Just HOW much more BAD TASTE and bombastic, gleeful uses of seemingly “innocent” ship sinking lip flaps can one area of this nation continue to push STUPIDITY !?!
NEW YORK… the ‘State’ of, the city of. The “news” corporations have most of their most important affiliates within the boundaries of, at least, one of the boroughs. From what we are witnessing from Senators to political ‘cartoonists’ I, sincerely, doubt that New York’s “Chairman-of-the-Board” : SIR FRANCIS ALBERT SINATRA, would WANT any part of the HEART of THIS New York. What, with Rikers Island detention officers sharing showers and their dope with ‘cop killers’, to Democratic Party Senator Charles Schumer blurting his ’set-a-ready’ go get your money on Indymac. America, now, witnesses just how far FEAR AND PREJUDICE will go to keep what’s left of its reign. To, at least, flail it above American heads; because the rest of the world has sent them home with too many sole prints tattooed around their back pockets.
July 14, 2008
Here is the New Yorker magazine’s controversial Obama cover, what do you think?
But, as “DIS”- TASTEFUL as it is YOU, dear reader, must remember the name of this blog, especially its definition. To that here is the mirror to everything of the New Yorker CARTOON as well as most of the past verbal gaffings inflicted upon Senator Barack Hussien Obama. If this MAN does become OUR next COMMANDER-AND-CHIEF he will have to reverse most of the “executively” ordered atrocities he voted for, because I really BELIEVE that the media is actually showing AMERICA some of its TRUE LOSSES by the oval office bullyings that is CONSTIPATING THE CONSTITUTION of these UNITED STATES of AMERICA. Just how far they will take it is anyones guess, but this is only going to get “better” until November.
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July 14, 2008 at 6:56 pm
Dixie Copeland
In an article written by Mike Allen:
The magazine explains at the start of its news release previewing the issue: “On the cover of the July 21, 2008, issue of The New Yorker, in ‘The Politics of Fear,’ artist Barry Blitt satirizes the use of scare tactics and misinformation in the presidential election to derail Barack Obama’s campaign.”
Comment dcrelief: In my opinion The New Yorker did exactly the same thing as they were supposedly defending against. You might as well have had Senator McCain butchering a dove! Or maybe that’s the New Yorker’s next cover.