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How exactly should *he* work on the debt. That is congress' job, is it not?
1. (NEW YORK) -- MSNBC has suspended Mark Halperin from his role as a political analyst for the network after the Time magazine editor referred to President Obama as kind of a d--k Thursday on live television.
Discussing the presidents testy Wednesday morning White House press conference and Obama's approach to the deadlocked bipartisan talks on deficit reduction, Halperin asked Morning Joe hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski whether the show was being broadcast on delay.
Do we have the seven-second delay today? Halperin asked, referring to the technique employed by many live broadcasts that allows control room operators to censor material before it goes to air. I want to characterize how I thought the president behaved.
Then, assured by each of the shows hosts and control room that yes in fact, the show was being broadcast on delay, Halperin said of the president, I thought he was kind of a d--k yesterday.
KBOI News/Talk 670 - Boise, Idaho
2. One should be very clear as to on which side of the political divide Halperin resides...
"In October 2004 the Drudge Report published a memo Halperin sent to ABC News staff about coverage of the U.S. presidential election directing them not to "reflexively and artificially hold both sides 'equally' accountable" and that both John Kerry and George W. Bush used "distortion" in their campaign, but that Kerry's distortions were not "central to his efforts to win."[3] Halperin was criticized by conservatives who used the memo to reinforce long-standing complaints of media bias.
Mark Halperin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
3. Something that the president said this week struck me he said its not as cool to be an Obama supporter as it was in 2008. I think hes right. I think its not as cool to be an Obama supporter now. How do you get cool back into this?
Crowley pointed out that support for the president among independents has declined from 52 percent in the 2008 election to 42 percent today, and that even among staunch liberals, 89 percent of whom voted for Obama in 2008, support has dipped to 64 percent.
Mona Charen: Smear reveals desperation - Spokesman.com - June 21, 2011
4. This week's Gallup and WSJ/NBC presidential polls may hearten Republicans, but not any particular GOP contender. These early campaign heat-checks show Barack Obama losing by five points to a generic Republican candidate but still outpacing any of the already-announced candidates by a comfortable margin. The likely meaning, as The Hill wrote today, suggests, again, that Obama is vulnerable due the jobless economic recovery and Republicans are hobbled by a lack of a enthusiasm for the current crop of contenders.
Generic Republican Beats Obama; Named Candidates Still Lose - Yahoo! News
5. From '08...
Sen. Barack Obama has a sizable lead over Sen. John McCain, polls show, but those numbers could be deceiving if the "Bradley effect" comes into play.
The Bradley effect is named after former Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley, an African-American who ran for California governor in 1982.
Exit polls showed Bradley leading by a wide margin, and the Democrat thought it would be an early election night.
But Bradley and the polls were wrong. He lost to Republican George Deukmejian.
Will Obama suffer from the 'Bradley effect'? - CNN
The hand-writing is on the wall....Mene, Mene, Tekel u-Pharsin
...couldn't be clearer.
I'm wondering if anyone really thinks the American people are not listening and watching what is being or not being said by the Administration. There are consequences to the rhetoric being used.
1. (NEW YORK) -- MSNBC has suspended Mark Halperin from his role as a political analyst for the network after the Time magazine editor referred to President Obama as kind of a d--k Thursday on live television.
Discussing the presidents testy Wednesday morning White House press conference and Obama's approach to the deadlocked bipartisan talks on deficit reduction, Halperin asked Morning Joe hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski whether the show was being broadcast on delay.
Do we have the seven-second delay today? Halperin asked, referring to the technique employed by many live broadcasts that allows control room operators to censor material before it goes to air. I want to characterize how I thought the president behaved.
Then, assured by each of the shows hosts and control room that yes in fact, the show was being broadcast on delay, Halperin said of the president, I thought he was kind of a d--k yesterday.
KBOI News/Talk 670 - Boise, Idaho
2. One should be very clear as to on which side of the political divide Halperin resides...
"In October 2004 the Drudge Report published a memo Halperin sent to ABC News staff about coverage of the U.S. presidential election directing them not to "reflexively and artificially hold both sides 'equally' accountable" and that both John Kerry and George W. Bush used "distortion" in their campaign, but that Kerry's distortions were not "central to his efforts to win."[3] Halperin was criticized by conservatives who used the memo to reinforce long-standing complaints of media bias.
Mark Halperin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
3. Something that the president said this week struck me he said its not as cool to be an Obama supporter as it was in 2008. I think hes right. I think its not as cool to be an Obama supporter now. How do you get cool back into this?
Crowley pointed out that support for the president among independents has declined from 52 percent in the 2008 election to 42 percent today, and that even among staunch liberals, 89 percent of whom voted for Obama in 2008, support has dipped to 64 percent.
Mona Charen: Smear reveals desperation - Spokesman.com - June 21, 2011
4. This week's Gallup and WSJ/NBC presidential polls may hearten Republicans, but not any particular GOP contender. These early campaign heat-checks show Barack Obama losing by five points to a generic Republican candidate but still outpacing any of the already-announced candidates by a comfortable margin. The likely meaning, as The Hill wrote today, suggests, again, that Obama is vulnerable due the jobless economic recovery and Republicans are hobbled by a lack of a enthusiasm for the current crop of contenders.
Generic Republican Beats Obama; Named Candidates Still Lose - Yahoo! News
5. From '08...
Sen. Barack Obama has a sizable lead over Sen. John McCain, polls show, but those numbers could be deceiving if the "Bradley effect" comes into play.
The Bradley effect is named after former Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley, an African-American who ran for California governor in 1982.
Exit polls showed Bradley leading by a wide margin, and the Democrat thought it would be an early election night.
But Bradley and the polls were wrong. He lost to Republican George Deukmejian.
Will Obama suffer from the 'Bradley effect'? - CNN
The hand-writing is on the wall....Mene, Mene, Tekel u-Pharsin
...couldn't be clearer.
Halperin is the dick and he is definately a conservative Repub.
1. (NEW YORK) -- MSNBC has suspended Mark Halperin from his role as a political analyst for the network after the Time magazine editor referred to President Obama as kind of a d--k Thursday on live television.
Discussing the presidents testy Wednesday morning White House press conference and Obama's approach to the deadlocked bipartisan talks on deficit reduction, Halperin asked Morning Joe hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski whether the show was being broadcast on delay.
Do we have the seven-second delay today? Halperin asked, referring to the technique employed by many live broadcasts that allows control room operators to censor material before it goes to air. I want to characterize how I thought the president behaved.
Then, assured by each of the shows hosts and control room that yes in fact, the show was being broadcast on delay, Halperin said of the president, I thought he was kind of a d--k yesterday.
KBOI News/Talk 670 - Boise, Idaho
2. One should be very clear as to on which side of the political divide Halperin resides...
"In October 2004 the Drudge Report published a memo Halperin sent to ABC News staff about coverage of the U.S. presidential election directing them not to "reflexively and artificially hold both sides 'equally' accountable" and that both John Kerry and George W. Bush used "distortion" in their campaign, but that Kerry's distortions were not "central to his efforts to win."[3] Halperin was criticized by conservatives who used the memo to reinforce long-standing complaints of media bias.
Mark Halperin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
3. Something that the president said this week struck me he said its not as cool to be an Obama supporter as it was in 2008. I think hes right. I think its not as cool to be an Obama supporter now. How do you get cool back into this?
Crowley pointed out that support for the president among independents has declined from 52 percent in the 2008 election to 42 percent today, and that even among staunch liberals, 89 percent of whom voted for Obama in 2008, support has dipped to 64 percent.
Mona Charen: Smear reveals desperation - Spokesman.com - June 21, 2011
4. This week's Gallup and WSJ/NBC presidential polls may hearten Republicans, but not any particular GOP contender. These early campaign heat-checks show Barack Obama losing by five points to a generic Republican candidate but still outpacing any of the already-announced candidates by a comfortable margin. The likely meaning, as The Hill wrote today, suggests, again, that Obama is vulnerable due the jobless economic recovery and Republicans are hobbled by a lack of a enthusiasm for the current crop of contenders.
Generic Republican Beats Obama; Named Candidates Still Lose - Yahoo! News
5. From '08...
Sen. Barack Obama has a sizable lead over Sen. John McCain, polls show, but those numbers could be deceiving if the "Bradley effect" comes into play.
The Bradley effect is named after former Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley, an African-American who ran for California governor in 1982.
