50. Ingraham Now Exposing Obama's Baby Killings

This morning on the radio, I heard talk show host, Laura Ingraham, take up the issue of Obama leading the wolf pack in the Illinois legislature. The wolves were voting against a law that would give care to babies born in spite of abortion attempts. The law was voted down. I reported about this a week ago when Sean Hannity introduced the subject and presented video of the Born Baby Killer orating that it would be too much of "a burden" on the mother and the doctor to allow the born baby to live. Of course, it's merely death for the baby, an American citizen who has all the rights of any American citizen. I find it hard to believe that the public is not aware of this issue and is not demanding that Obama resign as a presidential candidate. Would you elect a candidate who advocates killing American citizens, my friend? If the great orator can persuade the liberal wolves in the Illinois legislature to kill newly-born American citizens, that is, little, innocent babies, don't you think he might persuade the Congress to kill older citizens? Can't you see him orating that the elderly were too much "a burden" on the taxpayers and their doctors, and they too should be put naked into a cold room without food or drink until they died? You senior citizens had better listen up and look into this demonic policy of Barack Obama.
Now I am going to try something that has never worked out for me in my personal journal at home: to complain about Tasha. Whenever I have done it, it seems trite. Last night, Kando, the Seal, and I were trying to take a huge chest off the trailer. It turned out that the dolly was too small, and we didn't. But while we struggled with that, Tasha cut down the low-hanging limbs of mimosa trees around the garage. She said they were attracting mosquitoes. When she "finished," she went inside, leaving all the limbs on the ground and the loppers leaning up against a bale of hay. I guess the slaves were supposed to know they should clean up her mess and put away the tool.