Video: Chris Matthews Compares Paul Ryan’s Prolife Views to Sharia Law
Watch this video where Chris Matthews calls Paul Ryan’s prolife views “extremist,” on the par with Sharia law:
Watch this video where Chris Matthews calls Paul Ryan’s prolife views “extremist,” on the par with Sharia law:
In a massive “oops” moment by Fox, one of the focus group members who had voted for Obama in 2008 was asked about his current impressions of the president and let loose with a profanity.
The clearly agitated man noted that he had voted for Obama before, but that was because he had been “lied to” by Obama. He’s obviously not making the same mistake twice:
He’s lied about everything. He lied to get elected in 2008, that’s why I voted for him. I bought it. Bull. And, he’s lied about everything. He hasn’t come through on anything. And he’s been bullsh**ting the public with the media behind him.
CNN correspondent and second presidential debate moderator Candy Crowley disgraced herself tonight, repeatedly intervening to save a floundering President Obama and showing why many Americans were rightfully suspicious of her ability to moderate a presidential debate fairly.
Her most outrageous act tonight was her incorrect seconding of Obama’s statement that he declared the Libya terrorist attacks to be “terror.” While Obama did indeed use the word, this is not what he meant by it. Instead, he was simply referring to “acts of terror.” There was no mention of Al Qaeda or any of its affiliates with respect to the actual attack on the U.S. embassy in Benghazi.
Crowley bungled the facts in attempting to save Obama from his administration’s dreadful bungling of the Libya situation. She owes the American people an apology for inserting herself into the debate in such an inappropriate and embarrassing fashion.
Obama deliberately quoted himself out of context and Crowley not only allowed him to do so, she validated his intentionally narrow reading of the facts even before he pleaded for her to come to his rescue.
Here is the full Obama statement in reference to “terror” in Libya. As you can see, this was purely a generic discussion of violence:
“No acts of terror will ever shake the resolve of this great nation, alter that character, or eclipse the light of the values that we stand for. Today we mourn four more Americans who represent the very best of the United States of America. We will not waver in our commitment to see that justice is done for this terrible act. And make no mistake, justice will be done.”
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You have to see it to believe it. In this video, a “Obama boy” sings of his love for Obama, similar to the 2008 “Obama girl” video that went viral.
But this video is much, much worse. Inserted midway throughout the video is a woman who looks suspiciously like Michele Bachmann. And there are several scenes that seem intended to suggest fellatio.
CNN’s broadcast of this trashy video really is a new low for the network. John King’s involvement in it makes it all the worse.
If you care to watch it, here’s the video:
At a campaign event in Ohio yesterday, a woman introducing Republican Vice Presidential Nominee Paul Ryan compared Obama to Castro. She stated that we were “duped in Cuba by Castro. Let’s make sure it doesn’t happen again.”
Although she didn’t mention it, Paul Ryan recently vigorously criticized the Obama Administration’s Cuban policy.
Last month, the New York Times reported that:
Mr. Ryan argues that the Obama administration has been too willing to engage with Cuba and has made it too easy to travel back and forth and send money to Havana from the United States. He vowed that a Romney-Ryan administration would be “tough on Castro” as well as on Hugo Chávez, the Venezuelan leader.
Here’s the video from the campaign event yesterday:
On yesterday’s show, Rush Limbaugh hammered Morgan Freeman’s ridiculous Obama ad for playing the blame game and misleading viewers. Not only does Freeman talk about all the problems that Obama inherited, he also suggests that the President has gotten our factory lines “humming again.”
This is what Rush said about the ad:
What the hell does that say? It says absolutely nothing. All it does is start whining and making excuses. Every president inherits challenges. Few have faced so many. Yeah? That’d be surprising to George W. Bush. He had 9/11, his own recession. Ronaldus Magnus, the four years of Jimmy Carter, the Iranian hostage crisis he had to settle and fight the Cold War and defeat the Russians, the Soviets. These people think they’ve had it so tough. Four years later our enemies have been brought to justice. The hell they have. Our enemies are spiking the football. Zawahiri and Al-Qaeda are spiking the football! Killing our ambassador in Benghazi and three other Americans, after Obama has said there is no more Al-Qaeda. After Obama has tried to tell everybody he’s brought Al-Qaeda to its knees.
Here’s the ad itself:
Last night, NBC Nightly News broadcast a segment on the Texas school that is requiring students to wear RFID tags. RFID receivers are placed throughout the school so that administrators instantly know where every child is at. This also allows the school to know how many students are in class or absent at any one time.
Privacy advocates worry that the use of these chips is a preliminary step to wider application in society. As we have mentioned previously at Restoring Liberty, a major concern for privacy advocates is the “normalizing” effect of such applications.
A parent that was interviewed by NBC also posits a religious objection: that RFID technology represents, or is a precursor to, Revelation’s Mark of the Beast:
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In this NBC Meet the Press Interview, Stephen Colbert, with his typical dry humor, has positive things to say about Republican nominee Mitt Romney. He gives him the edge and says he’s “on fire” and “on a rocket ride to plausible.”
Colbert then explains that he doesn’t watch the news that much, and that he doesn’t come into work until 6:30.
He suggests his preparation for his routine is simple: he just says the opposite of whatever Rachel Maddow said the night before.
Colbert says he’s “usually good” with that:
Senator Lindsey Graham alleges on “Face the Nation” yesterday that the Obama Administration knew within twenty-four hours that the Benghazi attack was terrorism.
He went on to say that the Administration deliberately misled the United States people or is “incredibly incompetent.”
Graham also talks about the myriad of leaks from the Administration on other foreign policy issues, solely to make Obama look good. He contends this is evidence of Obama’s politicization of foreign policy. He believes the handling of Benghazi has been not different.
Here are Liz Cheney’s comments where she called it the worst cover-up in the “history of the Republic”:
In yet another surprise criticism from the left, Tom Brokaw called Obama to task for the “explosion in the federal budget deficit” that occurred during his term in office:
