YNIM
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naongelea hicho hicho unachoongea wewe, acha uhuni ala!! ndio nasema MSNBC ni channel ndogo!!
sijui unaongelea nini lakini kwenye ratings huwa wana compare hour to hour....program to program.....
naongelea hicho hicho unachoongea wewe, acha uhuni ala!! ndio nasema MSNBC ni channel ndogo!!
Acha kudanganya wewe.....budget yao inalingana au hata kuzidi ya FOX News....sasa udogo unatoka wapi? Bottomline...Olberman kawa demoted, period, end of it![/QUOTE]
...big deal, mwisho wa dunia na mbingu zimeanguka!! well, BHO atakuwepo leo kwenye Countdown na lengo ni ku-counter interview ya O'reilly!! usikose uhondo...
Acha kudanganya wewe.....budget yao inalingana au hata kuzidi ya FOX News....sasa udogo unatoka wapi? Bottomline...Olberman kawa demoted, period, end of it![/QUOTE]
...big deal, mwisho wa dunia na mbingu zimeanguka!! well, BHO atakuwepo leo kwenye Countdown na lengo ni ku-counter interview ya O'reilly!! usikose uhondo...
Ku counter nini wakati yeye mwenyewe yuko kwenye interview ya Bill O....
Ku counter nini wakati yeye mwenyewe yuko kwenye interview ya Bill O....
bwahahahahahahaha, unaongea sana mpaka unapaliwa na mate!!! ndio nini sasa?
And suddenly you are the spokeswoman for a Pitbull. Well why hersself has been mum for almost a week on this???????
....A Freudian slip.....so I think he is really a muslim.....
McCain-Palin '08................
Wait and see. labla muibe hizo namba za watu 1017 zisikupe kiburi ngoja kisura wenu aanze kukutana na wanahabari, meet the press, debate etc mkimaintain hayo naweza kusema ni tight election lakini mpaka sasa ni Obama/Biden.....08
Mama wa per diem and Queen of Earmarks.Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has billed taxpayers for 312 nights spent in her own home during her first 19 months in office, charging a "per diem" allowance intended to cover meals and incidental expenses while traveling on state business. The governor also has charged the state for travel expenses to take her children on official out-of-town missions. And her husband, Todd, has billed the state for expenses and a daily allowance for trips he makes on official business for his wife. 😱
Palin, who earns $125,000 a year, claimed and received $16,951 as her allowance, which officials say was permitted because her official "duty station" is Juneau, according to an analysis of her travel documents by The Washington Post.
The governor's daughters and husband charged the state $43,490 to travel, and many of the trips were between their house in Wasilla and Juneau, the capital city 600 miles away, the documents show. 😱
Nyani my dear friend, yaani nimekuwa MIA siku hizi 2 - 3 nakukuta unatamba tena online maana uliacha kunijibu kabisaaaa.
Jamani mi naamini Pitbull with lipstick AND no IQ akija Bongo kwenye siasa ata-fit in very well with the Sisiem crowd, maana huyu mama ni kiboko kwa PER DIEMS! Mpaka anatoza travel fees na per diem anapokaa nyumbani.... duh, namvculia kofia, yeye na familia yake .... kwikwikwikwi...
Mama wa per diem and Queen of Earmarks.
Mwaka huu tutaendelea kuona vituko vya Babu yake Nyani!!!!Gov. Sarah Palin made her first potentially major gaffe during her time on the national scene while discussing the developments of the perilous housing market this past weekend.
Speaking before voters in Colorado Springs, the Republican vice presidential nominee claimed that lending giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac had "gotten too big and too expensive to the taxpayers." The companies, as McClatchy reported, "aren't taxpayer funded but operate as private companies. The takeover may result in a taxpayer bailout during reorganization."
Economists and analysts pounced on the misstatement, which came before the government had spent funds bailing the two entities out, saying it demonstrated a lack of understanding about one of the key economic issues likely to face the next administration.
"You would like to think that someone who is going to be vice president and conceivable president would know what Fannie and Freddie do," said Dean Baker, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research. "These are huge institutions and they are absolutely central to our country's mortgage debt. To not have a clue what they do doesn't speak well for her, I'd say."
