Friday, January 27, 2012

Frackin’ Genius

With only 9 months to go, both Lady M and Big Guy will be busy sacrificin’ nearly every day between now and next November. Accordingly, Lady M was in battleground Florida yesterday in her seams-on-the-outside Jason Wu making an impassioned plea for the Hispanic vote:

just the frock for grocery shoppingIn case you were wondering how to translate the helpful USDA “MyPlate” into Spanish, here you go!

We’ve teamed up with Goya Foods, who agreed to provide the Hispanic community with propaganda information on Lady M’s ideas for proper nutrition in exchange for Obamacare waivers and a future draft pick. And you can hear how passionate she is about our Hispanic fat behinds: “Everything that Goya is doing – from the MiPlato posters and pamphlets to cookbooks and recipes – center around the idea that we parents can make simple changes to help their children lead healthier lives.” I’m not sure, butt I think that’s probably proper syntax in Spanish.  

In the meantime BO was on the road in Las Vegas and Colorado touting his Clean Energy 2.0 plan. Since all of our solar/wind/battery investments are going belly-up, we’ve moved on to hawking clean natural gas! Did you know that trucks can be converted (at great cost) to run on natural gas? Of course, natural gas refueling stations are not yet widely available on the intercontinental highways criss-crossing America. Butt that just opens up another opportunity for crony capitalism more federal spending investment in our energy future while mortgaging our children’s future.

bo clean energy

And as luck would have it, guess who’s heavily invested in the only company positioned to do those diesel engine conversions to run on natural gas? George Soros!  While you might think that smacks of the same old crony capitalism butt it’s really just a coincidence.  Georgie (as Big Guy refers to him) is just about one of the most prescient businessmen around.

So anyway, now that we are totally on board with "…an all-out, all-in, all-of-the-above strategy that develops every source of American energy"  (except oil and coal of course). Butt watch out, because when the Greenies discover that all of this “all-out, all-in, all-of-the-above” strategy involves fracking, they’ll raise a fracking ruckus! Just like they did about the Keystone XL and that will put us right back to solar cells, windmills and mice on treadmills.

mice on usb tm 

Anyway, Big Guy’s wrapping up this week’s battle ground state campaign jobs and economic recovery tour with a speech at the University of Michigan, in the People’s Republic of Ann Arbor, before returning for a little R&R ahead of next week’s battle.

fired up and ready to go

BTW, I see we’ve adopted the all-out all-in red shirt campaign. Again, I take issue with the slogan writers around here: “I’m Fired Up”? Isn’t that expression from, like, back in the 70’s?

Jimmy-Carter

Do we really want to remind our countrymen of that decade? When just about everything that could break was broken? I think not.

bo door to designated areaDanger! Danger! Remember: If you break it, we own it.

I would like to take this opportunity to pass on Lady M’s good advice, slightly paraphrased : “We voters can make simple changes to help our children live better lives.”  

I thought she wanted to win???

Linked By: MaileO on The Daily Caller, Thanks!

130 comments:

  1. One thing for sure, a diet that consists of 75% carbs, as that on "My Plate"/"Mi Plato" is guaranteed to keep you fat.

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  2. Good Lord!!  Pander much?!  They really do think we're stupid don't they?!  And I love the beautiful not angry smile in the first photo!!  Heh!! *DONT_KNOW* :-P

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  3. Slim Fast says 1/2 vegetables, 1/4 starch, and 1/4 protein but I think we need more protein than that to stay healthy.

    I'd say for dinner 1/3-1/2 protein would be best and, given the prices around here, is cheaper than either starch or vegetables. The price of rice has gone through the roof and fresh vegetables are as expensive as the finest steak.

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  4. I heard once that low protein diets are used in cults and labor camps to keep people's minds depressed and low key and their energy levels at a nadir. We don't need no 'free-thinking upstarts' yaknow.

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  5. How do you say lobster and Cristal in Spanish?

    Next on the agenda - take-home school menus in Spanish with voter registration forms on the back. 

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  6. Latinos were doing pretty well on a bean and corn based diet until those foods were GMO'd.

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  7. OMG! don't give her ideas!!

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  8. So the woman who had a steak appetizer before a steak entree on her birthday says a meal should only be 24% protein? Right.

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  9. Increased protein consumption is why we are growing in stature, literally, while N. Koreans who get very little meat, have gotten smaller over the years. Americans are much taller, on average, than 200 years ago.  Doorways on the very old houses were way shorter.  We have friends who live in a 1700's cabin, and they have to duck every time they go in or out, or take a whack to the head!

    Heck... as evidence of the increased size theory, just check out our own TruMoo who eats all the best beef, etc. she wants! Bigger by the day.......

