A book that's coming out this month will take certainly have the folks in Washington, DC talking.
Double Down recaps the 2012 Presidential Campaign.
There's a claim by the members of the president's election team that if they were going to win, they thought about dropping Vice President Joe Biden for then secretary of state Hillary Clinton.
The president however rejected the notion of having this happen. But it was talked about, though!
When Biden stole the thunder out of the president's awaken, Obama had to make a swift endorsement of gay marriage.
Also in this book there were reservations in the perennial loser Mitt Romney campaign. Before he picked Wisconsin congressman Paul Ryan for the Republican ticket, he was concerned about New Jersey governor Chris Christie mainly because of his potential for scandals and his weight.
A potential bestseller.
According to John Heilemann and Mark Halperin, they set the national conversation on fire with their bestselling account of the 2008 presidential election, Game Change. In Double Down, they apply their unparalleled access and storytelling savvy to the 2012 election, rendering an equally compelling narrative about the circuslike Republican nomination fight, the rise and fall of Mitt Romney, and the trials, tribulations, and Election Day triumph of Barack Obama.
Drawing on hundreds of interviews with the people who lived the story, Heilemann and Halperin deliver another reportorial tour de force that reads like a fast-paced novel. Character driven and dialogue rich, replete with extravagantly detailed scenes, Double Down offers a panoramic account of a campaign at once intensely hard fought and lastingly consequential. For Obama, the victory he achieved meant even more to him than the one he had pulled off four years earlier.
In 2008, he believed, voters had bet on a hope; in 2012, they passed positive judgment on what he’d actually done, allowing him to avert a loss that would have rendered his presidency a failed, one-term accident. For the Republicans, on the other hand, 2012 not only offered a crushing verdict but an existential challenge: to rethink and reconstitute the party or face irrelevance—or even extinction. Double Down is the occasionally shocking, often hilarious, ultimately definitive account of an election of singular importance.
It''s a personal matter! - Rand Paul, U.S. Senator from Kentucky.
The moronic politico of Kentucky isn't done "shaking things up" with his Stallmigo buddies. As soon as January 2014 starts, we may be back in the same damn position we just got out of. We may experience another government shutdown and a debt ceiling crisis.
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), Senator Mike Lee (R-UT), Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) are the Stallmigos. They have no accomplishments as legislators but they have the most coverage of almost all the politicos in the U.S. Senate.
How many times have you seen either Paul, Cruz, Senator Lindsay Graham (R-SC), Senator John McCain (R-AZ), and Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) on GOP Sundays?
How many times has the junk food media dropped their names?
Besides President Barack Obama, Paul, Cruz and Rubio's names are being dropped by me, and the millions of arm chair warriors on the internet. Besides the junk food media's continuous fixation for controversial stories, one in particular will have Senator Paul embarrassed.
I'm guessing that Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) is blaming President Barack Obama for his son's turmoils.
With all that talk of liberty, freedom, the U.S. Constitution and the gold standard, the Paul family isn't much other than a bunch of drunk idiots. Or a bunch racist idiots. I can't tell whether they're drunk, racists or both!
Anyway, the politico's son was arrested for underage drinking. Damn in a hypothetical Ron Paul presidency, you wouldn't have restrictions on alcohol consumption based on age. Those rules should only apply to the parents and not the big ol' bad gubmint.
Hell, we should legalize ever drug in the country! Money flows free and addicts get their fix.
Who cares if they cause a chemical hazard by cooking up meth?
Who cares about a person being intoxicated when operating a vehicle or heavy lifting equipment?
Who cares about the dirty syringe needles and razor blades being scattered in area where someone could accidentally get hurt?
Who cares about the possibilities of overdose and infectious diseases obtained from drug use?
That's alright, we're living in a hypothetical Ron Paul presidency!
William Hilton Paul, the 20-year-old son of Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), was cited over the weekend for being in possession of alcohol at a Kentucky racetrack. Dick Brown, the Kentucky Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control said that Paul was caught with alcohol during a “targeted enforcement detail” at the Lexington racetrack.
Sen. Paul’s son can either pay the $25 fine and court costs or agree to appear in court on November 15 to contest the charge.
“William Paul also faced alcohol-related charges in North Carolina this year, but they were dismissed in a deferred prosecution program,” Talking Points Memo reported.
William Paul is a full-time student at the University of Kentucky.
Attorney General Eric Holder weighs in on the Congress proposals to curb back some drug violation laws.
The Attorney General of the United States has declared that the U.S. drug laws are way too harsh and he's working on trying to motivate this 'do nothing Congress" to pass some legislation that may curb on the mandatory sentencing for possession of illegal narcotics.
The clear step to an eventual legalization of marijuana is decriminalize the punishments that are handed out.
Many Americans are locked in the iron college for having a small baggy of the good and the punishment could put them in for up to five years.
Many in law enforcement are hoping to find ways to curb the epidemic of heroin, methamphetamine, and cocaine in communities.
Attorney General Eric Holder hopes to bring an issue to the forefront.
CNN reports that the Justice Department will no longer pursue mandatory minimum sentences for certain low-level, nonviolent drug offenders, Attorney General Eric Holder said Monday, noting the nation is "coldly efficient in jailing criminals," but that it "cannot prosecute or incarcerate" its way to becoming safer.
"Too many Americans go to too many prisons for far too long, and for no truly good law enforcement reason," Holder told the American Bar Association's House of Delegates in San Francisco.
He questioned some assumptions about the criminal justice system's approach to the "war on drugs," saying that excessive incarceration has been an "ineffective and unsustainable" part of it.
Although he said the United States should not abandon being tough on crime, Holder embraced steps to address "shameful" racial disparities in sentencing, the budgetary strains of overpopulated prisons and policies for incarceration that punish and rehabilitate, "not merely to warehouse and forget."
Holder invoked President Barack Obama, saying the two had been talking about the issues and agreed to try to "strike a balance" that clears the way for a "pragmatic" and "commonsense" solutions to enhance public safety and the "public good."
The centerpiece of Holder's plan is to scale back prosecution for certain drug offenders -- those with no ties to large-scale organizations, gangs or cartels. He said they would no longer be charged with offenses that "impose draconian mandatory minimum sentences."
They now "will be charged with offenses for which the accompanying sentences are better suited to their individual conduct, rather than excessive prison terms more appropriate for violent criminals or drug kingpins."
The changes are effective immediately.
Lessening the use of mandatory minimums -- sentences that require a "one-size-fits-all" punishment for those convicted of federal and state crimes -- could mark the end of the tough-on-crime era that began with strict anti-drug laws in the 1970s and accelerated with mandatory minimum prison sentences and so-called three-strikes laws.
Opinion: Shame of mandatory minimums shows in Marissa Alexander case
The attorney general linked the effort to rethink mandatory minimum sentencing for drug crimes to key issues.
Racial disparities
Holder said "unwarranted disparities are far too common" in the criminal justice system, reminding his audience that Obama alluded to some of the issues in remarks he made after the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the death of Trayvon Martin last month, giving voice to African-American concerns that "there is a history of racial disparities in the application of our criminal laws -- everything from the death penalty to enforcement of our drug laws."
Holder said the nation "must confront the reality" that once "people of color" are in the criminal justice system, they "often face harsher punishments than their peers." He called it "unacceptable," "shameful" and "unworthy" of the U.S. legal tradition.
