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Sunday, July 12, 2009
Friday, July 10, 2009
DOTM: Thug Passion!
Thug Passion recipe
This drink is referenced in the song "Thug Passion" by rapper 2Pac in which the ingredients are "alize and cristal". Cristal is the brand name of a well-known Champagne produced by Louis Roederer, Since we don't expect everyone to have $350 for a bottle, we listed generic Champagne.
2 oz Alize® liqueur
2 oz Champagne
GUARANTEED TO KEEP THE D*CK HARD AND THE P*SSY WET! -Tupac Shakur
Thursday, July 9, 2009
QUIT HATIN' BITCH!
July 9, 2009
Jeb Bush: 'I don't know' if Obama is a socialist
Posted: 11:26 AM ET
From CNN Political Producer Rebecca Sinderbrand
(CNN) – Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush told an interviewer that he could not say whether or not President Barack Obama is a socialist, and that the president would not have been elected if he had been honest with Americans about his agenda.
Bush would not answer the question of whether he agreed with the assessment of some congressional Republicans that the president is a socialist. "I don't know. Define socialism for me," he told Esquire magazine. "It's a word… I believe he's a collectivist. He believes that through collective action, through government, you can solve more problems." He added that he believed the word "socialism" was a pejorative, and "didn't help" the GOP make its case.
The brother of former President George W. Bush and son of former President George H.W. Bush dismissed the idea that his party's policies were unpopular with most Americans. "I don't think there's any seismic shift. The Democrats have won on tactics," he said. "Barack Obama would not have gotten elected if he'd let us in on his secret plan prior to the election," he said, pointing to the president's economic agenda and energy proposals.
"….He made it appear like McCain was going to raise taxes, which was unfair, but there was no response back. When there was an ideological component, it was generally centrist or even center-right. Had he said what he was going to do as a candidate, (Obama) would have lost."
He downplayed the president's approval ratings, which remain above average. "First of all, who cares?" he said.
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