Tea Party slugs arrive in buses yelling "You work for us." No, Obama works for America, Tea Partiers, and even though you are the crankiest, most obnoxious, irrational, rudest and most violent, you are only a small, teeny tiny, itty bitty sliver of America.
I'll let this video speak for itself.
Next up, we have John Cornyn of Secession-Me Texas who says Obama isn't listening to republicans. Shut up. We have the blue dogs for rational conservative input. At the end, where Cornyn says "May God continue to bless the United States of America," it sounds like one of those ongoing digs at Obama, meant to discredit and delegitimize Obama and the office of the presidency. As if God needs to continue to bless America because Obama is president. That is how these people think:
Rush Limbaugh says Obama needs to resign. Ha! Shut your pie hole Rush. I'd love a few minutes with this guy so that I could figure out what his thing was. Does he really believe all the crap that falls out of his mouth or is much of it theater?
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Saturday, September 12, 2009
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Daschle, Armey, Coburn and Maddow on Meet the Press Aug. 16
Town halls don't hurt the health care debate. Misinformation does, says Tom Daschle.
David Gregory asks the panel about the escalation of violence at town halls. He points out that Timothy McVeigh had the same thing written on his shirt the day he bombed the Alfred P. Murrah Building in Oklahoma City in 1995 as the man with the gun strapped to his leg at Obama's town hall in New Hampshire.
Tom Coburn says this debate isn't about healthcare. It's about fear of government. That makes sense. My question is why now? Why is everyone suddenly fearing government? I'd say it's driven by hatred and fear of Obama from our fringes. Dick Armey, of course, who is on the fringes, believes that Obama has earned the violent reaction in the the 7 or so months Obama's been in office, which is irrational and proves there is something deeper here.
David Gregory sits down with Rachel after the show:
David Gregory asks the panel about the escalation of violence at town halls. He points out that Timothy McVeigh had the same thing written on his shirt the day he bombed the Alfred P. Murrah Building in Oklahoma City in 1995 as the man with the gun strapped to his leg at Obama's town hall in New Hampshire.
Tom Coburn says this debate isn't about healthcare. It's about fear of government. That makes sense. My question is why now? Why is everyone suddenly fearing government? I'd say it's driven by hatred and fear of Obama from our fringes. Dick Armey, of course, who is on the fringes, believes that Obama has earned the violent reaction in the the 7 or so months Obama's been in office, which is irrational and proves there is something deeper here.
Rachel Maddow doesn't let Armey get away with his lies.
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David Gregory sits down with Rachel after the show:
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