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  10. One of the benefits of living in Arizona and close to the Mexican border is that produce is cheap compared to what North Easterners pay.  You can buy tomatoes for 3/lb for $1, Chilean peaches in winter for $1.89@lb, onions 3lb for $1, green peppers 5@1$ and it's all fresh.  Why is it cheap? because the trucking companies don't have to haul the produce thousands of miles when desiel fuel is over $4 a gallon.  We live in a right-to-work state so no unions to deal with in the grocery/trucking business.

    It's all about the money when people decide what to buy for their families.  We like our fast food, our pizza and all of it is cheap.  People of South America eat a certain way and no government is going to make them give up their re-fried beans smothered in cheese.

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  11. Somebody needs to tell Mooch that she forgot to include essential fatty acids in her eating plan.  Obviously she knows NOTHING about nutrition.

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  12. Can we nominate TruMoo for "What Not To Wear?"  She seems confused... thinks the show is "What Not To Eat."

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  13. That's her earnest look... Bold-faced, as it were.

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  14. You mean you don't like her Tron dress?

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  15. I saw this difference in a protein diet with my college roommate and her brother. Both Japanese Americans and very tall. Their parents, farmers in northern California, who raised them on good American food, were shorter, but they were still taller than the grandparents back in Japan. From one generation to the next, tall, strong bodies because of plenty of protein.

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  16. Plus, I read where all this low fat B.S. is one of the reasons for the uptick in Alzheimers and Dementias.  The brain needs fat and cholesteral to stay healthy!  In babies and children the brain needs fat to develop properly.  I think it's all part of the wons' grand plan.....the king's subjects need to be stupid to be willing to follow their agenda! I realize we're all living longer, and really, it's all about moderation.  We will take care of ourselves if given the opportunity, freedom and liberty!!  (And, a cheap food source)

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  17. <span>And lobster is apparently now in the vegetable food group.  At least the vodka she swills started in the plant kingdom.</span>

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  18. Barry is back on the "I got Bin Laden" kick. 

    <span>Thanking Obama for killing Bin Laden is like going into McDonalds and thanking Ronald</span><span> <span>McDonald for the hamburger. It's the guy </span><span><span>cooking</span></span><span> the burger that should get </span><span>the credit, not the </span><span><span>Clown</span></span><span>.</span></span>

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  19. I'd hate to be her kids.

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  20. <span><span>"Mi plato</span> <span>está lleno</span> <span>...</span> <span>la tuya,</span> <span>no tanto."  ("My plate is full...yours, not so much")
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    Her plate's been full since Ace got the gig - and not with work and family.

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  21. Jason Wu at an event pandering to Hispanics? There has got to be a conflict of interest in there somewhere! :*

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  22. Montana ReaderJan 27, 2012 09:44 AM

    Amen! It's what I've said for years, UpNorth. 

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  23. Unbelievable! Why are they trying to turn children into foodies? Seriously, what's so bad about peanut butter and cereal, other than it's low-brow American cuisine?

    I'm starting tho think that the real goal to set up such complicated guidelines that parents will give up trying to pack lunches and just let the government take care of it for them via school breakfast & lunch programs.

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  24. A liberal world is so full of contradictions. They rail against obesity, but have they ever wondered how many are flabbing out now collecting un-employment checks and not finding gainful employment? Despite San Fran Nan's deluded opinions, I doubt many unemployed are running out to buy a Bow-Flex with their checks. The opportunity for work is a pretty good calorie-burner.

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  25. If that's not an angry look, it's definitely a "I'm lecturing and you better be listening" look.

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  26. <span>“Everything that Goya is doing – from the MiPlato posters and pamphlets to cookbooks and recipes – center around the idea that we parents can make simple changes to help their children lead healthier lives.” </span>

    So now "we parents" are going to change the lives of the "children of Goya."

    Here we have it!  Ivy League Affirmative Action Super Brilliant Lady M attempting to communicate in the English language of which she appears again and again to have limited knowledge.

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  27. ITA, UpNorth.  Since I work with special needs kids, and have a beautiful daughter with Down's Syndrome, I call tell you that many kids with Down's struggle with weight.  This is not because of poor diet -- it is caused by the genetic abnormality that all kids with Down's have (nondisjunction of chromosome #23 is the technical term).  I always felt that Lady M has made kids like my daughter a target for bullies with this stupid Fat Kids initiative.  I guess Lady M is too busy sacrificin' to give kids like my daughter a second (or even a third) thought.  After all, when was the last time we saw a kid with special needs at the White House, or even in a photo op with Lady M?

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  28. Libs are real pieces of work. Nothing offers opportunity or says integrating into US culture like printing everything up in 2 languages. "Gee, I really want hispanics to prosper...but I will consciously keep them from adopting to the language and culture of this Country." Sorry..a little OT.

