Lighten Up!

Mitt Romney is the Republican presidential possibility the Far Left seems most to fear, and no to Osama, Obama and Chelsea's Moma is a message the Far Left does not want to hear.

Osama is Osama bin Laden, the Islamic extremist head of the terroristic al Qaeda organization; Obama is Barack Hussein Obama, the junior senator from Illinois who wants to be the first person educated in a Saudi-supported mosque wahabbi school in Indonesia to become President of the United States and the woman who publicly complains about his failure to pick up his socks as America's first Black First Lady; and Chelsea's Moma is that woman who chose to work at Arkansas' Rose Law Firm instead of bake cookies and wants to make her impeached spouse America's first First Gentleman, Hillary Rodham Clinton.

The original joke went like this: Chelsea Clinton went to Iraq and asked a brave Marine whether he was afraid of anything. He replied: "Osama, Obama and your Moma."

It's morphed a bit. Now there's a campaign slogan: "No to Osama, Obama and Chelsea's Moma."

Far Leftists are not tolerant of jokes at their expense, so it's not surprising that when Republican presidential aspirant Mitt Romney appeared in a photo with a campaign sign setting forth that rhythmic slogan, a Far Leftist went on the attack.