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December 23, 2008, Tuesday, Hour #2
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And the stock market now down sixty points.
After I reported the news, Obama is losing the beefcake poll on the Drudge Report to Vladimir Putin.
For a hunkyist socialist authoritarian leader.
Putin miles ahead of Obama.
Stock market down sixty points.
Ladies and gentlemen, the purge has begun.
And also, after a conversation with Snerdley here at the top of the hour break, I am stunned at his lack of understanding on certain things.
Greetings and welcome back.
Rush Limbaugh, the EIB network, and the Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies here during Christmas week.
Great to have you with us.
Yes, a 60-point collapse in the stock market today after the Drudge Report ran a poll, still running the online poll, on who is the hunkiest authoritarian socialist leader, Putin or Obama.
By the way, I mean, folks, yeah, both these guys, if you look at these pictures on drugs, they've been body shaved.
There was no way either of these pictures are accidental.
Well, I mean, it's look at it.
Anyway, uh, ladies and gentlemen, the purge has begun mere moments ago.
The body of a Madoff fund operator was found in his New York apartment.
The name De La Villehoushe.
De la Villahuche, found dead in his apartment today, a Madoff fund operator.
Of course, the active question here was it murder or was it suicide?
And this brings to mind that I miss Tom Lantos.
A great uh immigrant to this country, Hungarian Jewish, became a member of Congress, very elegant, uh erudite, refined and dignified.
He was from California, Northern California.
And I will never forget, during the um Craig Livingstone FBI file controversy in the White House.
Remember when nobody could remember who hired Craig Livingstone.
Craig Livingstone had, he had custody of the 500 FBI files of Clinton enemies.
But nobody could recall for the longest time who hired him.
After a while, it became very embarrassing for both the Clinton administration and Democrat Party in general that Livingstone was out there cutting such a wide public swath.
So they had him up to hearings about three weeks after a famous Navy admiral had committed suicide after it had been learned that he had falsified information to get medals that he had not deserved.
And I will never forget Tom Lantos, interviewing or interrogating Craig Livingstone, who looked like he was in shell shock anyway.
I mean, he's just obviously some flunky that was given custody of these things.
And he was he was uh he was the fall guy.
He was always intended to be the fall guy.
So they threw him up to the wolves in Lantos.
Actually said to Craig Livingstone, at least Admiral Buddha had the decency to commit suicide.
And Livingstone just looked well.
What the hell is this guy telling me?
Borda was a better guy that because at least he committed suicide.
Had been boarded, committed suicide.
Well, Livingstone was continuing to walk free.
So now we wonder if De La Villehuche, the fund operator for the Madoff Fund, found dead in his New York apartment today was suicide.
Or was it foul play?
Regardless, ladies and gentlemen, the purge has begun.
I guess it could be safely said that De La Villahuche simply wasn't enjoying the new high status of being involved with Bernie Madoff.
In case you missed the first hour, uh folks, it is True, the rich that were involved with this guy are now using it as another status symbol in reverse.
Hey, are you gonna be down?
I talked to a couple people, you're gonna be down on Palm Beach this uh this this season?
Not so much, you know, the Madoff thing.
Implying that they've uh suffered some financial losses.
Most a lot of madoff people don't want it known because they might have been involved, but those who had no involved, they're proud to now tell people because it was such an exclusive club.
So they're they're proud to admit their stupidity.
Because see, everybody's losing in the market.
It's no big deal to lose.
But it's a status symbol to say you lost with Madoff.
What a sick bunch.
I was talking to Snerdly during the break.
Snerdley was rubbing his hands together.
He's sort of excited about the inauguration.
And he asked me this question.
He said, How long do you think it's gonna be before these Obama voters realize that it was all smoke and mirrors?
I said, What do you mean?
Well, I mean, Russia, I've talked to some of these Obama people.
They really think the world is gonna change.
They think everything's magically gonna change.
I said, and they will continue to think so.
No, they won't it won't change.
You you know, he said to me.
Things aren't they're gonna get worse.
Even Obama's saying they're gonna get worse.
They're not gonna get better.
The world, none of what he says is gonna happen is gonna happen.
I said, You're missing the point.
The people you're talking about who voted for Obama are delusional in the first place.
Once you're delusional, you're always delusional.