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  29. That guy wiith the "I'm Fired Up" shirt should really rethink his position. If Barry has his way, the guy will eventually have to change his shirt to say "I'm Fired" and recycle it while he applies for unemployment and food stamps. Union or not, O doesn't give a rip. Too bad the guy will still vote for O.

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  30. Uhhhhh......no.

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  31. Looks like she's workin' her guns again...

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  32. ...and flappin' her gums...

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  33. I stop at the Mexican lady's produce stand under the tree (note the overhead $$!) and by the time I pick up 2 or 3 tomatoes, a head of lettuce and a green pepper, I'm up to around $11-13 and I'm in a rural county in SW FL.  I would eat more veggies if I lived by you.

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  34. BO, the food stamp king:
    http://news.investors.com/Article/598993/201201260805/entitlements-soar-under-president-obama.htm

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  35. the picture of moochelle would be funny if there were plenty of bottles of booze behind her!!

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  36. Yeah...read The Obamas you will weep for those girls. I pray they make it out of adolescence without an eating disorder or some other psychological problem. She makes Tiger Parenting look tame! :( :(

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  37. How about Lobster 3X a day for Moochelle?

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  38. srdem65, you are so right!  And we have great Mexican food too!  LOL   Have you shopped at the Superstition Ranch Market in Mesa?   They have great prices and freshest produce we've found.   Last spring or so I bought strawberries there for jam, paid 10 cents per carton.  I'm not affiliated with them, just a happy shopper.

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  39. Its almost like they are trying to create a herd of proles....living on bread and beans and without a thought in their heads, easily lead.

    You have to know enough not to eat the fodder of proles.  Meat, undamaged fats and veg. A little booze and chocolate too!

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  40. Photoshop much? My what skinny little arms for a linebacker.

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  41. Charming RichardJan 27, 2012 11:04 AM

    Your-a-peein' is code for national socialism that went by the catchy acronym "NAZI" in the Third Reich. "Health-Care" is the polished propaganda term for obamacare which codifies the NAZI system in The United States and forever removes any semblance of any choice in any matter for the individual. The "State" now officially owns your body.

    The rhyming history of today is a golden oldie replay of Nazi Germany at about 1939. The Nazi's were food and health zealots, inforced gun control, had a giant arms industry, liquidated enemies, were led by a psycopathic maniac, started wars all over the place, had a Big Lie ready for any occasion, were openly racist, had close ties to the musloid world, blamed the Joooos, used secret police to intimadate the people and were well loved by the majority. Sounds like Washington DC 2012.

    Mittens recently poo-pooed obamacare as inconsequential. That may be true for him and the elite, butt for the rest of us, it's a death warrent. Obamacare is the defining issue of our day and Mittens and the criminal cabal in power don't want us to notice.  As Mittens has now declared, national socialism doesn't matter, it's who is in charge that matters to him and his co-conspirators.

    If obamacare stands, America falls. Mitt, you can go straight to hell.

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  42. Stand Up ChuckJan 27, 2012 11:18 AM

    I read somewhere that an Obama supporter has a company that converts engines from gasoline to natural gas.  Does anyone have info on this?  It seems that crony could do very well with this new plan.

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  43. Astro....sadly mooch used all the fatty acids on her face. :( :(

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  44. Geez - my fit daughter and skinny son eat peanut butter daily.  Sometimes on waffles, sometimes on crackers, sometimes in sandwiches.  It helps add a little fat and protein to a waffle - more filling.  The kids in the fifties, sixties and seventies ate some hearty meals and obesity was almost unheard of. What a load of crap. **Stop feeding the kids the fiery hot cheetos and softdrinks and other expensive junk food and watch the fat go adios.

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  45. She really doesn't know a damn thing about nutrition.

    A story: last year I went on a vegan diet to get my cholesterol down, in order to continue HRT: No animal foods/products, and fats only rarely. It was torture, I was always hungry! I walked 2 miles 5 times a week, mostly every day though. Though initialy it felt great (some vegan foods are fun and delicious) by about the 5th month, I was really hungry, totally grouchy, but ready for more blood tests. My cholesterol had dropped a whooping 40 points! But my good choleserol had also dropped! I had lost a total of 12 pounds (the goal was 25, to get back into my wedding dress) in all that time and effort. The doctor said the ratios were still not right, no HRT for me! That was back at the end of October. I wanted to cry.

