Okay, okay… despite the obvious jokes about this pair that write themselves (including one that just popped in my head regarding the acronym SCOTUS), this was a most delusional segment from MSNBC about the Supreme Court ruling scaling back some of the restrictions of McCain-Feingold.
Liberals are gnashing their teeth, trying to convey that only “evil” corporations will benefit from this recent ruling, but it wasn’t restricted only to right-wing or “obscene” profiteering corporations – the Unions will make out HUGE on this, as well. Why do you think the progressives are going nuts about this? Are they just trying to make political hay about it, or are they just so stupid they don’t realize the beneficiaries of this ruling are on both sides of the political aisle?
Wow. What a shocka! Yesterday Beck talked about ACORN’S self-investigation by…ACORN’s ‘advisory board.’ And surprise surprise…they found ACORN did nothing wrong or illegal in the undercover prostitute sting tapes shot by novice filmmakers Hannah Giles and James O’Keefe.
I was as surprised as Glenn was. /sarc
By the way… that dude who is the CEO of “ACORN Housing” certainly does resemble a beardless Bertha, doesn’t he? Heh.
Irish filmmaker, Phelim McAleer, was one among many “environmental” journalists who recently attended a conference held by Al Gore. McAleer, creator of an opposition documentary called “Not Evil, Just Wrong,” was able to ask questions of Gore, but apparently the other enviro-journalists weren’t interested in his line of questioning and cut his mic.
Yes, that’s a great way for libs to show their tolerances… stifle free speech. Remember, if you’re on the left, free speech is not exactly what you think it is. I’m still shocked Gore took questions from the audience.
BTW, what the hell is an “environmental journalist” anyway?
Today, Glenn had artist Pat Courrielche on to discuss the recent NEA conference call with the White House, calling on all artists to use their media to promote all of Obama’s agenda items. Pat recorded the phone conference because he felt uncomfortable with what they were asking. I’m just going to let you watch the segment, and will display below Pat’s write-up about this whole affair below from this article:
“What does it mean when a government official evades the truth?
On August 25th, I published an article discussing a conference call hosted by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), the White House Office of Public Engagement, and United We Serve that invited a group of art community luminaries “to help lay a new foundation for growth, focusing on core areas of the recovery agenda – health care, energy and environment, safety and security, education, community renewal.”
In the article I argued that it was not the role of the National Endowment for the Arts to use the arts to address specific issues, especially those of “health care” and “energy and environment” that are being vehemently debated nationally. I also clearly indicated that I was invited by the NEA and questioned their involvement in a meeting of this nature.
Two days later an article was published in the Washington Times that referenced my account of the conference call. Kerry Picket reported in the article that she “asked the NEA for a copy of the invitation to the conference call, but Communications Director for the NEA Yosi Sergant told us that they were not the ones who sent out the invitations for the conference call.” Picket continues, “Mr. Sergant directed us to the Corporation for National and Community Service as the body that sent out the invitations.”
Well, someone is playing loose with the facts. And let me say clearly here and now, it is not I. As can be clearly seen here, the invitation not only came from the National Endowment for the Arts, but from Sergant himself.”
This should truly frighten all of us. I URGE you all to go read Pat’s article here and check out his own invitation to the call, and what artwork has been produced as a result of this co-mingling of interests. Folks, the WHITE HOUSE itself was IN on the conference call! And Sargent says to be patient while they learn how to legally post government site on Facebook, and how to communicate on Twitter legally? Are they kidding us? What is happening????
Well, recently our Community Organizer-in-Chief said that all of this hullaballoo over health care and other issues in August going into September is all of us just getting “wee-weed up.” Huh? What the hell is wee-weed up? Did he mean “pissed off?” I couldn’t figure it out myself. Luckily today we got a translation from D.C.’s own “Baghdad” Bob Gibbs at the White House press briefing. Apparently “wee-weed up” means “bedwetting.”
Yeah, that’s right. The president basically said folks opposing him or his plans and ideas are just bedwetters. Nice. Okay, B-HO, I’ll play your game. Using your same vernacular, this is what I have to say: You are a big poopy-head, making a big stinky doody all over the place. Change you say? I agree. But in this case, the “change” needed is of your ideological diaper.
A good friend passed along this video to me today, and it couldn’t have come on a better day. Enjoy!
This video perfectly embodies the sentiment of those who oppose big government and unsustainable spending.
This is a country that runs on the consent of the governed – and I DO NOT consent to my [...]
I am SO proud of one of my home state’s Republican Senators, Tom Coburn. Not only is he a fine Senator, but he’s also a physician. Today he fired a warning shot across the bow to Dems, saying that if they think they can vote yes on the “deem to pass” rule but think they [...]
Well, somebody’s gotta pick up ACORN’s slack, dont’ they?
Yesterday on Beck, Glenn revealed even more lies the president and top Dems are churning out about alleged “victims” of our “broken” healthcare system. They keep trotting out these people at press events and other occasions to use and abuse these people to get this healthcare [...]
…and hilarity ensues.
I don’t agree with Stewart’s political views, but when he’s funny, he’s really funny. Check out this latest video of his recent discovery of Chatroulette.
I didn’t know Brian Williams had that good a sense of humor! I needed this laugh today.
From the ZDNet blog today:
At the RSA Conference in San Francisco, U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano discusses three efforts underway to ensure the security of the nation’s cyberinfrastructure. This includes the development of National Cybersecurity Incident Response Plan, which will facilitate a coordinated response to cyberthreats from the federal government, local city [...]
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