Shawn Mitchell, Barack Obama, and the Mark of the Beast

As usual, GOP state Sen. Shawn Mitchell saves his best stuff for Facebook:

So, if you look closely, all of the people in this Barack Obama campaign web ad have various issue goals written in marker on their hands. “Cleaner Energy,” “Equal Pay,” “Gender Equality,” and so forth. Apparently the Obama campaign asked supporters to write messages on their hands and post photos of their hands over their hearts. Celebrities like Natalie Portman, Scarlett Johansson, and Jessica Alba, all well-known Obama supporters, did so.

Sen. Mitchell’s overactive imagination immediately likening to:

Dialogue elevated thusly! God have mercy on Jessica Alba’s mortal soul.


Full story: Shawn Mitchell, Barack Obama, and the Mark of the Beast

17 Community Comments, Facebook Comments

  1. raymond1 says:

    You know, a “repulsive” leader requiring the “sinister” step of having his followers put a “mark” on themselves.

    This is worse than birtherism, which uses nasty fantasy only to depicts Obama as foreign and anti-American — not as the minion of Satan on Earth.

  2. parsingreality says:

    ….they volunteered to do this!  No struggle, no hesitation.

    Truly Obama is spawn of the devil.  

  3. Albert J. Nock says:

    Sharpies contain: n-propanol, n-butanol, diacetone alcohol and cresol. The first of these, n-propanol, is commonly used in cosmetics. The other three, however, are industrial solvents, chemicals that should not be sniffed, eaten, or put on the skin. As solvents, they penetrate the skin and fingernails and can enter the bloodstream. This makes the Sharpie ink a potential health hazard.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S

  4. JeffcoBlueJeffcoBlue says:

    No marks of the beast on THAT SHIT, ladies.

  5. ScottP says:

    but I’m not shocked and that makes me sad.

  6. Fidel's dirt nap says:

    ’82 East High grad.  Did some sort of movie about Rwanda and some other obscure films.  Fuck yeah, there’s your Colorado connection polsters !

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