    But, I kept walking. I added cheese back into my diet because I was so hungry, kefir, and olive oil, and canola oil, but not butter or meat. By Thanksgiving the craving for meat was ACUTE. I broke down and ate nothing but meat that day, with gravy! I could feel the animal protien coursing through my veins, lighting up my life, and I remembered what teeth are for!! Long story short, I kept doing everything else since Thanksgiving but added meat again to my meals, and I did indulge at Christmas time, due to the food gifts, and holiday teatrolley. So, I'm waiting for the waist band on my jeans to get tight again, and nothing. Yesterday I got on the scale, the first time since October: I have lost five more pounds. I realzed that although I added back meat, I eat far less! Way less rice, oats, barley, and bread.

    Not yet ready to try on the wedding dress, but I did learn a lot about the body, mine anyway. MOOCH is wrong: plus, she eats "fat balls". Who should listen to her?

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  46. It's easier to add the zombie drugs that way ;)

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  47. Well, I just hope Goya goes the way the Olive Garden.  I eat lots of beans but will definitely boycott them from here on out.

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  48. Bless your heart, John Smith!!  I knew we were "soul mates"!  Though I don't have a special needs child, I do drive them to and from school.....and my maiden name was Smith!!!  (i don't know what ITA means though....)
    Gotta run and drive "my" kids home!!  Ta ta for now... :-P ;) :*

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  49. Keep the faith, dear CR. 
    It's important to be strong in your convictions, and this healthcare issue has gained ground among the thinkers and the fools alike.
    We paid out of pocket when I went through cancer surgery and therapies 9 years ago, and we're still paying it off.  Under a national healthcare paradigm- who knows - I might still be on a list for treatment.
    Mitt Romney is a good-looking ass trying to buy into a position of power.  He's bland enough for the shallow and radical enough for the gimme-gimme types. And he's been given the "crown of electablity" by the kingmakers sitting with their knives sheathed.
    Those who want 100% purity or 100% Christmas-every-day are the ones who really piss me off.  They cannot see beyond their desires or cannot defend what appears indefensible to them and so they further the the march of the extremely mediocre into greater power.
    “I know your works: you are neither cold nor hot. Would that you were either cold or hot! So, because you are lukewarm, and neither hot nor cold, I will spit you out of my mouth” (Rev. 3:15-16).
    Keep the faith.

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  50. Totally OT - but as of yesterday Jan Brewer's book went from about 347,000 to NUMBER 14!!! on Amazon.  So King Thin Skin is going to make Jan one rich lady from his stupidity and condescention.  I hope she sends him a nice thank you letter -or better yet a copy of her book.  Karma rocks!

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  51. Did you ever hear that joke about how eating fish will make you smarter? How can that be, if the only fish we eat are the ones dumb enough to get caught?

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  52. All things in moderation.............even moderation ;)

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  53. OMG! I have to watch that movie again now!! I love it!

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  54. Amen, Richard. Tell it!!

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  55. I agree, Mooch is wrong on so many levels. not only did NOONE VOTE FOR HER OR ASK HER...butt you can't determine a one size fits all mandatory diet. My co-worker was a semi-professional body-builder and he said, and this is just one example of our complex system, that some people's bodies do better using carbs as fuel and other's prefer to run on proteins. This would be akin to the miserable Mooch demanding everyone put diesel in their cars. She's an idiot! Ten months...ten months.

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  56. Great point JS and now that I think about it you are right about Moo.  Karma sent to you and your beautiful daughter.

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  57. Wait til they get to college and Mooch becomes the ultimate helicopter parent.

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  58. If it had been up to Barack and Michelle, John Smith, your beautiful daughter would never have been born.

    Please do not mistake mine as an anti-abortion stance.  It isn't.  My point is that John and his wife had the choice to bring their daughter into the world.  I believe libs would deny them that choice in the case of a child with known physical problems and that they are, in fact, working toward that end now. 

    What's "funny" is that the primary defense against such legislation is....Roe v. Wade.  It actually cuts both ways.

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  59. Right back at you, UpNorth!  ITA means "I totally agree".  I picked this up from the kids I teach -- they are constantly texting, and I feel like I learn a new acronym every day.

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  60. It's George Soros....aka spooky dude. Talk about pay to play! We pay...Obama and Soros play with our money! :-$ :-$

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  61. ITA = I totally agree

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  62. Alana and Sara, you both have bigger hearts than I do.  I don't feel sorry at all for the Wee Wons.  Both those kids spent their earliest years in Rev. Wright's church.  I'm sure by now that both Units are thoroughly indoctrinated in resentment and hate.  I do, however, feel sorry for the kids that go to school with them.

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  63. It's George Soros that is involved in the company that converts engine from gasoline to NG I read.  I'll go see if I can find a link.

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  64. Chuck,
    http://sayanything.blog.com/entry/george-soros-stands-to0profit-mightily-from-obamas-natural-gas-plans/

    Soros also made a nice profit from his interest in Brazilian oil after Obama gave them $2billion of our money to get started..and now they're selling the oil to China.