Prison overcrowding
Holder said the U.S. prison population has grown by almost 800% since 1980, and federal prisons are operating at nearly 40% above capacity.
"Even though this country comprises just 5% of the world's population, we incarcerate almost a quarter of the world's prisoners. More than 219,000 federal inmates are currently behind bars," he said, noting that almost half are serving time for drug-related crimes and have substance abuse problems.
Moreover, he said 9 million to 10 million more people cycle through America's local jails each year. And roughly 40% of former federal prisoners -- and more than 60% of former state prisoners -- are rearrested or have their supervision revoked within three years after their release.
It was not immediately clear Monday whether Holder's announcement would have any impact on people already in prison.
Economic, social burden
Holder said overcrowding at the federal, state and local levels is "both ineffective and unsustainable." He said it imposes a significant economic burden -- totaling $80 billion in 2010 alone -- and it comes with "human and moral costs that are impossible to calculate."
Legislation to lessen the use of mandatory minimums, Holder said, would ultimately save the United States billions.
Holder going after Texas voting law
Although Obama administration officials say the changes they are pursuing will not require congressional approval, some unlikely pairs of lawmakers have united to push for criminal justice changes.
Democratic Sen. Patrick Leahy of Vermont and Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky have worked together to allow judges to depart from mandatory minimum sentences when circumstances merit.
Democratic Sen. Richard Durbin of Illinois and Republican Sen. Mike Lee of Utah have undertaken similar efforts.
Holder blasts 'stand your ground'
In recent years, there has been a rise in support among conservatives for reforms to the criminal justice system. While more flexible approaches to crimes have long held support among liberal Democrats, the fear of being tarred as weak on crime by Republican opponents has long caused moderate Democrats, particularly those running for president, to avoid the issue.
In addition to changes to mandatory minimums, Holder called for expanding the use of "compassionate release" from jail for those who "pose no threat to the public."
He also said the Justice Department is taking steps to identify practices for enhancing the use of drug treatment and community service programs as alternatives to jail.
Holder also said he has asked federal prosecutors to develop new guidelines for determining when federal charges should be filed and when they should not.
"I've also issued guidance to ensure that every case we bring serves a substantial federal interest and complements the work of our law enforcement partners," he said.
Holder additionally directed prosecutors to create comprehensive anti-violence strategies for badly afflicted areas.
Holder not afraid to take on race debate
The American Civil Liberties Union praised Holder's approach Monday, calling it an important step toward ending federal prison overcrowding and creating a "fairer criminal justice system."
Laura Murphy, director of the ACLU's Washington legislative office, said in a news release, however, that although Holder's announcement "is an important first step," Congress also must act to change laws that "lock up hundreds of thousands of Americans unfairly and unnecessarily."
Michael Mukasey, a former judge and an attorney general under President George W. Bush, said he is not a fan of mandatory minimums, but he does not support what Holder is doing.
"I generally agree with the goal of getting rid of mandatory minimums," said Mukasey. "But the way to do that is to pass a law," he said in an interview on CNN's "The Lead with Jake Tapper."
CNN's Carol Cratty and Jessica Yellin contributed to this report.
American fugitive granted asylum in Russia. Edward Snowden leaked NSA and CIA information to anti-Obama critic Glenn Greenwald of The Guardian. Snowden has caused a rift between Russia and The United States on how they handle espionage.
A twofer.
Two controversial figures in the leaking of classified information get to find out their fates.
Private Bradley Manning, the Army specialist who leaked information to Wikileaks has been found guilty of stealing federal documents and wire fraud. He was charged with espionage. He was acquitted of the most serious charges of treason (via aiding and abetting an enemy).
Manning will probably suffer a long time in the potato brig (The Military Federal Prison at Leavenworth).
Edward Snowden spent a long time in a Russian airport terminal. Now it seems like a deal was reach to grant this NSA leaker temporary asylum in the Russian Federation.
Snowden's asylum has pissed off President Barack Obama. He and the Russian president Vladimir Putin aren't on the best of terms these days. The American relation strain started from the missile shield in Poland.
Also abusing arranged Russian children and wives isn't helpful either.
The worst thing in particular is the issue over Syria. Russia wants no part of the Syrian civil war and they're supplying the weapons for the government.
This is a complete snub in the face of Obama. There's suppose to be a meeting of the big leaders this coming month. Will the president show grace or throw his gauntlet?
Bradley Manning will be sentenced for leaking secrets.
Snowden is the country's most wanted man for leaking out classified information from the National Security Administration. The NSA wiretapping of phones has been the topic of the kookspiracy movement.
Some cheer this as a way of exposing the government. Others say this is treason and this guy should be sent to the iron college.
I don't have an opinion of it. I think of this as a sign of the times. Since September 11, 2001, the nation has grown more Islamophobic and paranoid about a possible terrorist threat.
Right now the United States State Department has ordered the shutdown of many embassies in Asia, Europe and Africa. They have the signs of a potential threat coming from the al Qaeda of the Arabian Peninsula.
What do you think of Edward Snowden?
What do you think of Bradley Manning?
Do you believe they've blown the whistle or made it more dangerous for the espionage agencies in the United States?
Edward Joseph Snowden (born June 21, 1983) is an American fugitive who leaked details of several top-secret United States and British government mass surveillance programs to the press.
Snowden is a former technical contractor for the United States National Security Agency (NSA) and a former employee of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
Snowden leaked the information, primarily to Glenn Greenwald of Britain's The Guardian, in spring 2013 while employed as an "infrastructure analyst" at NSA contractor Booz Allen Hamilton. The Guardian in turn published a series of exposés in June–July 2013 and revealed programs such as the interception of US and European telephone metadata and the PRISM, XKeyscore, and Tempora Internet surveillance programs.
Snowden's disclosures are said to rank among the most significant NSA security breaches in United States history.
On June 14, 2013, United States federal prosecutors charged Snowden with espionage and theft of government property.
Snowden fled the United States prior to his first disclosures and as of August 1, 2013 was in Russia under temporary asylum.
Snowden's leaks have been a subject of great controversy. Some have referred to Snowden as a hero and a whistleblower, while others have described him as a traitor. Snowden has defended his leaks as an effort "to inform the public as to that which is done in their name and that which is done against them."
Government officials have condemned his actions as having harmed U.S. interests and its position in the War on Terror.
Meanwhile, the media disclosures have fueled debates in the United States and elsewhere over mass surveillance, government secrecy, and the balance between national security and information privacy in the Post-9/11 era.
Bradley Edward Manning (born December 17, 1987) is a United States Army soldier who was arrested in May 2010 in Iraq on suspicion of having passed classified material to the website WikiLeaks. He was ultimately charged with 22 offenses, including communicating national defense information to an unauthorized source and aiding the enemy.
He was convicted in July 2013 of most of the charges, including several violations of the Espionage Act, but was acquitted of aiding the enemy, the most serious charge.
Assigned to an army unit based near Baghdad, Manning had access to databases used by the United States government to transmit classified information. He was arrested after Adrian Lamo, a computer hacker, told the FBI that Manning had confided during online chats that he had downloaded material from these databases and passed it to WikiLeaks.
