Good morning!

I HOPE everyone had a good long weekend and you heeded my advice and took the day off.

I woke up this morning and in still my sleepy state the Democratic convention was on my mind. Wha’at? Okay, there has to be something slightly wrong with me waking up and the first thing on my mind is politics. Oh…the ooze of it just doesn’t stop these days. If you had talked to me 5 years ago, waking up with politics on my mind, would’ve made me think I was still sleeping and having a nightmare. But today it makes me smile. Well…sort of.

And then as I do every morning, I slip out of bed, shimmy into something cozy, grab my computer and head to the kitchen where the sun graces a small round table, and I plop myself down to read. The headline of the Huff Po is: RYAN GOES REVISIONIST: I WASN’T BLAMING OBAMA FOR GM PLANT CLOSURE 

Oh yes, the ol, “I didn’t say that, I didn’t mean that” lie. Unfortunately for Ryan, his tossing of word salads with fact-free dressing has caught up with him. His new name? Lyin’ Ryan. Perfect since he is a LSOS member.

You know what I am sick of is slippery writing. Writing that tries to make it easy for candidates to come back and lie, saying that what was said was not what was said or meant. It allows someone to come back and lie, and say that they meant to say this…blah blah blah, if necessary.

If you are so concerned about getting it right…if you are so worried that people will not misconstrue what you are saying…if you are so caring about getting your clear message out, then articulate yourself in a way that does that, or fire your speech writer, because he is doing a lousy job of writing your speech and doing just that. And guess what? With a clear intentional message you won’t have to come back and CYA (cover your ass) with more lies.

But of course that is not the intention of many of the candidates and people in office, and most especially the republican candidates etc., who will stoop to unknown depths to make sure that this November the White House is white washed. No, they build their speeches peppered with lies and slippery sentences, HOPEing and banking on that their listeners will hear what they intend for them to hear: Lies as truths.

Their motto is let’s just blame those not responsible and lie about all we can get away with. And hey, if someone calls them on it, well then, this is what you say to CYA. A good political speech writer knows this and carefully concocts speeches this way. I call it slippery writing because the way it is written allows you to slip your way to safety if it works, or slip your way into CYA with more lies.

Unfortunately for Ryan, he got busted…so you know which way he is slipping.

Enough about Ryan. I just realized Obama is speaking right now. Here it is live:

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Democratic Convention Kicks Off In Charlotte

By CALVIN WOODWARD AND JULIE PACE, ASSOCIATED PRESS

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Four years later Democrats have gathered again, this time in support of a president who carries the power and the burden of incumbency, both in evidence as the opening gavel is struck at the Democratic National Convention.

President Barack Obama demonstrated the power Monday in a convention-eve visit to hurricane-stricken lands in Louisiana, offering aid and empathy. His burden is a ragged economy that is at the core of the hotly competitive contest with Republican Mitt Romney.

Michelle Obama’s speech Tuesday night is an early highlight of a three-day schedule that has drawn thousands of delegates to a state Obama narrowly carried in 2008. Although Obama no longer is the fresh-faced newbie who leveraged a short Senate career into an audacious run for the nation’s highest office, he still can excite partisans, and Democrats were counting on massive numbers to pack a stadium for his speech later in the week.

If hurricanes have no politics, the aftermath does. Obama’s visit to stricken St. John the Baptist Parish outside New Orleans after a spirited Labor Day rally in battleground Ohio demonstrated, if in muted form, the partisan divide that cleaves the presidential campaign.

Obama emphasized the government’s determination to lend a strong helping hand. Romney focused on neighbor helping neighbor in his visit days earlier, even though both support a mix of emergency aid from the taxpayer and volunteerism in response to natural disasters.

“We’re here to help,” Obama told residents during a brief tour Monday, going from lawn to lawn in a neighborhood of brick homes and front yards loaded with soggy but orderly piles of debris, the floodwaters receded. He told another family of the steps officials were taking to address the damage, adding, “I promise you that now that I’ve been here, they’re going to make sure that they do it right.”

