THE HAWK REPORT...

[Henry Hawk]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55aujTwuJY8&feature=player_embedded#!
Please watch this video...it is about 5 minutes long and explains a movement that is going on right now that may very well SAVE America...
I am very, very inspired by it and the man behind it.

[The Troll]

  Where do you come up with this crap Henry.  I never seen someone who wants to brainwash himself so much with bullshit.      

[The Troll]

  Who is C.L. Bryant?  Well, he was a NAACP radical and now he's a Tea Party activist.  I counted around 10 fine suits and I don't how many pair of fine shoes in his clip and now he is a pastor milking his flock of sheeple.

  He looks like he has his and sure shows it off.  What I want to know is, has he ever had a job were he had to work for his money and I don't call preaching working.    

[Henry Hawk]

First lady hits Vegas with daughters...

FLASHBACK: Obama: 'You can't go take a trip to Vegas on taxpayer's dime'...

[Bo D]

First lady hits Vegas with daughters...

FLASHBACK: Obama: 'You can't go take a trip to Vegas on taxpayer's dime'...

And these two stories are related ... how?

[Henry Hawk]

I'm not going to even respond....it would be useless.

I got my point across once again, even if nobody wants to admit it.

[Bo D]

I'm not going to even respond....it would be useless.

I got my point across once again, even if nobody wants to admit it.

If you can't explain it, why post it? I don't see the connection between these two stories.

[Henry Hawk]

If you can't explain it, why post it? I don't see the connection between these two stories.

The fact that it must be okay for tax dollars to be spent for his family to go to Vegas, but then he tells everyone else you cannot go to vegas on taxpayers dollars.

Tax dollars ARE going to be spent on them...there WILL be SS and such.  Sometimes, I think he speaks before he thinks.

[Bo D]

The fact that it must be okay for tax dollars to be spent for his family to go to Vegas, but then he tells everyone else you cannot go to vegas on taxpayers dollars.

Tax dollars ARE going to be spent on them...there WILL be SS and such.  Sometimes, I think he speaks before he thinks.

Are you saying that the President's family should not be allowed to travel anywhere on vacation?

He did not tell "everyone else you cannot go to vegas on taxpayers dollars." Again, did you even read those articles you post? He was complaining about corporations that received bailout money holding lavish parties in Vegas on the taxpayer dime.

[The Troll]

Are you saying that the President's family should not be allowed to travel anywhere on vacation?

He did not tell "everyone else you cannot go to vegas on taxpayers dollars." Again, did you even read those articles you post? He was complaining about corporations that received bailout money holding lavish parties in Vegas on the taxpayer dime.

  What about George W's 345 trips to Texas with his wife, two daughters, staff and secret service people.  He just should have stayed at the White House.  I'll bet you didn't say a word about that did you Hawk.    Forgot about that didn't you. 

[Henry Hawk]

  What about George W's 345 trips to Texas with his wife, two daughters, staff and secret service people.  He just should have stayed at the White House.  I'll bet you didn't say a word about that did you Hawk.    Forgot about that didn't you. 

he wasn't telling other people not to travel....and we only had 4.7% unemployment.....and no recession.

[Henry Hawk]

HURT: Brutal week for Obama, the worst of his presidency


The past seven brutal days will go down as one of the worst weeks in history for a sitting president. It certainly has been, without any doubt, the worst week yet for President Obama.

Somehow, Mr. Obama managed to embarrass himself abroad, humiliate himself here at home, see his credentials for being elected so severely undermined that it raises startling questions about whether he should have been elected in the first place — let alone be re-elected later this year.

Consider:

• Last Friday, Mr. Obama wandered into the killing of Trayvon Martin. Aided by his ignorance of the situation, knee-jerk prejudices and tendency toward racial profiling, Mr. Obama played a heavy hand in elevating a tragic situation in which a teenager was killed into a full-blown hot race fight.

Americans, he admonished, need to do some "soul-searching." And then, utterly inexplicably, he veered off into this bizarre tangent about how he and the poor dead kid look so much alike they could be father and son. It was election-year race-pandering gone horribly wrong.

