Double Agent CIA Killer Speaks From the Grave Video

There is just no way to put away all the extremist maniacs when they're willing to make videos to be viewed after they're dead.

Then we have republicans, such as Peter King, who are doing nothing but getting in the way, exploiting people's fears. Republicans don't seem to realize that we elected a president. It's just the strangest thing.

If terrorists see that republicans aren't on board with our President on national security, they will find a way to use that to their advantage. The republicans need to stop criticizing Obama on national security. If they're going to do it, they need to do it in PRIVATE.

This isn't health care or the economy. Republicans are playing around with our lives. It's as though they want the terrorist attacks to keep coming, so that they can attack the Obama administration. It appears republicans will do anything for political gain.

Media Responds to GOP Attacks

They were like animals in the lead up to McCain's speech. Frankly, I've never seen anything like it and then McCain acts as if he's a uniter not a divider. Sounds familiar.
Anyway, the media was caught up in the GOP show, which cast stones at everyone who wasn't a republican. See the video they're hollering about here. Media responds:

Swamp: After several primetime speakers at this week's Republican National Convention unleashed a barrage of attacks on the news media for their coverage of vice-presidential nominee Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, network news executives defended their coverage and dismissed the charges as a stale political strategy meant to distract viewers from legitimate election issues.

"It's a time-honored marketing ploy and, every time they bash the media, it means they're not talking about a vision or a plan," CNN president Jon Klein said. "But the best antidote to cynical marketing is solid reporting."

CNN had a dustup with the McCain campaign earlier this week after Campbell Brown's persistent questioning of McCain spokesman Tucker Bounds on Palin's foreign-policy experience as governor of Alaska prompted the campaign to cancel McCain's scheduled appearance on Larry King Live. (Bounds and CNN have since patched thing up.)

"America has been presented with a total unknown who might be a heartbeat away from the presidency," Klein said of Palin, "and Americans have every right to expect as much information as possible about this person so that they can make an informed choice. Certainly our critics are in favor of Americans making an informed choice, aren't they?" more