Palin, Sanford, Jindal, Ensign, HuckaFOX….GINGRICH ….ETC. Two down (Sanford and Ensign)! Next, I predict Sarah Palin will be caught cheating with a MOOSE. The moose will be former Governor and current Fox News “Variety Show” pretender, Mr. Mike Huckabee, who will “BackSlide” into his 900LB body.

Governor Pawlenty of Minnesota and the king of Flip-Flop Lying, former Republican presidential candidate and Massachusetts governor, Mitt Romney remain unscathed,…. sort of.

Of the two, Romney is outright rotten and phoney. This dude spent 100 million dollars of his own money in the last presidential primaries, lying and performing political flip-flop gymnastics at a rate which even the dumbest Republicans couldn’t accept. Withered John MCSAME McCain thoroughly spanked him in the Republican primaries.

As for NEWT, forget it fatso — YOU WILL NEVER BE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. Period! Despicable extremist bigots like you are done in the “age of Obama.”

In anticipation of 2012, the G.O.P hypocrisy caucus is dancing in the Republican reality show, each hoping to face and unseat the chess-master, Barack Obama.

Who will be left standing in 2012? These hypocrites or the BIG FAT Toad Rush Limbaugh?

Will The GOP Stumble in 2012?

What Happens in Vegas ….

Sanford LIES Piling Up

Who Are The Leaders of The GOP?

Round-Table Talk on The State of The GOP

The Comedians’ Take on The G.O.P

…and The THUGS and CRAZIES Like Michelle Bachmann

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John King IS “Fundamentally” wrong: CNN’s King twisted facts in linking Obama to McCain’s “fundamentals of the economy are strong” comment

From MediaMatters: During the March 13 edition of CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360, guest host and CNN chief national correspondent John King alleged: “The president today said there were fundamentally sound aspects of the economy. He says we’ll get through this because of the innovative entrepreneurs, companies that are making good products, workers, American workers who are so productive. Almost exactly the same message he criticized [Sen.] John McCain for during the election.” In fact, Obama criticized McCain in September 2008 for broadly stating that “the fundamentals of our economy are strong,” not for, as King claimed, specifically pointing to entrepreneurs, companies, and American workers as “fundamentally sound aspects of the economy.” Indeed, it was only after Obama criticized McCain that McCain revised his comments to assert that by “fundamentals,” he had been referring to “the American worker, and their innovation, their entrepreneurship, the small business.”

Moments after misrepresenting Obama’s criticism of McCain, King also falsely suggested that Obama had broadly stated in his March 13 remarks that “the economy is fundamentally strong.” In fact, Obama did not comment on the broad “fundamentals” of the economy. As King had noted earlier, Obama pointed to specific “fundamentally sound aspects of our economy,” including, in Obama’s words, “all the outstanding companies, workers, all the innovation and dynamism in this economy.” [ READ MORE ]

On Saturday 15th March — John King was at it again, while interviewing the CRIMINAL MASTERMIND of the BUSH REGIME — Former Vice President Dick Cheney:

Interviewing former Vice President Dick Cheney, CNN’s John King asked Cheney several leading questions, most premised on conservative or Republican talking points, that provided Cheney ample opportunities to attack President Obama. For instance, King asked Cheney whether he “believe[s] the president of the United States has made Americans less safe” by reversing several Bush administration’s national security policies and whether he agrees with “the conservative weekly Human Events” that Obama is “trying to brazenly deceive the American people.”

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Writes: Eric Boehlert

Unhinged in 30 days: The right-wing media’s Obama era implosion

The Republican Noise Machine doesn’t need the customary 100 days to size up the new president. Right-wing commentators barely needed 30 days to come to their conclusion that they hate everything Barack Obama stands for.

   Laura Ingraham – Fox News’ Transgender Host

In terms of speed and efficiency, the right-wing collection of bloggers, AM talkers, pundits, and yes, newspaper cartoonists, may have set a new land speed record for becoming collectively unhinged, as they wail and moan about how the new Democratic president’s turning America into a fascist state, or communist, or socialist, or whatever other bugaboo claim Glenn Beck and Laura Ingraham are tossing out to viewers and listeners on a daily basis. [ READ MORE ]

Matthews calls Jindal’s “train from Disneyland to Las Vegas” claim “cartoon
talk,” “stupid talk”

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References:

1. GOP Senator Jim Bunning: Justice Ginsburg Will Be Dead In Nine Months
2. Loser: GOP Senator McSAME complains about Obama’s Helicopter

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Writes BOB HERBERT:

One of the goals of the STIMULUS package, of course, is to begin cleaning up the holy mess that resulted from the long, dark night of G.O.P. control in Washington. President Obama went out of his way to get a substantial number of Republicans to make a genuine effort to move the economic revitalization process along, but was rebuffed, and in some cases contemptuously.

It’s been clear for years that the G.O.P. is a party without a heart. But its pointless obstructionism, its overall lack of any serious response to what is a clear national economic emergency, seems to indicate it’s also a party without a brain.

   The Republican Agenda

   [ Courtesy: SeedsOfDoubt.com]

Republicans in Washington have behaved like a milling crowd standing in the way of firefighters trying to respond to a devastating blaze. The best that can be said for the party is that a few senators seem to have been able part the crowd enough to let the rescuers begin to inch forward.

On Thursday night, he struck back, attacking Republican intransigence and its failed policies of the past. On Friday morning, with the government reporting that nearly 600,000 more jobs had been lost in January, the president went public again, stressing how irresponsible it would be to do nothing in the face of the growing crisis.

The Republicans have been doing their same old, bad-faith two-step to derail the economic stimulus package. It was good to see the president, ordinarily so cool, exhibiting some real fire. — [ MORE ]

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Obama Responds: “In the midst of our greatest economic crisis since the Great Depression, the American people were hoping that Congress would begin to confront the great challenges we face,” he said. “That was, after all, what last November’s election was all about.” “Republicans for pushing what he called ‘tired old theories.‘”

In the weekly address for Saturday, February 7, 2009, President Barack Obama commends the progress the Senate has made on moving the recovery plan forward, and urged its completion.

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