Obama’s New Ideal Warrior – Gwyneth Paltrow
The yappy actress has emerged as the newest model of the kind of “soldier” Barack Obama wants in his army. Perhaps because of her “combat service” as an occasionally maligned spokesperson for the put-upon Hollywood elite and the “wounds” she has incurred, it is likely that our president has found the ideal successor to Eric Shinsecki to head the Veterans’Administration.
But that appointment will not be without controversy. Until now, John Kerry represented all that was admirable in a “warrior”. The much decorated Vietnam hero, Kerry proved from the earliest days of his quest for political greatness that he despised America as much as Obama himself. Awarded three Purple Hearts, described by us , for a paper cut and two “owies” the total of his “wounds” were not serious enough to warrant even a single day off to recuperate. One need not dig deeply to learn of Mr. Kerry’s other “contributions” to our nation to see how he earned the Commander-in-Chief’s admiration.
With clueless Chuckie Hagel as Sec of Defense, “GI John” Kerry as Sec of State, Gwyneth can be the one to round out Mr. Obama’s team of destroyers of our military.
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Widespread memorial day black violence ignored by national media Unless they were bold enough to include a photo with their “news story”, readers are led to believe that the violence is just some good-natured “yutes” and teens letting off a little steam over income inequality…or maybe because they didn’t get any catchup with their fries. The truth is Obama’s economic policies have “worked” to increase black teen unemployment and then he uses his countenance to inflame and misapply their resentments..
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Dead Poet’s Society — How many people know these factoids about Marguerite Johnson?
Daniel J. Flynn writing at American Spectator presents some:
Maya Angelou, an author more revered than read, passed away at 86 on Wednesday. She is survived by her seven autobiographies.
Read the revelations you are not likely to see or hear about this icon of the left.
DLH