I said, What why why do you expect these people to become rational about 30 minutes after noon on January 20th?
Because they're gonna see that their lives aren't any better.
No, they wrong.
They're gonna continue to delude themselves into thinking their lives are better.
But they won't be.
It doesn't matter.
He's gonna be there.
It's a cult.
If he told them they were all gonna go to the Hail Bob Comet, then jostle the beast first in line.
As long as he's there, we're this this group of Obama voters, as long as he's there, they could lose everything and still think the world's getting better because he's there and he's telling them.
And it's just his air, his manner of speaking, plus they know what beefcake he is underneath the shirt and tie now.
Even though he might lose the drudge poll, it's just gonna make them love him even more.
I mean, dueling socialists here on the drudge page, it's hard to figure out, you know, on what basis people are voting.
I mean, Putin does look a little flabber to me than uh both in obvious shape, but uh plus, you know, Putin has the pasty white skin of the KGB that never sees the sunlight.
Living in Russia, the little, you know, vodka stretch marks down there, but uh still uh Putin pulling away with what is the vote notes?
Uh let me put the glasses on and able to see this.
Twenty-six nine to sixteen eight, terms of thousands, uh 43, almost 44,000 votes.
I think Drudge only put this thing up at 10 o'clock or 11, so people are uh pouring in madly to uh vote on this.
But seriously, as long as he's there doing press conferences, appearing in public, these people are going to think just because he's there, everything is getting better, even if it isn't for them.
I don't know what percentage of Obama voters those are, but there's quite a few of them.
But if you're expecting those people to wake up one day, this is like expecting the media to change their minds, snurdly.
I mean, when do you think that's gonna happen?
You think the media wants to drum this guy into trouble?
They're gonna and have no more trips to Hawaii.
Is this is this gonna be the getaway white house?
You know how far Hawaii five, it's about 10-hour trip.
10-hour trip out there.
Uh from the uh right coast, depending on winds, it could even be longer.
Okay, let's see, what do we have here?
What do we have?
Oh, ladies and gentlemen, you remember not long ago we chronicled the most amazing story.
I was totally incredulous.
There was a story from A.P. And I should have known that it was on the beginning.
It was only the it was not just a standalone story.
The story was the dilemma that modern day parents have over how to approach their children during the holiday season in the midst of a recession.
Uh and the story sought to advise parents uh on the various ways they could go.
Because the two primary options were to not tell the children of how tough financial times are.
Just spend like it was last year.
Don't upset the fragile little beasts.
Just, you know, you they can't handle it.
Or confront them and tell them you're not going to get as much this year.
We're not going to cut back our spending.
Why?
What?
Well, because there's a recession and we just don't have as much money.
Well, get some more, get your No, it's not that easy.
There have been a couple follow-up stories, and today there are three more.
From AP Obama.
First one headlined thus.
Teens learning about the economy first hand.
Many say they have lowered their expectations for the holiday season.
It's from Des Moines, Iowa.
Teenagers have never been known for their restraint.
But perhaps these times are different.
Tuned into worries of a deepening recession, many teenagers say that they have been smart shoppers and they have lowered their expectations for receiving gifts this season.
Shakara Walker, 18, a senior at Benjamin Banneker Has School in Atlanta, says, I s I I plan to spend a less this year since I've gotten older.
It's got to the point now where gifts aren't everything.
This kid made it to her senior year in high school, and she says it's got to the point.
She's a senior in high school, it's got to the but at least her expectations have been tempered.
Teenagers learning about the economy firsthand.
How the hell else would they learn about it?
Gee, we now here's the next story.
And this comes from the file from this could this could be any media outlet.
It could be your local paper, it could be a network, it happens to be AP Obama, but could be going to be you parents are incompetent and unqualified.
You do not know how to talk to your kids about money.
And so from the AP.
I'm holding it right here in my formerly nicotine stained fingers.
Five tips for talking with teenagers about money offered by our drive-by media parents.
Number one, understand the difference between needs and wants.
Many kids may consider movies and designer jeans needs, but they need to understand that needs are the true essentials like food, clothing, and shelter.
Wants can make life easier, but kids need to learn they must address and pay for their needs before they can spend money on their wants.
Now I must take A.P. to task here because none of this is relevant.
