The word "Occupied" on a rest room door has more meaning now

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Your go-to site for commentary on Obama's Occupiers  "Today the Occutards, Obama’s children, and the union goons plan to shut down Wall Street.  What can we expect?  Well, I doubt that the Occutards will be engaging in intellectual conversations about their “cause.”  We’ve heard them over the weeks, and we now know that 99% of the 99% can’t even explain in cogent terms what they are protesting."....

"I wonder how many Tea Partiers ended up in police custody? Anyway … I guess this is what we can expect from a crowd that left behind dozens of hypodermic needles in Zuccotti Park after police gave them the boot." ....

"Just yesterday when asked to comment about the deaths and crimes that have occurred at Occutard protests, Maxine Waters said “that’s life and it happens … That’s a distraction from the goals of the protesters.” " (Emphasis added.) More links at this site...

Neal Boortz.

#Occupy Protester Arrested After Threatening to Burn Down NYC  “On the 17th, mark my words, we’re going to burn this city down,” said Nkrumah Tinsley, 29. “In a few days, you’re going to see what a Molotov cocktail can do to Macy’s.” Pictured at right.

Wall Street Heroes Confront #OWS Goons With “Get a Job” Sign

They are officially being considered Wall Street's heroes.

NYT: Obama’s EPA Decision Based on Campaign Politics

Commentary Magazine  "Obama’s decision on the proposed EPA smog regulations actually has a lot in common with his decision on the Keystone XL construction. Environmentalists and unions assumed Obama would support both policies, and he surprised them with both decisions. The White House’s unexpected choice to block the EPA regulations was praised by unions and criticized by environmentalists, and the inverse was true with his decision to delay the Keystone XL construction. These aren’t consistent policy decisions, they’re a political balancing act."
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"This is unnerving, if only because it shows three years into Obama’s term it’s still difficult to know for sure where he stands on many issues. Keystone XL is a prime example. If he wins a second term and isn’t constrained by election politics, will he support its construction or not? At this point, it’s anybody’s guess."

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