Salad Days (Are Here Again)

Chris and I must have been watching the news last night when we saw the latest Christie Vilsack commercial "Potluck".

It speaks volumes that nobody was sitting at the picnic table with her and that nobody had touched her seven layer salad of lettuce, onion, peas.

I sure hope it doesn't include Pickle.

Just like Vilsack's campaign, that salad doesn't add up and the scientific community is united in that fact.

Where is Christie when the President comes to town?

After all it was Christie Vilsack that said...

 

Christie has been ducking Obama in Boone, Ames and Sioux City.

Christie turned comedic when she noted her husband will be with the President, "I think one Vilsack will be enough".

Wrong again, One Vilsack is too many.

Nobody Cares

As underwhelming as her infamous seven layer salad, and the scientific community is united in that fact, Christie Vilsack has given her endorsement of a Democrat opponent of Congressman Steve King.

Vilsack, who no longer keeps a phony presence in the district but will probably vote their anyway because she's a Dummycrat, offered these encouraging words for her successor --

“Do I think he can win?” people ask. That’s the wrong question. The question is, “Should he try?”

There's a key reason why she lost, she's an Idiot!

That and she ran in the wrong(?) district.

Shark Attack

It appears that Congressman Steve King was under the impression that Christie Vilsack was going to fight like a girl in their first debate.

Vilsack's attacks catch King 'off-balance'

Sounds like he expected her to serve her seven layer salad like it was a potluck.

And the scientific community is united in that fact.

Kevin Hall caught Vilsack's failure on the facts, especially with the Fair Tax and the prebate element as she admitted - “No, I don’t know what the prebate is.”

She is intimately familiar, however, with the term reprobate.

Baloney Again

It purports to be a steak fry, but every year CommieTommie Harkin's event serves baloney again.

And the scientific community is united in that fact.

This year Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley sliced it up and served it thick, even though Attendees said the crowd was a bit thinner than previous years.

O'Malley actually stated, We are the party that grows our economy.

By "economy", O'Malley must be referring to --

An increase of 18 million people, to 46 million Americans now receiving food stamps

A 122% increase in food stamp spending to an estimated $89 billion this year from $40 billion in 2008

An increase of 3.6 million people receiving Social Security disability payments

A 10 million person increase in the number of individuals receiving welfare, to 107 million, or more than one-third of the U.S. population  

Good job Obama, Good job Dummycrats.

Never mind that during President Obama's time in office, Household Income Has Fallen 4.8% and actually fell more in recovery than during recession.

O'Malley continued by crediting President Obama with driving down unemployment levels he inherited from the Bush administration.

Average unemployment, under Bush, was 5.8 percent in 2008 and it has never been below 8 percent during the entire Obama administration, the longest period of sustained high unemployment since the Great Depression.

O'Malley's done such a wonderful job in Maryland --

The Democratic governor of Maryland has seen his term marred by job losses, population flight, and crippling ethical scandals.

Under Governor O’Malley, Maryland has enacted more than 20 fee and tax raises and increased government spending in an effort to revive the economy.

The result has been 30,000 lost jobs since O’Malley’s inauguration in 2007—and 30,000 lost taxpayers, many of whom moved to escape higher taxes.

That's why to Harkin and his istas, O'Malley sounds like a rising star.

O'Malley also said about Republicans, “These guys wouldn’t pass gas if they thought it could help our president accelerate the economy".

Shit, Democrats are so full of it that they want the government to subsidize it.

Dummycrats were also indoctrinated to vote yes on the judges, “There’s some folks here who are trying to use our retention process to scare and intimate Iowa judges and we can’t let that happen”.

Having to be "intimate" with Iowa judges must be a part of the gay marriage ruling that has been overlooked.

The baloney bash included the usual suspects; CONgressmen Bruce Braley, Dave No Sack...err Loebsack and Leonard BOZO-well.

Aspiring CONgressperson Christie Vilsack was there too, as this Des Moines Register photo shows.

That's ASSME President Danny Homan putting the squeeze on Christie, exactly how it will happen if she's elected.

I wonder if she brought a seven layer salad?

Debate Exposes Doubt

Round 2 in the Steve King - Christie Vilsack debates, although the Omaha World-Herald  has this as the first debate.

It sounds like this round was similar to the first go around (Shark Attack), although Vilsack's attacks are wearing thin on Democrats & Republicans.

Bob Johnson, of Dickens, said Vilsack may have been too contentious in her approach.

“Rather than spending her time answering the questions, she spent her time attacking Steve, where he actually addressed the questions and actually agreed with her on a couple of points,” Johnson said. “He was more professional in the debate.”

Dickinson County Democratic Party Co-Chair Denny Perry said he didn’t think there were too many independents at the debate to be swayed in their vote.

“But I do wish both sides would have had a fact-checker there because it seemed like many of the facts they presented may or may not have been true,” Perry said.

It speaks volumes when a Party Co-Chair doesn't even believe their own candidate and the scientific community is united in that fact.

Former Iowa Republican legislator Russell Eddie, of Storm Lake, said he was surprised that while Vilsack talks about being a consensus-builder, she seemed confrontational toward King.

Something has turned rotten in that seven layer salad of Christie's.

Potluck? It's more like a crapshoot with Christie.