited by
msharmony
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Fri 10/15/10 09:20 AM
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The billboard is in line with the long history of political cartoons in the US. IMHO the four concepts denote the criticism of Obama's handling of the war on terrorism, connections to Chicago's political machine, the failure to secure the Mexican border, and his position on "don't ask, don't tell". As such, intellectual dishonesty does not apply as issues have been raised in all these areas but the "tastefulness" is always a matter of personal perspective. I think the intellectual dishonesty pertains to the ingenuous implication that any of those things can be laid exclusively at the feet of OBama and democrats none of those issues(if one believes they are issues) just popped up under this president, and in fact the border issue is media created because we actually have fewer entries and more patrol there than in the past |
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 too funny! |
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LOL...I think it suits him just fine.
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Edited by
mightymoe
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Fri 10/15/10 09:44 AM
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The billboard is in line with the long history of political cartoons in the US. IMHO the four concepts denote the criticism of Obama's handling of the war on terrorism, connections to Chicago's political machine, the failure to secure the Mexican border, and his position on "don't ask, don't tell". As such, intellectual dishonesty does not apply as issues have been raised in all these areas but the "tastefulness" is always a matter of personal perspective. I think the intellectual dishonesty pertains to the ingenuous implication that any of those things can be laid exclusively at the feet of OBama and democrats none of those issues(if one believes they are issues) just popped up under this president, and in fact the border issue is media created because we actually have fewer entries and more patrol there than in the past umm...no body is blaming barry for the border issue popping up under his nose, they are mad because he is fighting and suing people that are tired of his lack of response on the border issue. if he was willing to work with arizona and other states on this issue, there never would have been an issue. the people spoke and he didn't want to hear it, because the sheepherder knows better than the sheep, in barrys mind anyway. |
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The billboard is in line with the long history of political cartoons in the US. IMHO the four concepts denote the criticism of Obama's handling of the war on terrorism, connections to Chicago's political machine, the failure to secure the Mexican border, and his position on "don't ask, don't tell". As such, intellectual dishonesty does not apply as issues have been raised in all these areas but the "tastefulness" is always a matter of personal perspective. I think the intellectual dishonesty pertains to the ingenuous implication that any of those things can be laid exclusively at the feet of OBama and democrats none of those issues(if one believes they are issues) just popped up under this president, and in fact the border issue is media created because we actually have fewer entries and more patrol there than in the past umm...no body is blaming barry for the border issue popping up under his nose, they are mad because he is fighting and suing people that are tired of his lack of response on the border issue. if he was willing to work with arizona and other states on this issue, there never would have been an issue. the people spoke and he didn't want to hear it, because the sheepherder knows better than the sheep, in barrys mind anyway. they 'tired' of his lack of response? what response was so urgently needed ? he had been in office fifteen months, a good part of that trying to fight for healthcare reform(a much BIGGER issue) I just think he is an easy scapegoat for desperate people |
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The billboard is in line with the long history of political cartoons in the US. IMHO the four concepts denote the criticism of Obama's handling of the war on terrorism, connections to Chicago's political machine, the failure to secure the Mexican border, and his position on "don't ask, don't tell". As such, intellectual dishonesty does not apply as issues have been raised in all these areas but the "tastefulness" is always a matter of personal perspective. I think the intellectual dishonesty pertains to the ingenuous implication that any of those things can be laid exclusively at the feet of OBama and democrats none of those issues(if one believes they are issues) just popped up under this president, and in fact the border issue is media created because we actually have fewer entries and more patrol there than in the past umm...no body is blaming barry for the border issue popping up under his nose, they are mad because he is fighting and suing people that are tired of his lack of response on the border issue. if he was willing to work with arizona and other states on this issue, there never would have been an issue. the people spoke and he didn't want to hear it, because the sheepherder knows better than the sheep, in barrys mind anyway. they 'tired' of his lack of response? what response was so urgently needed ? he had been in office fifteen months, a good part of that trying to fight for healthcare reform(a much BIGGER issue) I just think he is an easy scapegoat for desperate people |