    In other crony-corruption news, Warren Buffett stands to make out in his freight rail investments now that the XL pipeline has been nixed. I still don't understand why people aren't marching through Washington with pitchforks and torches right now...I guess I never will. Maybe enough people just don't know or care. Hell... Chris Matthews on MSNBC said he just found out about Congressional insider trading through the SOTU on Tuesday...he's a so-called journalist, that story is months old... that's pathetic.  

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  65. bettyann, I did Nathaniel Pritikin's diet for eight months once.  Fat free, veg for anyone who doesn't know.  By the time it was over I was having crying jags and hallucinating stuff like the smell of raw onions.  It just isn't good.  We aren't cows.  Actually our digestive equipage is more like a wolf's.

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  66. Annie&#39;s MomJan 27, 2012 12:06 PM

    Just read it earlier this morning...none other than George Soros. 
     "<span><span>One of the stocks Soros invested in recently is Westport Innovations (WPST), a global supplier of "solutions" that allow vehicles to operate on clean-burning fuels, such as natural gas. In fact, they are the world's leading engineer of natural gas engines.'</span></span>
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    <span><span> http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2012/01/soross_friend_in_the_oval_office_does_him_a_favor.html</span></span>

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  67. She should have worn it to the school lunch thing, it looks like a chalk board.

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  68. One thing is baffling me - why is Mrs. Ace wearing a dress covered in tailor's chalk?  
    Obviously the sleeves weren't finished...

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  69. My Gov!  love that lady.  Not only is she a feisty, sensible woman who looks out for the future of our communities, she is proud of her facial wrinkles and doesn't need to hide them.  Her smarts take her where she wants to go, not some artificial smoothed skin.
    Go, Jan.

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  70. The first thing I thought of when I saw that picture of the black dress with silvery stripes was . . . Michael Jackson.  Butt not as pretty . . .

    And probably can't do a moon-walk, either.

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  71. Peanut butter is one of my son's favorite proteins - and he could use a few extra pounds. I'm even happy when I get him to eat it off a spoon, let alone on some triscuits. These nanny's need to back off.

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  72. Fashionable outside seams...I have a sweatshirt like that~

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  73. Go to college free....
    http://financiallyfit.yahoo.com/finance/article-113840-11763-4-how-to-get-a-106000-college-education-for-free?ywaad=ad0035&nc

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  74. One of my favorite food memories is devouring the huge $.95 cheese crisps at Matta's in Mesa when I was in college.
    Their cheese crisps and BOWLS of luscious salsa gave this poor student the semblance of affluence during some pretty lean times.
    Cheese crisps + salsa = protein, bread, vegetables.

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  75. Noelle&#39;s Bootcut KittenpantsJan 27, 2012 01:58 PM

    Makes me think of how we're the only place in the world where you can find fat poor people (butt the UK is catching up).

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  76. Noelle&#39;s Bootcut KittenpantsJan 27, 2012 02:01 PM

    I know that Goya is a brand of Hispanic canned foods. Butt, when I read the name Goya in conjunction with Michelle, I thought of the famous grotesque Spanish painter Goya and one of his most famous paintings.

    (Goya actually painted some very beautiful pictures as well)

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  77. Noelle&#39;s Bootcut KittenpantsJan 27, 2012 02:04 PM

    (picture)

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  78. Who cares about the damn "menu"....bottom line is that she says " do as I say, not as i do " and why oh why did she have the belly of a 6 month preggo in a blue tinfoil dress one day and the next only have sweaty armpits....ACK.....never mind, kindly do NOT answer.
    She is NOT an elected official nor is she paid ( ya, right, like we dont pay for her fat, sorry ass ). That being said, someone kindly shove the tea trolly over here...fully LOADED.
    Snifwhinesobbbbbb

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  79. Bingo, Libby.

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  80. NO baby, racism..somehow!!!!

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  81. Astroterf, I don't think she will be a helicopter parent. She will be glad to not to have to think about them and can spend more time thinking about herself.

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  82. In the book she openly admits spying on wee one number one when she was at summer camp and the kids/parents were discouraged from checking in with one another. Mooch couldn't help herself and checked in with Malia's secret service detail. :(

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  83. Well folks, I'm bad.
    A couple of gents came to our door this morning and were asking Mr. Injainjuneer if there were any Spanish speakers at our tepee or "any of your neighbors?"
    I was behind the male unit and out of my mouth came the words, "Why don't you try in Mexico?"
    The two men actually sort of laughed, perhaps from nervous shock. Then the one tried to explain to me, " Well many Californians do speak Spanish." I noticed he didn't say "Americans," thus leaving open the possibility he was speaking of Baja Californians.
    Not wanting to argue with strangers at my door, I went looking for some tea, and they left.
    I am assuming they were looking for non-American Spanish speakers to register to vote for someone who hates my country. But at least they were polite.
    We do not live in an area where homeowners speak Spanish as their first language so they probably were looking for maids and gardeners. I thought it was choice that they were asking us to give them information about our neighbors.

