Click here to view this media A conservative website claimed Thursday that Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has promised to investigate President Barack Obama’s eligibility to run for re-election. According to WorldNetDaily , about 325 so-called birthers gathered Wednesday night to sign a petition alleging that Obama planned to use a fake birth certificate to run for office in 2012. Jerome Corsi, author of, Where’s the Birth Certificate? reportedly presented Arpaio with the petition during a one-hour meeting Thursday. “Arpaio told the tea party leaders the complaint is within his jurisdiction, and he will be forced to investigate,” WND wrote. “He said he expects political pressure, but he pointed out that as the chief law enforcement officer of Maricopa County, he’s taken an oath to respond to citizens who approach him about enforcing the law.” But in a statement Friday, Arpaio had a slightly different version of events. “What I have agreed to do, contrary to some published media reports, is simply look at the evidence these people have assembled and examine whether it is within my jurisdiction to investigate the document’s authenticity,” Arpaio said.
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Click here to view this media A conservative website claimed Thursday that Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has promised to investigate President Barack Obama’s eligibility to run for re-election. According to WorldNetDaily , about 325 so-called birthers gathered Wednesday night to sign a petition alleging that Obama planned to use a fake birth certificate to run for office in 2012. Jerome Corsi, author of, Where’s the Birth Certificate? reportedly presented Arpaio with the petition during a one-hour meeting Thursday. “Arpaio told the tea party leaders the complaint is within his jurisdiction, and he will be forced to investigate,” WND wrote. “He said he expects political pressure, but he pointed out that as the chief law enforcement officer of Maricopa County, he’s taken an oath to respond to citizens who approach him about enforcing the law.” But in a statement Friday, Arpaio had a slightly different version of events. “What I have agreed to do, contrary to some published media reports, is simply look at the evidence these people have assembled and examine whether it is within my jurisdiction to investigate the document’s authenticity,” Arpaio said.
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Click here to view this media A conservative website claimed Thursday that Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has promised to investigate President Barack Obama’s eligibility to run for re-election. According to WorldNetDaily , about 325 so-called birthers gathered Wednesday night to sign a petition alleging that Obama planned to use a fake birth certificate to run for office in 2012. Jerome Corsi, author of, Where’s the Birth Certificate? reportedly presented Arpaio with the petition during a one-hour meeting Thursday. “Arpaio told the tea party leaders the complaint is within his jurisdiction, and he will be forced to investigate,” WND wrote. “He said he expects political pressure, but he pointed out that as the chief law enforcement officer of Maricopa County, he’s taken an oath to respond to citizens who approach him about enforcing the law.” But in a statement Friday, Arpaio had a slightly different version of events. “What I have agreed to do, contrary to some published media reports, is simply look at the evidence these people have assembled and examine whether it is within my jurisdiction to investigate the document’s authenticity,” Arpaio said.
Continue reading …Click here to view this media A conservative website claimed Thursday that Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has promised to investigate President Barack Obama’s eligibility to run for re-election. According to WorldNetDaily , about 325 so-called birthers gathered Wednesday night to sign a petition alleging that Obama planned to use a fake birth certificate to run for office in 2012. Jerome Corsi, author of, Where’s the Birth Certificate? reportedly presented Arpaio with the petition during a one-hour meeting Thursday. “Arpaio told the tea party leaders the complaint is within his jurisdiction, and he will be forced to investigate,” WND wrote. “He said he expects political pressure, but he pointed out that as the chief law enforcement officer of Maricopa County, he’s taken an oath to respond to citizens who approach him about enforcing the law.” But in a statement Friday, Arpaio had a slightly different version of events. “What I have agreed to do, contrary to some published media reports, is simply look at the evidence these people have assembled and examine whether it is within my jurisdiction to investigate the document’s authenticity,” Arpaio said.