Because especially if these people voted for Obama because he's going to handle it all.
He's going to handle wants and needs.
Seriously, is this not shocking?
This is what passes for journalism.
Hey, parents, we know you're at wit's end over how to deal with your parents.
Your kills kids, rather, uh, about money and how it's scarce it is.
Uh, here are five tips.
Tell them the difference between what they want and what they need.
Can you imagine being such a low-life human being that you have to have the media tell you how to be a parent.
If you are a parent and you see this story in your local paper, if you still have one, and you read this and it turns on light bulbs for you, and oh, yeah, I never thought of that.
You are sick.
You are in bad shape, and you need to go look yourself in the mirror and ask yourself why you had kids in the first place.
Good grief, almighty.
Tell your kids the difference between wants and needs.
Yeah, that sounds like a good idea.
Number two, set financial goals and budget accordingly.
One of the best ways for young people to learn about managing money is for them to set and achieve a simple financial goal, like owning their first house of 5,000 square feet at age 21.
With zero financing.
Brought to you by Barney Frank, Chris Don, and Freddie Mae, Fanny Mac.
Whatever.
Set and achieve a simple financial goal.
Younger teenagers can benefit from opening a savings account and choosing something to save for.
By the way, I I I want to say something about this, ladies and gentlemen.
Because point number five here, start saving early.
Really?
Really?
Brian, you just had a little baby not uh too many months ago.
Are you going to advise your little kid to start saving early?
You are.
You I think I think you you've started an account for him.
You had a savings, a passbook savings account at a local bank.
You trust the bank.
You see, ladies and gentlemen, this is dangerous and risky.
Two groups of people, let's call them kids.
One group had very strict, responsible parents who made them save as much as they could.
And the parents were doing likewise.
Another kid, another group of kids, had parents that were just laissez-faire.
Go do what you want.
And those kids saved nothing.
They went out and bought a lot of stuff.
Those kids still have their stuff.
The other kids who saved have been wiped out.
And the final associated press Obama story on teenagers and money is headlined this way.
Your teenagers' first recession, learning to cut back.
Your teenagers' first recession, learning to come back.
All right, it's open line Friday into the phone.
Well, open line Friday on Tuesday.
And we return now to the phones.
This is Jeff in Sherwood, Michigan.
Nice to have you with us, sir.
Yes, sir.
Megadles, Mr. Honorable Rush Limbaugh.
Appreciate that.
Thank you.
I have to first start out in 1992.
I had a friend of mine turned me on to your talk program, and I hated you.
I hated you with a passion.
I didn't like the way you talked and all that.
Why?
It wasn't about the way I talked.
I I didn't like the way you were talking.
You know what?
I know what it is.
That was during the Clinton era, and I guess you know.
I know what it was.
I know what it was.
What you found abrasive was that I was so damn sure of myself.
the confidence, that can rub people the wrong way sometimes because they hear that as arrogance and braggadocio.
But as babe roots said, you know, it ain't bragging if you're right and if you can do it.
Um but in 1997 I took on to uh over the road truck driver.
One day I came upon your program, and and ever since then, I'm hooked on you.
Um a couple months ago you had that lady that had to take heart pressure medicine.
Remember that.
Oh, yeah.
Yes, I she needed blood pressure medicine because of this program and yet could not stop listening to it.
Yes, sir.
And and I'm opposite.
I need my heart blood my medicine because I can't find you on a radio station.
Not because you can't.
It's when in those rare moments when you can't.
Right.
Over the road truck driving, yes.
A lot of dead spots.
But uh, I'd like to wish you a very merry Christmas and uh and a brighter new year, and thank me and thank you for making me a rush diddle head.
Appreciate that, sir.
But you did it on your own.
Don't forget to credit yourself here in this homecoming.
Yes, sir.
Uh, thank you.
Um the reason I called um since I'm a truck driver, uh flying, I just printed the thing off the internet.
Flying J chapter uh files chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Truck stops remain open.
According to Bloomberg, they made sixteen billion dollars in 2007.
All these companies that are filing for chapter 11 or complaining they're running out of money.
Why all of a sudden are they uh broke?
Um this truck stop, you know, you go into a truck stop now, well spending almost two dollars for a glass of tea.
Why can't they get their heads together and figure out to lower the prices on what they sell?
