Actually, that was the position of New York Times columnist Gail Collins in November 2008 concerning President George W. Bush. The economic situation was so bad, she wanted Bush to resign and step aside so that the economic problems could
From the New York Post: A beautiful Brazilian soap star has the lead role in her own daytime drama, which casts George Soros, the billionaire financier of lefty causes, as a heavy who not only broke her heart, but also
At this rate we’re going to have to do two, three of these a day. My heavens, we may have to have a Big Sharpton just to keep up if we much resist and much about commit to daily on
I’m amused that Sharpton spends a portion of his news program addressing … Rush Limbaugh. I also love that he falls back on the classic defense of “Ah! He took the bait! I made myself look silly and risk getting
It’s Al Sharpton talking, we know that much. “But resist we much. We must and we will much about that be committed.” Editor’s note: Post updated after fixing the code. Oftentimes Wordpress strips the code from the post during the
So much … this in such a short time. I love how his guests smile and knowingly glance at the camera the same way that a coworker turns to you and smiles when you’ve just been cornered by your drunk
[youtube XifNbkwJUz0 nolink] “Geez, no wonder Kerry did so well in an election. If it wasn’t for the tea party they’d have passed the debt ceiling thumbs up, we’d be triple B! […] … liste, if my wife started spending
Courtesy Rush, I had to Google to see if there were really this many entries. Oh my. Everyone but himself.
“We pay most of the taxes and you want to call us what?” When asked what the President should say to the American public on Monday? “‘I apologize. I apologize because I did not lead this country to success’ …
Meanwhile, media blames conservatives.
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com Well, what is the president doing? We know that he went to a — — he went to fundraisers last night. What’s he doing today?
From Fox Business: First of a three-part series David Brock, chairman and chief executive of Media Matters for America, told a news website earlier this year that his nonprofit is now moving to “sabotage” FOX News because it says the
It’s almost expected anymore when the media does it but our elected officials aren’t supposed to turn on the constituency with bullying tactics. From the St. Louis Tea Party: ST. LOUIS TEA PARTY CONDEMNS “TERRORIST” REMARKS FROM VICE-PRESIDENT BIDEN, LAWMAKERS
The awesomeness pouring forth from Al Sharpton’s new 6 p.m. slot over at MSNBC warranted its own series. Enjoy. From Breitbart.tv: [youtube uIUYESMBUEU nolink] In a baffling and confusing interview, NBC News’ newest star Al Sharpton doesn’t seem to understand
This guy, that’s who. [youtube LzuGYAUdBfA nolink]
Al Sharpton, plus Soros lackey and wannabe muckraker Lee Fang from Think Progress.
It’s difficult to tell if O’Donnell is quoting the Democratic base for the sake of the question (inaudible due to crosstalk in the beginning) or if she included herself in that “we” to cast her lot in with Democrats on
“Let’s do this interview without talking points, let’s just talk to each other, OK?” Is Don Lemon serious? He interrupted Paul constantly; no one wants to hear Lemon try to argue (instead of interview) with Paul and try to pass
Oh my. Watching Al Sharpton perform off-the-cuff analysis is like watching a completely inebriated individual attempt to stand up, over and over again, and failing. “Well if he never said ‘goalposts,’ how did he move the goalposts?” […] “But after
From Fox Nation: The New York Times downplayed the arrest of an AWOL Muslim soldier charged in connection with a plot to attack Fort Hood soldiers. The newspaper all but ignored the role Pfc. Naser Jason Abdo’s religious faith may
“I know you’re creating a thing here for Fox.” “That’s not what I’m doing. You know better than that.” Apparently, asking the President as to the whereabouts of his party’s plan is “creating a thing” for Fox.
Way to lean forward, Martin Bashir! Forgive, but I tend to feel rubbed the wrong way when a foreign journalist condescends to us about our politics.
“Show us the plan. It’s not a talking point, that’s not fair.” Jay Carney apparently believes that a campaign speech is a plan. The way he condescendingly dismisses Ed Henry shows the full level of contempt that the White House
