In a surprising move of events, well surprising for some, N.Y senators have said no to gay marriage. The measure to legalize gay marriage fell short of the 12 votes needed to pass.

Of course there’s always going to be a spin on this but let me just put this out there. Just like California which voted it down thanks to the heavy black population, N.Y has a heavy concentration of blacks, Jamaicans and hispanics, most of which do not want sodomites walking their streets in full view of their kids.

At least you guys still have civil unions.

VIA: MSNBC

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“We even have blacks voting against the healthcare bill,” Jackson said at a reception Wednesday night. “You can’t vote against healthcare and call yourself a black man.”

Wow Mr. Jackson, real bright. I guess all black conservatives are Uncle Toms? At least Davis response was a lot more gracious reffering to Jackson’s 1988 presidential bid as a reason not to engage the black civil rights leader.

“One of the reasons that I like and admire Rev. Jesse Jackson is that 21 years ago he inspired the idea that a black politician would not be judged simply as a black leader,” Davis’s statement said. “The best way to honor Rev. Jackson’s legacy is to decline to engage in an argument with him that begins and ends with race.”

So there you have it, I guess I can no longer identify with the black race…

How do they plan to accomplish this? Middle class tax increases….DUH!

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“Rep. Joseph Cao (R-La.) mark him!”

“These be dark times we’re living in”

“Thank you Princess Nancy for handing the House to the Republicans in 2010″

“But will it pass the Senate? That is the question”

“Enjoy your one Jimmy Carter term in office Barry”

“Who the hell do they think they are?”

I think this should say something about the climate of the U.S in terms of the homosexuality agenda as every time the people have gotten the chance to decide, they have voted a resounding no. And if you must know, I am one of those who believe that marriage should between a man and a woman and not between Rosie O’Donnell and Ellen DeGeneres.

This has nothing to do with discrimination, all we the people (and by that I mean the majority) are saying is we’re fine with gays and lesbians having civil unions and getting whatever benefits they feel they are entitled to, but we are not fine with teaching our children that Bob and Steve are married and thus a regular couple like John and Mary.

And its quite ironic that the same people who are currently saying that this is an infringement on personal rights are the same persons who if the popular vote had decided it was OK would be lauding it as a milestone in the homosexuality debate. Well guess what it’s not so if you must marry I suggest moving to a state that allows it or maybe packing up ship and moving to a country like Canada.

Read into it whatever you like..

But seeing the gay guy who pissed him off lost all his respect, I’m not gonna carry Arnold too hard. But as for his press secretary saying this was a coincidence, what do you take us for, idiots? I expect better then that, then again what can you expect from a guy who has to carry out the biddings of the most feared man currently in U.S politics?

He promised to close Gitmo on day one in office

He promised to end both wars

He promised healthcare reform

More civil rights for sodomites

Rebuild the image of the U.S in the world community

Unless my memory is going not one of those tasks on Obama’schecklist have been completed. In fact Afghanistan has gotten worse and we’re now thinking about passing control of some areas to the Taliban. We haven’t completely pulled out of Iraq and so far there is no timetable for a complete withdrawal. Healthcare has been anything but successful and has been most damning to his approval rating which is sitting in the 40′s at the moment. Homosexuals are still not able to get all the rights they clamor for and not to mention the image of the U.S in the world community, heck, the guy couldn’t even get the Olympics committee to choose Chicago. Russia laughs at us, Iran thinks we’re bluffing and N. Korea happily carries along with its nuclear weapons program undisturbed by the U.S.

No I’m not in favor of him completing any of his tasks but even his supporters (if they’re honest), have to agree that he has done shit since he came to office. Maybe a few more years into his presidency would change things but the reason of: ”for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples” is nothing but bull..

I can assure you it’s neither of those. The media and democrats have been on her case for the past 7 months and every other week (literally), we hear stories about some investigation that is being filed accusing her of political corruption. It is not far fetched to say that within the months of loosing the election to Barack Obama, Palin has spent more time defending herself from the media then governing Alaska. More importantly all these political corruption investigations have had quite a toll on her family and her effectiveness in the political field.

Withdrawing from the political world for a short period is her best move as she can finally hone her efforts on other political sights. If anyone is buying her story that she feels she can be just as effective outside the political realm then inside is delusional. Thanks to Palin, McCain came pretty close to winning the election in November; a woman of such power would not abandon all political aspirations and go back to being a soccer mom.

What this is is a well calculated move for her to remove from the spotlight and concentrate her efforts on a possible 2010 or 2012 bid. Media attention is good for you, but when half of your time in politics is spent defending yourself then actually doing your job requirements, there is a problem.

As I’ve said for quite some time now, if Palin was not a threat to the Democratic controlled White House, Congress and Senate, the Democrats and media would not have kept her in the spotlight for so long. If you notice they have left McCain, Condoleezza Rice alone because both are inept in the political field at the current time. On the other hand Dick Cheney and Sarah Palin continue to make daily appearances in the media. In the political field, you don’t attack people who carry little or no weight.

As it stands, Palin is the Democrats greatest fear because she has the support of many in mainstream American who view her as a direct challenge to the corruption in Washington. It’s not everyday you have apolitical figure that takes heat from both sides of the isle. And it’s plain to see, that not only has Palin made enemies on the Democratic front, she has managed to gain the green eye from many Republicans as well who view her as a rival to their plans and policies.

I’m not going to try and predict Palin’s next move, but one thing I will predict, this is not the last time we will be seeing Palin the political field in the near future.