After seeing how well Sharpton did in Iowa and New Hampshire in 2004 it’s easy to see why NBC News would put its credibility on the line by hiring him as a host and giving him a platform to criticize
All this in an effort to doom Mitt Romney’s campaign.
Weekly Standard: MSNBC host Martin Bashir interviewed Stanton Peele, a psychologist and an “expert on addiction,” this afternoon. Bashir urged Peele to psychologically evaluate supporters of the Tea Party. “It reminds us of addiction because addicts are seeking something that
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Jesse Jackson instructs his receptive audience on how the Tea Party movement in America circa 2010 is the same as the Civil War 150 years ago. No, we’re not exaggerating.
Nice to see Republican congressmen like Florida’s Connie Mack firing back at the media when they pull things like this. Looks like Republican politicians are starting to learn that they don’t have to roll over and take it any more.
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Part 1: Part 2: Wow. Vintage Palin.
Hey, with the NBA strike looming, we’ve got to watch SOMETHING.
In a hard-hitting web ad, the Romney campaign highlights the economic woes of Chicago just as its favorite son comes home for a birthday fundraiser.
State television has shown former President Hosni Mubarak being wheeled into a defendant’s cage on a gurney at the start of his trial on charges of corruption and ordering the killing of protesters during the uprising that ousted him.
In a baffling and confusing interview, NBC News’ newest star Al Sharpton doesn’t seem to understand the difference between the debt ceiling issue, credit rating downgrade and default. He also, clearly, doesn’t listen to his guest’s answers to his nonsensical
Are you starting to wonder how the other reporters at NBC News feel about this hire?
And this gets blamed on the Tea Party in 5…4…3…2…
Why? Because it’s damn funny, that’s why.
How does this compare to Carter’s “Malaise”?
Interesting analysis from political adviser Dick Morris.
Remember, choosing Joe Biden was Barack Obama’s first major executive decision.
