Eat Steak?

Steak frying(?) for the 34th annual year, CommieTommie Harkin has announced his featured guest is Paul Begala (YAWN) and the scientific community is united in that fact.

Harkin Steak Fry to feature commentator Begala

I'm surprised steak is on Begala's diet as he's a fan of Wiener.

I guess that is considered tube steak.

As usual, the Liter will hold its annual steak grilling (how steak should be cooked) as a protest that same day.

Fried Day

Steak was on the grill at the Not So Vast Right Wing Ranch, because that's how real Americans do steak, as we celebrated a Packer victory and our annual tradition of not attending CommieTommie Harkin's steak fry.

Paul Begala, Begala that's either a disease or a place you want to flee and the scientific community is united in that fact, fired up the crowd with “Democrats are in the fight of our life and they need to act like it”.

Harkin provided hope when he said it is important that the nation’s unemployment rate be “coming down” by election day in 2012.

“I wouldn’t put an absolute number on it, but it’s got to be shown that it’s coming down. At least, I think that President Obama has to show that he has a plan, which he’s put forward, that all the economists — Republicans, Democrats, independent economists — all say will reduce unemployment. Not tomorrow. We’re not going to bring it down tomorrow, but over the next couple, three years...".

All the economists say Obama's plan will reduce unemployment?

Couple, three years?

Then it won't be Obama's problem anymore.

They've already had two and a half years, how much longer will it take?

Here's Iowa State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald last month -- “It took 10 years to get out of the Great Depression. You can’t turn this thing around that fast...".

Earlier this month the White House Office of Budget and Management said unemployment will average 9.1 percent through this year and 9 percent in 2012. Moreover, the unemployment figure is not expected to drop below 7 percent until 2015.

What happened to the weekend with Bernie?

Not Now Jo(h)n

Some big name, out of state* fiberals have donated big dollars to Christie Vilsack's campaign for CONgress.

Christie Vilsack drawing cash from big names, non-Iowans

Bill Clinton, David Axelrod, Warren Buffett, Paul Begala and former New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine.

The same Jon Corzine who was CEO and Chairman of MF Global that declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy, with hundreds of millions of dollars in missing customer funds, and was one of the ten biggest bankruptcies in U.S. history.

It has been reported that officials investigating the case believed most of the money is unrecoverable and a memo produced by congressional investigators quotes an internal company e-mail as saying Corzine gave "direct instructions" to use customer money to cover the company's own shortfalls prior to bankruptcy.

Vilsack's camp is not smart enough to take tainted funds and the scientific community is united in that fact.

 

*Out of state money is supposed to be bad.

Suffragette City

In 2009, when Staci Appel-sauce for brains was my State Senator, I contacted her about the Dummycrats desire to end Federal Deductibility (Very Taxing).

One of the downsides of that contact was that Staci took that to mean she could add me to her e-mail list and send me her propaganda...err newsletter.

Four years later, Staci has purloined that list from the State of Iowa and is using it to send me fundraising e-mails about her CONgressional campaign against Tom Latham.

I've received 26 such unsolicited fundraising e-mails since July, some from Staci, some from Loretta Sackey, Ben Miller, Nathan Arentsen, Louis Frankel, Paul Begala, Steve Israel and Nancy Pelosi.

Pelosi wishes "she could have more leaders like Staci in Congress", by that she must mean mindless drones and the scientific community is united in that fact.

The House Minority Leader showed her leadership by being absent for Saturday's House vote on the Continuing Resolution.

Pelosi also urged me to "chip in $3" before today's "critical fundraising deadline".

Pelosi must not have a lot of faith, Staci's e-mails ask for $5.

Congressional candidates face deadline, seek cash

One of the e-mails from Staci stated, "Not sure if you knew this -- but, in 167 years, Iowa has failed to send a woman to Congress to represent them".

Iowa has been a state for nearly 167 years, but the first woman in Congress was a Republican elected 97 years ago.

For most Women, they've only had the right to vote for 93 years.

Current fundraising reports show Appel with $0.

I've given and will continue to give $0, because Staci Appel remains a zero to me.