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The billboard is in line with the long history of political cartoons in the US. IMHO the four concepts denote the criticism of Obama's handling of the war on terrorism, connections to Chicago's political machine, the failure to secure the Mexican border, and his position on "don't ask, don't tell". As such, intellectual dishonesty does not apply as issues have been raised in all these areas but the "tastefulness" is always a matter of personal perspective. I think the intellectual dishonesty pertains to the ingenuous implication that any of those things can be laid exclusively at the feet of OBama and democrats none of those issues(if one believes they are issues) just popped up under this president, and in fact the border issue is media created because we actually have fewer entries and more patrol there than in the past umm...no body is blaming barry for the border issue popping up under his nose, they are mad because he is fighting and suing people that are tired of his lack of response on the border issue. if he was willing to work with arizona and other states on this issue, there never would have been an issue. the people spoke and he didn't want to hear it, because the sheepherder knows better than the sheep, in barrys mind anyway. they 'tired' of his lack of response? what response was so urgently needed ? he had been in office fifteen months, a good part of that trying to fight for healthcare reform(a much BIGGER issue) I just think he is an easy scapegoat for desperate people sure does, I think thats why we have had a legislative and judicial branch all these years,,,so that there is no true absolute power,, and Im not making excuses, when I look at how long he was in office before the populous starting buying into the fearmongering border claims AND I look at what , if anything, he was doing differently than Bush that makes him the primary target of the issue I think he just must be the most immediate(easiest) scapegoat,,, |
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The billboard is in line with the long history of political cartoons in the US. IMHO the four concepts denote the criticism of Obama's handling of the war on terrorism, connections to Chicago's political machine, the failure to secure the Mexican border, and his position on "don't ask, don't tell". As such, intellectual dishonesty does not apply as issues have been raised in all these areas but the "tastefulness" is always a matter of personal perspective. I think the intellectual dishonesty pertains to the ingenuous implication that any of those things can be laid exclusively at the feet of OBama and democrats none of those issues(if one believes they are issues) just popped up under this president, and in fact the border issue is media created because we actually have fewer entries and more patrol there than in the past umm...no body is blaming barry for the border issue popping up under his nose, they are mad because he is fighting and suing people that are tired of his lack of response on the border issue. if he was willing to work with arizona and other states on this issue, there never would have been an issue. the people spoke and he didn't want to hear it, because the sheepherder knows better than the sheep, in barrys mind anyway. they 'tired' of his lack of response? what response was so urgently needed ? he had been in office fifteen months, a good part of that trying to fight for healthcare reform(a much BIGGER issue) I just think he is an easy scapegoat for desperate people sure does, I think thats why we have had a legislative and judicial branch all these years,,,so that there is no true absolute power,, and Im not making excuses, when I look at how long he was in office before the populous starting buying into the fearmongering border claims AND I look at what , if anything, he was doing differently than Bush that makes him the primary target of the issue I think he just must be the most immediate(easiest) scapegoat,,, bush built a wall... what did obama do? |
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The billboard is in line with the long history of political cartoons in the US. IMHO the four concepts denote the criticism of Obama's handling of the war on terrorism, connections to Chicago's political machine, the failure to secure the Mexican border, and his position on "don't ask, don't tell". As such, intellectual dishonesty does not apply as issues have been raised in all these areas but the "tastefulness" is always a matter of personal perspective. I think the intellectual dishonesty pertains to the ingenuous implication that any of those things can be laid exclusively at the feet of OBama and democrats none of those issues(if one believes they are issues) just popped up under this president, and in fact the border issue is media created because we actually have fewer entries and more patrol there than in the past umm...no body is blaming barry for the border issue popping up under his nose, they are mad because he is fighting and suing people that are tired of his lack of response on the border issue. if he was willing to work with arizona and other states on this issue, there never would have been an issue. the people spoke and he didn't want to hear it, because the sheepherder knows better than the sheep, in barrys mind anyway. they 'tired' of his lack of response? what response was so urgently needed ? he had been in office fifteen months, a good part of that trying to fight for healthcare reform(a much BIGGER issue) I just think he is an easy scapegoat for desperate people sure does, I think thats why we have had a legislative and judicial branch all these years,,,so that there is no true absolute power,, and Im not making excuses, when I look at how long he was in office before the populous starting buying into the fearmongering border claims AND I look at what , if anything, he was doing differently than Bush that makes him the primary target of the issue I think he just must be the most immediate(easiest) scapegoat,,, bush built a wall... what did obama do? oh, you mean the one they SUED landowners over like I said,, not much different |
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The billboard is in line with the long history of political cartoons in the US. IMHO the four concepts denote the criticism of Obama's handling of the war on terrorism, connections to Chicago's political machine, the failure to secure the Mexican border, and his position on "don't ask, don't tell". As such, intellectual dishonesty does not apply as issues have been raised in all these areas but the "tastefulness" is always a matter of personal perspective. I think the intellectual dishonesty pertains to the ingenuous implication that any of those things can be laid exclusively at the feet of OBama and democrats none of those issues(if one believes they are issues) just popped up under this president, and in fact the border issue is media created because we actually have fewer entries and more patrol there than in the past umm...no body is blaming barry for the border issue popping up under his nose, they are mad because he is fighting and suing people that are tired of his lack of response on the border issue. if he was willing to work with arizona and other states on this issue, there never would have been an issue. the people spoke and he didn't want to hear it, because the sheepherder knows better than the sheep, in barrys mind anyway. they 'tired' of his lack of response? what response was so urgently needed ? he had been in office fifteen months, a good part of that trying to fight for healthcare reform(a much BIGGER issue) I just think he is an easy scapegoat for desperate people sure does, I think thats why we have had a legislative and judicial branch all these years,,,so that there is no true absolute power,, and Im not making excuses, when I look at how long he was in office before the populous starting buying into the fearmongering border claims AND I look at what , if anything, he was doing differently than Bush that makes him the primary target of the issue I think he just must be the most immediate(easiest) scapegoat,,, bush built a wall... what did obama do? oh, you mean the one they SUED landowners over like I said,, not much different the difference is, bush tried, however lame of a try it was, and obama fights the states that want to help with this problem. bush wasn't really doing anything either, but he listened to the people. obama doesn't. obama's answer to everything is toss money at it. so what was his answer to illegal immigration? toss more money up in the air and hope for the best... 600 million dollars for 51 border guards? |
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Billboard depicts Obama as gay, gangster, terrorist, and bandit by GoPride.com News Staff Filed under: Lifestyle, National News, Politics Thu. October 14, 2010 8:20:25 PM : 0 Comments - start the discussion Grand Junction, Colo. — A lot of people are talking about a new billboard in Grand Junction, Colo. which depicts the President as four caricatures sitting around a table: gay, gangster, terrorist, and Mexican bandit. photo Billboard in Grand Junction, Colo. credit :: grand junction sentinel The caricatures are playing cards, and the caption reads: "Vote DemocRAT - Join the game." The artist told the Grand Junction Sentinel that he's not allowed to say who paid for it. "If it had been me, I would have included the Republicans as part of the problem," said Paul Snover, artist and well-known Tea Party activist. Local Republican and Democratic party leaders are not impressed. "It's beyond disrespectful," Mesa County Democratic Party Chairwoman Martelle Daniels told the Sentinel. "You would like to think that we all would show respect for our commander-in-chief, but this is just beyond that. It's racist, it's homophobic, and it's really cowardly." The chairman of the local Republican party called it "juvenile." http://chicago.gopride.com/news/article.cfm/articleid/13883796 My fellow Americans really shame me sometimes. The only thing I would say on this is you are what you assiciate with. We prosecute people for associating with know Terrorists foreign and domestic and Obama is close friends with a Domestic Terrorist who is still on the list, granted inactive but still on there. He and his wife, also an Obama friend were on the FBI's top 10 most wanted list and when asked wished they dais they made more bombs and blew more stuff up. Oh and by the way, a bomb that Ayers designed and constructed DID in fact kill three people and seriously injured two while being prepped. |
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Just think, if the billboard was about the pedophile Mohammud the artist and owner of the board would have to be in the US Marshall's protective custody for the rest of their life. Go figure.
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Hmmm. I don't want a president who only reflects pollsters
surveys of public mood. On the other hand, if you can't stand the heat the you oughtn't be in the kitchen. I'll tell you what - I don't agree with all his policies but I respect the fact that he is working hard and is not for example whining about some cartoonish depiction of him on a billboard. I think he will probably be elected for a second term. The big question is whether the democrats will have majorities in the house and senate... |
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Billboard depicts Obama as gay, gangster, terrorist, and bandit by GoPride.com News Staff Filed under: Lifestyle, National News, Politics Thu. October 14, 2010 8:20:25 PM : 0 Comments - start the discussion Grand Junction, Colo. — A lot of people are talking about a new billboard in Grand Junction, Colo. which depicts the President as four caricatures sitting around a table: gay, gangster, terrorist, and Mexican bandit. photo Billboard in Grand Junction, Colo. credit :: grand junction sentinel The caricatures are playing cards, and the caption reads: "Vote DemocRAT - Join the game." The artist told the Grand Junction Sentinel that he's not allowed to say who paid for it. "If it had been me, I would have included the Republicans as part of the problem," said Paul Snover, artist and well-known Tea Party activist. Local Republican and Democratic party leaders are not impressed. "It's beyond disrespectful," Mesa County Democratic Party Chairwoman Martelle Daniels told the Sentinel. "You would like to think that we all would show respect for our commander-in-chief, but this is just beyond that. It's racist, it's homophobic, and it's really cowardly." The chairman of the local Republican party called it "juvenile." http://chicago.gopride.com/news/article.cfm/articleid/13883796 My fellow Americans really shame me sometimes. The only thing I would say on this is you are what you assiciate with. We prosecute people for associating with know Terrorists foreign and domestic and Obama is close friends with a Domestic Terrorist who is still on the list, granted inactive but still on there. He and his wife, also an Obama friend were on the FBI's top 10 most wanted list and when asked wished they dais they made more bombs and blew more stuff up. Oh and by the way, a bomb that Ayers designed and constructed DID in fact kill three people and seriously injured two while being prepped. unfortunately many agree with you, Im sure personally, I think its an illogical fallacy that successful businesspersons of any age would be judged by the personal actions of other business associates Imagine how far that would go,,,would all congresspeople be guilty by association for having coworkers and co committee members and attending the homes of those who were later found to commit adultery,,or embezzle? that would almost require that NOONE dare make anyones acquaintance or accept any position unless they have done a background check on all parties involved first, which I find ludacrous ....but I guess Im crezy like that,,, |
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Healthcare is not a bigger issue than immigration.
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