— Special “The Week That Was” E-dition —
Sunday,
January 10, 2010
The Blower’s Week in Review
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What=
a
busy week it’s been for The Blower. And as usual, we have our top th=
ree
stories:
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Our Number One Story =
This
Week was fal=
lout
from Obama’s Christmas Day underpants bomber. Obama said, "This was a
screw up that could have been disastrous. We dodged a bullet but just barel=
y.
It was averted by brave individuals not because the system worked and that =
is
not acceptable. While there will be a tendency for finger pointing, I will =
not
tolerate it."
But our Soft-on-Terror President then began pointing =
his
finger to cast the blame elsewhere. And when Obama admitted his “Intelligen=
ce
Work Failed,” that was an oxymoron.
And how can it be that the President of the United St=
ates
would appoint "devout Muslims" to substantial positions in Homela=
nd
Security in a post 9/11 era? Would Israelis have appointed Germans, not
necessarily Nazis, but Germans, eight years after the holocaust?
Obama said, "The buck stops with me." Yeah,
right! Because nearly a year into office, The Messiah is still blaming a lo=
t of
the nation's troubles — the economy, terrorism, health care — on George W.
Bush.
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bsp;
Our Second Bigg=
est
Story this week
was the beginning of the DemocRAT Deluge.
There are still 296 more days till the 2010
elections, but two US senators (Ch=
ris
Dodd of Connecticut and Byron Dorgan of North Dakota) and Colorado Gov. Bill
Ritter — all D-RATS — have their ditched plans to run for re-election in the
latest signs of trouble for Obama’s party.
And as 2009 ended, Disingenuous DemocRATS watched a
string of their House members also announce retirements and one congressman
even defected to the GOP.
The Blower says there may even be some electoral gains
this year for the RINOs, in spite of themselves.
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And our
Third Biggest Story this week was our local media created blizzard w=
here
every school closed, Kroger profits hit a record high, for a couple of inch=
es
of snow.
That’s why The
Blower published a Special
“Winter Wonderland” E-dition, with that message from a county emergency
manager from the western part of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan after a sn=
ow
storm. That was an historic blizzard of up to 44" inches of snow and w=
inds
to 90 MPH that broke trees in half, knocked down utility poles, stranded
hundreds of motorists in lethal snow banks, closed ALL roads, isolated scor=
es
of communities and cut power to tens of thousands.
Obama did not come. FEMA did nothing. No one howled f=
or
the government. No one blamed the government. No one even uttered an explet=
ive
on TV. Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton didn’t visit. The Mayor didn’t blame Ob=
ama
or anyone else. The Governor did not blame Obama or anyone else either. And
CNN, ABC, CBS, FOX, or NBC did not visit - or even report on this category 5
snow storm.
Nobody demanded $2,000 debit cards. No one asked for a
FEMA Trailer House. No one looted. Nobody - we mean nobody demanded the
government do something. Nobody expected the government to do anything eith=
er.
There was no Larry King, no Bill O'Reilly, no Oprah, no Chris Mathews and no
Geraldo Rivera. There was no Shaun Penn, no Barbara Streisand, no Brad Pitt=
and
no other Hollywood types to be found.
Those folks just melted the snow for water. Sent out caravans of SUV's to pluck people out of snow engulfed cars. Truck drivers pulled people out of snow banks and didn't ask for a penny. Local restauran= ts made food, and the police and fire departments delivered it to the snow bound families. Families took in the stranded people - total strangers. They fire= d up wood stoves, broke out coal oil lanterns or Coleman lanterns, put on an ext= ra layers of clothes because up there it’s "Work or Die." They didn’t wait for some affirmative action government to get them out of a mess creat= ed by being immobilized by a welfare program that trades votes for 'sittin at home' checks. Because even though a Category 5 blizzard of this scale is not usual, these people know it can happen and how to deal with it ourselves. <= o:p>
The Blower<=
/i> believes these people just migh=
t be
Real Republicans.
Meanwhile in DemocRAT-controlled Cincinnati, only abo=
ut
30 minutes after declaring a Snow Emergency yesterday, City Mangler Milton
Dohoney wanted the police to start towing cars.
City law, not to mention common sense, gives automobile owners a thr=
ee
hour window to move their cars after a Snow Emergency declaration. The city manager had to be informed of =
this
to explain why he couldn't find anyone in the Cincinnati Police Department =
to
do his bidding.
Seriously, can you imagine the mayhem, confusion, and
outrage had Dohoney gotten his way? Remember the mayhem, confusion, and out=
rage
that occurred when Cincinnati’s Dainty DemocRAT Mayor Mark Mallory told
downtown businesses to close at the same time during a snow emergency? There
are people who still haven't made it home from work.
The Blower<=
/i> still doesn’t see the reason fo=
r all
that weather hype, especially since they pre-empt regular programming for
weather updates when they have their own damn weather channels one freaking
click away!
