Group Think, Duct Tape and Slam Dunks
The second part of the Vicente Fox interview from Bill Maher’s October 12th show and then: The panel discussion begins as Tucker Carlson immediately calls Paul Krugman a “shill for a party” (actually twice in the whole discussion) while the third panelist Joy Behar squeezes in a word about the Republicans. Bill praises Ron […]
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MoreTucker Carlson talks about Hillary Clinton and her “authoritarian” health care program, “forcing” people to buy health insurance. SCHIP, the program for kids is debated; Poverty, smoking, the “working poor”. Graeme Frost, even the Air Florida crash with Lennie Skutnik gets a nod;
Blackwater U.S.A. and the fraud and graft going on over in Iraq are debated.
Mr. Carlson argues with straw men in his head as Mr. Krugman injects some common sense into the proceedings and Ms. Behar calls Michelle Malkin a “selfish bitch, probably”
James Dobson’s threat to not back any Republican candidate and go third-party is mentioned.
Bonus:: Tucker plays his “libertarian” card like it’s making his head get fatter if he doesn’t prattle on.
::Axis Of Evil included::
BONUS TWO:: Bill tries to get in his obligatory “Dems suck too” meme by bringing up the cigarette tax, lathering up Carlson into a “join the team of freedom” squawk.
Libertarian- Democrats with cooler music….
Make Tucker Carlson wear a bowtie again.
He has to
Brian De Palma interrupted at NY Film Festival Press Conference This is a “fair use” issue.
MoreIf a powerful op-ed falls in a forest… By: Steve Benen August 21st CROOKS AND LIARS DOT COM After the Michael O’Hanlon/Ken Pollack op-ed appeared in the NYT a few weeks ago, the political response was overwhelming. It was read, repeatedly, on the floor of Congress; it was cited frequently by administration officials and its […]
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