Obamas Chiseled Abs hahahahahahahaha

Every time, I hear or read about the fake impostor in chief and his so called chiseled abs, I ask my self what are they talking about?

It’s been reported that Obama has worked out as long as an hour and a half and he’ll sometimes go to the gym at night only to return in the early morning if his workout schedule requires him to do so. And if you think all of this is impressive then you’ll be even more amazed at the fact that he was able to play participate in basketball practice with the North Caroline Tar Heels basketball team; he’s been known to play basketball elsewhere too (See him in action on the beach). Good gosh, to quote Ralph Kramden.

Every time, I hear or read about the Doom and Gloom in chief so called chiseled abs, sharp pecs? I ask my self what are they talking about? Now Lou Ferrigno, that's chiseled, Obama is a figment of the media' imagination.

To the Gift No Way Jose US Tobacco Sues

Two of the three largest U.S. tobacco companies filed suit Monday to block marketing restrictions in a law that gives the U.S. Food and Drug Administration authority over tobacco, claiming the provisions violate their right to free speech.

R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., maker of Camel cigarettes, and Lorillard Inc., which sells the Newport menthol brand, filed the federal lawsuit with several other tobacco companies.

It is the first major challenge of the legislation passed and enacted in June, and a lawyer for tobacco consumers doubted the lawsuit will be successful.

The tobacco makers claim provisions of the law "severely restrict the few remaining channels we have to communicate with adult tobacco consumers," Martin L. Holton III, senior vice president and general counsel for Reynolds, said in a statement.

The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act gives the FDA authority over tobacco for the first time and lets the agency reduce nicotine in tobacco products, ban candy flavorings and block labels such "low tar" and "light." Tobacco companies also must put large graphic warnings over any carton images.

It's about time someone fights back. Overwhelm the system, I say. That is what the CEO of General Motors should have done.