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  84. What a small world, Schatzi!  Matta's was one of our favorite restaurants.

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  85. Funny, TexasChick. that's what I thought his shirt did say when I first glanced at the photo and it makes a good slogan for the MOTUS shop that way. "I'm fired. He's ready to go."

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  86. OT -  Received this note today from Gov. Jan Brewer's PAC.  I just love her spunk!

    Gov Brewer:  "When I met President Obama this week, I really wasn't pointing at him. I was telling him, "You have ONE more year!" The President needs to be reminded that he is the President of the FEDERAL REPUBLIC and not a KING lording over state governors.

    While I wanted to talk to him about jobs, our economy and visiting our border, President Obama criticized my book, Scorpions for Breakfast, and then walked away from me.

    We deserve results over rhetoric, but this is a President who had the audacity to sue me and Arizona in my efforts to protect our country from illegal immigration!"

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  87. My home ec teacher would have flunked anyone that made a dress like that.

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  88. Sara B, With all the things that happens to kids with weirdos out there I would be suspicious of a camp that discouraged the kids and parents from contacting each other. I'm sure whatever Moo did, she did it in the most annoying and stupid way but it's hard to disagree with her on checking on her daughter when she is away from home. Depends on what she was checking. If she was monitoring her diet or asking for details on her tennis practice, then perhaps it was too much.

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  89. Low-carb, not low-fat, results in less cravings, lower blood lipids, lower blood sugar.  There is scientific evidence of direct comparison of such diets ... government policy disregards the science.  Medical establishment recommendations follow government policy, not science.  Ponder and tremble.  Good for you for being open-minded to what works best for your and yours alone body.

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  90. Low-carb, not low-fat, results in less cravings, lower blood lipids, lower blood sugar.  There is scientific evidence of direct comparison of such diets ... government policy disregards the science.  Medical establishment recommendations follow government policy, not science.  Ponder and tremble.  Good for you for being open-minded to what works best for your and yours alone body.

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  91. Low-carb, not low-fat, results in less cravings, lower blood lipids, lower blood sugar.  There is scientific evidence of direct comparison of such diets ... government policy disregards the science.  Medical establishment recommendations follow government policy, not science.  Ponder and tremble.  Good for you for being open-minded to what works best for your and yours alone body.

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  92. :-$ =-O =-O =-O

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  93. ental and emotional risks of protein deficiency:

    Apathy
    Depression, anxiety
    Irritability, intolerance, moodiness
    Decrease in mental alertness, comprehension and concentration
    Thoughts focused on eating, weight and hunger
    Self-absorbed, self-focused, decrease in wider interests
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    Preoccupation with own body, judgmental of others'
    Lowered self-esteem

    I suspect they'd be quite happy if we were all apathetic and unfocused.

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  94. I have Gov Jan on my facebook page.  She is certainly a fighter for our state.  I saw a leftist comment on one of the blogs that she was a high school dropout.  So, who cares.  As long as she is fighting for this state and country, I don't care what her education level is.  Love how her books are selling like hotcakes.  I checked but the price was a little steep even for my new Kindle Christmas present.  Maybe after the price goes down a bit

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  95. Palin speaks out :

    http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=10150516734848435

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  96. First Obamacare , now 'Let's Move!'. Anybody else wondering what happened to "Keep your laws off my body"?

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  97. Top 100 Conservative Websites
    http://deathby1000papercuts.com/dbkpreport/2012/01/conservative-100-most-popular-conservative-websites-january-2012/

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  98. PatAZ, that 'high school dropout' comment just shows the left's elitism and snobbery. They forget that it wasn't Ivy League professors that saved the world from the Nazis and Imperial Japan or ran into a burning World Trade Center to save lives. This is a pretty good and quick read on the subject;

    http://therealrevo.com/blog/?p=18842

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  99. Not to mention that PB was invented by George Washington Carver.  You'd think they'd be happy about that.

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  100. Your Governor is a rock star, speaking truth to power and taking no prisoners.

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  101. Wasn't he a republican? Dems hate republicans no matter what color, they are certainly color blind when it comes to that!