At some point they may end up doing that.
Uh I I personally uh have never filed for bankruptcy, even though it's becoming a status symbol.
Uh I I haven't done so.
Now there's two kinds.
Well, there's more than two kinds, but the the two in question are chapter eleven.
If and If that's what these truck stops you're talking about are doing.
Chapter 11 means you don't go out of business, you just reorganize.
And Chapter 11 means some of the people you owe are not going to get paid all of what they owe.
You do a reorganization and a priority uh uh list of of who of your vendors needs to get paid, and so it's it's a it's it is a it is a reorganization and a restructuring that puts the business back together on a sound footing.
Chapter 7 is liquidation.
That's when they shut you down.
Chapter 11, you keep operating.
The whole point is to stay in business.
But all these chapter 11.
The line of people increasing with their hands out, trying to get their money from the TARP fund.
It's becoming disheartening, but it's human nature understandable.
Try this for stupidity.
And a little comedy.
This is a story from the Associated Press from Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
The headline really says it all.
Dutch company punches holes in font to save ink.
A Dutch company looking for ways to reduce the environmental costs of printing has developed a new font that it says cuts ink usage by about 15%.
In essence, the eco font has little holes in the letters.
He concedes the font is not beautiful, but says it could be adequate for personal use or for internal use at a company.
Holes in your font.
Now, for you Obama voters, a font, think of it as typeset.
Like ABC delegate typewriter, a keyboard.
And they put holes in every letter, an A with holes in it.
Holes in the B. There's even holes in the O. Even though the O already has its own hole to save ink.
This makes about as much sense as back during the 70s, when I was living in Kansas City, TWA had a huge maintenance center at Kansas City International Airport, and they ran a test because the, you know, jet fuel was was skyrocketing, gasoline was skyrocketing.
So what they did, they stripped all the paint off of two of their airliners.
Because they figure to paint added weight.
You paint an airplane a lot of weight there.
And they flew these unpainted planes, other than the required federal markings for identification, the N number, but they flew these around with no paint on them, just the aluminum, to see if they could calculate any savings on jet fuel.
And of course, there's no way to know because no two flights are identical with winds.
But it was silly.
And even if they had said, you know what, we're saving one percent here.
Okay, the next time you fly to LaGuardia and he puts in a 45-minute hold, before you land, you're still burning up all that fuel you otherwise might have saved by having a plane nut painted.
Same thing with stupid idiocy of putting holes in your font.
All to say 15% on ink.
I told you folks, these leftists, they are hilarious.
If you have a right frame of mind following these people around, you can enjoy yourself frequently.
Audio soundbite time mentioned earlier that Joe Biden is now trying to lower expectations worldwide.
He was on Larry King Alive last night.
Larry King said, the world's view of America.
You expect it to change.
Right now, I think we're viewed militarily around the world, aren't we?
I think we are.
And you know, you you asked me earlier uh if I'm worried about the exceedingly high expectations that people have for President Barack Obama.
And I said domestically, I wasn't so worried about that.
But internationally I am.
I've been contacted by so many world leaders.
Their expectation for Barack's uh presidency is overwhelming.
I don't buy it.
So hungry to have an American leader who They think has a policy that reflects our stated values, as well as one they can talk to.
I'm sorry, as loose as this guy is known to be with words.
Hey, Chuck, stand up out there.
Let him see.
Oh, God love you, Chuck.
You're in a wheelchair.
Whoa, God.
Wish somebody would have told me.
Stand up for Chuck.
As loose as this guy is with words, do you believe world leaders are calling him?
And say, boy, we've got these really high expectations.
You know, we can't wait till you get Obama in there to get back to American policies that reflect your stated values.
If there are any world leaders that can't wait for Obama, it's people like Putin, and they are not calling Biden.
Putin, Hujintao in uh China, uh what's his name?
Uh Madini Zad in Iran.
These are the guys are hoping for a change in U.S. policy, as in we surrender.
As in let's give up.
But this this is the continuing the campaign.
This is ridiculous campaign rhetoric.
Their expectation for Obama is overwhelming.
They're so hungry to have an American leader who they think has a policy that reflects our stated values as well as one they can talk to.
I don't know of a world leader that has not spoken to Bush, other than the aforementioned.
