Showing posts with label george obama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label george obama. Show all posts

Monday, September 22, 2008

I Wish My Brother, George, Weren't Here

"Isn't it interesting that we keep hearing about Sarah Palin's peccadilloes while the major media continues to ignore the George Obama scandal? Here is a guy living in Third World poverty and his half-brother is the leading candidate to become the next president of the United States. Are the networks and major newspapers so exhilarated at the prospect of an African American president that they have become cheerleaders for the Obama campaign? Fortunately the McCain campaign is making the media an issue, and I hope the American people are smart enough to see through the news charade.

Here are the facts about George Obama. He’s in his twenties. He lives in a slum in a hut. He wants to become a mechanic but doesn’t have the money. He reports that he gets by on a dollar a month. He met George Obama in 2006 for a few minutes and said it was like talking to a “total stranger.” He said when people notice he has the same name as Barack Obama, he denies they are related because he is “ashamed.” The Democratic presidential candidate, who made $4 million last year, hasn’t lifted a finger to help his half-brother."


-- Dinesh D'Souza, who is raising money for the George Obama Compassion Fund, through Townhall.com.

Sunday, August 24, 2008

Save The Obamas! (One At A Time)

Those compassionate pirates at Death By 1000 Papercuts have started a fund - to help Barack Obama's brother, George! See, George lives on $1.00 a month, and the millionaire candidate doesn't seem too intent on doing anything about George's situation right now because, understandably, he's too busy trying to bring the same kind of prosperity George enjoys to the rest of us. Family values and all that.

So go - give - and if there's anything left over (and, at these prices, how can there not be?) you might even consider a donation for TMR:

Since everybody's doing things if you're black and all,...