Hey....cheki gallup poll ya independents...www.gallup.com
Independents wameanza kum-desert Obama......McCain up by 15pts. among them.....hoody hoo.....buckle up knuckle up.....hoody hoo...
Former New York Mayor Ed Koch, who endorsed and worked for George W. Bush in 2004, is endorsing Obama today, NY1 first reported.
I asked Koch just now what prompted the move.
"The designation of Palin to be vice president," he said. "She's scary."
He said he was alarmed by the report that she'd triggered a conflict with the local librarian in Wasilla, Alaska by inquiring about the possibility of banning books.
"Any time someone goes to the library and says, 'I want to ban books,' and the librarian says 'no,' and she threatens to fire them -- that's scary," he said.
(Palin at the time said she was just inquiring about the library's policy on banning books, with no aim of actually banning any. "It was a rhetorical quesiton -- nothing more," the McCain-Palin campaign said in a memo yesterday. And no books were banned, the town says.)
In an endorsement statement, Koch wrote that "the issue for me is who will best protect and defend America" and that both parties were strong on terrorism.
I have concluded that the country is safer in the hands of Barack Obama, leader of the Democratic Party and protector of the philosophy of that party. Protecting and defending the U.S. means more than defending us from foreign attacks. It includes defending the public with respect to their civil rights, civil liberties and other needs, e.g., national health insurance, the right of abortion, the continuation of Social Security, gay rights, other rights of privacy, fair progressive taxation and a host of other needs and rights.
If the vice president were ever called on to lead the country, there is no question in my mind that the experience and demonstrated judgment of Joe Biden is superior to that of Sarah Palin. Sarah Palin is a plucky, exciting candidate, but when her record is examined, she fails miserably with respect to her views on the domestic issues that are so important to the people of the U.S., and to me. Frankly, it would scare me if she were to succeed John McCain in the presidency.
Koch said he'd visited six states for Bush in 2004, primarily Florida, but also several others. ("Why they sent me to Iowa, I don't know.") He said he'd be happy to campaign for Obama "if they ask me to."
Koch is a member of a set of secular, swing-voting Jewish Democrats who may have been pushed away by the selection of Palin, and his endorsement may be a marker of an opportunity for Obama to strengthen his campaign among older Jewish voters in Florida.
1. National debt is totally out of control at nearly $10 trillion and climbing with a budget deficit of one-half trillion dollars for fiscal 2009 under Republicans. Staying in Iraq is problematic with voters especially when Iraq has a $80 billion surplus. By margins of nearly 3 to 1 Americans want out of Iraq now: advantage Obama.
2. Drilling offshore is not going to do much of anything to solve America's longterm energy problems. There is oil out in the ocean floor but it is prohibitively expensive to extract. All oil drilling rigs are busy for the next five years and the cost per barrel for deep ocean drilling has to be at least $150 per barrel to make it economically feasible. What is the plan for energy beyond drilling? McCain wants to build 40 new nuclear plants but where are you going to store the poisonous radioactive waste? NIMBY (not in my backyard) will win at the polls. Obama supports renewables on a large scale and other conservation initiatives.
3. Unemployment is at about 6.1% with more unsettling news coming from the fallout of the subprime mortgage meltdown. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could cost us nearly $100 billion. Republicans favored tax cuts and deregulation of many industries that caused expensive bailouts. Advantage goes to Mr. Obama.
4. By huge margins people under 35 in the US with a college degree support Obama because they are fed up with Iraq, budget deficits and debt, and just feel the country is going in the wrong direction. Another critical issue is health insurance with 47 million Americans uninsured and more than 15 million underinsured. More than half of bankruptcy filings in America are because of medical bills. Obama supports full coverage for Americans.
Yangu macho.....Emory University political scientist Alan Abramowitz is highly skeptical of the new Gallup, USA Today and CBS polls. About the latter, which showed a statistically insignificant two point lead for McCain, Abramowitz said: "One reason for the dramatic difference between the two recent CBS polls is that the two samples differed fairly dramatically in terms of partisan composition. The first sample was 35.2% Democratic, 26.2 percent Republicans, and 38.6 percent independent. The second sample was 34.9% Democratic, 31.1% Republican, and 34.0% independent. That's a change from a 9 point Democratic advantage to a 3.8 point Democratic advantage. That alone would probably explain about half of the difference in candidate preferences between the two [CBS] polls."