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In this video, Robert Gibbs wins the argument. Yes, the same Robert Gibbs who steamrollered over a question about the “Fairness Doctrine”. Where is the presumption of innocence here? How dare Santelli call people “losers”. What does he mean by 8% versus 92%?
If anyone has committed fraud, let the law deal with that. Otherwise, let's respect the fact that this is an economic nightmare that the law failed to protect us from. The chaos is so widespread that even if anyone does manage to sell their house to cover their bills, they risk being evicted from rented accommodation when their landlord gets repossessed.
In this video, Robert Gibbs wins the argument. Yes, the same Robert Gibbs who steamrollered over a question about the “Fairness Doctrine”. Where is the presumption of innocence here? How dare Santelli call people “losers”. What does he mean by 8% versus 92%?
If anyone has committed fraud, let the law deal with that. Otherwise, let's respect the fact that this is an economic nightmare that the law failed to protect us from. The chaos is so widespread that even if anyone does manage to sell their house to cover their bills, they risk being evicted from rented accommodation when their landlord gets repossessed.
In this video, Robert Gibbs wins the argument. Yes, the same Robert Gibbs who steamrollered over a question about the “Fairness Doctrine”. Where is the presumption of innocence here? How dare Santelli call people “losers”. What does he mean by 8% versus 92%?
If anyone has committed fraud, let the law deal with that. Otherwise, let's respect the fact that this is an economic nightmare that the law failed to protect us from. The chaos is so widespread that even if anyone does manage to sell their house to cover their bills, they risk being evicted from rented accommodation when their landlord gets repossessed.
My apologies for the sometimes-shakiness of the video, but I kept having folks move in front of my camera, so just bear with me. Michele Bachmann was just one of the fine speakers for this dinner. George Will gave the Keynote Address, and blew the doors off the room. I honestly never knew George was [...]
One of the guest speakers for the mid-day Opening Session luncheon, Herman Cain, popped in to the AFP Bloggers’ Row, and to our tremendous surprise, he was willing to give us all a sit-down interview. The whole group got to ask him questions, one at a time, about what his political plans are for the [...]
Last Friday, I was blessed to be part of Bloggers’ Row at the Americans for Prosperity Annual Summit, “Defending the American Dream,” in Washington D.C. We had several luminaries come through to visit with us. Michele Bachmann came through to say hello and say ‘thank you’ to all of us bloggers, and encourage us to [...]
Awesome and out-freakin-standing video, h/t YouTube user BanjoBen1: Nashville based songwriters Jamie Teachenor and “Banjo” Ben Clark team up for this exclusive release, aimed to raise-the-hair and boil-the-blood of every liberty-loving American ready to make a difference this fall…one vote at a time. Please help the powerful voice of “We The People” ring through the [...]
h/t Marooned In Marin via the Fire Andrea Mitchell blog African religion? That’s a new one. I guess progressive liberals are into inventing new religions now, since that whole atheism thing isn’t really catching on that well. Watch the following video as some white trash progressive approaches a conservative, tea party supporting black man at [...]
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In this video, Robert Gibbs wins the argument. Yes, the same Robert Gibbs who steamrollered over a question about the “Fairness Doctrine”. Where is the presumption of innocence here? How dare Santelli call people “losers”. What does he mean by 8% versus 92%?
If anyone has committed fraud, let the law deal with that. Otherwise, let's respect the fact that this is an economic nightmare that the law failed to protect us from. The chaos is so widespread that even if anyone does manage to sell their house to cover their bills, they risk being evicted from rented accommodation when their landlord gets repossessed.
In this video, Robert Gibbs wins the argument. Yes, the same Robert Gibbs who steamrollered over a question about the “Fairness Doctrine”. Where is the presumption of innocence here? How dare Santelli call people “losers”. What does he mean by 8% versus 92%?
If anyone has committed fraud, let the law deal with that. Otherwise, let's respect the fact that this is an economic nightmare that the law failed to protect us from. The chaos is so widespread that even if anyone does manage to sell their house to cover their bills, they risk being evicted from rented accommodation when their landlord gets repossessed.
In this video, Robert Gibbs wins the argument. Yes, the same Robert Gibbs who steamrollered over a question about the “Fairness Doctrine”. Where is the presumption of innocence here? How dare Santelli call people “losers”. What does he mean by 8% versus 92%?
If anyone has committed fraud, let the law deal with that. Otherwise, let's respect the fact that this is an economic nightmare that the law failed to protect us from. The chaos is so widespread that even if anyone does manage to sell their house to cover their bills, they risk being evicted from rented accommodation when their landlord gets repossessed.