The material included videos of the July 12, 2007 Baghdad airstrike and the 2009 Granai airstrike in Afghanistan; 250,000 United States diplomatic cables; and 500,000 army reports that came to be known as the Iraq War logs and Afghan War logs. It was the largest set of restricted documents ever leaked to the public. Much of it was published by WikiLeaks or its media partners between April and November 2010.
Manning was held from July 2010 at the Marine Corps Brig, Quantico, Virginia, under Prevention of Injury status, which entailed de facto solitary confinement and other restrictions that caused international concern. In April 2011 he was transferred to Fort Leavenworth, where he could interact with other detainees.
He pleaded guilty in February 2013 to 10 of the 22 charges.
The trial on the remaining charges began on June 3, 2013, and on July 30 he was convicted of 17 of the original charges and amended versions of four others. The trial moved to the sentencing phase on July 31.
Reaction to Manning's arrest and disclosures was mixed. Denver Nicks, one of his biographers, writes that the leaked material, particularly the diplomatic cables, was widely seen as a catalyst for the Arab Spring that began in December 2010, and Manning was viewed as a 21st-century Tiananmen Square Tank Man by some and as an embittered traitor by others.
Several commentators focused on why an apparently very unhappy Army private had access to classified material, and why security measures did not prevent his unauthorized downloading.
Why do we even respond to these people? They can't be satisfied.
Today, I offer another reason to why it's important to not address them.
A rule for all bloggers, do not feed the trolls. If you address them, you give in to them.
They will never be satisfied. They'll keep throwing shit to the wall hoping it will stick. Of course, having an honest unapologetic opinion doesn't seem to stick in the mind of our anonymous commentator.
He says that he'll keep on posting his complaints.
Of course, he knows it will be removed and we will continue on.
We will allow reasonable discussion on the topic discussed here on this blog. Why should we read someone's word vomit? We don't have to read someone's insults and bullshit.
This will be used as an example of the word vomit you'll find on the social networks, the blogs and forums. This type of nonsense is the reasons why conservatives are destroying the country.
But seriously should we have to listen to some "arm chair warrior" shouting at us through the computer?
Here's another round of comments from the WHITE EXTREMISTS?
Anonymous said...
I'ma keep posting here, despite your feeble attempt to call me a white elitist or whatever. I am white, I'll admit that, but I have no disrespect for black people at all. I love me some Geordi LaForge, bitch.The problem I see is that you've drawn a line in the sand. Everyone is a white elitist or supports your racially infused campaign. That Cleveland rapist killer was nothing more than trash, be he black or white. No one is making it into a race issue but YOU, cant (sic) you get that through your noggin'? You are the PROBLEM, by drawing these lines in the sand. You are creating more racial tension.I am not in any way trying to snuff out your right to free speech, I'm simply calling you a fucking idiot. Thanks, I don't expect you to post this one too, you'll probably just delete it. But that's all I have to say.
Anonymous said...+ im (sic) not a republican. Would never vote for those religious oppresive (sic) bastards. I voted for Obama. In the end he proved a feeble political machine just like the rest of the lot. Sad times, but not because he's black. Just because he's a sellout. Politics does that to people.The Wire is my favorite show and if you want to understand where Obama went wrong I suggest you watch Carcetti's arc in season 4.
Anonymous said...Also- last thing here- I really do think it's funny how quick you labeled me (all caps) a "WHITE EXTREMISTST. (sic)"You wont post this, but I want you to take a second and think about how your world view (YOURS, YOU READING THIS) effects the way YOU see people, in shades of black and white. How is that not fucking racist? You're a racist bro. That was my original point with the psycopath (sic) post. You are just making things worse.
Oh anonymous commentator, take a chill pill.
Your word vomit isn't going to change the opinions expressed here. You're not winning!
Why should we listen to you? If I am such a racist, bro, where's my white hood?
If I am such a racist, bro, why do I post stories about conservatives getting caught sending racist emails?
Why are conservatives telling President Barack Obama to "GO BACK TO KENYA (AFRICA)?"
Why are conservatives so obsessed with president's birth certificate, religion, and his race?
Why do the conservatives continue to focus on food stamps, welfare, and cutting social safety nets?
Why do conservatives obsess over Black crime when it happens to be a White person involved in a crime that injured or killed a person of color?
Don't answer.
You probably have no clue about what I've said or what I am doing! So let me clear two things for you!
One. I am an American just like you!
Two. I don't worry or care what you say about me, S. Baldwin or anyone here who contributes to Journal de la Reyna. I don't have to prove to you anything. I know my views and I'm going to stick to them.
The only racist here is you! Now please look in the mirror and yell at yourself.
Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) face more criticism over Charleston, South Carolina writer Jack Hunter's pro-Confederate ties. Hunter (second left) is known as the Southern Avenger on YouTube and Taki's Magazine.
I am a subscriber of The Southern Avenger on YouTube. The channel has commentary from conservative/libertarian writer by the name of Jack Hunter. He's from Columbia, South Carolina, and he's somewhat a popular figure on YouTube.
But given this popularity comes the criticism. And with that criticism, comes his ties to those who stand behind him. Given that Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) is a friend to Hunter. And this pretty much built up much controversy.
Paul is pretty much an unaccomplished politician and constant gadfly to President Barack Obama. His main achievements are the massive followers who support him at every whim and the amount of time he's filibustered nominees and sponsored senate bills.
Him and his father, former presidential candidate and congressman Ron Paul of Texas are Republicans who managed to win over the college youth with rhetoric of "legalizing weed", "ending wars overseas" and "strong-will freedom".
The Pauls are the so-called righteous ones. They both claim that they're in support of "freedom".
They don't support your freedom.
They believe in taking away benefits from the needy because they feel like those on "entitlements" are parasites and they want to "save" them from "the gubmint plantation".
They support people who are extreme in their views.
Jack Hunter, the Southern Avenger once donned a "Confederate Flag" mask and posted video commentaries criticizing President George W. Bush, President Barack Obama, Senator John McCain (R-Arizona) and Mitt Romney. He even went as far to criticize many conservative "elites" who worship the dollars than the principles.
Hunter is known for often providing commentary from a paleoconservative viewpoint, as he sees the liberal internationalism that is found in the Democratic Party and the neoconservatism that is prominent in the Republican Party to be ultimately indistinguishable from one another, which has led to criticism from both the mainstream left and the mainstream right.
A few days ago, Hunter wrote an article regarding race and the Civil War. It was reported by numerous mainstream media outlets, after originally being uncovered by the Washington Free Beacon.
The Washington Post noted that Hunter had previously written that "Americans aren't wrong to deplore the millions of Hispanics coming here" and that "a non-white majority America would simply cease to be America."
In late 2011, Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) was fumed at the Transportation Security Administration scanning of him. He vowed to cut funding for the TSA if he could muster enough votes from Republicans and some Democrats.
The Free Beacon also noted that Hunter had previously written in support of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, and formerly had served as a chairman of the League of the South, which advocates Southern secession and, according to the Anti-Defamation League, promotes the idea of a society dominated by whites.
In a statement written in response to the controversy, Hunter wrote that he was "embarrassed by some of the comments I made precisely because they do not represent me today."
He also expressed abhorrence of racism and criticized the Free Beacon story as "not accurately reflect[ing]" his character or views.
Hunter's commentaries were interesting to say at least. He almost won me over!
I didn't know the Pauls were that close with Hunter! I've always thought of this as a "mutual" respect of one another than a full-fledged friendship.
