Yes, according to Michelle Malkin:
Hawaii’s state Senate overwhelmingly approved a bill Wednesday to celebrate “Islam Day” _ over the objections of a few lawmakers who said they didn’t want to honor a religion connected to Sept. 11, 2001.
Oh yeah, and what day did they pick? September 24–13 days after September 11. Nice.
BTW, as Michelle Malkin noted, there’s no “Christianity Day” in Hawaii. Surprising, isn’t it?
The Obama government’s blowing $154 million of your money and mine on low-traffic rural airports, as noted by Michelle Malkin on her blog today.
Lovely. Oh, the best part of it as that at least some of these airports are already otherwise subsidized by–you guessed it–your money and mine.
In “honor” of this waste plus the $780-plus billion dollars of pork and other garbage Obama wants to waste, we created Robbery.US.com, a parody of Obummer’s Recovery.gov wastewebsite.
Michelle Malkin’s snort-inducer of the day is a story about how Janet Napolitano is being considered for the Supreme Court.
That part was serious.
The funny part of the article is when they quote Obama’s PR flack Robert Gibbs who describes Obummer’s Supreme Court vetting process as “rigorous.”
ROFLMAO! Yeah, right. Anyone with a brain knows the only thing “rigorous” about Obummer’s vetting process is that the chosen candidate has to a hardcore leftist.
Watch this excellent video and ask yourself that question:
Hat tips to The Patriot Room and Gateway Pundit.
Today, the Obama administration “celebrates” 100 days of appeasement, incompetence, tax dodging, America-bashing, arrogance, spending like there’s no tomorrow, a photo op that scared our largest city, bowing to arab kings, and more. Michelle Malkin posts a column on her blog today that covers Obummer’s worstfirst 100 day of disaster.
One of the worst things (I know, there are so many to choose from) Obummer’s done is to saddle our kids and grandkids with a massive debt, thanks to the massive Porkulus bill. For that reason, we created a pardoy of his Recovery.gov website called Robbery.US.com. Be sure to visit it and leave a comment on the feedback page!