On convention eve, Democrats released a party platform for ratification Tuesday that echoes Obama’s call for higher taxes on the wealthy and reflects his shift on gay marriage by supporting it explicitly.

In a nod to dissenters on gay marriage, the platform expresses support for “the freedom of churches and religious entities to decide how to administer marriage as a religious sacrament without government interference.”

As with the deeply conservative Republican platform, not all of which Romney endorses, nothing binds Obama to the specifics of the party’s manifesto.

The president rallies in Virginia on Tuesday before joining the convention a day later. With flourishes but no suspense, Democrats will march through the roll call of states renominating Obama for president and Joe Biden for vice president on Wednesday.

That’s also when the convention hears from Bill Clinton, whose 1990s presidency is being trumpeted by Democrats as the last great period of economic growth and balanced budgets – a further redemption of sorts, at least from his party, for a leader who survived impeachment over sexual scandal.

In a USA Today interview, Obama accused Republicans of building their campaign around a “fictional Barack Obama” by wholly misrepresenting his positions and words. He singled out Romney’s claim, widely debunked, that the Obama administration stripped a work requirement out of federal welfare laws.

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Readers: I can’t wait to hear Michelle Obama speak tonight! Blog me.

Peace & Love…

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Good morning!

So it looks like many of you watched the last evening of the RNC. All I can say is that I was sickened and disturbed by Eastwood’s speech last night as he spoke to the empty chair, whom he pretended was filled by Obama.  For him to act as if our president would say words to him, such as “Fuck yourself”, was so off base…so out of touch when it comes to knowing our president.  Obama would never speak that way – he’s a gentleman, a man who chooses his words carefully and diplomatically, and would never lose his cool when it comes to addressing characters such as Eastwood.

Eastwood was a joke. I agree with Maddow, “It was bizarre”. The big hook should’ve come out, grabbed him, and dragged him off stage. Yes /SB, Eastwood’s guest appearance was a definite “surprise”, and one that will never be forgotten.

Harrietta:  I feel the same way. Romney, to me, is still not connecting with anyone. Yes, his speech was probably the best he has given but that doesn’t make it a great speech – except maybe for him, but not when it comes to great speeches in general. And certainly not “brilliant”. There was nothing inspiring about his speech. And I have no problem giving kudos where it is deserved even if I and not fond of the person. But Romney didn’t do it for me. Probably because he is such an LSOS, I can’t see past that fact. And for some reason, I always notice that whenever I watch him, his eyes sometimes gets that pansy glazed over look like he’s dreaming or spacing out.

And Lies? Yep, we all know Romney is a LSOS. He says that he had hoped when Obama took office he would succeed, but we all know that is a lie. No republican wanted him to succeed and Romney is no different. Obama did succeed in many things, more than any past president, but they will never admit that it took a black man to do many great things for all in this country.

Look, that is why they have to make up so many lies so the stupid ones will believe and vote for Romney. And if it wasn’t for the party of no, Obama would’ve been even more successful in his agenda and our country would be that much better off. But no, whatever they needed to do to get Obama out they are going to do, no matter what the consequences are for our country. And if Obama isn’t re-elected we will find out just how bad it will be.

“Now is the moment when we can stand up and say, ‘I’m an American. I make my destiny. And we deserve better. My children deserve better. My family deserves better. My country deserves better!’” Romney said.

Another lie. How can I make my own destiny, when for women, you want to control our bodies and take away our choices? Women don’t have control over their future when women are being told what they can and cannot do….with their bodies…with their unborn. My plans for my future would get tossed into the garbage, if I got pregnant and didn’t want the baby, under your administration.

Notice how he keeps saying “my”? My children…My family, My Country. What happened to “The country deserves better?  All of our children deserve better?…

If he’s speaking in terms of “My”, you can be rest assured he is someone only concerned about me and mine. Everything else he says, every promise he makes to get you to vote for him, is most likely a lie.