• By the start of this week, Mr. Obama had fled town and was racing to the other side of the planet just as the Supreme Court was taking up the potentially-embarrassing matter of Obamacare. While in South Korea he was caught on a hidden mic negotiating with the president of our longest-standing rival on how to sell America and her allies down the river once he gets past the next election.

• Meanwhile, back at home, the Supreme Court took up the single most important achievement of Mr. Obama's presidency and, boy, was it embarrassing. The great constitutional law professor, it turns out, may not quite be the wizard he told us he was.

By most accounts, Mr.  Obama and his stuttering lawyers were all but laughed out of the courthouse. They were even stumbling over softball questions lobbed by Mr. Obama's own hand-picked justices.

• Mr. Obama closed his week pulling off a nearly unimaginable feat: He managed to totally and completely unify the nastily-fighting Democrats and Republicans in Congress. Late Wednesday night, they unanimously voted — 414 to zip — to reject the budget Mr. Obama had presented, leaving him not even a thin lily's blade to hide behind.

So, in one week, Mr. Obama got caught whispering promises to our enemy, incited a race war, raised serious questions about his understanding of the Constitution, and then got smacked down over his proposed budget that was so wildly reckless that even Democrats in Congress could not support it.

It was as if you lumped Hurricane Katrina and the Abu Ghraib abuses into one week for George W. Bush. And added on top of that the time he oddly groped German Chancellor Angela Merkel and got caught cursing on a hot mic.

Even then, it wouldn't be as bad as Mr. Obama's week. You would probably also have to toss in the time Mr. Bush's father threw up into the lap of Japan's prime minister. Only then might we be approaching how bad a week it was for Mr. Obama.

Not that you will see any trace of embarrassment in the face of Mr. Obama. He has mastered the high political art of shamelessness, wearing it smugly and cockily. Kind of like a hoodie.

[The Troll]

HURT: Brutal week for Obama, the worst of his presidency


The past seven brutal days will go down as one of the worst weeks in history for a sitting president. It certainly has been, without any doubt, the worst week yet for President Obama.

Somehow, Mr. Obama managed to embarrass himself abroad, humiliate himself here at home, see his credentials for being elected so severely undermined that it raises startling questions about whether he should have been elected in the first place — let alone be re-elected later this year.

Consider:

• Last Friday, Mr. Obama wandered into the killing of Trayvon Martin. Aided by his ignorance of the situation, knee-jerk prejudices and tendency toward racial profiling, Mr. Obama played a heavy hand in elevating a tragic situation in which a teenager was killed into a full-blown hot race fight.

Americans, he admonished, need to do some "soul-searching." And then, utterly inexplicably, he veered off into this bizarre tangent about how he and the poor dead kid look so much alike they could be father and son. It was election-year race-pandering gone horribly wrong.

• By the start of this week, Mr. Obama had fled town and was racing to the other side of the planet just as the Supreme Court was taking up the potentially-embarrassing matter of Obamacare. While in South Korea he was caught on a hidden mic negotiating with the president of our longest-standing rival on how to sell America and her allies down the river once he gets past the next election.

• Meanwhile, back at home, the Supreme Court took up the single most important achievement of Mr. Obama's presidency and, boy, was it embarrassing. The great constitutional law professor, it turns out, may not quite be the wizard he told us he was.

By most accounts, Mr.  Obama and his stuttering lawyers were all but laughed out of the courthouse. They were even stumbling over softball questions lobbed by Mr. Obama's own hand-picked justices.

• Mr. Obama closed his week pulling off a nearly unimaginable feat: He managed to totally and completely unify the nastily-fighting Democrats and Republicans in Congress. Late Wednesday night, they unanimously voted — 414 to zip — to reject the budget Mr. Obama had presented, leaving him not even a thin lily's blade to hide behind.

So, in one week, Mr. Obama got caught whispering promises to our enemy, incited a race war, raised serious questions about his understanding of the Constitution, and then got smacked down over his proposed budget that was so wildly reckless that even Democrats in Congress could not support it.

It was as if you lumped Hurricane Katrina and the Abu Ghraib abuses into one week for George W. Bush. And added on top of that the time he oddly groped German Chancellor Angela Merkel and got caught cursing on a hot mic.

