Pajama Boy: Obama's Smirking Commissar "The effete visage of the ObamaCare pitchman known as Pajama Boy already is a figure of fun. But now it comes to light that Ethan Krupp is more than just a smirking, turnoff face for an ad. He's a leftist extremist.
"Krupp is more than just a hipster metrosexual cradling cocoa in his red onesie pajamas whose arch, supercilious expression is supposed to make young people want to run out and buy overpriced ObamaCare on government insurance exchanges."In reality, he's a long-time Obama operative, one of the president's leftover campaign shock troops active in The One's permanent campaign organization known as Organizing for America."
From the Daily Caller: Obamacare’s Pajama Boy: ‘I am a liberal f***
"As The Daily Caller reported, Krupp was accused of racism and anti-Semitism during his college-aged stint as the editor of the Madison, Wisconsin comedy newspaper the “Madison Misnomer.' ” Not the most important excerpt from this article, but the least obscene.
UPDATE: NBC Takes One Yet Again for the (Obama) Team ... "It strikes me that more and more Americans are now viewing the president in a similar fashion. They’ve seen the Obama act for five long years, and it’s become tiresome. We’re on to the verbal tricks, the stale formulations, the endless straw men and unmatched sense of moral superiority. We’ve figured out that the reality has never come close to meeting the expectations and promises. And so words that had a magical effect before now elicit a roll of the eyes. Barry is just being Barry. Don’t take him seriously. He’s just a talker."
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Why are we having less sex? Why are study after study showing troubling declines not only in pre-marital sex but in teenage pregnancies, sexually transmitted diseases, and the once reliable teacher-student relationship? With the exception of high-profile cases, we are living in a time of decline in sex and sexual related maladies, both social and physical. But we are living in a time of terror. And it may not be a coincidence that living in a time of terror has coincided with the decline in American sexual activity. Was sex better before 9/11 than after it? What were the sex statistics for Vietnam versus the current Iraq War? The problem is that we may never know the truth.
Has Al Queda taken away our lovin' feeling? Simply put, yes. Unlike Israel, America has not faced terror long enough to adapt to the existential blue balls power of terrorism. And we must not become the Russians in Chechnya. No baby has been born there in seven years.
So that leaves us two options as a country. We either pull out right now, and don't even risk creating any more problems, or we can stay in, stay the course, and feel it out until we are used to it. Once we get used to it, we can start to learn new tricks and get even better at it. Maybe even add some new moves Israeli's haven't even come up with yet. If we do that there is a chance yet that the 'War on Terror' will not destroy America's libido along with our credibility.
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