Run Shrieking in Fear, Americans…

Posted by Mark Noonan in Barack Hussein Obama on May 13th, 2009 at 12:23am with 53 responses.
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Jimmy Carter is giving advice to Obama:

Jimmy Carter, who presidend over the oil crisis of 1979, told Congress Tuesday that America’s energy challenges are deeper and more urgent today than when he was president, but the solutions are the same.

Kinda like the skipper of the Titanic giving advice to the pilot of the Hindenburg…

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Mark Noonan is co-author (with Matt Margolis) of Caucus of Corruption: The Truth About The New Democratic Majority. He also blogs at Nevada News and Views. Follow Mark on Twitter.

53 Responses to “Run Shrieking in Fear, Americans…”

  1. ohioorrin says:
    May 13, 2009 at 3:38 pm

    blochadvocate says: May 13th, 2009 at 3:26 pm

    dont kid urself sarah. southern socials are good customers for abortion clinics when lil suburban brittney gets preggo.

    I’ve also seen this in dry counties where good southern baptists get all liquored up…behind closed curtains.

  2. tiredoflibbs says:
    May 13, 2009 at 3:46 pm

    Bloch, you are still deflecting. You talk of facts but you entirely skip the actions of Bill Clinton and liberals in Congress to buy up land and make that land off limits to drilling. Closing existing federal lands and Gulf of Mexico to new drilling and exploration. They also resist attempts at opening up these areas. All to appease their special interests and lobbyists, the Exxon Valdeze spill was an excuse and a rare event. The earth leaks more oil than that or any other spill combined. This is all about appeasing special interests and not about sound energy policy.

    Remember Bush signing an Executive Order lifting the ban on offshore drilling hoping the Congress would follow – which they did not. Now the Obamateur has/will recind that order.

    You cherrypick info like you cherrypick bigotry and other leftist offenses. Your criticisms for the left are lacking and your “outrages” are on minor items, which gives you the opportunity to say “I disagree with….” but has little meaning.

  3. fmrmarine says:
    May 13, 2009 at 3:54 pm

    Number of Abortions 2005

    United States 920,151

    Alabama 11,211
    Alaska 1,955
    Arizona 10,723
    Arkansas 4,695
    California NA
    Colorado 11,682
    Connecticut 12,110
    Delaware 4,148 1
    District of Columbia 2,518
    Florida 92,513
    Georgia 31,680
    Hawaii 3,548
    Idaho 1,099
    Illinois 43,409
    Indiana 10,686
    Iowa 5,881 1
    Kansas 10,462
    Kentucky 3,776
    Louisiana NA
    Maine 2,653
    Maryland 10,797 1
    Massachusetts 23,268
    Michigan 25,209
    Minnesota 13,362
    Mississippi 3,041
    Missouri 7,977
    Montana 2,155
    Nebraska 3,173
    Nevada 10,565
    New Hampshire NA
    New Jersey 31,230 2
    New Mexico 5,934
    New York 124,849
    North Carolina 32,335
    North Dakota 1,231
    Ohio 34,128
    Oklahoma 6,641
    Oregon 11,602
    Pennsylvania 34,909
    Rhode Island 5,091
    South Carolina 6,716
    South Dakota 805
    Tennessee 16,178
    Texas 77,108
    Utah 3,556
    Vermont 1,620
    Virginia 26,309
    Washington 24,108
    West Virginia 1,674
    Wisconsin 9,817 1
    Wyoming 14

    population and ranking per state….

    California 1 33,871,648
    Texas 2 20,851,820
    New York 3 18,976,457
    Florida 4 15,982,378
    Illinois 5 12,419,293
    Pennsylvania 6 12,281,054
    Ohio 7 11,353,140
    Michigan 8 9,938,444
    New Jersey 9 8,414,350
    Georgia 10 8,186,453
    State Population Ranking Population
    North Carolina 11 8,049,313
    Virginia 12 7,078,515
    Massachusetts 13 6,349,097
    Indiana 14 6,080,485
    Washington 15 5,894,121
    Tennessee 16 5,689,283
    Missouri 17 5,595,211
    Wisconsin 18 5,363,675
    Maryland 19 5,296,486
    Arizona 20 5,130,632
    State Population Ranking Population
    Minnesota 21 4,919,479
    Louisiana 22 4,468,976
    Alabama 23 4,447,100
    Colorado 24 4,301,261
    Kentucky 25 4,041,769
    South Carolina 26 4,012,012
    Oklahoma 27 3,450,654
    Oregon 28 3,421,399
    Connecticut 29 3,405,565
    Iowa 30 2,926,324
    State Population Ranking Population
    Mississippi 31 2,844,658
    Kansas 32 2,688,418
    Arkansas 33 2,673,400
    Utah 34 2,233,169
    Nevada 35 1,998,257
    New Mexico 36 1,819,046
    West Virginia 37 1,808,344
    Nebraska 38 1,711,263
    Idaho 39 1,293,953
    Maine 40 1,274,923
    State Population Ranking Population
    New Hampshire 41 1,235,786
    Hawaii 42 1,211,537
    Rhode Island 43 1,048,319
    Montana 44 902,195
    Delaware 45 783,600
    South Dakota 46 754,844
    North Dakota 47 642,200
    Alaska 48 626,932
    Vermont 49 608,827
    District of Columbia 50 572,059
    Wyoming 51 493,782
    State Population Ranking Population
    Census Data: April, 2000

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