BEHOLD: The person at CNN reporting on the Searchlight, NV rally claiming that “hundreds of people, at least DOZENS” of people came to the Sarah Palin rally.
Why, that’s at least TENS AND TENS of people, wouldn’t you say?
This is probably as good a time as any to mention that Sarah Palin posting names of congresspeople we need to vote out by using crosshairs on a map? NOT COOL. Here’s a bit of unsolicited advice for Sarah: If the current political climate is really heated and people are edgy and prone to lashing out in violent ways, there miiiiight be a more constructive way to build momentum for the GOP than talking about “reloading.”
Awwww. Thanks so much, Roland Martin. Thanks for taking the time from the Crap News Network to completely discount the majority of Americans that are completely against this blatant nationalized healthcare bill that will drive us into more debt and completely destroy healthcare as we know it.
Yet another shining example of how the compassionate left has their heads firmly planted up their assular areas.
Stay classy, Roland.
(PS – for the record, my tiny little Stockholm-Syndrome-induced brain actually can spell communism. And socialism. And epic fail. But you just keep on keeping on with that whole elitist and dismissive thing. It seems to be working for you pretty well…)
Here’s a classy little tidbit I read this morning. It’s from Big Government, and it points out the notion that the new liberal mantra should be something along the lines of either “Go Gangsta” or “break kneecaps and destroy the Republican Party.”
CNN Political Analyst Roland Martin wants liberals to go gangsta on conservatives, while The Huffington Post wants liberals to break my kneecaps. So very lovely. And compassionate to boot.
The pillar of journalistic prowess goes on to say:
You’ve given it your best shot, you’ve tried numerous times to talk with the Republicans, to negotiate, to meet them halfway on every single matter before the American people. But they hate you for many reasons. It’s time you break kneecaps (bold in original). It’s time to destroy the Republican Party. They don’t deserve a seat at the table when all they want to do is score political points by being the Party of No.
And, Big Government points out the illustration included with the text – a baseball bat with Obama’s first name on it.
Nothing says lovin’ like some good ol’ fashioned violence, huh?
Behold yet another example of liberal hypocrisy. Mmmm Mmmm Good….
According to this, Fox News is the most trusted news source now, despite CNN’s tagline claiming to have that bragging right.
A few days ago, Daisy told you all about the new White House Communications Director, David Pfeiffer, and his belief that “Fox is not a traditional news organization” and his insistence that the White House doesn’t “feel an obligation to treat them like we would treat a CNN or an ABC or an NBC or a traditional news organization.”
Well, that should go over about as well as the administration’s refusal thus far to understand the meaning behind the election results in Massachusetts.
You just keep riiiiiight on ignoring the majority, Obama. Judging from the quick and steady direction your approval ratings keep sliding in, that’s serving you really well.
Gawd.
Oh well, at least he’s got all of his first year accomplishments to fall back on:
The Washington Post reported on a provision in the health reform bill that would give the state of Louisiana – whose Senator, Mary Landrieu, is indecisive on health reform – $300 million.
This is called a big ol’ fat bribe, but Dems will call it something else semantically-correct and full of rainbows, kittens, and sunshine, I’m sure.
What I’d like to know is if we’re in so much debt and Obama and Reid and Pelosi and all the other stooges think this legislation is so “deficit NEUTRAL,” then how is it so darn easy to just throw $300 million at someone for a single vote? And if you’re having to shell out this much just to get ONE STUPID VOTE, then maybe your plan kind of sucks monkey poo. I don’t know about you guys, but $300 million is SORT of a lot of money. In fact, I myself wouldn’t mind seeing some of that $300 million back in my own paycheck. Sort of like a Christmas bonus, if you will…
Watch as CNN’s John King makes Sen. Sherrod Brown and Sen. Jeanne Shaheen squirm at first, only to regain their obviously fake composure and dance around the notion that Obamacare is all about buying votes and doing what it takes to “HELP” people (even though more than half of us don’t want this damn thing).
I could just be hormonal, but their arrogance makes me want to punch both of them in the face.
They hate it when conservatives have an opportunity to voice their opinions. CNN hates it the most. Just listen to this “reporter” from CNN badger one of the Tea Party attendees, interrupt him, and then portray him as some sort of extremist. The reporter back at the station is just as awful.
What happened across the country yesterday was a fantastic example of what being an American is all about. It was a pure display of patriotism. And the liberal media is collectively crapping itself over it. They simply cannot accept that this was a grassroots effort, one that was organized by regular American folks who are just sick and tired of what’s happening to this country at the hands of our current representatives. They can’t fathom that it wasn’t organized by Fox News or by some other large entity. They hate it, and because they hate it, they turn to their tired old tactics of simply denigrating the people who are simply expressing, peacefully, how they feel.
Case in point: Paul Begala’s article at (where else?) CNN.com. In it, he calls the attendees “Fox News clowns” and “right wing cranks.” But he didn’t stop there. He called us “goofballs” and “overpaid media millionaires” and “whiners.” He is absolutely certain that there was a big giant powerplayer behind this, because the alternative of regular everyday normal Americans thinking outside of the liberal agenda is unthinkable to him. And so, he does what is so typical of people like him – just resorts to insults and namecalling.
An anonymous (of course) person who noticed my post about the Tea Party on The Mock Dock forwarded me Begala’s article with the comment, “I saw you went to a Tea Party – I really hope this article makes you feel like a dumbass.”
Sorry to disappoint the liberals – but yesterday was a great success, if only to remind other like-minded Americans out there that they are not alone, and that they have the power to change the course of our future.
Well done, Tea Party goers!!!
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