And Romney adds:

“This president cannot tell us that you’re better off today than when he took office.”

Well, I guess he’s not talking to all of those people who not only would’ve lost their health benefits, but their lives too. I’d say being alive than dead is better off wouldn’t you? But he’s not thinking of anyone but himself. Once again, he and his family can afford high health costs so why bother helping those that can’t. You can kiss the Affordable Care Act goodbye if Romney wins, and for those about to lose your health care, you can kiss your family goodbye too.

Linora: I have had similar feelings about Matthews for awhile now. Although his rant the other night I have to give applauds to, his comments last night left me with those same same similar feelings again.

Paul: Thanks for raising those stats again. I posted them months ago but it is a good reminder for readers who just don’t know the real truth when it comes to welfare and who is really on it.

Michelle Obama: Thanks for posting this. I will do what I can.

Readers: If you’ve waited all year and haven’t made a donation to the Obama administration, now is the time, like /SB, to give what you can. Thank you.

PS: A major victory in Ohio today. The Federal Court restores early voting in Ohio. A big Thank you goes out to Obama. Another action that ends in success proving that once again he is the president that truly cares about all of the American people.

I’m done. It’s Friday…start flapping.

Peace & Love….

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Good morning!

It’s rare that I post something that is the headliner on the Huff Po but I couldn’t help it this time. You all know what I’m talking about since there is chatter on my blog about it already. Lies and LSOSs like Ryan need to be exposed.

Paul Ryan Address: Convention Speech Built On Demonstrably Misleading Assertions

TAMPA, Fla. – Paul Ryan pledged Wednesday that if he and his running mate Mitt Romney were elected president, they would usher in an ethic of responsibility. The Wisconsin congressman and GOP vice presidential candidate repeatedly chided President Barack Obama for blaming the jobs and housing crises on his predecessor, saying that his habit of “forever shifting blame to the last administration, is getting old. The man assumed office almost four years ago -– isn’t it about time he assumed responsibility?”

Ryan then noted that Obama, while campaigning for president, promised that a GM plant in Wisconsin would not shut down. “That plant didn’t last another year. It is locked up and empty to this day. And that’s how it is in so many towns today, where the recovery that was promised is nowhere in sight,” Ryan said.

Except Obama didn’t promise that. And the plant closed in December 2008 — while George W. Bush was president.

It was just one of several striking and demonstrably misleading elements of Ryan’s much-anticipated acceptance speech. And it comes just days after Romney pollster Neil Newhouse warned, defending the campaign’s demonstrably false ads claiming Obama removed work requirements from welfare, “We’re not going to let our campaign be dictated by fact-checkers.”

Ryan, for his part, slammed the president for not supporting a deficit commission report without mentioning that he himself had voted against it, helping to kill it.

He also made a cornerstone of his argument the claim that Obama “funneled” $716 billion out of Medicare to pay for Obamacare. But he didn’t mention that his own budget plan relies on those very same savings.

Ryan also put responsibility for Standard & Poor’s downgrade of U.S. government debt at Obama’s doorstep. But he didn’t mention that S&P itself, in explaining its downgrade, referred to the debt ceiling standoff. That process of raising the debt ceiling was only politicized in the last Congress, driven by House Republicans, led in the charge by Paul Ryan.

The credit rater also said it worried that Republicans would never agree to tax increases. “We have changed our assumption on [revenue] because the majority of Republicans in Congress continue to resist any measure that would raise revenues,” S&P wrote.

Jodie Layton, a convention goer from Utah watching the Ryan speech, said she was blown away by the vice presidential candidate. But she said she was surprised to hear that after his speech about taking responsibility, he’d pinned a Bush-era plant closing on Obama.

“It closed in December 2008?” she asked, making sure she heard a HuffPost reporter’s question right. After a long pause, she said, “It’s happening a lot on both sides. It’s to be expected.”

