Robin Williams on Obama's election

I love this. Robin Williams spends some time busting on G-Dub among other things. One of the funniest things I've seen online in a while.

Enjoy, and happy Holidays!

~risky

If the Shoe Fits.....Part 2

The shoes fly from a different angle, also Bush's response

Giving Credit Where Credit is Due

If John McCain had shown the amount of class that he showed during his concession speech, this election could easily have turned out much different.

Take a look.....





And of course I can't end this without saying that I think that the U.S. made the right decision. With that being said, I only hope that Obama stays true to his campaign promises and is the true agent for change for the better.

Here is Barack Obama's speech in case you haven't caught it.

McSame and the Keating 5

As if I NEEDED another reason to vote the democratic ticket this year. We've all heard McCains lapdog (Palin) bashing Obama's ties with Ayers. Well, there is a big difference between a neighbor, and a co-conspirator.

Have a couple of minutes? Watch the video below and draw your own conclusion.

So, lets just let 'em have the money?

I can't believe that one of the things holding back this almost ONE TRILLION DOLLAR bailout were the Republicans wanting to make sure that the executives of these (for all practical purposes) failed companies. Like I discussed on my show earlier this evening, if the rest of us, you and me, MR and MRS John Q. American performed our jobs in a manner that cost the company money, and got fired for it, could we, or would we even, expect a severance package equal to a days salary, much less millions of dollars? I don't think so.

Which begs the question, why should these guys get even a buck, much less a taxpayer dollar, to leave a job that they obviously failed at?

As our government goes even deeper in debt, to bailout extremely poor decision making, as well as greed, and God only knows what else, the last person we should even give a rats ass about, is the person who, by incompetence or greed, contributed to the the largest financial meltdown since the Great Depression.