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Video: Biden: ‘How Dare’ Bush Tell Me What I Can Or Can Not Do!

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Don’t you know who I am! I’m the fifth most powerful Senator, I’m running for President (and have no chance), I’m, I’m ….” Get a grip.

Audio: Mike Malloy Blames Bush, Iraq For Fires

The Radio Equalizer reports Air America’s resident demagogue Mike Malloy is blaming the forest fires on the all powerful Chimpy McBushitler (audio here):

And this is a perfect example of where the National Guard is vital, but the National Guard in, I don’t know what the, how many units have been called up out of the California, maybe none, you know, but I do know this - there are enough National Guard units in Iraq fighting Bush’s filthy war and occupation to put different areas of the country in serious peopardy over when issues like this or natural disasters like this develop. Another part of the Bush legacy.”

Huh? But I thought Malloy hated the troops? After all, in 2006 he said our troops were dishonorable and called them butchers:

MALLOY: This is not a war. There is nothing honorable. Do you agree with me on that? There is nothing honorable about what we’re doing. There is no honor here. There is no honor for the United States, there is no honor for our troops, there is no honor for the military leadership, there is no honor here in what we’re doing in Iraq. None. None. Every—not a bit.

Far-Left Blog Crooks & Liars Lies About What Pete Stark Said

Gateway Pundit exposes the socialist blog Crooks & Liars for lying about what Rep. Peter Stark said on the floor this week:

Nutrooters Crooks and Liars discovers that if you can’t possibly win an argument over the latest disgusting anti-military, anti-Bush remarks by a Democratic politician…
Then just lie about it.

Here’s what Crooks & Liars claims Stark said:

“I’m just amazed that the Republicans are worried that we can’t pay for insuring an additional 10 million children. They sure don’t care about finding $200 billion to fight the illegal War in Iraq.”

“President Bush’s statements about children’s health shouldn’t be taken any more seriously than his lies about the War in Iraq. The truth is that that Bush just likes to blow things up – in Iraq, in the United States, and in Congress.”

In fact, here is what Stark really said on the floor:

“They sure don’t care about finding $200 billion to fight the illegal war in Iraq. Where are you going to get that money? Are you going to tell us lies like you’re telling us today? Is that how you’re going to fund the war? You don’t have money to fund the war or children but you’re going to spend it to blow up innocent people if we can get enough kids to grow old enough for you to send to Iraq to get their heads blown off for the President’s amusement.”

And the funny part is Crooks & Liars included the video in their post so if any of the zombies who inhabit the hate-filled echo chamber can see what was actually said. But being the far-lefties that they are they are probably content with just reading the transcript, further causing the lie to be spread.

Gateway Pundit also has a screen shot in case the crooks at the blog decide to be liars and take it down without proper correction.

Video: Stephanie Miller Calls Chris Matthews ‘Right-Wing Tool’

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Far-left radio talk show personality Stephanie Miller called ‘Hardball’ host Chris Matthews a “right-wing tool” for promoting the discussion of Rep. Pete Starks (D) hateful comment about President Bush and our troops. Matthews was not at all happy about Miller’s remark as you can see above.

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Video: Pete Stark Says Bush Gets Amusement Out of Dead Soldiers

No, sir, that would be your side of the aisle. Your party exploits each and every dead soldier to further your cause which is defeat in Iraq:

Video: Paul Simon Calls Bush ‘Heartless’ For SCHIP Veto

Here comes Hollyweird:

Randi Rhodes Was Not Attacked By A Crazy Conservative

Do you really think if some right-wing psycho was out to attack liberals that s/he would choose Randi Rhodes, a radio host of the rarely listened to Air America, of all people? Apparently one of her colleagues thinks so:

Fellow host Jon Elliott claimed on the liberal radio network that Rhodes had been mugged while walking her dog, Simon, on Sunday night. Elliot, who said Rhodes lost several teeth in the attack, waxed about a possible conspiracy.

“Is this an attempt by the right-wing, hate machine to silence one of our own?” he asked on the air, according to Talking Radio, a blog. “Are we threatening them? Are they afraid that we’re winning? Are they trying to silence intimidate us?”

Brian Maloney rounds up reaction from the far-left hate sites who spread the lie that Randi was mugged.

Fortunately, though, Randi was injured when she fell walking her dog, not by a far-right nut job:

Rhodes’ lawyer told the Daily News she was injured in a fall while walking her dog. He said she’s not sure what happened, and only knows that she fell down and is in a lot of pain. The lawyer said Rhodes expects to be back on the air Thursday. He stressed there is no indication she was targeted or that she was the victim of a “hate crime.”

Get well soon, Randi.

Video: Chris Matthews, Ben Affleck Agree: People Hate Romney Because He Is A Mormon

Yet another example of a media elite and a Hollyweirdo telling you what to think. But aren’t the real bigots Chris Matthews and Ben Affleck for concluding that Romney’s religion is what causes people to dislike him? Why would that pop in their head?

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Michelle Malkin Under Attack For Exposing Frost Family

Left-wing blog Crooks & Liars is accusing Michelle Malkin of attacking, among other things, Graeme Frost, the 12-year-old boy who gave the Democratic weekly radio address. He talked about the importance of the SCHIP program. Malkin went to Frost’s house to investigate just how poor he and his family is. In fact she found that not only is his family not poor, they are actually pretty well off.

Malkin was brutally attacked by the blog for just observing the area where the Frost family lives. She did not seek to confront the family. Here is what Malkin wrote about her findings:

I just returned from a visit to Frost’s commercial property near Patterson Park in Baltimore. It’s a modest place. Talked to one of the tenants, Mike Reilly, who is a talented welder. He said he had known the Frosts for 10 years. Business is good, he told me, though he characterized Frost as “struggling.” Reilly was an outspoken advocate for socialized health care without any means-testing whatsoever and an insistent critic of the Iraq war. Despite all that, he did agree with me that going without health insurance is often a matter of choice and a matter of priorities. Or maybe we were speaking two different languages.

I also passed by the Frosts’ rowhouse. There was an “01 - 20 -09? bumper sticker plastered on the door and a newer model GMC Suburban parked directly in front of the house. I’ve seen guesstimates of the house’s worth in the $400,000-plus range. Those are high. But Mark Tapscott’s point remains: “[P]eople make choices and it’s clear the Frosts have made choice to invest in property and a business, but not in private health insurance. The Maryland-administered version of the federal SCHIP program, by the way, does not impose an asset test on applicants.”

However, only months ago Crooks & Liars celebrated a real stalker’s harassment of Bill O’Reilly. Blogger Mike Stark went to Fox News host Bill O’Reilly’s home, waited outside for him and then confronted the Fox News host when he came outside to fetch his newspaper.

Video: Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones, Democrat, Puts Hand on CBS Reporter

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CBS News: Things get heated as Sharyl Attkisson tracks down Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones, D-Ohio, to question her about a $2 million earmark benefiting paint company Sherwin Williams

Chris Matthews: Bush Admin Has Finally Been ‘Caught In Their Criminality’

We all know Chris Matthews dislikes Bush and absolutely hate Cheney, so it should come as no surprise that he went on tirade against this administration:

The Clinton camp, he said, never put pressure on his bosses to silence him.

“Not so this crowd,” he added, explaining that Bush White House officials — especially those from Vice President Cheney’s office — called MSNBC brass to complain about the content of his show and attempted to influence its editorial content. “They will not silence me!” Matthews declared.

“They’ve finally been caught in their criminality,” Matthews continued, although he did not specify the exact criminal behavior to which he referred. He then drew an obvious Bush-Nixon parallel by saying, “Spiro Agnew was not an American hero.”

Of course:

When reached, the White House declined to comment and NBC refused requests to release video of the event.

(via Drudge)

Video: Filmmaker Talks About “Free Speech” at Columbia University

Evan Coyne Maloney, the person behind “Indoctrinate U” joins Neal Cavuto to discuss his experience as a guest on Columbia University’s campus. He soon found out that his kind was not welcome. When Columbia officials found out he was exposing the school for what it was, they wanted him to submit the videotape for approval and obviously censor his findings. Watch:

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Video: VoteVets Attack Rush Limbaugh … Again

And of course takes him out of context:

Video: Olbermann Goes Off On O’Reilly, Ailes, Murdoch

Keith Olbermann “pretends” (I use that term very loosely because the following is likely what would happen if this was a real situation) to confront Bill O’Reilly’s cameraman and verbally attacks Bill O’Reilly, Roger Ailes, and Rupert Murdoch. Watch:

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Video: Sean Penn Defends Chavez, Attacks Fox News

Sean Penn demonstrated liberal thinking at it’s best on last night’s ‘Late Show with David Letterman.’ The actor and far-left activist recently had a powwow with Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez. On the ‘Late Show’ the Hollyweirdo defended Chavez’s decision to shut down an opposition television station and possibly nationalizing the media and then call Fox News a bunch of “loons.” Watch (via Newsbusters):

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Transcript:

DAVID LETTERMAN: To me, my impression of the guy, from what I hear and what I read and people tell me, is he’s nuts, Hugo Chavez is wacky and kind of entertaining, but we ought to keep our eye on him. What was your impression of the guy?

SEAN PENN: Well, I think if people have oil under their ground they’re called wacky. I found him a very fascinating guy. Very, you know, he’s done, for the moment, incredible things for the 80 percent of the people that are very poor there. But a fascinating character, somebody I’m writing about.

LETTERMAN: But isn’t he talking about nationalizing the media? That always makes me a little concerned when somebody’s talking about doing that.

PENN: He’s, well, you know, one of the things that’s been said about him is he’s shut down a television station. What happened is that since 1998 they had been encouraging the assassination of Chavez every day on that channel — something that they would have gone to prison for here. And so he just didn’t re-up that license. But meanwhile, you know, the idea that, that there’s no freedom of expression, I mean the loons on Fox News are broadcast there every day.

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