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Thursday, September 20, 2012
The daily Show presents "Chaos on Bullshit Mountain."
This is an awesome take down of the Fox News hypocrisy, in two parts. A MUST SEE in my opinion.
I sincerely hope that in the near future, the prevalent attitude toward a national network of misinformation and outright lies, is that its a phase of insanity that no longer exists, eating away at the American intelligence, like a disease.
“Madam president, I’m so sorry. We have no more votes today,” Reid said. “No more votes today. It’s obvious to me what’s going on. I’ve been to a few of these rodeos. It is obvious there is a big stall taking place. One of the senators who doesn’t want to debate tonight won’t be in a debate. While he can’t use the Senate as an excuse, there will be no more votes today.”
Reid’s maneuver came moments after the Boston Globe quoted Brown saying he’d skip the debates if called on for Senate business. His move came as a surprise to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell who appeared on the floor shortly after Reid to request evening votes proceed as scheduled. Reid objected."
"how Ann Romney, for whom Georgette has served on the host committee for several fundraisers in New York, privately reacted to Democratic attacks on her dressage-competing mare. (“My horse has more style and more class in its hoof than they do in their whole deal,” Lyn recounts.)"
Thanks for posting this, Jesse. I watched The Daily Show last night and thoroughly enjoyed it. Am also enjoying the Warren v. Brown debate as I am typing.
THEY JUST DON'T GET IT!
ReplyDeleteHhhmmm. Now where have I heard that before. It sure sounds familiar. Hey can someone....
But then again, what can one expect from a news organization that has PROUDLY and openly admitted in court that they lie to their viewers?
I'm still waiting for the FCC the react to THAT piece of information.
Another quick, clean take-down of the lying and hypocritical talking heads at the GOP Network, Faux Nooz, the Un-funny Comical "Newsy" Channel.
ReplyDeleteJon Stewart is the man!
I sincerely hope that in the near future, the prevalent attitude toward a national network of misinformation and outright lies, is that its a phase of insanity that no longer exists, eating away at the American intelligence, like a disease.
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Girly men in Washington? Not Harry Reid. Former boxer he has been playing rope a dope with the republicans, now he brings it.
Harry Reid Calls Off Votes To Prevent Scott Brown From Ditching Debate With Elizabeth Warren
tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2012/09/harry-reid-calls-off-votes-to-prevent-scott-brown-from-ditching-debate-with-elizabeth-warren.php?ref=fpa
“Madam president, I’m so sorry. We have no more votes today,” Reid said. “No more votes today. It’s obvious to me what’s going on. I’ve been to a few of these rodeos. It is obvious there is a big stall taking place. One of the senators who doesn’t want to debate tonight won’t be in a debate. While he can’t use the Senate as an excuse, there will be no more votes today.”
Reid’s maneuver came moments after the Boston Globe quoted Brown saying he’d skip the debates if called on for Senate business. His move came as a surprise to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell who appeared on the floor shortly after Reid to request evening votes proceed as scheduled. Reid objected."
Ann Romney: Ooops!
ReplyDeleteAnn Romney’s private response to horse attacks:
"how Ann Romney, for whom Georgette has served on the host committee for several fundraisers in New York, privately reacted to Democratic attacks on her dressage-competing mare. (“My horse has more style and more class in its hoof than they do in their whole deal,” Lyn recounts.)"
www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/election-2012/wp/2012/09/20/ann-romneys-private-response-to-horse-attacks/?wprss=rss_social-politics-rss&Post+generic=%3Ftid%3Dsm_twitter_washingtonpost
Eating her horse. It's what's for dinner!
Thanks for posting this, Jesse. I watched The Daily Show last night and thoroughly enjoyed it. Am also enjoying the Warren v. Brown debate as I am typing.
ReplyDeleteBest takedown ever. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHe's a treasure! His enthusiasm, snark, and timing are spot on.
ReplyDeleteyep, that was excellent, gryphen!
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