This Preposterous Week in Review: Bachmann, Baucus, Birth Control And More!
ACORN
• punking of particularly dim employees of by actors blatantly not who they claimed to be leads to cutting off of federal financing to
Anastos, Ernie
• unusual on-air banter with weatherman by
Antichrist, the • poll shows that 21% of New Jersey voters think President Obama is, or at least might be
Bachmann, Representative Michele
• fear of that President Obama is going to "decide how many calories we consume or what types of food we consume"
Baucus, Senator Max
• bipartisanship is achieved by with health-care-reform bill hated on both sides of the aisle but, unsurprisingly, loved by the health-care industry that has given so much money to the campaigns of
birth control pills
• antiabortion Floridians seek to criminalize
Brady, Representative Kevin
• complaints of about the failure of the D.C. Metro system to provide better service for 9/12 tea partiers ring hollow considering that government funding for improving the subway was voted against by
Brown, Dan
• new book is published by
Bush, George W.
• Arlington, Texas, students who were not allowed to hear President Obama's speech to them last week will not, after all, be bused off campus to hear a speech by
• former speechwriter for is the author of the latest, though surely not the last, book containing embarrassing examples of the ignorance of
Carter, Jimmy
• refreshing refusal of to back down from unpopular yet obviously valid assertion by that racism has a little something to do with why at least some people -- particularly the ones with spittle-flecked faces contorted in rage -- feel so free to express their hatred of President Obama
FCC
• solemn assessment by that the "graphic and shocking, albeit brief, exposure of Janet Jackson's bare right breast to a nationwide audience composed of millions of children and adults" warrants -- lo, these 5½ years after that insanely overhyped distraction from the Iraq war -- further investigation
For more bad behavior, including transcendent new repulsiveness from Rush Limbaugh, click here.
Brian Ross: Reactionary Right Lose the Night with Wilson Back-Bencher Blast
Even in this day and age, there is an ignorant rabble that apparently cannot grasp the protocols of our government.
Shannyn Moore: "Death Panels" For Dummies
When are we going to stop electing people, like Sarah Palin, who say "the government is bad?" They do everything they can to prove it, and Alaskans have died due to lack of health care.
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I agree, this week was particularly idiotic, especially if you include last weekend's march by tea-party enthusiasts.
Addendums (?):
ACORN
-- FOX News CONTINUALLY claiming how GREAT THEY ARE for "breaking" the story;
that ALL other MSM fail in comparison to THEIR GREATNESS. I say "Congrats FOX; but get
over yourselves already". Huffington Post, and even The National Enquirer have broken
stories this past year; and I don't see them continually patting themselves on the back.
Be realistic, please. You've got a ton of resources at you disposal to "truly report"
on almost anything. Why not do such reporting all the time instead of spending time
making up stories..!
BIRTH CONTROL PILLS
"NOW" seeking to pass legislation outlawing them because their previous FEAR TACTIC
did NOT work (...that they will KILL you)..?
Right-Wing Protesters: Birth Control Will Kill You
http://www
Don't you wonder who sent the phony pimp & prostitute with the hidden camera into the meeting with the ACORN rep? Don't you wonder what happened to the phonies who did have the police called on them? ( I do not believe this was reported on FOX)
Since Rove was hired by FOX it seems that that organization has become more adversarial--if possible--towards Democrats. Remember that Roger Ailes was known as a particularly vitriolic RNC chairman during his stint at the post. Rove was well documented as a trickster during his work for Republican clients. Does FOX have an agenda to overthrow the elected party now in power? This seems like sedition to me.
Good points..!
-- All I know of the phony pimp and prostitute is that they are described as "Conservative Advocates".
-- Rove (aka "Bush's Brain") DOES have a history of political trickery. He now works as a "FOX Analyst".
-- Ailes? A direct quote from Roger Ailes, the network's chief executive, that clearly STATES FOX News' bias...
"The country faced tough times...an
IMO, it is a News station's job to REPORT the NEWS...per
Lack of Birth Control is killing the planet.
Right wing protesters will do and say anything to dictate to women.
What's the point?
It matches the one on your head.
thank you for the list. i missed some of these things and am now better informed.
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