Showing posts with label Benghazi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Benghazi. Show all posts

VIDEO: Stephen Colbert mocks memory of Benghazi heroes to defend Hillary


Stephen Colbert isn't hosting a late night talk show on CBS; he's hosting an anti-conservative propaganda machine that runs after the local news and makes occasional jokes.

Happy Guy Fawkes Day!

Since it's Guy Fawkes Day, we should note that hundreds of years after the fact, we still face tyranny. We have a President who spies on us at will, ruins our insurance program (after lying about it), uses the IRS to punish his enemies, abandons our heroes to die on the streets of Benghazi, and disregards the Constitution he promised to defend. Sadly, even his political foes (including the party I support) seem more concerned with personal gain than serving the people. While we remember the 5th of November, we should also remember the first Tuesday of November, when we can participate in our own revolution.

MSNBC up in arms over attention paid to UmbrellaGate

MSNBC has their hemp panties in a bunch again, and this time it's over the attention being paid to an Obama scandal. No, it's not Benghazi...or the IRS...or AP snooping...or targeting Fox reporters. They're upset over the attention being paid to the UmbrellaGate scandal. We're not kidding. The one thing you and I took as a joke that pointed out the prissy elitism of this administration is the only thing on MSNBC's radar. Those other scandals...I guess they don't exist. Much like MSNBC viewers.

To see all of their wailing and gnashing of teeth over the unfair treatment Obama's UmbrellaGate received, click here to read my full column at Examiner.com.

Palin smacks down Obama over scandals

Say what you will about Sarah Palin, but the Governor isn't afraid to tell it like it is, and she's got President Obama in her sights, citing his "galling political hubris" in the light of a trio of scandals.

To read all about what she had to say about The Chosen One, click right here to see the full report at Examiner.com.