NH State Rep. Timothy Horrigan Resigns After Sarah Palin Death Comment, “Well a dead Palin wd be even more dangerous than a live one”

“Well a dead Palin wd be even more dangerous than a live one.”

The above comment was made by New Hampshire State Rep. Timothy Horrigan, now former NH State Rep as he has resigned after making the ridiculous and hateful comments. What is wrong with these people? What possess such hatred in their hearts to make such comments? The liberal LEFT Moonbats just cannot help themselves.

State Rep. Timothy Horrigan made the remarks Wednesday night in a thread discussing the Alaska plane crash that killed former Sen. Ted Stevens.

“Well a dead Palin wd be even more dangerous than a live one…she is all about her myth & if she was dead she cldn’t commit any more gaffes,” Horrigan wrote.

Horrigan was commenting on another post by a Democrat running for the state house, party activist Keith David Halloran, who found himself in hot water Wednesday after writing about the crash: “Just wish Sarah and Levy [sic] were on board.”

After the controversy quickly gained steam Thursday, Horrigan sent a letter to the Speaker of the New Hampshire House offering his resignation.

One moonbat apoligizes while another resigns. One thing is for certain, they are all being exposed.

CA US Senate 2010 Election: CBS 5 KPIX-TV/ SurveyUSA Poll Shows Republican Fiorina Widens Lead Over Democrat Boxer 47% to 42%

Just when the Democrats thought it was safe to go back in the water … a CBS 5 KPIX-TV poll shows that Republican challenger Carly Fiorina has increased her lead over Democratic incumbent Barbara Boxer in the polls 47% to 42% for the battle for the 2010 California US Senate seat. Could this really be … CALIFORNIA DREAMING!

Fiorina (left), Boxer, (rt)

Full poll results can be seen HERE.

California Republican U.S. Senate candidate Carly Fiorina has increased her lead over Democratic incumbent Barbara Boxer to five percentage points according to a new CBS 5 KPIX-TV poll released Thursday, which also shows gubernatorial candidates Democrat Jerry Brown and Republican Meg Whitman in a dead heat.

The CBS 5 poll, conducted by the research firm SurveyUSA, showed Fiorina edging Boxer 47 percent to 42 percent, compared to a CBS 5 poll one month ago showing Fiorina over Boxer 47 to 45 percent.

The polling shows just how much trouble Democrats are in for in the 2010 midterm election. If a “deep blue” state like California is in play for the US Senate, all things are possible for Republicans to take back control of the US Senate. If California does for for Fiorina, the GOP will run the table and pick up the 10 necessary seats to regain control of the Senate. However, Rasmussen and most others still have Boxer ahead in the polls, although under the 50% threshold for an incumbent. So could there have been a change in the trending, what might have made this occur … can you say gay marriage, Prop 8 and a judge over-turning the vote of the people.

As Hot Air points out things are getting even more tense for Democrats, the WaPojust moved two more Senate races from “lean Democratic” into the “toss-up” column. Hmmmmm. Washington state and Wisconsin are now in play and are considered toss-ups.

Daily Commentary – Thursday, August 12, 2010 – Strange Case of Animal Abuse

August 12th, 2010 Daily Commentary

* A man was charged with animal abuse for marinating a live cat in his trunk, and the story gets crazier from there.

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The Barack Hussein Obama Presidential Experiment is Over … “the Obama strategy has lost the consent of the governed”

Let this be a lesson to America, you do not hire Bob, a first time employee in the job market, as CEO of a Fortune 500 company.

It’s time to put a fork in the “social experiment” known as the Obama Presidency. Let’s call it for what it is, a complete and total failure. The following is a scathing and truthful account of the Obama presidency from the WSJ. OUCH! Never has there been a case of such buyers remorse so fast in a Presidency. Well, then again, maybe Jimmy Carter. That is what Obama’s legacy will be … better or worse than Carter, no hope, no change, just an unmitigated disastrous President.

“Not long ago Barack Obama, for those who were spellbound by him, had the stylishness of JFK and the historic mission of FDR riding to the nation’s rescue. Now it is to Lyndon B. Johnson’s unhappy presidency that Democratic strategist Robert Shrum compares the stewardship of Mr. Obama. Johnson, wrote Mr. Shrum in the Week magazine last month, never “sustained an emotional link with the American people” and chose to escalate a war that “forced his abdication as president.”

A broken link with the public, and a war in Afghanistan he neither embraces and sells to his party nor abandons—this is a time of puzzlement for President Obama. His fall from political grace has been as swift as his rise a handful of years ago. He had been hot political property in 2006 and, of course, in 2008. But now he will campaign for his party’s 2010 candidates from afar, holding fund raisers but not hitting the campaign trail in most of the contested races. Those mass rallies of Obama frenzy are surely of the past.”

As Macsmind states, Americans are left 18 months into the Obama presidency with nothing more than “Buyers Remorse.”

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The Obama Economy: Weekly Jobless Numbers Exceed Analyst Expectations, Rise to 484K

More economic bad news that according to Barack Obama the economy is headed in the right direction. First time unemployment claims rise to 484,000 as claims rose 2000 after analysts thought they would decrease. Let’s see Obama paint a rosy picture of this news or blame GWB.

New applications for unemployment insurance rose last week to their highest level in almost six months, the latest evidence that some employers are still cutting their staffs.

First-time claims for jobless benefits edged up by 2,000 to a seasonally adjusted 484,000, the Labor Department said Thursday. Analysts had expected a drop. That’s the highest total since February.

Initial claims have now risen in three of the last four weeks and are close to their high point for the year of 490,000, reached in late January. The four-week average, which smooths volatility, soared by 14,250 to 473,500, also the highest since late February.

What do we hae to look forward to, more layoffs and a plunging stock market. By the way, did we mention that home foreclosures are up 6% this year over last? I guess that is George W. Bush’s fault as well.

The prospects of more layoffs added to this week’s grim outlook for the economy, which began Tuesday when the Federal Reserve lowered its assessment of the recovery.

Investors were bracing for another rocky day on Wall Street. Dow Jones industrial average futures, which were down about 50 points before the report came out, fell further. They were down nearly 90 points before the market opened.