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Audacity of Truth
Spinsational:
"We were so busy just getting stuff done and dealing with the immediate crises that were in front of us that I think we lost some of that sense of speaking directly to the American people about what their core values are and why we have to make sure those institutions are matching up with those values."
-Obama, explaining recent Democrat losses, 1/20/10
Velvet Lair- The sexiness of winning the battle of good versus evil January 26, 2010
- Ever wonder why? January 12, 2010
- The decision to bench Peyton Manning: Right or wrong? December 28, 2009
- Is my dad turning into a metrosexual? November 24, 2009
- My “Things To Do For Christmas” list November 23, 2009
Word of the day: “Deadbeatonomics”
That’s Ed Morrissey’s characterization of Obama’s plan to “revitalize the economy.”
What about you? Any other creative words you would use to describe it? (And please, no cursing! 
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I’ve been referring to the stimulus bill as the National Penury Act.
LOLOLOL — Anthony, that’s awesome
It’s not a new word, but it seems to me the Congress is full of “reivers.” That’s a fine old word perfectly descriptive of our elected leaders and representatives. Unfortunately it’s our great-great-great grandchildren who will continue to pay for our collective stupidity in electing these thieves.
Oh, there are just so many ways to refer Obamanomics, but when you added the restriction, “no cursing,” you took most of them away.
How ’bout “National Socialism?”
My friend Yorkshire suggested “Defecate Spending.”