Bernie Sanders
Jumping Ship
Could this be another Hillary Clinton “low information” voter jumping ship?
Now do be cautious about leaping to a conclusion regarding the meaning of low information voter and attributing a racist motivation. Could this author simply have been referring to a lack of understanding of the principles of Sir Isaac Newton’s First Law of Motion? Let’s review.
According to Newton’s First Law…
An object at rest will remain at rest unless acted on by an unbalanced force. An object in motion continues in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.
This law is often called “The Law of Inertia”.
So kiddies. What’s your conclusion?
Bernie’s Plan
After last night’s Democratic Debate there is no doubt what constitutes Bernie’s plan.
Bernie Math
Bernie Math is a subset of the Common Core Educational System. It’s a Liberal’s notion of a wet dream.
Mr. Relevant
Yep. That’s sure to get a few votes.
Zombies for Bernie
Just like the trained seals at Sea World waiting for a mackeral, this pathetic dude is waiting for Bernie to toss the “Free Stuff” into the crowd.
Manufactured Housing
Here’s a demonstration of President Obama’s solution to the “Affordable Housing” shortage that the Middle Class are facing. The Bernie Sanders campaign has also signed on to this plan.
Bernie’s Magic Tree
Bernie’s Magic Tree is destined to take its place in Fairytale Land right beside the Goose’s Golden Eggs.
Just In Time For Paris
Since AGW Climate Change (AKA: Weather) is responsible for huge boulders, you might as well blame it for terrorists too.
From the Washington Post, “Another danger of climate change: Giant flying boulders?” Oh Hell, Yes!!! And Toenail Fungus, too!! Don’t forget that!
ELEUTHERA, Bahamas — Standing atop a 60-foot cliff overlooking the Atlantic, James Hansen — the retired NASA scientist sometimes dubbed the
“father of global warming” — examines two small rocks through a magnifying glass. Towering above him is the source of one of the shards: a huge boulder from a pair locals call “the Cow and the Bull,” the largest of which is estimated to weigh more than 1,000 tons.
The two giants have long been tourist attractions along this rocky coast. Perched not far from the edge of a steep cliff that plunges down into blue water, they raise an obvious question: How did they get up here?
Compounding the mystery, these two are among a series of giant boulders arranged in an almost perfect line across a narrow part of this 110-mile-long, wishbone-shaped island.
