The Great White Hope

Wow. There just are no words for the display of hubris.

FOX NEWS Analyst Rejects Ryan Talking Points

What is going on here?  Twice in one week during the same event, Fox News person is openly criticizing a spokesperson at the RNC.

In a surprising move, Fox News joined CNN, The Huffington Post, the Washington Post's Wonkblog, and ThinkProgress in publishing a fact-check of the Republican vice presidential nominee's speech, finding that the speech was full of lies and misleading assertions.  Huffington Post 8/30/2012 

Pretty interesting stuff:  "Paul Ryan's speech in 3 words"

FOX NEWS Rejects Christie Speech

This is interesting. FOX NEWS commentator Chris Wallace criticizes RNC keynote speaker, NJ Gov. Chris Christie's self -involved address to the RNC.   Having watched it, I agree.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/29/chris-christie-fox-news_n_1839972.html

LIVE FROM TAMPA RNC

Awesome finale to a thirty minute beat down of Reince Priebus by the "Morning Joe" team. Surprise! Even Joe Scarborough, the big mouth, was strangely subdued.



Yes, Chris is over-the-top but he finally shut this guy down and this guy has told some of the worst lies about the Obama Administration during the campaign.  For once, I enjoyed the argument.

Michael Steele, RNC, WTF?!!!!!!

For links to above stories from The Huffington Post:
1) Voyeur
2) RNC Hypocrisy
3) Tone Deaf

Beware the Bogey Man According to the GOP

By now you've most likely heard about this.  The Power Point presentation of confidential Republican party strategy for campaign fundraising to fight the "evil empire".

For more on the dastardly dealings of the rampant Right and their plan to bring down the Obama administration, go here or here or here.

Michael Steele Buzzes on SNL

Anyone who pays attention to the news has seen the over-exposed Rush Limbaugh coverage about his speech to C-PAC last week. And, yes, that was a double entendre.

It never fails to annoy me when he is rewarded with the large amount of coverage he so obviously seeks. One brief bright note was RNC Chair Michael Steele's reference to his speech as "incendiary". That didn't last long. Steele was raked over the coals by many less objective members of his own party. He then had to make his apologies to Limbaugh.

A subdued and chastened Michael Steele appeared on SNL last night to explain...