Jon Stewart humorously destroys the argument or repealing the 14th Amendment
Jon Stewart humorously destroys the argument or repealing the 14th Amendment
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Republican Congressman Connie Mack (FL) wrote, “I do not want to live in a nation where American citizens are asked, ‘Where are your papers?’ We are better than that.” Arizona’s new immigration law strikes deep at the heart of American values of freedom and fairness. Watch this video and then share it with your friends on Facebook and Twitter.
Go to Not In My America to read about their campaign.
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That’s been Mama Grizzly’s plan from day one.
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This guy is as creepy as they get…even when he tries to be humorous.
After a brief hiatus due to his brush with felony charges, right-wing smear artist James O’Keefe has returned with a new campaign targeting Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA). With the backing of right-wing media mogul Andrew Breitbart, O’Keefe has made a name for himself as a capable hoaxer, creating misleadingly-edited videos of his undercover investigations into ACORN, which led to the group’s demise. ACORN was eventually vindicated on all charges, after officials discovered that O’Keefe and his compatriots edited the videos “to meet their agenda,” as the Brooklyn DA said.
Despite his dubious ethics — he pled guilty in May to entering federal property under false pretenses — O’Keefe maintains that he is a legitimate journalist. And in a recent speech at Mount St. Mary’s University, O’Keefe tried to vouch for the morality of his work, but unwittingly undermined his point:
O’KEEFE: I can’t get to the point where they finally admit to me that I’ve gone too far. And then they say that this is immoral. How is this immoral? Beloch has said that salaried — shouldn’t public servants should be perpetually watched, be kept under control, be suspicious? I think this is the nadir of morality. I think this is the most moral thing you could possibly do.
Watch it:
Nadir, of course, means “the lowest point.” What O’Keefe probably meant to say is “zenith,” which means “highest.”
O’Keefe also recently launched Project Veritas, which will provide “research, filming and production” for his smear campaigns. Apparently, O’Keefe is expecting to have his ethics challenged in court once again as, “Another important aspect of Project Veritas is the free, legal assistance for when and if Veritas journalists’ hard-hitting stories land them in court.”
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I’ll put on my tin foil hat for a moment and speculate that this is all part of the GOP’s plan to ensure a solid win for South Carolina GOP senator Jim DeMint(ed)’s re-election to the senate. There’s more to this story than meets the eye, but those naysayers who have spoken out have been dismissed and relegated to “conspiracy theorists” on this issue.
Longshot U.S. Senate candidate Alvin Greene was indicted Friday on two charges, including a felony charge of showing pornography to a South Carolina college student.
A Richland County grand jury indicted Green for disseminating, procuring or promoting obscenity – a felony – as well as a misdemeanor charge of communicating obscene materials to a person without consent.
Greene, who surprised the Democratic party establishment with his primary victory, was arrested in November after authorities said he approached a student in a University of South Carolina computer lab, showed her obscene photos online, then talked about going to her dorm room.
Greene declined comment at his home. He has also refused to talk about the charge in interviews.
Greene, 32, won a shocking victory in the June 8 Democratic primary. The unemployed military veteran handily defeated Vic Rawl, a former lawmaker and judge who had been considered an easy win by the party establishment.
Up to that point, Greene had done no visible campaigning and had no website, fundraising or staff.
In the months since, Greene has given a series of awkward interviews to reporters clamoring for more information on the unemployed man who lives in Manning with his ailing father. In one interview, he suggested that the state’s economy could be improved by making and selling action figures depicting him in his uniform.
Last month, Greene gave his first public speech, a 6 1/2-minute recitation of his previous comments and commitment to jobs and education. He now has a website and says he has raised less than $1,000.
He faces Republican U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint in the fall. The popular incumbent has raised more than $3 million.
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This is a classic study of right-wing obfuscation, lies and their smoke and mirrors tactics. Not to mention their constant attempts at fear mongering. A must see!
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Rachel talks about private prisons in Arizona and the ties that Gov. Jan Brewer has with the private prison lobbyists. This is a very important expose on why Brewer and her gang of immigration henchmen want the AZ “papers please” bill to be set into law, asap!
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I wonder why this chart isn’t pasted on every left-wing blog in America? It plainly shows how during Democratic administrations, the national debt had a downward trend while during every GOP administration, there was an upward trend.
If we show this to all of our right-wing friends, do you think they’ll believe the chart or will they claim the chart is “fixed” to reflect the GOP in a bad light? They’d also say, “well it wasn’t on Fox News or Rush, so it’s not true. :::head desk:::
h/t Bartcop for this graphic.
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