Look what happened to the autism rate from 1983-2008 since one-time massive shots were given to children-http://t.co/lpq2SveJ
9 posts from Monday, August 27, 2012
Day AnalysisIt is very sad to see what @BarackObama has done with NASA. He has gutted the program and made us dependent on the Russians.
Sorry to hear of the passing of Neil Armstrong over the weekend. He was an American hero.
One point I made last night and will continue to push is that the @GOP can't be pollitically correct. We must fight fire with fire.
I knew Chris Matthews when he was sane and, quite honestly, wonderful. Now he's gone off the deep end as an Obama surrogate. @hardball_chris
Why do the Republicans keep apologizing on the so called "birther" issue? No more apologies--take the offensive!
"The toughest thing about success is that you've got to keep on being a success." --Irving Berlin
.@BarackObama is begging the Eurozone to keep Greece in until after 11.6.12. He thinks the world revolves around his re-election.
.@BarackObama sent over 100,000 jobs and Canadian oil to China all because he would not approve Keystone XL.
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Sidelined by Hurricane Isaac, Trump Compensates with All-Day Anti-Obama Offensive During RNC Week
Trump spent the day on the political offensive from Florida during RNC week, after Hurricane Isaac cancelled his planned convention surprise. He fired off a steady stream of attacks on Obama -- blaming him for lost jobs, accusing him of selfishly manipulating the Eurozone crisis, and exploiting Neil Armstrong's death to criticize NASA policy. He also pushed back aggressively on Republicans who were apologizing for birtherism, insisting the party "take the offensive" and stop being politically correct. The day ended with a widely-debunked post linking vaccines to autism. The mood was consistently combative and self-assured, with Trump positioning himself as the strategic voice the GOP establishment was too timid to follow.