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Patty TV 411 August 19, 2011 Rush Hour 3 (2007) Watch Full Movie Part 1 HD Chris Tucker, Jackie Chan, Max von Sydow Chris Tucker Charlotte NC 3 jusfancy says: I don’t hold grudges. U don’t like me. Don’t give a fck man *in ma chris tucker voice*
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On Thursday night’s “Daily Show” Jon Stewart took a break from speculating about the GOP presidential race and did a lengthy segment on conservative pundits’ contradictory views about the rich and the poor when it comes to deciding how to lower the deficit. While the GOP wants to make low-level spending cuts to social, educational and other programs, President Obama and company suggest taxing the mega-rich. So it was pretty surprising this week when Warren Buffet wrote his op-ed saying he and his millionaire cohorts ought to be paying more taxes. Fox News called it “Class Warfare,” with one pundit even calling Buffett a Socialist, which got a hilarious reaction from Stewart: “You really have no f**king clue what Socialism is, do you?” Stewart argued that closing corporate tax loopholes and raising the marginal tax rate to raise $700 billion over 10 years would be favorable, but a montage of Fox News hosts showed how they believe differently. They claim that Obama’s plan is “demonizing” the rich and the “private jet class.” Another argument is that it wouldn’t even “make a dent” in our debt. In the second segment, however, Stewart shows how the same pundits feel about the same taxes being implemented on the poor. It turns out they don’t have the same “why bother” attitude, as another montage showed, when it comes raising their taxes or cutting their programs. “All we have to do to raise $700 billion is cut 700,000 NPRs. It’s almost too easy!” Stewart joked. The most eye-opening part of the Stewart’s bit occurs when, like the pundits he’s mocking, takes out pen and paper and devises a plan he assumes Fox News would enjoy: The bottom 50% — which controls 2.5% of our national wealth — has $1.45 trillion. To raise $700 billion we just take half of everything they own! It’s that simple. Watch both clips below to see the full segment, including Stewart’s reaction to Fox News’ audacious break down of what constitutes “Poor.” Surprise: if you have a refrigerator you probably don’t need any financial assistance. WATCH: Part one WATCH: Part two Some international users can watch here
Continue reading …On Thursday night’s “Daily Show” Jon Stewart took a break from speculating about the GOP presidential race and did a lengthy segment on conservative pundits’ contradictory views about the rich and the poor when it comes to deciding how to lower the deficit. While the GOP wants to make low-level spending cuts to social, educational and other programs, President Obama and company suggest taxing the mega-rich. So it was pretty surprising this week when Warren Buffet wrote his op-ed saying he and his millionaire cohorts ought to be paying more taxes. Fox News called it “Class Warfare,” with one pundit even calling Buffett a Socialist, which got a hilarious reaction from Stewart: “You really have no f**king clue what Socialism is, do you?” Stewart argued that closing corporate tax loopholes and raising the marginal tax rate to raise $700 billion over 10 years would be favorable, but a montage of Fox News hosts showed how they believe differently. They claim that Obama’s plan is “demonizing” the rich and the “private jet class.” Another argument is that it wouldn’t even “make a dent” in our debt. In the second segment, however, Stewart shows how the same pundits feel about the same taxes being implemented on the poor. It turns out they don’t have the same “why bother” attitude, as another montage showed, when it comes raising their taxes or cutting their programs. “All we have to do to raise $700 billion is cut 700,000 NPRs. It’s almost too easy!” Stewart joked. The most eye-opening part of the Stewart’s bit occurs when, like the pundits he’s mocking, takes out pen and paper and devises a plan he assumes Fox News would enjoy: The bottom 50% — which controls 2.5% of our national wealth — has $1.45 trillion. To raise $700 billion we just take half of everything they own! It’s that simple. Watch both clips below to see the full segment, including Stewart’s reaction to Fox News’ audacious break down of what constitutes “Poor.” Surprise: if you have a refrigerator you probably don’t need any financial assistance. WATCH: Part one WATCH: Part two Some international users can watch here
Continue reading …On Thursday night’s “Daily Show” Jon Stewart took a break from speculating about the GOP presidential race and did a lengthy segment on conservative pundits’ contradictory views about the rich and the poor when it comes to deciding how to lower the deficit. While the GOP wants to make low-level spending cuts to social, educational and other programs, President Obama and company suggest taxing the mega-rich. So it was pretty surprising this week when Warren Buffet wrote his op-ed saying he and his millionaire cohorts ought to be paying more taxes. Fox News called it “Class Warfare,” with one pundit even calling Buffett a Socialist, which got a hilarious reaction from Stewart: “You really have no f**king clue what Socialism is, do you?” Stewart argued that closing corporate tax loopholes and raising the marginal tax rate to raise $700 billion over 10 years would be favorable, but a montage of