Well, it’s payback time:

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President Barack Obama’s adviser Van Jones has resigned amid controversy over past inflammatory statements, the White House said early Sunday.

You can almost feel the disappointment in the reporter’s tone.

In keeping with his past campaign tactics to shut critics up through brute force, the White House appears to be taking steps to crack down on critics of the trillion-dollar porkulus law.

Wonder if Obummer’ll try to shut down my porkulus parody website, Robbery.US.com.

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As I’ve reported previously, U.S. Bureau of Prison reports have warned for years that our civilian detention facilities are major breeding grounds for Islamic terrorists. There are still not enough legitimately trained and screened Muslim religious leaders to counsel an estimated 9,000 U.S. prison inmates who demand Islamic services. Under the Bush administration, the federal prison bureaucracy had no policy in place to screen out extremist, violence-advocating Islamic chaplains; failed to properly screen the many contractors and volunteers who help provide religious services to Islamic inmates; and shied away from religious profiling.

Bush isn’t off the hook, as you can see. But just as with spending, Obummer’s answer to something Bush screwed up is to make it worse.

Lookee what some economists and other people who know what they’re talking about have to say about the Obummer budget:

• “If they keep playing this game, they’re going to have real credibility problems,” predicted Brian Bethune, the chief U.S. financial economist at IHS Global Insight, an economic research firm.
• “The (Obama) unemployment number is crazy,” said Roberton Williams, senior fellow at the Urban Institute-Brookings Institution Tax Policy Center.
• “Even using their . . . economic assumptions — which now appear to be out of date and overly optimistic — the administration never puts us on a stable path,” said Marc Goldwein, the policy director of the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.

Don’t forget to visit my Recovery.gov parody website.

Scare Force One flies past the Statue of Liberty

Looks like the Obama staffer who is supposedly responsible for the Scare Force one debacle has been asked to fall on his sword:

The White House aide who authorized the controversial Air Force One photo-op flight last week around the Statue of Liberty is out of a job.

President Obama has accepted the resignation of Louis Caldera, the director of the White House Military Office, the Daily News learned Friday.

A secretary of the Army in the Clinton administration, Caldera took the fall for the public relations fiasco arising from the April 27 flyover, which was designed to replace a publicity photo of Air Force One flying past Mount Rushmore with a similar shot of Obama’s 747 jumbo jet over the Statue of Liberty.

Michelle Malkin notes:

Caldera’s disappearance under the Obama bus does not and should not end questions about the origin of the p.r. photo-op mission’s request, who participated, how it went down, and where protocol failed. And remember: Someone was planning a second flyover photo-op in Washington, D.C.

Great. A $327,000 publicity stunt that scared a nervous city almost cost double that.

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.

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.

Hat tips to The Patriot Room and Gateway Pundit.