Hunter and Paul wrote The Tea Party Goes to Washington. It describes the Tea Party movement's impact in the 2010 midterm elections in the United States, and ultimately their impact on the entire political system.
Paul was elected to the United States Senate on November 2, 2010, along with the help of various Tea Party activists across Kentucky, and has strongly embraced the group.
Paul considers himself a member of the Tea Party, and has since founded the Tea Party Caucus in the United States Senate, along with several other Senators, including Senators Mike Lee, Jim DeMint and Jerry Moran.
We're friends.
The book was released in 2011 and is published by Center Street, a main publishing division of Hachette Book Group USA.
But nowadays, I've grown accustomed to the negativity that comes from the "cult" of Ron Paul.
The supporters and his affiliates are so fucking annoying it's almost a shame they even exist.
No matter how many times you've tell them "they're wrong" and "they can't win", these people continue to stir up more stupider narratives to prove that there's a "chance" a Paul could win.
There will be some who troll the internet for all things "Paul". They'll find some of it here!
Ron Paul and Rand Paul are an establishment politicians who's "KOOKY" ideas appeal to the broad coalition of pot smokers, disengaged conservatives and libertarians who hate "everyone's freedoms".
They were so disgusted with last election's crop of GOP presidential candidates.
They try to win over stupid-minded liberals with that hearsay about ending the wars and legalizing weed.
A bunch of anti-Semitics support these guys because they think that ending foreign aid to lower nations and Israel is the right way the "Zionist Jews" who run the world.
Circa 2004, Jack Hunter as The Southern Avenger. The columnist wore a Confederate themed mask.
And even though some of these nations aid the United States in these goddamn wars, these cult worshipers believe that it's always us that "saves" them and not the other way around!
The Pauls love to win over White and sometimes Black extremists. These people are the ones who appear on tax revolters, survivalist, and kookspiracy theorists websites. White Supremacists websites worship the false hope of a Paul being elected President of The United States.
Of course we also go those self-studied constitutionalists who learned to "read the Constitution all the ways!"
You cult worshipers better understand this!
Ron Paul and Rand Paul have no accomplishments!
Ron Paul in his nearly 30+ years in Washington hasn't done much other than be a gadfly to the Republican Party.
Like that idiots Michele Bachmann and Louie Gohmert, Ron Paul hasn't really done much other than rush to the cameras to promote some form of extremism within his party.
He only managed to get one freaking bill was passed by Congress under his sponsorship.
He's never had an endorsement politically. No right-minded Republican would supports a fringe candidate who based his support on a cult of ignorance.
Just because a few "weed" smoking celebrities (Barry Manilow, Snoop Dogg and Kelly Clarkson) endorses that piece of shit, doesn't mean shit!
They ended up voting for President Barack Obama any fucking way (once again for your information).
And his son Rand Paul is no better. In the two years since being elected, Paul hasn't done nothing much than rush to the cameras like John McCain and Lindsay Graham to bitch about the president.
Circa 2007, Ron Paul taking a picture with Stormfront founder Don Black and his son Derek. Stormfront is the largest White supremacist forum and social network. It appeals to ignorant extremists who believe the only way to purification is the complete genocide of the Black, Asian and Hispanic race.
Paul can muster a few supporters to sue the government and filibuster nominees, but in the end, he'll never win the respect of the Republican Party as a whole.
Seriously, Rand Paul hasn't got much other than a bad hair style and bunch of hot air.
These followers of the cult will get nowhere!
What on earth thinks you got the notion that "he's winning" every freaking time?"
Paul didn't win the Republican nomination. He's another douchebag like perennial losers Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum.
The cult believes in the kookspiracy of NSA. They support Edward Snowden. A man who flees rather than fight the government. A man who would sell out his country because he doesn't support their techniques to espionage.
The cult believes President Barack Obama is either a "dictator", "Muslim", "Communist", "socialist", "Bush III", "race hustler", "gun grabber", "terrorist" and "Hitler" all wrapped into one dangerous individual.
The cult of Ron and Rand Paul believe in the kookspiracy about the president's birthplace.
And no matter what we've told you, the cult never get it through their sponge soaked heads that Ron Paul, Rand Paul and any other Republican will not win acting like this.
They're dooming not only themselves but the Republican Party.
Here's a throwback of Jack Hunter (aka The Southern Avenger's) commentary going after That Guy Who Helped Obama Win.
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Rachel Maddow goes after Hunter and Paul for their support of extremists.
Vladimir Putin is the current president of the Russian Federation. He was reelected to serve another term as president. In Russia, there's no term limits to being a president.
He and President Barack Obama aren't the best of friends right now.
The NSA leaker Edward Snowden is in the crosshairs of both leaders. This man has became the world's most wanted man. The United States wants this guy capture now. But since they're talk about the NSA spying on Russia, North Korea, Israel, the European Union and Iran, many countries are hesitant in turning him over.
The issue with Snowden began when it was reported to turdporter Glenn Greenwald about the United States National Security Agency's looking into the phone records of Verizon. The NSA is trying to look into the records of Americans and foreign nationals plotting attacks on the homeland.
Currently Snowden is in Russia. Or in Cuba. Or whatever the media claims he's in.
Snowden has spooked up the kookspiracists who believe that big bad Obama is trying to tap the phones.
Who gives a flying whatever to this guy and those who believe the "gubmint" is out to get them.
If the "gubmint" is out to get you, why aren't you dead yet?
Where's the black helicopters and men in black?
RT (Russia Today) reports that Snowden is seeking asylum in a nation that won't ship his ass back to the United States.
Ecuador President Rafael Correa says Russia will decide the destination of former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden, currently believed to be holed up at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport. seeking safe passage to Ecuador after leaving Hong Kong.
"At this moment, the solution of Snowden's destination is in the hands of Russian authorities," Correa said in an interview with the private Oromar channel, according to AFP.
"We have not sought out this situation. Snowden is in contact with [WikiLeaks founder Julian] Assange, who recommended he seek asylum in Ecuador," Correa stated.
Meanwhile, President Putin's Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov said on Sunday that Snowden's fate is not on the Kremlin's agenda.
He said that Vladimir Putin had already voiced his take on the issue on Tuesday, when he confirmed that Snowden was in Moscow indeed, as a transit passenger, and rejected the US demands for the leaker’s extradition.
“We can only extradite foreign citizens to such countries with which we have signed the appropriate international agreements on criminal extradition,” Putin said, adding that as Snowden had committed no crime on Russian soil, he is free to travel at will.
"Snowden is a free person. The sooner he chooses his final destination, the better it is for him and Russia," he stated.
"On top of this," Peskov went on, "the president pointed out that he is not tackling this issue and prefers appropriate services to deal with it. Therefore, this subject matter is not on the Kremlin agenda."
Catch me if you can!
"Given that it's not our issue, I don't know what kind of further development of the events and which legal and other aspects of the subject matter could follow. I can neither say anything, nor explain or give an appraisal," Peskov added.
Washington wants the 30-year-old Snowden, who faces espionage charges, over his leaking of details about the National Security Agency’s (NSA) dragnet telephone and internet surveillance programs.
On Saturday US Vice-President Joe Biden "cordially" asked Ecuador not to grant asylum to former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden, according to Correa. He said his country will make a decision based on sovereignty.