Ryan has referenced the GM plant before, and his attack was debunked by theDetroit News, which called it inaccurate. “In fact, Obama made no such promise and the plant halted production in December 2008, when President George W. Bush was in office,” Detroit News reporter David Sherpardson wrote earlier this month. “Obama did speak at the plant in February 2008, and suggested that a government partnership with automakers could keep the plant open, but made no promises as Ryan suggested.”

After the speech, CNN’s political commentators focused mostly on Ryan’s misstatements, demonstrating the degree to which they were evident.

Top Obama adviser David Axelrod jumped on the GM factory claim. “Again, Ryan blames Obama for a GM plant that closed under Bush. But then, they did say they wouldn’t ‘let fact checkers get in the way.’”

Ryan, however, appears to have made the calculation that the misleading won’t hurt him with voters. He might be right. CNN’s David Gergen, while acknowledging some “misstatements” in Ryan’s address, suggested that pundits focus elsewhere. “But let’s not forget that this was a speech about big ideas,” he told his audience.

*R*Y*A*N*L*S*O*S*

Readers: Repubs are banking on, and HOPEing that if the lies are told over and over again, people will see it as the truth. I am HOPEing that if we expose these LSOSs over and over again, people will come to their senses and see the real truth.

Zen Lill: That is a satirical site, hence the write is not real…but certainly hilarious!

Lucy: That is one disgusting story. I wish I could say I am surprised at those hideous remarks and actions, but I am not.

Peace out. 

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Good morning!

I saw this interview last week and I thought I spoke about it – but perhaps not. In either case it is worth a second mention, and perhaps for some, a first attention.

Paul Ryan Said Something That Should Force Him Off the Ticket, But You Probably Didn’t Hear About It

Last week, Paul Ryan gave an interview in which, defending his position that there should be no excuses for abortion, he referred to rape as a “method of conception.”

Wow, right? Talk about a benign euphemism. Rape –RAPE! – is now a “method of conception.” You know, like love-making, just without the love.

There could be no greater testament to the utter abdication of responsibility by what passes for a “news” media in America in 2012 than that, despite the grotesquerie of this cavalierly callous comment, chances are better than good that this is the first you’re hearing of it.

Here, watch it – and try to figure out why this has gotten NO MAINSTREAM MEDIA play (not even here at the Huffington Post) despite it being, to my mind, a far more offensive remark than Todd Akin’s imbecilic blurt of last weekend. What, are we tired of stupid remarks about rape now, so Ryan gets a free pass?

Given the demands for Akin’s resignation from a mere Senate race when his musings on “legitimate rape” were publicized, what do you imagine the reaction would be if people were as familiar with VP wannabe Ryan’s stunning statement? Might there be a cacophony of outrage? Might there be calls for his resignation from the ticket? Might there be a focus on how fundamentally oblivious these people who would make our laws are to not just women’s but humans’ rights and dignity? Sure, there might, but then of course people would have to have heard about it.

According to the man who would be the proverbial heartbeat away from the White House, and who in any event would — given Romney’s utter hollowness — have an inordinate influence on the judicial appointments that will determine how much freedom our children get to live under, RAPE = “METHOD OF CONCEPTION.” And yet, unless you’re a frequenter of one of a dozen or so lefty blogs — or my friend on Facebook — you probably knew nothing about it.

I truly despair for the country my 14-year-old daughter is inheriting. That a remark this intensely revealing of the danger posed by this ticket can go basically unreported is as nauseating to me as the quote itself.

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Readers: Ryan is a sick man. Girls…girls girls…this is your time to switch party lines, and vote in support of women – the Romney/Ryan ticket cares less about women, more than you want to know or discover. Come on over before it is too late.

Anything to say? Thoughts? Blog me.

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michelle

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Good morning!

Happy Monday – I HOPE this week is off to a good start. Nothing to post today – I just want to respond to some of you. 

