Just for fun, let’s combine two quick clips with a personal story and then laugh our asses off at the naivety of Obama voters.
The first clip is North Carolina resident DeCarlo Flythe (one of our all-time favorite names, by the way).
“It’s just going to be like Christmas,” Flythe said of ObamaCare. “It’s going to be great. You know, no worries (about) the bills. We are going to go ahead and pay our co-pay and be alright.”
Then let’s go back in time to the woman who said “Obama’s going to pay for my gas and mortgage.”
And finally, let’s end with the personal story.
IHateTheMedia.com’s editor had to go to court on a minor matter on December 5, 2008, the day after the Presidential election.
Before the courtroom opened for the day, a group of plaintiffs, defendants, witnesses, attorneys and on-lookers gathered in the hallway waiting for the bailiff to open the doors. A young black man repeatedly told anyone who would listen, “I’ve never voted in my life. But I voted for Barack Obama. He’s going to help all the brothers.”
The courtroom opened for business and we all shuffled in and took seats. The young black man’s case was called first. He stood before the judge, who thumbed through the young man’s voluminous records.
“Young man,” he intoned, “you’ve been charged with dealing drugs. But it looks like this is your lucky day. The prosecutor can’t be here this morning, so I’m dismissing your case.”
The young man turned around to those of us sitting in the peanut gallery, threw his arms in the air in triumph and announced, “See! What did I tell you. Obama’s already working for the brothers.”
Even the judge laughed.
Source: WRAL.com
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How come the rest of feel like we were left with coal in our stockings?
You got coal?!?!? I woke up with a Saguaro cactus in my ass!
"IHateTheMedia.com’s editor had to go to court on a minor matter on December 5, 2008, the day after the Presidential election."
Were you so depressed that you slept for an entire month?
Crap. Well, at least you know what I meant.
Well, if it wasn't depression, then I figured it was the ol' 30 day incarceration and you were at your parole hearing and you just wanted to forget.
I ain't talkin'.
Uhm... it sounds juicy ...
My thoughts exactly, KQ, but I figured that maybe I should just let sleeping dogs lie.
All I got was this lousy piece of coal. It's not even enough to keep me warm through this awful presidency.
its all gonna be alright, trust me, im a president