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[AUDIO] Bill Clinton Is Excited For Lil Wayne's Prison Release

Get Wit It Mag — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 14:22:12 +0000

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Get Wit It Mag — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 07:15:58 +0000

Politics-Did He Just Say “Barack Obama is the worst president in history”?

Some been attacking Obama before he became president. According to CNN since Mr Obama took office, the rate of threats against the president has increased 400 per cent from the 3,000 a year or so under President George W. Bush, according to Ronald Kessler, author of In the President’s Secret Service.

Some threats to Mr Obama, whose Secret Service codename is Renegade, have publicised, including an alleged plot by white supremacists in Tennessee late last year to rob a gun store, shoot 88 black people, decapitate another 14 and then assassinate the first black president in American history.

Now Ben Quayle, running for the GOP nomination in the state’s 3rd Congressional District, speaks directly to the camera in the spot,“Barack Obama is the worst president in history,” Quayle says in the ad’s opening seconds.

The 33-year-old says, “my generation will inherit a weakened country.”
Citing “drug cartels in Mexico” and “tax cartels in D.C.,” Quayle asks, “What’s happened to America?”

“I love Arizona. I was raised right,” he says. “Somebody has to go to Washington and knock the hell out of the place.”

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“YOU’RE EITHER WIT IT OR NOT”

Get Wit It Mag — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 14:59:15 +0000

ITS BEEN A SAD DAY IN WEST AFRICA, LIBERIA

Mr. G. Momo Johnson

The Johnson & Karnley family profoundly regret to announced the passing of their son, brother, father, uncle and friend the Honorable Mr. G. Momo Johnson Deputy Commissioner of Immigration for Operations, Republic of Liberia. This sad event occurred on Tuesday, January 12th, 2010 at the J. F. Kennedy Medical Center in Monrovia, Liberia after a brief illness. Mo Johnson, as he was affectionately called, was predeceased by his father, Mr. Thomas K. Johnson. He leaves to mourn his mothers, Mrs. Maima Karnley, Mrs. Hawa Johnson, step son, Louis Karbedeh, five brothers, Seh Johnson(Predeceased), Eddie Lynch(Predeceased), Varney Gray, Boakai “Beejay” Johnson, Sando B. Johnson, Lawrence Karnley, five sisters, Musu Gray, Hawa Gray, Somo Johnson(Predeceased)Hawa Karnley, Gbatey Karnley, Fatu Johnson Aunties: Her Excellency Madam Ellen Johnson Sirleaf , President Republic of Liberia, Mrs. Jenneh Johnson Bernard, Johnson, Zoe P. Traub, Uncles: Charles Johnson(Predeceased) Mr. Robert V. Johnson, Mr. Carney Johnson, Mr. Ambulai B. Johnson, Mr. Armah Johnson Mr. Kederick Johnson, Mr. Gaye Tyler, Zwana “ZB” Johnson; host of other relatives and friends including; Henry Vuyou, Mr. Varney Holmes, Tenneh Zoe Hutchinson, Anthony Johnson, Albert Johnson, Sando Johnson, Morris Thomas, Bendu Johnson Clarke, Jartu Moore Tesanna, Bendu Fahnbulleh Duncan; Oscar B. Johnson, Victor Johnson, Randall Snorton, Clarence Moore, Fred Sackey, Minnie Johnson Benson, Madia T. Harmon, Amelia Curtis, Jeff Duwana, Richard B. Devine, Kula Scott, Wiata Devine Zaro, Musu Karmo Doe, Musu Vuyou Richards, Famatta Vuyou, Roland D. Anderson, Boimah Edwards, Sando Sherman,

Get Wit It Mag — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 01:28:27 +0000

PRESIDENT OBAMA SNOWED UNDER BY HIS PROMISE OF ACTIONS

When President Barack Obama gets back to work in the Oval Office on Monday, he will find that his agenda for 2010 looks rather different to how it did before his Christmas break in Hawaii.

For one, national security has shot to the top of his to-do list with the attempted Christmas day terrorist attack and the holes in the US’s intelligence systems it exposed. His challenges in Afghanistan, meanwhile, deepened with a New Year’s day suicide attack that killed eight Central Intelligence Agency officers.

