He wont let the filth media get away with anything. He is the greatest.
Is he really this good?
Truly I am in the middle of nowhere and I am only getting feed from you guys.
Is he really this awesome?
TD, just the FACT that they can't BUY him, and have been throwing everything but the kitchen sink at him, and he's still polling #1 should be enough. If you are fed up with the shit we have taken from a Communist & terrorist loving poser currently in the WH, THIS GUY is the answer. He's smart enough to have the BEST of the BEST working for the American people if elected....instead of a bunch of muslim brotherhood supporters inside the WH including his trusted adviser, that Iranian *****, Valerie Jarrett!
Interesting to note ALL you fags on the left, all you RELIGION HATERS give this ***** a PASS where she wants to turn America into an Islamic state! You scum disgust me!
tis YOU that is passing along a lie, and you should throw your disgust, at yourself, for being fooled and a pawn for those who create and regurgitate lies! slap yourself upside of the head Vigil because V jarett is not a muslim, nor ever was, nor is anyone in her family a muslim nor is anyone an iranian in her family.
Jarret is not Iranian, nor is she Muslim, nor has she or anyone in her family Muslim or Iranian. PERIOD
your quote is FABRICATED, with absolutely no source...it was never said by her...your LIARS in their right wing blogs and emails MADE IT UP OUT OF THIN AIR.....yes, just another lie out of a long list of lies.
The level of influence Jarrett holds with the Obama administration has prompted many detractors to complain she wields too much control over the President and decisions about who should have access to him, and one expression that detraction commonly takes is the assertion Jarrett is a foreign-born Islamic "mole" who is pushing for (or furthering) a Muslim agenda through the executive branch. The quote cited above is a typical example, holding that while Jarrett was an undergraduate psychology student at
Stanford University in 1977, she proclaimed herself to be an Iranian who sought "to help change America to be a more Islamic country" and she felt "like it is going well in the transition of using freedom of religion in America against itself."
Contrary to common rumor, however, neither Jarrett nor her parents are Iranian, nor (as far as well can tell) are any of them Muslim. Jarrett's parents,
James E. Bowman and Barbara Taylor Bowman, were both American-born U.S. citizens from Washington, D.C. and Chicago, respectively; the couple merely lived in Iran for about six years in the late 1950s and early 1960s while James served as chair of pathology at Nemazee Hospital in Shiraz as part of a program that sent American physicians to work in developing countries.
Valerie was born in Shiraz during the Bowmans' sojourn in Iran; she returned to the U.S. with her parents in 1962 (when she was five years old), whereupon she attended prep school in Massachusetts, graduated with a B.A. in psychology from Stanford University in 1978, and earned a J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School in 1981 before returning to Chicago to begin her working career. We've found no evidence Valerie Jarrett is (or ever was) Muslim, her only apparent connection to that religion being the incidental one that she temporarily lived in a predominantly Muslim country with her American parents for the first few years of her life.
The quote to attributed "Valerie Jarrett, Stanford University, 1977" about her "seek[ing] to help change America to be a more Islamic country" is an unfounded one that has no source other than recent repetition (primarily on right-wing web sites and blogs) and that in its commonly reproduced form is too stilted to be believable as the utterance of a fluent English speaker (e.g., "I am an Iranian by birth and of [sic] my Islamic faith"). No news article or document associated with Stanford University records Jarrett as having made this statement back in 1977; and if there were any credible evidence Jarrett had ever said anything remotely like this, it would have been a well-covered news story since shortly after the 2008 presidential election and not a obscure meme that didn't pop up until several years later.
snopes.com: Valerie Jarrett on Islam