Phil Jennerjahn was the 2012 Republican Nominee for U.S. Congress in Californias 28th District.
Friday, November 30, 2012
President Santa!!
President Santa was out campaigning today for votes for a new debt ceiling and massive tax hikes on the wealthy.
His message was simple.
Look at all these toys.
Think of the children!
If Republicans won't vote for more taxes and more spending, then we won't be able to send out all these wonderful toys!!
It is disgusting that this man is President of The United States.
Thursday, November 29, 2012
More libel, slander, and open bias from Los Angeles area media
Today I am going to talk about the libel, slander and open media bias that a Conservative candidate has to deal with when running for office in a liberal county like Los Angeles County. The media here are all far-leftists: ideologues who worship Obama and Socialism and are horrified by the mere mention of Conservative principles. In fact, their fear goes so far as to affect their coverage of political races.
Look at this screen shot of a website -- supposedly "media" -- operating out of Burbank, California called "Burbank 'n Beyond". In this webpage, Craig Sherwood slanders and libels me because of some petty disputes I have had with his organization in the past. Sherwood states that I was not endorsed by the California Republican Party -- when in fact a quick 3-second check of their website would have revealed that his statement was factually incorrect. Sherwood makes a statement to slander me when the real facts are clearly obtainable as being the opposite of what he states to the public. I think I have a legal course of action for slander and libel, and it is something I will have to consider.
On his webpage, Sherwood also calls me "grandstanding". That's interesting, as I was probably one of the most low-key Congressional candidates in the United States of America! I held no campaign events. I didn't knock on a single door. I didn't shake a single hand or kiss a single baby. I only attended one event, and that was a debate/forum held by the League of Womens Voters at Burbank City Hall.
Sherwoods comment is nothing but a petty cheap shot at me, and I'll explain why he did it.
The people over at Burbank n' Beyond were mad at me for refusing to pay for advertising with them. I was offended by this "pay-to-play" offer by them and refused it immediately. I also called them out publicly for their bias on Twitter.... pointing out that they participate in "Press Release" journalism, by basically re-printing any ridiculous press release made by an elected official. No opposition is allowed to be mentioned. Even though the website eventually caved to the pressure of being called a biased media source by a Congressional candidate, they still did nothing for me until a day or two before the election. Here is another screenshot showing their unbelievable bias....
This screenshot is dated October 30th. One week before the election. And if you searched for the name of the Republican Nominee for Congress in that District? Zero. Nada.
Unreal.
And they weren't the only offenders. There were many others.
The Los Feliz Ledger was another media source that engaged in "Press Release" journalism. Here is a screenshot of Mike Gatto, Tom La Bonge and Adam Schiff all being allowed to write their own stories and have them published word-for-word. Their opposition? Yeah, right. It is very difficult to defeat an incumbent politician. It is extra difficult when the media is doing their work for them.
West Hollywood Patch did a cheerful folksy story about Adam Schiff learning his way around "his" new District...even though he hadn't been elected yet. Coverage of me offered for fairness? Zero.
Here's a screenshot from another media source... The Burbank Leader. Again, if you search my name, you will find that the Republican Nominee for Congress does not exist. This search was done on August 22nd, just a few months before the election. Vote-by-mail ballots were already being prepared.
Sometimes the media would actually give you a little bit of a sniff, but they would make sure to demonize or denigrate you to the readers. The Daily News labelled me as a "far-right" candidate.
How exactly am I "far-right"? Adam Schiff believed in abortion and government seizure and Socialization of the entire health care field, but did any media dare call him a far-left or Socialist candidate?
Of course not.
I could go on and on, but I am going to stop now, because re-reading all this sickening bias and slander from the media really turns my stomach.
Media objectivity here in Los Angeles is a bad joke. I'll explain why...
Look at this screen shot of a website -- supposedly "media" -- operating out of Burbank, California called "Burbank 'n Beyond". In this webpage, Craig Sherwood slanders and libels me because of some petty disputes I have had with his organization in the past. Sherwood states that I was not endorsed by the California Republican Party -- when in fact a quick 3-second check of their website would have revealed that his statement was factually incorrect. Sherwood makes a statement to slander me when the real facts are clearly obtainable as being the opposite of what he states to the public. I think I have a legal course of action for slander and libel, and it is something I will have to consider.
On his webpage, Sherwood also calls me "grandstanding". That's interesting, as I was probably one of the most low-key Congressional candidates in the United States of America! I held no campaign events. I didn't knock on a single door. I didn't shake a single hand or kiss a single baby. I only attended one event, and that was a debate/forum held by the League of Womens Voters at Burbank City Hall.