Biden initiated the phone call, Correa said, mentioning that Biden's good manners were in sharp contrast to "those badly behaved and confused ones in the Senate who threaten our country," and who had promised to cut off Ecuador's trade benefits in response to Snowden's asylum request.
"He communicated a very courteous request from the United States that we reject the [asylum] request," Correa recalled.
In Correa’s weekly broadcast on state TV, the staunch critic of the US, said he vowed to respect Washington's opinion in evaluating Snowden's request, should the whistleblower arrive in Ecuador. However, his country cannot begin processing the request unless the National Security Agency leaker reaches Ecuador.
Correa explained that "when he [Snowden] comes to Ecuadoran soil, if in fact he ever does, and we have to process the request, the first people whose opinion we will seek is that of the United States."
"Just as we did in the Assange case with England [sic], we are going to listen to everyone but the decision would be ours as a sovereign nation," he added, according to AFP.
Meet that person who is responsible for Barack Obama winning reelection.
He's no longer referred by the name as far as I am concerned. He's known as The Guy Who Helped Obama Win. He's on his daily radio program from 3pm - 6pm (EST) and his 9pm television program on Loserville.
He's the constant carnival barker who whines about Jeremiah Wright, Bill Ayers, President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, First Lady Michelle Obama, and everyone who doesn't carry a Republican label to his sleeve.
He's been prone to play the "fear" card, the "race" card, and the "victim" card.
He's known to host causal conversations with extremists willing to go on his program to scream about how the evil "liberal" media is making conservatives look like idiots and racists.
He's the guy who would defend a jackass who thought he would be a cop. That jackass kills a teenager on his way home after a confrontation. That Guy gave the jackass legal advice to paint the victim as the aggressor and a typical "thug" instead of those cute pictures that the "liberal" media shows.
He's the guy caught by Media Matters for America on the NSA wiretapping scandal that he's crowing about now. It was alright then, when George W. Bush was in charge. But now that we have that "Socialist, Communist, Muslim, Apologist, Racist, Money Spending, Kenyan" Obama, it's another story.
Media Matters put together a mashup of That Guy's comments, comparing his position then and now.
Of course since this is Media Matters for America, That Guy will discuss this on his radio program. He'll whine about how they sit in their basements with underwear. He'll claim that they're trying to shut him up and his good buddies Mark Levin (Weasel Levin), King Hippo and his network Loserville.
He'll bring on that radical nut Brent Bozell (Brentbeard) and the Turd Flipper on his program to say that it's a George Soros conspiracy.
Sitting on a pile of money can make you do things. How about it?
He knows that Republican Party is his pimp.
The reason why Media Matters done that is to reveal that it's nothing more than a partisan matter when it comes down to this NSA wiretapping scandal. It's just another bone tossed to the junk food media. It's ignoring the progress of the economy. It's basically filter time for those in the kookspiracy movement.
It's just another way to line up another batch of weaker Republican candidates say if Hillary Clinton would run.
The government tracks 313 million citizens in its borders and outlying possessions. The government has to keep records in case of a major disaster or in the case of an attack.
Why are these so-called civil libertarians so worried about a program that they know nothing about?
Why are they complaining now? They weren't when it was done before during the times of 40, 41, 42 and 43. Why is this happening around 44?
It's a matter of race and intelligence. Most of these kookspiracy theorists are lacking a Master's Degree.
See what the CIA hired. They hired a contractor who had an employee with lack of education. A young mind full of crap he's clicked through outlets like Crazy Jones/PrisonPlanet and Ron Perot. Yeah, he can say "I used to love Obama" all he wants, but his actions pose a danger to the Americans who work in clandestine services.
In other words, he could have exposed CIA and NSA agents unwillingly.
Junk food media now focuses on man who leaked NSA info to the press.
People in the media are a buzzed about the guy who leaked classified information to the press. The National Security Agency (NSA) is a cryptologic intelligence agency of the United States Department of Defense responsible for the collection and analysis of foreign communications and foreign signals intelligence, as well as protecting U.S. government communications and information systems, which involves information security and cryptanalysis/cryptography.
The NSA is directed by at least a lieutenant general or vice admiral. NSA is a key component of the U.S. Intelligence Community, which is headed by the Director of National Intelligence. The Central Security Service is a co-located agency created to coordinate intelligence activities and co-operation between NSA and other U.S. military cryptanalysis agencies. The Director of the National Security Agency serves as the Commander of the United States Cyber Command and Chief of the Central Security Service (CIA).
Edward Snowden, an American man who told The Guardian about the NSA's collection of telecommunications.
Snowden was brought up in Elizabeth City, North Carolina; then he moved with his family to Ellicott City, Maryland, where he studied computing at a community college in order to gain the credits necessary to obtain a high school diploma. He later obtained his GED.
In 2003, Snowden enlisted in the United States Army with the hope of eventually joining the Special Forces. He was discharged after breaking both of his legs in a training accident. He then went to work as a security guard for a covert NSA facility at the University of Maryland. After that he went to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), where he worked on IT security.
In 2007, the CIA stationed him with diplomatic cover in Geneva, Switzerland, where he was responsible for maintaining computer network security. Leaving the CIA in 2009, he worked for a private contractor inside an NSA facility on a United States military base in Japan.
At the time of his departure from the U.S. in May 2013, he had been working for defense contractor Booz Allen Hamilton for less than three months, as a system administrator inside of the NSA in Hawaii. He described his life as "very comfortable," living with his girlfriend and earning a salary of "roughly U.S. $200,000."
The Guardian describes Snowden as intensely passionate about the value of privacy; his laptop is adorned with stickers supporting internet freedom organizations including the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and the Tor Project.In the 2008 presidential election, Snowden voted for a third party. He said he "believed in Obama's promises," yet "he continued with the policies of his predecessor."Political donation records indicate that he contributed to the primary campaign of Ron Paul.
Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) and his father former Texas congressman Ron Paul advocates kookspiracy theories about the government. If they're elected president, they'll just continue the NSA wiretapping. They scream at the clouds. The United States clandestine services take leaks seriously.
Snowden has said that he has a "predisposition to seek asylum in a country with shared values," and that his ideal choice would be Iceland. The International Modern Media Institute, an Icelandic freedom of speech advocacy organisation, on the day his identity was revealed issued a statement offering Snowden legal advice and assistance in gaining asylum.
CNN wrote on its news website that Snowden is "running out of cash," with The Guardian's Ewen MacAskill telling CNN that Snowden's "credit card is going to max out pretty quickly" because of the expense of living in a hotel in Hong Kong.
On June 10, The New York Times reported that a senior Hong Kong politician advised Snowden to leave the territory or face extradition to United States.
Okay, the junk food media dissects the guy's political affiliation.
They're calling this guy a "hero" and "traitor" in the same sentence.
Since the Bradley Manning controversy, many young minds inspired by the boombastic rhetoric of Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) (Rand Perot) former politico Ron Paul (Ron Perot) and kookspiracy agitator Alex Jones (Crazy Jones) have driven White men into the matrix of lunacy.
Sure the government is watching. I don't care.
Why would I worry my ass off about the government wiretapping me?
I'm not committing any danger to my country. I don't sell drugs. I don't have thoughts of blowing up a property, a gathering or an elected leader. I don't run around screaming fire in a movie theater. I don't own firearms to inspire a war against my fellow Americans.