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MONDAY<=
span
style=3D'font-family:"Arial","sans-serif"'> in our Special
“Wind Chill Factor” E-dition, we featured some Conservative Commentary =
from
our subscribers.
We asked what could possibly go wrong with our Dising=
enuous
DemocRATS’ plans to Deform Health Care.
We pointed out that with the beginning of Obama’s sec=
ond
year in office, and George W. Bush was no longer responsible for each and e=
very
one of America’s ills, and maybe it’s now time to look at Bush 43 and Obama
through the long lens of history.
We explained why Republicans are still in retreat, th=
rew
in a few more Right Wing Extremist views, and said once again that in =
November of 2010, the entire House of
Representatives will have to stand for re-election; all 435 of them.
One third of the Senate, a total of 33 of them, wi=
ll
also stand for re-election and repeated out call to vote every incumbent ou=
t.
After all, didn’t Rasmussen Reports say on Saturday t=
hat
45% believe a group randomly selected from the phone book would do a better=
job
than the current Congress? Not only that, just 32% of American voters are e=
ven
somewhat confident that their representative in Congress is looking out for
their best interests.
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; TUESDAY
Senile old John
Gilligan’s Ditzy DemocRAT Daughter (Health and Human Services Secretary
Kathleen Sebelius) said, “Please thank DemocRATS in Congress and Obama
Supporters in the Press for their votes of confidence in the way I’ve been =
for
the way I’ve handled delivering flu vaccine.”
Obama’s
Secretary of Homeland Insecurity Janet Incompitano<=
span
style=3D'font-family:"Arial","sans-serif";color:#1F497D'> said, “ Me too, f=
or the
way I’m keeping America safe from Muslim terrorists.”
And our Soft-on-Terror President, with the White Hous=
e in
full CYA mode over Obama’s potentially deadliest screw up so far, asked, “D=
id
anything interesting happen during all those days I was on Christmas vacati=
on
playing golf in Hawaii?”
=
; WEDNESDAY in our “How
cold is it?” E-dition, The Blower said our brass monkey Cletus w=
as
begging to come in from the back porch.
In Columbus, Buckeye Bureau Chief Gerry Manders said =
the Disassociated
Press was reporting not even Obama’s recession or double-digit unemployment
could slow down Ohio's political fund-raising machines, because former
Pants-Dropper-in-Chief Bill Clinton would be headlining events in suburban
Toledo and Youngstown for Ohio Gayvenor Strickland.
Back in Hamilton County, those guys from Republicans =
for
Higher Taxes announced their excitement over Ghizzy Lizzy's campaign for Co=
unty
Commissioner and declared they would be campaigning even harder for the
Pepper-supporting Ghiz than they did for 2008
Tax Hiker of the Year Virgil “The Scourge” Lovitt. And we know how
well that one turned out.
And we reported how those Looney Lefties at National
Public Radio were showing everybody “How to Speak Tea Bag” with over-taxed
payers’ money? (=
You can
see that video here.)
THURSDAY,<=
b>
Whistleblower Senior National Political Affairs Analy=
st Britt
Humus said Obama had just completed a “Trifecta”: He was the first presiden=
t in
110 years to miss the annual Army-Navy Football Game, the first president n=
ot
to attend any Christmas religious observance, and the first president to st=
ay
on vacation after a terrorist attack.
Several
subscribers commented on Wednesday’s “Link of the Day”
And
down at 700 Walnut Street, RINO Party Boss Alex T., Mall Cop GOP said he was
“welcoming” Tea Party Activists, but The
Blower pointed out that in case “Old Blueface” hadn’t noticed, most
Cincinnati Tea Party and 9/12 Project members believe he’s a big part of the
problem.
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/b>On
Thursday, we also published our Special
“Significant Birthdays” E-dition when Hurley the Historian said Januar=
y 7's
celebrity birthdays included three American icons: Millard Fillmore, 13th p=
resident
of these United States; Paul Revere, the New England Patriot who rode throu=
gh
every Middlesex village and farm to warn that the British were coming; and =
of
course, Our Very Own Beloved Whistleblower Publisher, Charles Foster Kane, =
who
humbly accepted third billing.
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FRIDAY<=
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The Blower noticed how =
the Incredibly Shrinking Fish=
wrap
had failed to celebrate Our Beloved Publisher’s Birthday Bash on Thursday when they showed a front-pa=
ge
picture of some fat-assed folks from Fort Thomas with over-stuffed grocery
carts at the Kroger store in Newport stocking up before for the arrival of =
the
White Death.
Cincinnatus Standard Publisher Steve Fritsch said,
“Forget the Presidency,” because Conservatives should first focus on winning
back the House. Steve wrote an interesting column on that subject, and
you can read more about it here.
And former Channel Nine “Substan=
tially
True” News Trollop Laure “Not So” Cleanlivin’ (now a Disgraced DemocRAT on
Cincinnati City Clown-cil) denies that was a picture of her sitting on some
Mafioso guy’s lap at a Bungals game.
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;SATURDAY
The latest job numbers were released on Friday. 85,00=
0 more
jobs were lost in December. 4.2 million jobs were cut last year. We’re still
waiting for the DemocRATS’ so-called stimulus kick in?
A US News &am=
p;
World Report told how much money Congress wastes every day, and what do=
you
know, they even included that $4,066 catered event ordered by That Lying
Plagiarizing Meddling Overblown Tax-and-Spend Multi-Millionaire RINO
Bitch-in-a-Ditch Mean Jean Schmidt.
In Hamilton County, “TaxKiller Tom” Brinkman says he’s
been told that the County Commission received a letter from the Cincinnati
Bungals detailing their willingness to negotiate some items that might actu=
ally
result in additional revenue to the county and or less expense to the count=
y.
And speaking of the Bungals, Whistleblower Senior Spo=
iled
Sports Editor Andy FurBall wondered if Marvin’s Misfits would end their
playoffs this weekend.
&n=
bsp; &nbs=
p;Hurley the Historian says on thi=
s date
in 1946, the first General Assembly of the United Nations, comprising 51
nations, convened at Westminster Central Hall in London, England. So whose
bonehead idea was it to bring those parasites to the United States anyway? =
On this date in 1901, a gusher at a drilling derrick at Spindletop ushered Big=
Oil
in America. If our current No-Drill DemocRATS had been in power, they certa=
inly
wouldn’t be calling it “Big Oil.”
And on this date in =
1776,
Thomas Paine first published “Common Sense,” and that was the last we ever =
saw
of it until the Whistleblower Newsw=
ire
appeared on the scene.
Maybe that’s why our=
Quote
for Today Committee chose Horace Greeley’s, “Common sense is very uncommon,”
and Ralph Waldo Emerson’s, “Common sense is genius dressed in its working
clothes.”
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bsp;
In Anderson, folks at the “Obrien Must Resign” web page can hardly wait until =
next Tuesday’s hearing when Libe=
ral
DemocRAT Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge Fanon Rucker will have the
opportunity to explain how he could’ve ever approved bond for our
not-yet-indicted permanently-banned securities broker Kevin O’Brien after J=
udge
Melba Marsh (among others) not =
only
said “no,” but “Hell No!”
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span
style=3D'mso-tab-count:1'> In Greed Township, where details=
of
the trustees’ current hiring scandal are beginning to become more widely kn=
own
every hour, on Monday, over-taxed payers will finally learn the identity of
their new “uniquely qualified” Assistant to the Administrator.
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sp;
In Northern Ken=
tucky, Bluegrass Bureau Chief Ken CamBoo says now he knows w=
hy
more Conservatives couldn’t attend our Beloved Whistleblower
Publisher’s Surprise Birthday Bash on Thursday.
No, they weren’t in the check-out line at the Kroger
store in Newport stocking up before the arrival of the White Death, and they
weren’t even celebrating Elvis’ birthday. It was because most of our Right-=
Wing
Extremists had gotten an e-mail from Dr. Rand Paul, claiming January 7 was =
also
his birthday. The same as our Beloved Whistleblower Publisher.
Trey Grayson says his birthday is April 18, but that’s
only two days before Adolf Hitler’s.
According to the Lexington Herald Leader, Professed
Pork-Blasting Republican Senator “BeanBall Jim” Bunning and Congressman Goof
Doofus earmarked $3.92 million in the defense spending bill signed into law
Dec. 19 for American Freedom Fuels, a Lexington company owned by Robert
Addington, who is also a major campaign donor.
Coincidence? We think not!
And how about this for a winter statistic? 98% of
Americans would say “Oh, Shit before going into a ditch on a slipper road, =
but
the 2% from Kentucky would say, “Hold my beer and watch this!”
Finally, the latest and greatest e-dition of Our Good=
Friend
Kenton County Commonwealth's Attorney E Rob Sanders critically acclaimed
e-newsletter is on your cyber news stands now!
This week's This =
Week
In Kenton Circuit Court featured the usual line-up of hoodlums, thieves, druggies, and=
thugs
but one foxy felon named Shayla Smith caught the eye of many of Robster's
readers including Bobby Leach who reportedly wrote the Robster to say "=
;If
felons look this fine, you really need to add a centerfold!"
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&nbs=
p;
At yesterday’s meeting of the
Conservative Agenda, Political Insiders were asking Charles Foster Kane wha=
t he
thought about the State of Ohio charging “$20 Late Fees” if you renew your =
vehicle
or driver’s license more than seven days past your birthday, and our Beloved
Whistleblower Publisher asked, “Do you think they’re trying to register tho=
se
people to vote?”
Finally, coming up in “The Week =
That
Will Be”: our Charles Foster Kane is still scheduled to speak to members of
Hamilton County Women’s Republican Club tomorrow night. Let’s see if our
Beloved Whistleblower Publisher can survive that.
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