Uh what's his name down in Venezuela?
The Hugo Chavez and the Castro brothers.
But he's talked to Huijintao.
He's uh head he said Putin down to the to the ranch in Crawford for barbecue.
I frankly think that's what soured Putin on America, if you want my.
I mean, barbecue.
What they don't understand barbecue.
They come in, they want to know where's the borscht in the vodka.
Barbecue.
Putin was he actually said it was kind of strange.
Couldn't believe how much food there was, and it wasn't all that good.
Uh moving on to audio southmite uh number nine.
This was on W what was Fred Dicker was on uh radio station Albany, New York yesterday, and he interviewed the New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo.
And Fred Dicker said, if Governor Patterson called you up and said, General, I'm making my decision now, do you want to be considered?
Are you interested in the Senate seat in New York?
What do you say to him?
First, I do have a choice.
I could campaign, lobby, I could offer opinions.
I could uh speak to it.
I don't think that is appropriate.
I don't think it's appropriate uh for my as my as I serve as attorney general, etc.
Am I stymied frustrated?
No.
If I wanted to campaign for the job, you know what I would do?
I would campaign for the job.
I mean what is New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo really slapping around Caroline Schlossberg, who is actively campaigning for the Senate seat.
He's saying it's a little bit uh unbecoming to do this.
Fred Dicker then said, but if you're not interested, why wouldn't you say no, I'm not interested?
Or if you are interested, why wouldn't you say, of course I'm interested?
I think it is presumptuous, Fred, for me to discuss a conversation I may or may not have with the governor of the state of New York.
I keep the conversations that we've had uh to ourselves because I consider them private, and I respect that.
And I think the governor does have a great field of candidates here.
And many of them I know personally, many of them I've worked with.
Caroline I've known for years, and I'm very fond of her.
Whoa, isn't it?
So he used to be an ex-in-law.
Well, he is an ex-in-law.
She used to be an in-law, is very, very fond of Caroline Schlossberg.
One last time here, um, Andrew Cuomo says that he is not frustrated.
Fred Dicker finally says, This claim that the Times called you on Saturday that you're feeling frustrated, that you're feeling stymied.
That's not true.
You know, Fred, I think it's a it's just as soon as you state the proposition, the error in the proposition is evident.
He feels frustrated he's not campaigning.
Well, then he would campaign.
I mean, that's the answer to that frustration.
Okay, Cuomo says he's not frustrated.
Isn't it amazing how much he sounds like Mario the Pious?
I mean, I'm I I know if I didn't know that this was Andrew Cuomo, I would think it is his father, Mario the Pious.
It is scary, similar.
It is scary to listen how similar they sound.
I d the one thing I don't know is if Andrew can give a speech uh like Mario the Pious could.
I guess we might someday find out.
Last night on Hannity and Combs, the Fox News Channel, uh Geraldine Ferraro was the guest, Rich Lowry filling in for Hannity.
And he said, you know, it's it's about Kennedy nostalgia.
If her name was Caroline Colbs, there would be no groundswell of support for your name is Schlossberg, but nobody's using a reality how she's running a campaign.
She should run in a primary when, you know, when the seat is up for election.
But this seat right now, the governor has to take a look and see who can best represent the state immediately.
Again, I keep repeating this.
It's not about care.
Yeah, there are lots of people want this.
They're being a little bit more discreet.
They're not running a campaign.
You know, does Andrew Como want it?
And you know, I haven't spoken to Matilda lately, but I would bet that he does.
Yeah.
So here's uh Geraldine Ferraro bashing Caroline Schlossberg for an indiscreet campaign.
And then in the politico today, Kennedy education record at issue.
This is it's Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg.
Can you imagine your poor guy's husband or poor woman's husband?
No.
They have some crumb crunchers.
And all of a sudden she's back to being Caroline Kennedy and this guy's chopped liver.
Her name is Schlossberg.
At any rate.
During the two years that Caroline Schlossberg worked as a fundraiser.
I'm I'm adding Schlossberg.
I'm not reading the Kennedy in here.
Doing the job the mainstream media used to do.
During the two years, Caroline Schlossberg worked as a fundraiser and is a goodwill ambassador for New York City School's Chancellor, Joel Klein.
Co-workers would frequently drift by her workspace for a glimpse of the department's most famous one dollar a year employee.