This individual and many like him are not really beneficial to the cause.
If I had a job like this guy or Manning, I would respect it.
I guess me being a Black man working at a low level service job isn't so meaningful. I mean a White man who has no education manages to get a contractors job at the CIA. A job that requires absolute secrecy and a possibility of putting yourself in dangerous situations.
The American junk food media (both left and right) can stomp on the American flag and scream at the top of their lungs about the "evils" of President Barack Obama and the Republicans. It's they're lives.
Yeah, I do worry about overreach. But when the economy is improving and the job market seems better than it was four years ago, I am guessing that the junk food media needs to find something else to bitch about.
Seriously, this is why it's best not to worry about this stuff. It's not going to change. Now the NSA, CIA and those in the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are going to clamp down hard of social networking and talking to the press without permission.
Yeah, you have the freedom of speech to say, do, or act however you want. But once you enlist in the military, get elected to public office, or work in clandestine services, your freedom of speech is limited.
Your words can put a person's life in danger. This individual did some low level nonsense because of his silly support for that perennial Republican bigot and his son the elected Kentucky senator.
The Pauls are hypocrites anyways. They have no legislative accomplishments. They have no record of success other than winning a seat in Congress. They don't believe in privacy. They don't believe in protecting the rights of others. If there were a President Paul, he would continue the policies of President Barack Obama and his predecessors.
Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) speaks to Howard University students.
The kookspiracy comes to the historically Black college. Of course, the talk of this nut job running for president is growing and I guess he's reached out to "us Black folk" about him and his daddy's legacy of "doing nothing" but still gaining this amount of unprecedented attention.
Conservatives and the race card: It's only played when you're on the losing side of a debate.
The Republican Party are atoned to the race card. You just like to place it in Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson and President Barack Obama's back pocket to say "oh it's those niggers who play the race card, not us!"
United States senator from Kentucky, the Tea Party darling, Rand Paul is the Republican Party goes Howard University to preach this crap about how Republicans brought "us Black folk" to freedom and the Democrats continue to leave "us Black folk" in the poorhouse.
The Politico reports that Senator Paul brought his outreach campaign to Howard University on Wednesday, giving skeptical students a lesson in the positive history of the Republican Party and the African-American community.
At one of the nation’s oldest black schools, Paul insisted under questioning that he “has never wavered” in his support of the 1964 Civil Rights Act — an issue that dogged his 2010 Senate campaign after he questioned the act in a televised interview.
Paul makes the claim that the president and his Democratic allies failed the Black community.
Paul went on to then describe the GOP’s rich Civil-War era history with the emancipation of slaves, and assailed the Southern Democrats of the era for discrimination. “How did we lose the support of an entire race?” he asked “How did we lose that vote?”
Paul disputed the suggestion that Republicans sanctioned voter suppression in states where GOP legislatures passed voter ID laws. One student accused the measures of targeting the poor, seniors and minority voters.
“I think if you liken using a driver’s license to a literacy test you demean the horror of what happened in the 40s and 50s. It was horrific. No one is in favor of that,” Paul said. “But showing your driver’s license to have an honest election is not unreasonable.”
He did stumble at one point when he couldn’t recall the name of the first African American elected to the Senate, and was prompted by students shouting “Edward Brooke.” At another point he asked whether they knew that the founders of the NAACP were Republicans.
Groans could be head and one student shouted ,“We know our history!”
I would love to say this in regards to the Paulnuts out there: No chance in hell will America elect a politico who believes monsters hide under the bed!
There may be some here who troll the internet for all things Rand and Ron Paul. You might be one of these supporters cult followers of this kookspiracy Senator Rand Paul.
Rand Paul (and his daddy) are establishment politicos whose "KOOKY" ideas appeal to the broad coalition cult following of pot smokers, anti-government-like disengaged conservatives and libertarians who feel like this guy could be the next "god". These are the individuals who troll polling sites and internet forums writing, blogging, debating 24/7 over issues they've created out of the propaganda being spewed by the likes of Becknerd and Crazy Jones.
These type of Republicans hate last year's miserable crop of presidential candidates. They've gritted their teeth as they watched perennial loser Mitt Romney get his ass handed to him.
Yeah, there are liberal who fall victim to the bullshit that Paul says. I don't see many but there are some liberals who think he's all about ending the wars, stopping drones from flying over the United States and legalizing the weed.
But when you look into the Paul philosophy, you see that he would rather meddle in your bedroom, your vagina or in the case your neighborhood with intrusive policies and proposals. Paul would rather pass legislation that could affect progress. Repealing Wall Street Reform and Obamacare are themes that drive Paul and the Republicans.
Did you know that the Pauls have friends that are anti-Semitics?
Sure enough there's plenty of anti-Israeli agitators who think that country is the reason for the global unrest in the world.
There are some deficit hawks who think that United States is acting like a "god" and the powers that be will be its undoing. The deficit hawks want to cut spending only in areas that doesn't affect them. Say for example, Paul comes from Kentucky and it's major military bases and coal mining industry could be affected by the sequester. So instead of cutting into his constituents jobs, he'll send his proposals to hurt another state or region.
Some claim that ending foreign aid to lower nations and Israel is the perfect solution (even though these nations aid the United States in these goddamn wars).
There's plenty of extremists who think anyone who questions the motives of Paul are against the U.S. Constitution. Of course, these are the ones who appear on tax revolters, survivalist, conspiracy theorist and White Supremacists websites.
Of course if you criticize this guy or his daddy, you'll be baited into a trivial debate over how these individuals "read the Constitution all the ways" and you're the ones who "misinformed" about the issues.
You really need to understand this!
Ron Paul has no accomplishments under his nearly 35 years in Congress.
Rand Paul for nearly two years hasn't gotten one bill he's sponsored passed in the U.S. Senate.
The only thing a cult follower will tell you is that Rand Paul filibustered a nominee for over 13 hours.
The nominee was confirmed the next day.
Ron Paul had only one freaking bill was passed by Congress under his sponsorship.
Rand Paul may be the rising face of the Republican Party. But if he's getting endorsements from idiots like Sarah Palin, he's doomed for political defeat if he should run for president.
No real person would support a fringe candidate who based his legacy on a cult of ignorance.
Just because a few "weed" smoking celebrities (Barry Manilow, Snoop Dogg and Kelly Clarkson) had once endorse Ron and Rand Paul's policies, doesn't mean they've voted for him. So if these people spoke out for the Rand Paul, it would damage their credibility as an entertainer.
It's likely they'll support candidates who represent their views. So I guess that they voted for President Barack Obama over perennial candidate Mitt Romney any fucking way.
For your information, the Democratic Party nominated and American people elected Barack Obama, the first Black president. The president represents the onset of a changing demographic. In 40 years, the nation will get a little browner and the Republican Party has little chance of getting people of color to join their ranks.
Followers of the cult will get nowhere!
What on earth thinks you got the notion that "he's winning" every freaking time?
The infamous interview with liberal agitator Rachel Maddow. Rand Paul, then candidate for senate. Since this incident, Paul had went solely to Fox News for his interview.
Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader is from Kentucky. He is very unpopular in the state. But it's likely they'll settle with him over the opponent. The state is fairly conservative. The state could elect Democrats to the state house, but when it comes to national elections, the state is likely a Republican pick-up. The Democratic Party was hoping to find a candidate that's viable to defeat the embattled Republican senator.