“Let’s work together, with a seriousness of purpose, to do what must be done to keep our country safe,” the president said on Saturday in his weekly address, calling for an end to the partisan finger-pointing over national security. “As we begin this new year, I cannot imagine a more fitting resolution to guide us – as a people and as a nation,” he said.

The president’s desk was far from empty when he left Washington on Christmas eve – the healthcare reform legislation he wanted to sign before the end of 2009 still requires a lot of work, as does financial regulation, while the unemployment rate remains in double digits.

This year Mr Obama will have to juggle two wars and a growing al-Qaeda threat against a slew of domestic tasks, all the while grappling with the reality that his political honeymoon is over.

“The president has a choice to make and only he can make it,” says Bill Galston, a former Clinton administration adviser now at the Brookings Institution.

“Is 2010 going to be the year of jobs and the economy or is it going to a year where the American people stand by angrily while the Senate debates matters such as cap-and-trade and immigration reform?” Mr Galston asks.

Mr Obama put both climate change and immigration high on his priority list when he took office, but with the economic recovery failing to translate into job creation and healthcare reform not yet passed, he will have to focus on the issues that Americans really care about, analysts say.

The president stepped up his administration’s efforts to counter the jobs crisis, holding summits in December with chief executives and economists to discuss job creation ideas, and urging bankers to start lending again, partly to spur on a hiring boom.

He had been planning to focus on jobs when he returned to the office on Monday, but healthcare will consume much of his January. The bill that passed through the Senate on Christmas eve now has to be merged with the House version, which is generally more liberal, except on abortion funding.

That merger process is expected to be difficult and will require Mr Obama’s intervention to persuade liberal Democrats to pass the merged bill, which political necessity dictates must mirror the Senate version.

With so many pressing tasks on his agenda, the criticism of the president’s first year in office that he was trying to do too much at once looks set to be repeated. But Mr Obama’s advisers say he has been delivering on his campaign promises.

“He’s doing remarkable work on these systemic problems like healthcare, energy, education reform,” said David Plouffe, Mr Obama’s presidential campaign manager.

“Not all of the issues that he is pursuing will go through the legislative crucible – it’s going to take time and it’s going to take effort and it’s going to be hard.”

But if the voting public perceive the president to be focusing too much on second-tier issues, even if they were presidential campaign pledges, he will be seen to be out of touch.

That would be especially damaging this year, because the mid-term congressional elections, due in November, could see Democrats lose their majority in the Senate and erode their hold over the House of Representatives.

“The president will have to shape his agenda and his travel schedule, and fundraising efforts this year will have at least one eye on November,” Mr Galston of Brookings said.

With many liberal and independent voters voicing disappointment at Mr Obama’s performance to date, many analysts agree that the president must sharpen his focus this year.

“What [Americans] are seeing is weakness, waffling, and wandering through the wilderness without an ideological compass,” Drew Westen, professor at Emory University, wrote in a blog on the Huffington Post website. “That’s a recipe for going nowhere fast – but getting there by November.”

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Get Wit It Mag — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 05:26:26 +0000

NEW JERSEY “PICKS” A NEW GOVERNOR

While Chris Christie is given his speech, thanking the people of New Jersey for giving him the Governor position. Seven year old boy – decided to pick for his lost treasure, Take a look at the kid in the lower-right…

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Get Wit It Mag — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 22:08:45 +0000

AL SHARPTON’S AT THE PLAYERS CLUB

Wait a second, Al Sharpton and Lisa Raye are dating? Where were we the whole time this relationship started? We noticed something was lingering in the air when Lisa Raye company the side of Al Sharpton for Michael Jackson’s death tribute,but didn’t really think nothing of it. Now he’s hosting WWE Raw and guess who was with him, go ahead, I bet you won’t guess, you give up? Ha! Lisa Raye. Holding her so tight you would of thought they were inseparable. Spotted by our Get Wit It insiders at the Roland Martin’s Congressional Black Caucus party in Washington D.C the couple was holding hands like an average couple. Not like Jay-z and Beyonce, keeping their personal life personal, this odd couple is out for the open. Once upon a time Lisa Raye was married to Turks and Caicos Prime Minister Michael Misick, who has stepped down late march of 09.