Max Solbrekken World Mission: The Forgotten Man in this painting is the honest hard working man who feeds his family, pays his bills and the exorbitant taxes that high living elites - who have often gained the highest ranks of government through lies, deceit or graft - have laid upon his shoulders, while they live in opulence, breaking promises and congratulating each other with high fives, while the vast majority suffer. The Artist has wisely placed the Greatest promise breaker and reckless squanderer of the people's money who has ever lived in the People's House in the front, with his foot on the US Constitution. The Artist who painted this magnificent work of ART should receive the highest Congressional honour and Medal for bravery and intuitive wisdom and understanding!

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

The Forgotten Man in this painting is the honest hard working man who feeds his family, pays his bills and the exorbitant taxes that high living elites - who have often gained the highest ranks of government through lies, deceit or graft - have laid upon his shoulders, while they live in opulence, breaking promises and congratulating each other with high fives, while the vast majority suffer. The Artist has wisely placed the Greatest promise breaker and reckless squanderer of the people's money who has ever lived in the People's House in the front, with his foot on the US Constitution. The Artist who painted this magnificent work of ART should receive the highest Congressional honour and Medal for bravery and intuitive wisdom and understanding! - Pastor Max Solbrekken

Ex-GSA Head Rips Obama For Bush Blame Game

Posted on April 9, 2012 by Conservative Byte

The former head of the General Services Administration blasted the Obama administration Monday for blaming its predecessor over the lavish Las Vegas conference thrown by a division of that agency.

Lurita Doan, who headed the agency under then-President George W. Bush until her resignation in 2008, told Fox News that President Obama’s team is trying to “divert attention” from its own scandal.

Obama officials last week pointed to rising costs under the Bush administration to suggest that the $820,000 Vegas conference could have been avoided — if only the Bush-era GSA had acted.

“Blaming anyone else for their own errors is an Obama administration stock and trade,” Doan said Monday. “They love to blame George Bush for all of their problems. The fact of the matter is that there can be no comparison whatsoever. And when you look at it, it’s one of these situations where there’s simply no way that you can excuse the kinds of excesses that went on.”