Ashley Judd.
The actress and activist Ashley Judd was thinking about moving to The Bluegrass State. There was talk in the junk food media she could run against him. They were seriously rooting for a historical race.
Alas, that didn't happen. Judd decided to not seek the Democratic nomination.
McConnell is well funded and established as a senator.
Well today, the Republican leader is asking for assistance from the FBI to find out how his choice words about Ashley Judd leaked to the press.
Mother Jones, the liberal investigative/news agitation magazine once again drops a gem out there for the public to hear.
While at his campaign office in Louisville, the senator and his staff were devising a plan on how to take out Ashley Judd if she would announce her run for the senate.
In February, a recording of the private meeting between the senator and his staffers turned out some really condescending themes about the actress.
I assume most of you have played the, the game Whac-A-Mole?” (Laughter.) This is the Whac-A-Mole period of the campaign…when anybody sticks their head up, do them out.
The talk about Judd being a "mental case!"
She's clearly, this sounds extreme, but she is emotionally unbalanced. I mean it's been documented. Jesse can go in chapter and verse from her autobiography about, you know, she's suffered some suicidal tendencies. She was hospitalized for 42 days when she had a mental breakdown in the '90s.
The talk about Judd being a "Hollywood elitist!" Calling it anesthesia.
I call it the American anesthesia. You know, I come back to this country. I freak out in airports. The colors, the sounds, all those different ways of packaging the same snack but trying to, you know, make it look like it's distinct and different and convince consumers that they have to have it. I mean all of that. The last time I came home from a trip, I absolutely flipped out when I saw pink fuzzy socks on a rack. I mean, I can never anticipate what is going to push me over the edge.
These are the oodles of goodies that the senator had against the actress. You see this guy is very nasty in his politics. That's probably why he's won so many times. He digs into the bottom of the barrel.
McConnell asked the FBI to investigate how the meeting leaked to the press. Mother Jones stated that the tape was recording from an anonymous source.
The campaign released a statement criticizing the media (for catching them saying these awful things about Ashley Judd).
Jesse Benton, McConnell's campaign manager, released a statement responding to this story on Tuesday morning: "We’ve always said the Left will stop at nothing to attack Sen. McConnell, but Nixonian tactics to bug campaign headquarters is above and beyond. Senator McConnell’s campaign is working with the FBI and has notified the local U.S. Attorney in Louisville, per FBI request, about these recordings. Obviously a recording device of some kind was placed in Sen. McConnell’s campaign office without consent. By whom and how that was accomplished will presumably be the subject of a criminal investigation."
To make this clear, you criticize the opponent in nasty themes and it leaked to the press. And now you're calling the opponent "Nixonian" because they've caught you in the act!
Mother Jones responded back.
We are still waiting for Sen. Mitch McConnell to comment on the substance of the article. Before posting, we contacted his Senate office and his campaign office—in particular, his campaign manager, Jesse Benton—and no one responded. As the story makes clear, we were recently provided with the tape by a source who wishes to remain anonymous. We published the article on the tape due to its obvious newsworthiness. We were not involved in the making of the tape, but it is our understanding that the tape was not the product of any kind of bugging operation. We cannot comment beyond that, except to say that under the circumstances, our publication of the article is both legal and protected by the First Amendment.
Campaign manager Jesse Benton is married to Kentucky Senator Rand Paul's niece. Which means that Benton is kinfolk to Senator Rand Paul and former Texas Congressman Ron Paul by marriage.
I bet that perennial loser Mitt Romney would like to ring this guy's neck right now!
Meet the man who took down the Republican nominee for president. The man who doomed the Republican Party's chances at picking up the U.S. Senate.
We haven't heard much from the person who filmed the infamous 47% video until now!
On MSNBC, Ed Schultz, interviews Scott Prouty, the political hitman responsible for filming the video of perennial loser Mitt Romney speaking at a private donor dinner in which he trashed those who would voted for him.
Ed Schultz, one of the nation's most listened to talk radio host. He is a liberal agitator who has nightly show on MSNBC. The controversial commentator interviews political hitman Scott Prouty, the man who sank that perennial loser Mitt Romney.
In May 2012, that perennial loser was wrapping up the bitter primary fight against washed up politicians Newt Gingrich, Ron Paul and Rick Santorum. After he clinched the Republican nomination, the perennial loser wanted to stack his war chest against President Barack Obama. Prouty was working at the establishment that catered the big time Republican donors. He placed his camera near the tables and let it roll.
As that perennial loser was talking and joking a few off-color remarks, the real goodies came into spotlight.
There are 47 percent of the people who will vote for the president no matter what. All right, there are 47 percent who are with him, who are dependent upon government, who believe that they are victims, who believe the government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you-name-it. That's an entitlement. The government should give it to them. And they will vote for this president no matter what. And I mean the president starts off with 48, 49...he starts off with a huge number. These are people who pay no income tax. Forty-seven percent of Americans pay no income tax. So our message of low taxes doesn't connect. So he'll be out there talking about tax cuts for the rich. ... My job is not to worry about those people. I'll never convince them they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives. What I have to do is convince the 5–10% in the center that are independents, that are thoughtful, that look at voting one way or the other depending upon in some cases emotion, whether they like the guy or not.
Prouty published it on YouTube during the summer. It didn't catch fire. He tried to contact liberal agitators in the media. None would respond. He tried to contact field representatives of the perennial loser's campaign team. They've ignored it.
He looks into James Carter IV on YouTube. Carter is the grandson of former president Jimmy Carter.
Carter is a political hitman. Prouty got in touch with Carter and they struck up a conversation. Seeing that no one would take the video. They contact David Corn, the editor of Mother Jones, a liberal leaning magazine/ blog agitator.
Mother Jones saw interest in it. They wanted to help put this out there. So they contacted Buzzfeed, a website that tracks viral videos and events, and they're you have it.
Right after the nomination, Prouty's video got the Mother Jones endorsement and the Buzzfeed take off!
The moment he knew he was.....Well you know!
And look you got to see one silly ass candidate with a deer-in-the-headlight moment. This was released the second week in September on Monday. It assured that conservative and liberal agitators would debate this issue all the way to the election.
Now onto the issue at hand. Prouty decides to put his name out there for the conservative agitators and extremists. Assured he will get criticized abet death threats from those bitter ass Romney supporters.
He will be talked through Ed Schultz radio and television program. This issue will also carry through Rachel Maddow, Chris Matthews, Al Sharpton, Lawrence O'Donnell, and the rest of those commentators on MSNBC.
Liberal radio agitators, Bill Press, Stephanie Miller, Alan Colmes, Leslie Marshall and Joe Madison will be asking for Prouty to speak on their radio shows shortly.
Fox News will have their firing squad of conservative agitators scream at Ed Schultz or President Barack Obama for the very fact this guy is on television.
The conservative blog agitators such as Michelle Malkin, Breitbart News, The Drudge Report, and World Net Daily will do investigative reports on Prouty or demand boycotts of organizations he attends.
Conservative talk agitators Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck and Mark Levin will attack Prouty's reputation.
He revealed himself on MSNBC’s “The Ed Show” Wednesday night as the bartender who shot a damaging video of Mitt Romney dismissing President Obama’s supporters during a closed-press fundraiser last year.