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  102. Gov. Brewer's letter to DingleBarry:
    http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/arizona/article_5c5bf364-4888-11e1-9257-001871e3ce6c.html

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  103. You're right, creeper: They will force abortions on mother's carrying children they may want, but who will be a burden to the state, due to expenses. Such as my beautiful 19 month old grand daughter, a gastroschiesses (sp) baby - her bowels developed outside the body, due to the most common human birth defect. These babies used to be "still born" - disembowled at birth. Now, ultra sound identifies the fetus as distressed, and American medical science intervenes. She is perfect in every other way! Saved by a surgery, and a month in NICU (newborn ICU). Her bill, paid for by private insurance and gladly her parents: $150,000, worth every penny. And none of Obama and Nancy Pelosi's goddamn business.

    Baby's like Elora will die in the future, if we do not repeal Obama care. They will be aborted at the fourth month. So as not to be a burden on "society".

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  104. Otis T. CribblecobbleJan 27, 2012 07:34 PM

    The way I read it, I am fired up and Buh-R0ck is ready to go - away!

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  105. Bye-bye Goya food products.  you snuggle up with a TruMoo, and I'm outta here...  

    BTW, Peanut butter is wonderful in pie, fudge, and/or cookies.

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  106. I've been listening to Richard Evans books: The Coming of the Third Reich, The Third Reich in Power, and The Third Reich at War.  Excellent series so far.  I'm halfway through the second book.  Peopletry to portray you as a nut if you refer to the Nazi rise to power.  Not so.  The Nazis used the privileges of a democracy to kill that democracy and replace it with a totalitarian society.  Some of the laws they enacted in the 30's are very familiar.  The Enabling Act of 1934(? I may be a year or two off on the date) was so much like Obama's bragging of how he has to act alone, not allowing Congress to stand in his way.   It's very eerie...

    Thank you, CR and schatzi for posting as you did.  Appreciate it!

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  107. Injain, both of my kids have attended summer sleep away camps for years.  The camps try to limit contact with the parents in case of homesickness.  it's easier to deal with it and get over it if there isn't a constant reminder of home.  We were allowed to write or email the camp.  They were not allowed cell phones during their week there.

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  108. Otis T. CribblecobbleJan 27, 2012 07:46 PM

    I have an Israeli friend and we email each other from time to time. She sent this story about one of her friends:

    Inbal (or bell clapper, tongue of bell, staphylion in Hebrew) just told me a story. She is sitting next to me now and allowed me to share it with you.

    She was sitting in the back of a bus in Tel Aviv yesterday, the bus pulls into a stop and a man gets up and joyfully proclaims Allahu Akbar and she thought he was about to set off a suicide bomb, but it turned out that he was just happy he had arrived at his stop. As she put it her heart was in her boots.

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  109. John Smith, although I understand what you're saying, and Malia and Sasha are old enough to take some responsibility for their own behavior, I find it excessively harsh to blame children for picking up the attitudes taught at the church their parents took them to. Yes, they spent their earliest years in Wright's church (I won't call him a Rev.) butT they didn't choose to do so. IMO their indoctrination is one more thing b00 and m00 will one day have to answer for.

    Besides, we all know we can't choose our relatives. I feel sorry for anyone who has the misfortune to surface from the toxic gene pool that resulted in b00 and m00!

    If those girls are ever to become useful members of society they will have a LOT to overcome.

    Oh, and incidentally I do not have a big heart. Just ask my students.

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  110. Tony the Tiger an enemy of the state?? NNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  111. Yeah Otis--I know I'M ready for him to go!

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  112. Remarkable. Thanks, dnr. What a fine gallery and tribute to Americanism. The dems have no such list to present: only subjugated minds, mediocrity at it's worst. 

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  113. PatAZ, I have Gov Brewer on my FB page too.  Love her posts and that she's not afraid to tackle difficult issues.  She's definitely got balls that the male politicians lack. 

    As for her education, she graduated from a high school in CA and went on to become a certified radiology technican (x-ray tech).  Frankly, I wouldn't care if she were a drop out.

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  114. Bettyann, I was just on the Newsbusters page and do you know neither CBS, ABC, NBC, or The NYTimes mentioned the thousands that came out for the Pro-Life March? According to NB, not one report. It is despicable, but not surprising. On the other hand, some cable sources were sure to take note of the pro-abortion counter protestors.

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  115. Excellent off the spoon, too!

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  116. Charming, when I was a child/teenager, I read a lot about Nazi Germany.  Back then I often wondered how I, as an ordinary person, would be able to tell if that was happening around me.  The stories I have heard from those who grew up in Nazi Germany were a starting point.  Neighbors started disappearing, and everyone was encouraged (by the authorities) to not talk about it.  There were rumors of people being forcibly "relocated" to other areas.  Recycling became a national duty.  Exercise and fitness became a big part of schools and businesses.  Diet and nutrition were studied on the national level, and laws were considered to force people into particular diets.  Race and purity were openly discussed, and anyone of "mixed" race was considered inferior.  That was what people remembered about growing up there.

