While I have my (strong) disagreements with how SEIU runs its organization, I give full props to their media operation, which is top notch, and they've been producing some great pieces about the Employee Free Choice Act, like this one:
Showing posts with label zombies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zombies. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Thursday, February 26, 2009
How are you an asshole? Let me count the ways
Posted by
wobblie
1. You seem to enjoy making your kids cry
2. Not only do you seem to enjoy making them cry, you enjoy filming them and then displaying them on the internet to score points
3. Not only do you make your kids cry to score points on the internet, you're lying to them in order to make them cry
4. Of the $800 billion to which you refer - the stimulus package - roughly $400 billion of that comes in the form of tax cuts. A quick search of your videos shows me you did not try to make them cry the last time someone proposed tax cuts. What changed?
5. You also didn't try to get them to cry over the roughly $1 trillion of their money squandered over the last 6 years killing brown people in the Middle East
6. You probably will also try to make them cry about the health care reform which will pay for the therapy they'll need in about twenty years
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
The meme that they deserve
Posted by
wobblie
Via dave, if this is the zombie frame that a kleptocratic GOP wants to keep running with for the forseeable future...
... then I says, "Let's talk about it, shall we?"


You were saying?
Bush’s grand achievement on the domestic side was the most recent turn of a triple play of tax cuts — John F. Kennedy’s, Ronald Reagan’s and his own — all of which prove the incredible economic wisdom of allowing people to keep more of the money they make [emphasis added]. It is unfortunately a lesson that is as quickly unlearned as it is productive when relearned. We are watching its unlearning now.
... then I says, "Let's talk about it, shall we?"


You were saying?
Labels:
class war,
free falling economy,
zombies
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Let it go Learn to read wobs
Posted by
wobblie
The media has gotten so hooked on the cheap high of the Obama/Hillary tiff that they'll try to spike a vein with any low-grade junk that comes their way:
I'm sorry, the only way to read Biden's statement is as a self-effacing pol speaking in defense of a colleague. You've got to be incredibly desperate for a fix in order to twist that into an admission that the Democratic campaign would be "better off choosing Hillary Clinton."
I know that detox is a bitch, but people really need to let this one die.
[updated]: per ez in the comments, I'm an idiot. How's that for self-effacing!
Joe Biden told supporters at a town hall Wednesday afternoon that Barack Obama might have been better off choosing Hillary Clinton as his running mate.
“Make no mistake about this, Hillary Clinton is as qualified or more qualified than I am to be vice president of the United States of America. Let’s get that straight,” Biden said testily when a voter told Biden he was glad the Delaware senator had been chosen and not Clinton.
I'm sorry, the only way to read Biden's statement is as a self-effacing pol speaking in defense of a colleague. You've got to be incredibly desperate for a fix in order to twist that into an admission that the Democratic campaign would be "better off choosing Hillary Clinton."
I know that detox is a bitch, but people really need to let this one die.
[updated]: per ez in the comments, I'm an idiot. How's that for self-effacing!
Labels:
Biden,
hillary clinton,
journamalism,
zombies
Thursday, July 24, 2008
When the unfortunately named lash out
Posted by
wobblie
Meet John "Jack" Kass, columnist for the Chicago Tribune and world-class Obama hater. "Jack" Kass is angry:
Now, a rational person would look at, say, this:
And then look at not only the candidate, but at his image consultants, asking, "Really, are you guys trying to lose?"
"Jack" Kass, however, is not rational. And who does he blame?
That's right, "Jack" Kass was the first to notice liberal bias in the media. Not just content to put lipstick on that old sow, he sprinkles in some queer innuendo:
some astonishingly bad advice:
some more not-so-subtle innuendo:

Barack Obama is the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human being I've ever known in my life.
some bedwetting about "angry bloggers":
and, just because you can't do it enough, a smidgen more innuendo, with bonus cult implications!:
Poor, angry "Jack" Kass.
"Did you ever notice that when John McCain is on TV he's always grumpy?" asked a colleague in the cafeteria who whispered, lest others denounce him for Barackian Thought Crimes.
"McCain's always made to look old and angry, a curmudgeon. And Barack Obama? He's always seen as presidential, cool, smiling, shaking hands," whispered the guy.
Now, a rational person would look at, say, this:
And then look at not only the candidate, but at his image consultants, asking, "Really, are you guys trying to lose?"
"Jack" Kass, however, is not rational. And who does he blame?
I believe this phenomenon is called liberal bias. And the country has caught on.
Since I mentioned it a few days ago, newspapers, Web sites, radio and TV news have been full of stories about media bias and outraged denials, recrimination and guilt. Always the guilt. Obama's people know we're guilty.
That's right, "Jack" Kass was the first to notice liberal bias in the media. Not just content to put lipstick on that old sow, he sprinkles in some queer innuendo:
Guilt is what McCain is playing on, too, trying to shame journalists with a new video with dueling sound tracks about the Media Love that Dares Speak Barack, featuring MSNBC host Chris Matthews shrieking that when he hears Obama talk, a tingle runs down his leg.
some astonishingly bad advice:
Predictably, McCain blew it by selecting lame songs for his video. He should have used "Barry Angel" sung to the old dusty "Johnny Angel" or my personal favorite, "Oh-Bama" sung to the 1958 hit, "Oh, Donna," back in the Route 66 days when McCain was young and not so old.
some more not-so-subtle innuendo:
Meanwhile, the Democrat Obama is treated quite differently. He's the Mr. Tumnus of American politics, the gentle forest faun of Narnia, with throngs of reporters trembling to sit with him at tea and cakes, like the little girl in the C.S. Lewis story, as he plays the flute, chanting "We Are The Change We've Been Waiting For." And nobody laughs.

Barack Obama is the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human being I've ever known in my life.
some bedwetting about "angry bloggers":
I hesitated to suggest this is because of liberal media bias, because the last time I said so, I was frightened and intimidated by the angry left blog Daily Kos, which has discovered that I'm not liberal. One Kos reader suggested that he'd read my column in the Tribune only "if the headline read 'Tribune Columnist Beaten to a Pulp.'"
and, just because you can't do it enough, a smidgen more innuendo, with bonus cult implications!:
Because the election is over, isn't it? Obama is president, all we're waiting for is the transcending, when a beam of light shines on Chris Matthews' face, carrying him to the heavens, smiling, that tingle running down his leg.
Poor, angry "Jack" Kass.
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
What frightens them most
Posted by
wobblie
Their Zombie Jeezus is no match...

I have to admit, I'm getting an education in the veritable rainbow of American racism this election season. Here's three of those wonderful colors that I've identified:
What colors of the racist rainbow have you grasped?

I have to admit, I'm getting an education in the veritable rainbow of American racism this election season. Here's three of those wonderful colors that I've identified:
- Your old school "they're less than human" crowd
- The "it's actually a privilege to be black in the USA!" gang
- And the "Amerikkka: The Blackening" bedwetters
What colors of the racist rainbow have you grasped?
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