“I was behind this whole thing,” Prouty said.
The bartender said he brought a camera to the Boca Raton, Fla. fundraiser in case Romney came back to take pictures with the staff, as former president Bill Clinton had done at another event Prouty worked. ”I didn’t go there with a grudge against Romney,” he said. “I really had no idea he would say what he said.”
Prouty grew up in a blue-collar neighborhood in Boston, he said. He said he felt that people who couldn’t afford to attend a high-priced fundraiser should get a chance “to find out what the candidate actually thinks.”
He said he struggled for two weeks with whether or not to release the video and risk his own career. He did not have health insurance. After wrestling with the decision, he decided it would be cowardly not to release the video: “I went down the path and never looked back.”
As the Washington Post reports, Romney’s comments on the “47 percent” who he described as dependent on government handouts were a major blow to his campaign, as the former Massachusetts governor himself acknowledged in a recent interview.
Prouty says he did not reveal himself before the election because he did not want to draw attention away from the video itself: “I wanted Mitt Romney’s words, and Mitt Romney’s words only” to be the focus.
Now, he says, he expects “to be torn apart by the right-wing media.”
Prouty says he is a registered independent but tends to vote Democratic. He had no contact with the Obama campaign. Watching the second presidential debate, in which Obama invoked the “47 percent” video in his final statement, Prouty cheered.
“I was thrilled that he hit him with it when he did,” he said.
Ed Schultz announced that his weekday show will move to the weekends and it will be a two hour show.
The righteous Pauls, former presidential candidate Ron Paul, a former Republican Texas congressman is going to have a talk radio show. His son, Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) mounted an epic filibuster in an attempt to stall the nomination of John Brennan for the CIA over manufactured conspiracies.
To compete in an industry saturated with Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck, Michael Savage, Ed Schultz, and Dave Ramsey, the former Congressman and his loyal cult followers find savior in the airwaves.
Ron Paul will be 77 years old this year, and he's been blessed to host a radio program. The radio show Ron Paul's America will be syndicated on March 18, 2013. It will be featured in two, one minute commentaries.
The syndicated show will be sponsored by Courtside Entertainment Group, LLC (formerly Westwood Radio). It just recently picked up Laura Ingraham, after a bitter fall out with Talk Radio Network.
To put to rest all the necessary means of failed presidential candidates who were perennial candidates. Look at Herman Cain who took over for conservative agitator Neal Boortz. Cain ran for higher office more than five times and still lost. Politicians who went media crazy included Mike Huckabee, Fred Thompson, Rudy Giuliani, Joe Scarborough, Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, J.D. Hayworth, and numerous others in an all out war against those who don't agree with them.
I will admit this. I thought Ron Paul had great ideas. But unfortunately, he had bad ideas. And of course he has radical ties to groups that make it even harder say if his son Rand Paul, senator from Kentucky would run for president.
His son became a "folk hero" to the cult.
Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) held up the Senate's confirmation of John Brennan for nearly 13 hours on a filibuster.
Why?
Because he didn't like the answer Attorney General Eric Holder gave him when it came to drones being use in an attack upon the United States. Paul is on some "civil liberties" bullcrap.
He's following the conspiracy theories one too many times. He thinks that President Barack Obama is acting like Hitler and may use drones to strike missiles at a person at a coffee shop.
Republicans senators from the far right and one liberal senator Ron Wyden (D-Oregon) endorsed this horse manure.
The Republicans are slowly but surely falling into the trap. The Republicans are going to further themselves to the right wing with endorsements of theses lunatics.
There would be some here who troll for everything Ron Paul. You might be one of these supporters of this kook Ron Paul.
Ron Paul was an establishment candidate who's "KOOKY" ideas appeal to the broad coalition of pot smokers, disengaged conservatives and libertarians who hated that GOP crop of presidential candidates.
Surprisingly there are some easily fooled liberals who think he's all about ending the wars and legalizing marijuana.
But there are so many anti-Semitics who supported the Pauls. These individuals think that Israel is cause of the world's program. The isolationist strategy among White nationalists is a theme among the Pauls.
And even though the lower nations aid the United States in these goddamn wars, some extremists (the ones who appear on tax revolters, survivalist, conspiracy theorists and White Supremacists websites) believe that it's always us and not them.
This filibuster over the drone strikes in the United States is not going to happen and even though Attorney General Eric Holder gave him the information he needed, Senator Paul filibustered anyways. And these cult followers believed that people who disagreed with politician should "read the Constitution all the ways!"
Understand this: Ron Paul and Rand Paul have no major accomplishments.
This filibuster didn't stop the confirmation of John Brennan. It just gave the president and the Democrats in the senate more reason to push for filibuster reform. It also gave them a reason to blame the Republicans for all the problems with government.
Ron Paul retired with three failed presidential attempts and one freaking bill was passed by Congress under his sponsorship. Paul never had an endorsement that was worthy of media coverage.
If you support a fringe individual like Rand Paul for president, that's all you! He's not going to be a serious contender for president. He's too extreme even for Republicans. Maybe the Tea Party will support this!
But so do the White nationalist and extremists who believe 9/11 was inside job. Or maybe the current president is a Kenyan who worships Karl Marx.
Who would want to support a cult of ignorance?
I know that these cult followers will use "weed" smoking celebrities such as Snoop Dogg, Berry Manilow and Kelly Clarkson as props.
Guess what?
Snoop Dogg endorses President Barack Obama anyway. Hey, didn't Kelly Clarkson sing at the president's inauguration.
Well you cult followers can still prop Berry Manilow as a Paulite. After all he still sings and women love him.
This piece of shit Rand Paul is another showboater! Just like his dad, he can throw around the U.S. Constitution only when it's in his favor. Not understanding that for all the blood, sweat and tears, the American still aren't free and they'll never be if one Paul becomes the president
So having Senator Paul doing filibusters on presidential cabinet and judicial nominations was the talk of the week, but in reality it doesn't mean shit!
President Barack Obama got his confirmation picks.
Senator Paul fail victim to the conspiracies of Breitbart, Infowars and WorldNetDaily. If a potential candidate would believe Chuck Hagel (a former Republican senator) would support the "Friends of Hamas" and other groups from the made-up imagination of media folks, then he's not even on my radar as a potential candidate for president.
Once again for you for your information, we call him President Barack Obama.
Your disrespect of the first Black president also troubles me.
These cult followers will scream at the top of their lungs of how government is evil and such! But when asked where to go for all the "freedom", they never tell you! They'll continue an ongoing ramble about how we're not awaken to the "philosophies" of the Paul family.
What on earth thinks that Ron Paul and Senator Rand Paul are "winning" every freaking time when they accomplish nothing?
Ron Paul has never became the Republican nominee. He wasn't the sacrificial goat. Lucky him.
As a perennial candidate he, Herman Cain and Alan Keyes will join the current perennial loser Mitt Romney in the dustbin of history's failed candidates.
So if Senator Rand Paul should run for president and lose the nomination and the reelection to a moderate Republican or even more conservative Republican, it would clearly give Paul one thing. A double whammy.
Ron Paul out of office is a good thing. Rand Paul in senate isn't a good thing.
They're just like those douchebags Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum.
They swallowed the dog whistle the moment they've open their goddamn mouths!