Fox News hosts showed how they believe differently. They claim that Obama’s plan is “demonizing” the rich and the “private jet class.” Another argument is that it wouldn’t even “make a dent” in our debt. In the second segment, however, Stewart shows how the same pundits feel about the same taxes being implemented on the poor. It turns out they don’t have the same “why bother” attitude, as another montage showed, when it comes raising their taxes or cutting their programs. “All we have to do to raise $700 billion is cut 700,000 NPRs. It’s almost too easy!” Stewart joked. The most eye-opening part of the Stewart’s bit occurs when, like the pundits he’s mocking, takes out pen and paper and devises a plan he assumes Fox News would enjoy: The bottom 50% — which controls 2.5% of our national wealth — has $1.45 trillion. To raise $700 billion we just take half of everything they own! It’s that simple. Watch both clips below to see the full segment, including Stewart’s reaction to Fox News’ audacious break down of what constitutes “Poor.” Surprise: if you have a refrigerator you probably don’t need any financial assistance. WATCH: Part one WATCH: Part two Some international users can watch here
Continue reading …On Thursday night’s “Daily Show” Jon Stewart took a break from speculating about the GOP presidential race and did a lengthy segment on conservative pundits’ contradictory views about the rich and the poor when it comes to deciding how to lower the deficit. While the GOP wants to make low-level spending cuts to social, educational and other programs, President Obama and company suggest taxing the mega-rich. So it was pretty surprising this week when Warren Buffet wrote his op-ed saying he and his millionaire cohorts ought to be paying more taxes. Fox News called it “Class Warfare,” with one pundit even calling Buffett a Socialist, which got a hilarious reaction from Stewart: “You really have no f**king clue what Socialism is, do you?” Stewart argued that closing corporate tax loopholes and raising the marginal tax rate to raise $700 billion over 10 years would be favorable, but a montage of Fox News hosts showed how they believe differently. They claim that Obama’s plan is “demonizing” the rich and the “private jet class.” Another argument is that it wouldn’t even “make a dent” in our debt. In the second segment, however, Stewart shows how the same pundits feel about the same taxes being implemented on the poor. It turns out they don’t have the same “why bother” attitude, as another montage showed, when it comes raising their taxes or cutting their programs. “All we have to do to raise $700 billion is cut 700,000 NPRs. It’s almost too easy!” Stewart joked. The most eye-opening part of the Stewart’s bit occurs when, like the pundits he’s mocking, takes out pen and paper and devises a plan he assumes Fox News would enjoy: The bottom 50% — which controls 2.5% of our national wealth — has $1.45 trillion. To raise $700 billion we just take half of everything they own! It’s that simple. Watch both clips below to see the full segment, including Stewart’s reaction to Fox News’ audacious break down of what constitutes “Poor.” Surprise: if you have a refrigerator you probably don’t need any financial assistance. WATCH: Part one WATCH: Part two Some international users can watch here
Continue reading …On Thursday night’s “Daily Show” Jon Stewart took a break from speculating about the GOP presidential race and did a lengthy segment on conservative pundits’ contradictory views about the rich and the poor when it comes to deciding how to lower the deficit. While the GOP wants to make low-level spending cuts to social, educational and other programs, President Obama and company suggest taxing the mega-rich. So it was pretty surprising this week when Warren Buffet wrote his op-ed saying he and his millionaire cohorts ought to be paying more taxes. Fox News called it “Class Warfare,” with one pundit even calling Buffett a Socialist, which got a hilarious reaction from Stewart: “You really have no f**king clue what Socialism is, do you?” Stewart argued that closing corporate tax loopholes and raising the marginal tax rate to raise $700 billion over 10 years would be favorable, but a montage of Fox News hosts showed how they believe differently. They claim that Obama’s plan is “demonizing” the rich and the “private jet class.” Another argument is that it wouldn’t even “make a dent” in our debt. In the second segment, however, Stewart shows how the same pundits feel about the same taxes being implemented on the poor. It turns out they don’t have the same “why bother” attitude, as another montage showed, when it comes raising their taxes or cutting their programs. “All we have to do to raise $700 billion is cut 700,000 NPRs. It’s almost too easy!” Stewart joked. The most eye-opening part of the Stewart’s bit occurs when, like the pundits he’s mocking, takes out pen and paper and devises a plan he assumes Fox News would enjoy: The bottom 50% — which controls 2.5% of our national wealth — has $1.45 trillion. To raise $700 billion we just take half of everything they own! It’s that simple. Watch both clips below to see the full segment, including Stewart’s reaction to Fox News’ audacious break down of what constitutes “Poor.” Surprise: if you have a refrigerator you probably don’t need any financial assistance. WATCH: Part one WATCH: Part two Some international users can watch here
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