Sherwoods comment is nothing but a petty cheap shot at me, and I'll explain why he did it.
The people over at Burbank n' Beyond were mad at me for refusing to pay for advertising with them. I was offended by this "pay-to-play" offer by them and refused it immediately. I also called them out publicly for their bias on Twitter.... pointing out that they participate in "Press Release" journalism, by basically re-printing any ridiculous press release made by an elected official. No opposition is allowed to be mentioned. Even though the website eventually caved to the pressure of being called a biased media source by a Congressional candidate, they still did nothing for me until a day or two before the election. Here is another screenshot showing their unbelievable bias....
This screenshot is dated October 30th. One week before the election. And if you searched for the name of the Republican Nominee for Congress in that District? Zero. Nada.
Unreal.
And they weren't the only offenders. There were many others.
The Los Feliz Ledger was another media source that engaged in "Press Release" journalism. Here is a screenshot of Mike Gatto, Tom La Bonge and Adam Schiff all being allowed to write their own stories and have them published word-for-word. Their opposition? Yeah, right. It is very difficult to defeat an incumbent politician. It is extra difficult when the media is doing their work for them.
West Hollywood Patch did a cheerful folksy story about Adam Schiff learning his way around "his" new District...even though he hadn't been elected yet. Coverage of me offered for fairness? Zero.
Here's a screenshot from another media source... The Burbank Leader. Again, if you search my name, you will find that the Republican Nominee for Congress does not exist. This search was done on August 22nd, just a few months before the election. Vote-by-mail ballots were already being prepared.
Sometimes the media would actually give you a little bit of a sniff, but they would make sure to demonize or denigrate you to the readers. The Daily News labelled me as a "far-right" candidate.
How exactly am I "far-right"? Adam Schiff believed in abortion and government seizure and Socialization of the entire health care field, but did any media dare call him a far-left or Socialist candidate?
Of course not.
I could go on and on, but I am going to stop now, because re-reading all this sickening bias and slander from the media really turns my stomach.
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
My Top 5 Nicknames for Barack Obama
1. Pharaoh
I use this one because Obama likes to rule by decree, much like the Pharaoh Ramses (above) in "The Ten Commandments."
2. Caesar
I like this one because Obama likes ignore our legal power structure and make himself the law of the land at all times. Like appointing "Czars" to run different aspects of the economy. The very word "Czar" is the Russian form of the word "Caesar".
3. The Manchurian President
This nickname springs from a novel and a film of the same name... "The Manchurian Candidate". The fictional story details how American infantry forces during the Korean War are kidnapped and taken to Manchuria and brainwashed to be "sleeper agents" for the enemies of America.
The correlation here is that Obama has lived in a Muslim country and often takes sides with enemies of our nation, raising questions about his patriotism and his level of loyalty to our nation.
4. President Zero
This refers both to his personal logo, and to the fact that he has produced nothing of value during his Presidency.
5. Dear Leader
This one is a play on words for the affectionate terms given to Communist dictators in Asian countries.
Monday, November 26, 2012
Local legend: Zuma Dogg!
Spending even one day around these nutty Socialists on the City Council drives me into a rage because of their epic incompetence.
Zuma Dogg went to every council meeting for four years!
I don't know how he does it.
Saturday, November 24, 2012
Game Day!
Big games today.
Ohio State - Michigan
Florida - Florida State
Alabama - Auburn
And the Golden Domers from South Bend, Indiana make a little visit to the Coliseum today.
The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
Where Irish dreams go to die.
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Obama does something right, for once
I have been very open about my public criticism of President Barack Obama. I'm not a fan of his or his political views.
However, every now and then, even people you don't care for can do something right.
President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton travelled this week to Burma (Myanmar) to visit the world-famous political prisoner Aung San Suu Kyi.
Aung San Suu Kyi is the daughter of the man known as the founder of Burma. She has been a political prisoner of the military dictatorship in Burma for a large portion of her life.
She is a huge hero to political rights activists around the world.
The official visit by President Obama was the first time any American President had been to that nation.
The visit by Obama and Clinton sends a message across the world that America does not condone dictatorships, and will work tirelessly to support freedom and free elections wherever and whenever possible.
It is an important message to send, as it promotes our own ideals, values, and ideologies around the globe.
And as much as I can't stand President Obama, I was actually proud of him and Secretary Clinton yesterday. They did the right thing.
And they sent a big message to the rest of the world.
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