    Have heard about people disappearing (obviously can't talk about details in an open forum).  Recycling is becoming a standard.  Exercise and fitness are considered a duty, a societal responsibility.  Obviously diet and nutrition are no longer private decisions, but are considered to be everyone's business, along with weight.  And the government does not have to regulate guns, they just have to regulate ammunition (which they have been trying to do, somewhat unsuccessfully, for years).

    Now, the purity part is actually pertinent.  Let me explain:  Most people, if you ask them their racial background, deliberately choose a race to identify with.  However, there are fewer and fewer people of "pure" racial background, because we have had the audacity to freely intermarry with each other.  Therefore, what you declare as your racial background may be based upon one grandparent (1/4 of your heritage), or one great-grandparent (1/8 of your heritage).  Many of the Indian tribes are down to 1/16 to 1/32 Indian blood to be considered a full-blood Indian.  However, the demographics of racial heritage are something that is documented throughout a lot of the federal paperwork.  It is that documentation that is troubling, because much of how we identify our racial heritage is based upon family tradition.

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  117. ITA your reasoning, Savage Sadie, but the same reasoning could be applied to bullies, and other kids who make school a miserable experience for the kind of kids that I teach, and kids like my daughter.  Usually, when I meet parents of kids who can't behave, and are cruel, it doesn't take any leap of logic to figure out why their offspring behave the way they do. 

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  118. That and so much more, Janice. Just think..the Dept of Education now keeps records of parents voting history, smart meters on energy use, bracelets to monitor children's activity, a number of 'snitch' sites for those who speak ill of The Wons policies, one high school student was recently punished and his article in the school media pulled when he wrote that he was against 'homosexuality'(despite being asked to write an article on the subject). Operation Fast and Furious was to be a tool for suppression of 2nd amendement rights, the divisions being created between ethnic and other groups by both the press and the 'leadership'. Blatant corruption and deceit everytime you turn your head. The talk of a 'homeland security force', just as well-funded and organized as the military, intolerable treatment of citizens by the TSA, and Obama's 'signing statements. The encouragement of ignorant masses of law-breaking, anarchist Occutards...etc,etc. We may be a lot closer than we even suspect.

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  119. Noelle&#39;s Bootcut KittenpantsJan 28, 2012 11:54 AM

    I was thinking about typical Indian food and how they eat so many carbs and starches (and not a lot of meat), and yet you don't see many fat Indian people. Wonder how that works?

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  120. Noelle&#39;s Bootcut KittenpantsJan 28, 2012 11:55 AM

    For that matter, why don't we hear more about Frederick Douglass as an AfAm role model? He was an amazing man...butt he was a Republican.

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  121. Noelle&#39;s Bootcut KittenpantsJan 28, 2012 12:08 PM

    Where I work, we subscribe to a translation service called Language Line. It's quite telling that in order to choose a translator, you have to press 1 for Spanish, and 2 for "all other languages." When I hear people extol the hard-working and adaptable undocumented workers, all I can think is, "We give them credit for being able to learn how to do just about any job, but we don't expect them to learn English!"

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  122. Noelle&#39;s Bootcut KittenpantsJan 28, 2012 12:08 PM

    <span>You made me think of my beautiful grand-nephew Jackson. He was born three months prematurely, when his mother was involved in an auto accident that caused her airbag to deploy. She went into contractions. He weighed three pounds at birth and had bleeding on the brain from the impact of the airbag. They were given all sorts of dire predictions--he would be deaf, blind, autistic, cerebral palsy, etc--and he was not expected to make it. He spent the first 104 days of his life in the hospital. My nephew and his wife faced it all with an incredibly positive attitude, and Jackson not only survived, he thrived. He just had his fourth birthday. He's a happy, healthy little boy whose only traces of his illness are numerous scars (he's had something like sixteen surgical procedures) and he's a bit small for his age due to being on a feeding tube for so long. 
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  123. Noelle&#39;s Bootcut KittenpantsJan 28, 2012 12:15 PM

    A good book/books to read if you want to know what signs to watch for is "I Will Bear Witness: A Diary of the Nazi Years" by Victor Klemperer. I say "books" because my edition is broken up into two volumes. He writes in very ordinary, prosaic terms how little by little, their freedoms are taken away and what once would have seen as unthinkable becomes the ordinary.

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  124. Noelle&#39;s Bootcut KittenpantsJan 28, 2012 12:16 PM

    And she is getting the typical treatment reserved for those brave souls. The ugliness is really starting to hit the fan. Fortunately, she's a tough lady and I have no doubt she will overcome.

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  125. ITA yours as well, John Smith. I certainly don't think any children should get a pass for bullying. I just hadn't heard that's what the Obama girls were doing.

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