As often as not, they didn't see her.
I get it all the time that a person who worked closely with her, where's Caroline?
Why why isn't she at her desk?
She kept in touch every single day by phone, by email, or sometimes in person, or she was out in the field visiting schools.
The problem is she hardly left a vapor trail, much less a paper trail.
Nobody can find any evidence of how often she went to work there or what she did as an aide to Joel Klein.
This is why she's out there actively campaign and saying she is deserving of this because of her DNA.
Even went up to Sylvia's to eat soul food with Al Sharpton.
Open line Friday on Tuesday.
El Rushbow talent on loan from God.
It's a Kathleen, a cell call from Miami at the airport there.
Hey, uh Kathleen, nice to have you here.
Hi, Rush.
Thanks for taking my call.
Um little bit frazzled.
I've been buzzed twice by the sheriff because I'm in the Miami airport trying to talk to you quickly.
Thank God my husband's a fan because he's an invitation claim.
Just a second.
I need a definition of terms.
You have been buzzed twice by the sheriff.
Um, buzzed by the sheriff.
Well, I told the the person who took my car I was headed to the Miami Airport, and so I was kind of taking my life at my risk, and they shoot up behind you and buzz you with your flights and get get out of here and get going.
I got you, I got you, I got you.
With the sheriff and the word buzz, I think of different sorry.
Anyway, um, first time calling.
No, no, no.
This is my first time calling, so I'm a little bit nervous, but I was just um haven't had a chance to see Obama's picture, but I've heard you talking about it, and it it just uh made me think.
Well, now that he has his beefcake uh photo all over the internet.
Do you think that he's going to have intern issues like Bill Clinton did?
No.
I I don't think, even if he does, we'll never hear about it.
That he's too big to fail.
But I don't.
No, I it can't be that stupid.
Could be that arrogant, could be that arrogant, but I d I don't, I just I don't think I don't think we're gonna go there.
Uh this the these scandals that the Democrat Party are they're repetitive in the terms that scandals Happen, but they take different forms.
I don't want to predict uh whatever Obama scandal might happen.
We're already in the midst of one here, Bloggo, and you see how they're sweeping head away.
Well, yeah, I just think that, you know, he must wake up every morning and think, wow, I'm about to be the most powerful man in the world.
And you heat, well, yeah, he tips towards the arrogance.
And so I don't know if maybe this might get just he's got four years, so I think uh he might uh become a little overwhelmed by his uh female followers.
I uh just talking to Snerdly about that.
There's nothing he's gonna be able to do to disappoint the cult followers that he has.
Uh their lives could hit the sewer, and as long as he's still president, they will think that America and the world and their lives are better just because he's there.
Now, one thing I if when you do you use computer?
Yes.
All right.
When you get to your computer and you go to the Drudge page and you'll be able to see the online poll between who is the hunkiest authoritarian socialist leader.
By the way, Drudge is not presenting it that way.
That's that's the way I'm characterizing it.
You got Putin to the KGB, and you got you got Obama.
Now, when you can right now, the vote is uh 52,000 plus have voted.
It's 33,001,000 for Putin.
And I'd be interested.
You are a woman, you sound like a babe.
Uh what's the question?
No, I'm not asking you.
I'm just no, that's not a question.
I'm just telling you, as a b there's Dawn in there just rolling her eyes.
What's wrong with that?
What in the world is wrong with that?
Is it discriminatory?
Is it judgmental?
Is it what is it, sexist?
No, I take it as a big thing.
It's sexist.
See, it's sexist to call a woman a babe.
I'm taking it as a compliment.
Well, good.
Good.
It's sex it it's sexist to say you sound like a babe.
Anyway, you will find, I think, uh, as a babe, uh, that when you look at the two pictures that Drudge has up there, you'll note that both Putin and Obama have body-shaved their chests.
They are hairless, they're looking for the sheen, you know.
But what you'll find is that Putin looks like a fully developed man, as you would expect somebody in a KGB to look.
Obama looks a boyish.
And I don't mean in just he looks bean Polish while he does have some definition.
But he just I think that's why Obama's losing this big time.
Hey, the Stoner community is very happy out there.
Esquire magazine with a report saying Obama really might decriminalize marijuana.
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