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Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Obama Census: Under the Radar the Way Barack Likes It.


In light of a bomb hidden in a terrorist’s underwear, an incompatant Homeland Security secretary yelling that “All is well!” , a signing of a bankrupting health care bill by the Democrat-controlled seanate, and a Tiger out of control in a sex-harem of his own making, there sits the 2010 U.S. Census with President Obama’s golf-caloused hands holding a pencil.

Before the Stimulus bill was made into law, before Cap and Trade was passed in the House, and before Obama’s poll numbers thankfully began to tumble, in February of 2009, the Census Bureau was moved from the umbrella of the United States Commerce Department to the White House to rest right under President Obama’s nose.

Republicans raised a fuss for awhile and complained about a government power grab, but all that faded into the whisks of time.

Just the way Obama wanted it to happen!

Well, it’s time to raise a fuss again.

Having seen what the Obama administration has done thus far with phony promises of transparency only to end up as lies behind closed doors, Obama cannot be trusted to act honorably.

I suspect the president has some more fancy tricks up his sleeve like certain Republicans districts vanishing into thin air with the help of his trusty eraser with Saul Alinsky’s picture on it.

And lookie here!

Where did all these new Democrat voters come from? Look to the south, my friends.



From The Last Tradition

Jack Is Back: '24' Returns in January



Updated: Tuesday, 29 Dec 2009, 1:14 PM EST
Published : Tuesday, 29 Dec 2009, 1:13 PM EST

MyFox National Reports

(MYFOX NATIONAL) - It's going to be another long day for one of America's favorite crime fighters. Jack Bauer is back in season eight of FOX's series "24." Star Keifer Sutherland spoke about what is in store for the new season.

This time Sutherland's character Jack Bauer is forced to come out of retirement and make a huge sacrifice in his life.

"He's actually in a really light place, he's in a very positive hopeful space," explained Sutherland. "He's very grateful to be alive and reuniting with his daughter and he's a grandfather and has a family to go back to. He actually believes a life can start for himself."

Season eight of "24" also involves a move from the nation's capital to the Big Apple.

"New York isn't representative with anything regarding '24,'" said Sutherland. "You're not going to find a city that has more energy and the kind of energy '24' can react to. When things start going wrong in New York, people start to react a little less than Los Angeles or Washington and that's been an interesting factor in trying to get help in the middle of a bad situation. A lot of the stereotypes New York City has, we play on and that's been fun."

While some familiar faces remain, this year has some new characters and more unexpected challenges.

"Jack is going to have a bad day. There are certain characters you've come to know and love, like Chloe O'Brian or Cherry Jones, playing the president. And they introduce great new characters, like Michael T. Williamson as the head of CTU, and Freddie Prince Jr., who plays my partner. It's a great new balance."

The 43-year-old actor has never shied away from doing most of his own stunts, but the years have taken their toll.

"You can't fake hanging off a garbage truck at 45 miles an hour. You're going to react the way you should. You jump off a side of a building in a moving truck, you're going to react the way you should. All those things I can still barely do, but I love doing them and it adds an authenticity for me."

The two-night, four-hour season premiere airs Jan. 17 on FOX. More on the official "24" Web site.

Source: myfoxnepa.com

Jack Is Back: '24' Returns in January



Updated: Tuesday, 29 Dec 2009, 1:14 PM EST
Published : Tuesday, 29 Dec 2009, 1:13 PM EST

MyFox National Reports

(MYFOX NATIONAL) - It's going to be another long day for one of America's favorite crime fighters. Jack Bauer is back in season eight of FOX's series "24." Star Keifer Sutherland spoke about what is in store for the new season.

This time Sutherland's character Jack Bauer is forced to come out of retirement and make a huge sacrifice in his life.

"He's actually in a really light place, he's in a very positive hopeful space," explained Sutherland. "He's very grateful to be alive and reuniting with his daughter and he's a grandfather and has a family to go back to. He actually believes a life can start for himself."

Season eight of "24" also involves a move from the nation's capital to the Big Apple.

"New York isn't representative with anything regarding '24,'" said Sutherland. "You're not going to find a city that has more energy and the kind of energy '24' can react to. When things start going wrong in New York, people start to react a little less than Los Angeles or Washington and that's been an interesting factor in trying to get help in the middle of a bad situation. A lot of the stereotypes New York City has, we play on and that's been fun."

While some familiar faces remain, this year has some new characters and more unexpected challenges.

"Jack is going to have a bad day. There are certain characters you've come to know and love, like Chloe O'Brian or Cherry Jones, playing the president. And they introduce great new characters, like Michael T. Williamson as the head of CTU, and Freddie Prince Jr., who plays my partner. It's a great new balance."

The 43-year-old actor has never shied away from doing most of his own stunts, but the years have taken their toll.

"You can't fake hanging off a garbage truck at 45 miles an hour. You're going to react the way you should. You jump off a side of a building in a moving truck, you're going to react the way you should. All those things I can still barely do, but I love doing them and it adds an authenticity for me."

The two-night, four-hour season premiere airs Jan. 17 on FOX. More on the official "24" Web site.

Source: myfoxnepa.com