Lis: The news in Syria is not good. I HOPE your friend and her family were able to get out safely.

Marianne: Happy to hear that you were safe amongst the craziness.

Molly: I believe I posted this quite some time ago but it is a good one to revisit. Thanks for sharing.

Rebecca: Would you like to nominate Bloomberg as a new member of  the LSOS Club?

Elizabeth: It seems from the accounts of readers who were there, and just common sense, the cops really didn’t seem to care who was in their way when they started shooting into the crowd. They were just anxious to pull the trigger.

Dimah: My heart goes out to you and all the women there. The situation is not good for women no matter who is in charge. My HOPE is that miracles will happen. May you stay strong and safe.

Lauren: Isn’t it interesting how your friends say that many OTWs are merely voting color. Not that I feel they are – Clearly Obama is the best and only pick for president. (I don’t need to go into the details – we all know the reasons) But interesting to make a comment like that when they are clearly merely voting color – the white man Romney. But typical hypocritical response from repubs.

Happy to hear that you are making the intelligent decision to vote for Obama. It is girls like you that can have a huge impact on your girlfriends to do the same same. Thank you for your concern. I am well aware of what the repubs intend to do. I plan to do my best and I expect the rest of the country to do their part as well. We women of this country can make this happen if we stick together and vote for what’s best for all – We need Obama and flowing coattails. Are you with me?

Ralph: We may have come along for the ride but soon we discovered the ride sucked. We’re ready for a bigger and better ride, and no tiny dick prick is going to prevent us.

Melissa: Sounds pretty typical of republican rhetoric. Although I don’t exactly think it is funny. It is dishonest at best and dangerous at worst, if Romney lands in the White house. What would be funny is if you exposed these LSOSs and told the truth. The world would be watching – go for it.

Kimberly: I know exactly what you mean. Good luck in the dating world. From what I have heard from my single girlfriends who have been on the dating scene for awhile, they reach a certain age, they lose their tolerance for dating. I have just begun – wish me luck.

An Alien 1: I realize that you have already gotten some good advice, minus the “simply have a bite” comment. I like Jill’s comment  - please do feast on the disgusting men if you’re going to eat anyone. I don’t see why that wouldn’t be within the operating parameters of the Emperor.

Yes, like Polyana said, I do think you are watching porn, or perhaps a movie where couples were “swinging”? Non the less, I think Polyana had some good advice, and it would be what I would suggest as well. From what I hear about alien love, it seems it is like no other. Perhaps she is seeking out other suitors because you are not available to her when she wants you or perhaps she is afraid your time will be up here and she’ll lose you. In any case clear conversations are a must.

Zen Lill: Yes, never enough time. Hugs to Elke. :)

Larry: Happy to hear that in the midst of your work, you are enjoying yourself and still reading. I wish you success.

LL: I rarely catch that show. And I haven’t been so hot on Matthews for awhile. I don’t think he’s been a true and truthful Obama supporter. But thanks for bringing it up and thanks to Lois for posting. I did find the segment and watched it. Right on Matthews. He was relentless and rightly so. I tried to post the video here, but couldn’t, so here is the link.

Oh and did you catch, Mika’s ending comment, thanking  Priebus, and then saying thank you to Chris Matthews – “I think”. What do you mean “I think”? I like that Matthews got hard and truthful, exposing these racist LSOSs – we need more conversations/confrontations like this. Mika should be delighted, but I don’t know much about her and what side she truly stands on when it comes to punching that ticket. Please someone enlighten me. Thanks.

Peace out.

Lastly, greed over a great story is surfacing from my “loyal”(?) readers. With all this back and forth about who owns what, that appears on my blog, let me reiterate that all material posted on my blog becomes the sole property of my blog. If you want to reserve any proprietary rights don’t post it to my blog. I will prominently display this caveat on my blog from now on to remind those who may have forgotten this notice.

Gratefully your blog host,

michelle

Aka BABE: We all know what this means by now :)

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