Comment Via Michellc – I’ve been witnessing my neighbors and fellow citizens having their worlds turned upside down due to Obama regulations and policies; and I haven’t heard much sympathy coming from him or Washington, but now federal employees are losing a few weeks pay and the violins come pouring out.

“Hatred”, a very strong word;  it implies a disposition of violence, and or violent psychological sentiment in opposition to those you disagree with.

  
Hatred is what President Obama  and Valerie Jarrett have toward their political opposition – at every level.

Hatred !

 
They are joined with a crew of likeminded hate-filled ideologues; that’s what surrounds them.   They hate the strong exceptional projection of America that most Americans love.
The actual people are the grown up 1960’s anti-government Hippy/Doper radicals.  They have been groomed to hate our nation in the liberally infested indoctrination machines, colleges, and taught the methods of Saul Alinsky by the likes of Bernadine Dorhn, Bill Ayers, Fox and Piven.
The top levels of government are infected with them, everywhere. (more…)

By dictatorial fiat….

Obama's America… pic.twitter.com/P38BDsne5d

— Morgen Richmond (@morgenr) October 2, 2013

800,000 federal employees categorized as “non-essential”.   Question:  If they were not essential, then why did they get hired ?
•  Related and making the point – Over 93% of the entire EPA staff considered “non-essential”.
•  Identity politics (the favored strategy of Democrats) rears its head – SLATE announces “Women will be hardest Hit“, ie. the GOP War On Women Continues…..
•  ABC finds racism in the Shut Down – Defines Shutdown Negotiators as “all white males”;  While Salon and MSNBC are less subtle:

The govt shutdown is the end result of a 50-year GOP push to make govt=welfare and welfare=black people http://t.co/BfswIEQL9y

— Joan Walsh (@joanwalsh) October 1, 2013

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Ya know, I don’t think there is a more apropos reflection of this President is tarnishing the office he holds.

President Stompy Feet told Democrats to kill veterans funding, keep World War 2 Memorial closed so he doesn't lose face.
Angry yet?

— Steve Stockman (@SteveWorks4You) October 2, 2013

https://twitter.com/SteveWorks4You/statuses/385197273929351168

****ACTION: List of Dems who voted NO to fund our Vets; Tweet Button included: http://t.co/GK6bNEqKLK h/t @SkiGarmisch #VoteForVets #tcot

— Rhonda Koenig (@Rhondako) October 2, 2013

(New York)  Sources tell FTVLive that CNN Boss Jeff Zucker is “actively looking for a replacement for Piers Morgan.”
Morgan signed a one year extension to his contract and as time winds down, Zucker is looking for someone to takeover his time slot.  Word is that Zucker really wants Katie Couric in that slot. Couric should be available soon as many expect this is the last year her talk show “Katie” will be on the air.
But, CNN sources tell FTVLive that Zucker is not putting all his eggs in the Couric basket. “He’s looking at other people besides Katie,” says our source.
Zucker might have learned a lesson (more…)

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Quick, grab your family, block yourself in a room without windows, and wait for the doom to subside.    THEY…. THEY…. THEY  TURNED OFF PANDA CAM.
The shutdown has become an official emergency.    Those finks.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The National Zoo’s beloved panda cam and all other live animal cameras from the zoo have gone dark with the government shutdown.
The zoo itself will be closed to visitors starting Tuesday. A zoo spokeswoman says the live animal cameras went offline Tuesday morning and furloughed staff will be allowed to conduct an orderly shutdown. Officials say the shutdown won’t affect care of the animals. (more…)

I stepped out of my car on a sunny 90 degree Phoenix afternoon, but it soon felt closer to 100 degrees by the time I reached the all cement environs of Cesar Chavez Plaza.   A quick scan showed about seven or eight makeshift tents, but I was soon told that these were not really tents.  They were “canopies”, since neither tents, blankets, pillows, or sleeping bags were allowed by the Phoenix Police.  I was most surprised to see only about 40-50 people milling around the site, hardly the numbers nearing the thousand reported on October 15th, the first night of the Occupation.   I’ve since found out the group has several teams of roughly 40-50 people who show up in  planned rotations.  (more…)