Even then, it wouldn't be as bad as Mr. Obama's week. You would probably also have to toss in the time Mr. Bush's father threw up into the lap of Japan's prime minister. Only then might we be approaching how bad a week it was for Mr. Obama.

Not that you will see any trace of embarrassment in the face of Mr. Obama. He has mastered the high political art of shamelessness, wearing it smugly and cockily. Kind of like a hoodie.

  Henry, I bet you get your rocks off when you read this bullshit.  No wonder you're warped.  If this is what you're crowing about you're crazy as a loon.

  You sure live in a bubble of your scab and republican fiends down there in Indy.  But what really get me is you brain wash yourself with this garbage.  Your not even smart enough to see how phony and wrote for the dumbass sheeple, say baaaaaa, baaaa Henry.       What a dip stick.   

[Palehorse]

HURT: Brutal week for Obama, the worst of his presidency


The past seven brutal days will go down as one of the worst weeks in history for a sitting president. It certainly has been, without any doubt, the worst week yet for President Obama.

Somehow, Mr. Obama managed to embarrass himself abroad, humiliate himself here at home, see his credentials for being elected so severely undermined that it raises startling questions about whether he should have been elected in the first place — let alone be re-elected later this year.

Consider:

• Last Friday, Mr. Obama wandered into the killing of Trayvon Martin. Aided by his ignorance of the situation, knee-jerk prejudices and tendency toward racial profiling, Mr. Obama played a heavy hand in elevating a tragic situation in which a teenager was killed into a full-blown hot race fight.

Americans, he admonished, need to do some "soul-searching." And then, utterly inexplicably, he veered off into this bizarre tangent about how he and the poor dead kid look so much alike they could be father and son. It was election-year race-pandering gone horribly wrong.

• By the start of this week, Mr. Obama had fled town and was racing to the other side of the planet just as the Supreme Court was taking up the potentially-embarrassing matter of Obamacare. While in South Korea he was caught on a hidden mic negotiating with the president of our longest-standing rival on how to sell America and her allies down the river once he gets past the next election.

• Meanwhile, back at home, the Supreme Court took up the single most important achievement of Mr. Obama's presidency and, boy, was it embarrassing. The great constitutional law professor, it turns out, may not quite be the wizard he told us he was.

By most accounts, Mr.  Obama and his stuttering lawyers were all but laughed out of the courthouse. They were even stumbling over softball questions lobbed by Mr. Obama's own hand-picked justices.

• Mr. Obama closed his week pulling off a nearly unimaginable feat: He managed to totally and completely unify the nastily-fighting Democrats and Republicans in Congress. Late Wednesday night, they unanimously voted — 414 to zip — to reject the budget Mr. Obama had presented, leaving him not even a thin lily's blade to hide behind.

So, in one week, Mr. Obama got caught whispering promises to our enemy, incited a race war, raised serious questions about his understanding of the Constitution, and then got smacked down over his proposed budget that was so wildly reckless that even Democrats in Congress could not support it.

It was as if you lumped Hurricane Katrina and the Abu Ghraib abuses into one week for George W. Bush. And added on top of that the time he oddly groped German Chancellor Angela Merkel and got caught cursing on a hot mic.

Even then, it wouldn't be as bad as Mr. Obama's week. You would probably also have to toss in the time Mr. Bush's father threw up into the lap of Japan's prime minister. Only then might we be approaching how bad a week it was for Mr. Obama.

Not that you will see any trace of embarrassment in the face of Mr. Obama. He has mastered the high political art of shamelessness, wearing it smugly and cockily. Kind of like a hoodie.

Well, that's 1 opinion. It'll take tens of millions more that share it to make it anything more than opinion. . .

[The Troll]

  Let's see about the Hawk.  He's against Medicare, he's against Social Security, he's against Medicade, He's against unions.

  He's for the Ryan budget plan, He thinks the two wars that George W. started is good,  He thinks the Republicans have learned about over spending and should be put back on to office and he thinks that the Christians should run the country and the super rich control it.

  Well, I don't like anything he stands for and I sure don't want to stand by him or have him protecting my back.  No way and no how.