A billboard in Cleveland asks if anyone has the testicles to impeach President Barack Obama.
The billboard features the sentences “DOES ANYONE IN CONGRESS HAVE A SET OF THESE” on one side, with a cartoon image of a set of testicles, which reads “TESTICLE FORTITUDE,” underneath. The other side features a cartoon caricature of Obama and reads “ENOUGH WITH THE LYING … YOU’RE OUT OF CONTROL … IMPEACHMENT NOW.” (Full graphic pictured below.)
The owner of the sign, Nancy Sysack, said it’s important to be direct, though other locals interviewed thought the billboard was offensive.
“Sometimes you’ve got to put things out there in order to make a point and get people to turn their heads,” Sysack said according to Cleveland’s ABC affiliate. “There’s more graphic stuff in the art museum.”
In a recent interview Rep. Ted Yoho (R-FL) said that if impeachment were to happen Obama would have brought it on himself.
“So if an impeachment comes up, it’s not because Congress wants to do that, it’s because the president has chosen to bring that upon himself by not enforcing the laws on the books,” Yoho said in an interview with the Tea Party Express. “If he doesn’t like a law he needs to get that changed, not wave his pen and use his phone and he has arrogantly stated over and over again.”
See the full (graphic) billboard, via The Daily Banter, below:
Not anti-Obama without at least some sort of reference to Africa. Wimps.
And I could point out that it’s “testicular fortitude” but why bother?
From Jimmy James’s Book:
“I never doubted myself for a minute for I knew that my monkey-strong bowels were girded with strength, like the loins of a dragon ribboned with fat and the opulence of buffalo dung. Glorious sunset of my heart was fading. Soon the super karate monkey death car would park in my space. But Jimmy has fancy plans, and pants to match.”
At least they spelled “you’re” right. That is a bit surprising.
You think a guy (you know it’s a guy) that refers to his balls as “the Big Kahunas” would be fun to hang out with.
I suspect that’s not the case here.
“There’s more graphic stuff in the art museum.”
Aaand when was the last time you were actually in an Art Museum?
more gop outreach . . .