Exit polls showed Bradley leading by a wide margin, and the Democrat thought it would be an early election night.
But Bradley and the polls were wrong. He lost to Republican George Deukmejian.
Will Obama suffer from the 'Bradley effect'? - CNN
The hand-writing is on the wall....Mene, Mene, Tekel u-Pharsin
...couldn't be clearer.
Halperin is the dick and he is definately a conservative Repub.
Halperin is just one more of tedious nothing-to-contribute regulars that Scarborough insists on putting on his show time after time. It's inexplicable.
Speaking as one who supported Obama in '08 and has been disappointed, I must add that my disappointment was based on not speaking out as he did yesterday. If one looks at polls with an open mind, one might see the disappointment I feel reflected in opinons of others who supported him in '08. I suspect those numbers will change if the President continues to use firm language and to point out what has been obvious from the start.
Since the day President Obama was nominated the hue and cry from a loose coalition who did not support him has not stopped. Every effort to govern has been opposed by the forces of No in the Republican Party, the idiot fringe of that party has attacked him personally and the conservative voices in the media have used the tools of demagogues to defame Obama with half-truths, lies and inuenndos.
People are listening, the polls reflect the fear of a second recession, a double dip, or worse. Men and women across America need jobs yet not one job bill has been debated in the House of Representatives. The vast numbers of the unemployed know this, and they know who controls the House. With callous disregard the Republican Party has focused on saving the very wealthy from taxaton and the people know that brother Koch spent $3.4 million on one photograph this week. Such a purchase does not get by the men and women who are worried about feeding their kids.
Interesting how you want to ignore who controlled the HoR prior to January of this year... I guess jobs bills were unimportant way back then...
That's the kind of bullshit thing that Richard 0bama want's you to keep peddling... Thankfully, he has you loyalists to fluff him up...
How exactly should *he* work on the debt. That is congress' job, is it not?
They didn't filibuster pretty much everything... Democratics had the rule of the roost and didn't need the squishy republicans...Interesting how you want to ignore who controlled the HoR prior to January of this year... I guess jobs bills were unimportant way back then...
That's the kind of bullshit thing that Richard 0bama want's you to keep peddling... Thankfully, he has you loyalists to fluff him up...
you know, that might actually be a compelling argument if, in fact, the repubs didn't filibuster pretty much every bill the dems brought to the floor. but that's the kind of thing that the right likes to forget.
and the president's name is barak.
just helping.
Anyone who thinks 0bama is doing a good job is pretty much a loyalist... And the minority party's plans were disregarded outright... Hell, not even allowed on committees...and, for the record, i'm far from a "loyalist", it's just you guys have zip, zero, nada to offer and i'm bored of obama derangement syndrome
Wow, you guys hate the black guy. He doesn't eat babies. He didn't lie us into a war. He didn't let Bin Laden go. He's tried to get health care for millions of Americans.
But man, the hate is thick. It's dark. It's black.
Wow, you guys hate the black guy. He doesn't eat babies. He didn't lie us into a war. He didn't let Bin Laden go. He's tried to get health care for millions of Americans.
But man, the hate is thick. It's dark. It's black.
Wow, you guys hate the black guy. He doesn't eat babies. He didn't lie us into a war. He didn't let Bin Laden go. He's tried to get health care for millions of Americans.
But man, the hate is thick. It's dark. It's black.
Wow, you guys hate the black guy. He doesn't eat babies. He didn't lie us into a war. He didn't let Bin Laden go. He's tried to get health care for millions of Americans.
But man, the hate is thick. It's dark. It's black.
Wow, you guys hate the black guy. He doesn't eat babies. He didn't lie us into a war. He didn't let Bin Laden go. He's tried to get health care for millions of Americans.
But man, the hate is thick. It's dark. It's black.
Interesting how you want to ignore who controlled the HoR prior to January of this year... I guess jobs bills were unimportant way back then...
That's the kind of bullshit thing that Richard 0bama want's you to keep peddling... Thankfully, he has you loyalists to fluff him up...
you know, that might actually be a compelling argument if, in fact, the repubs didn't filibuster pretty much every bill the dems brought to the floor. but that's the kind of thing that the right likes to forget.
and the president's name is barak.
just helping.
and, for the record, i'm far from a "loyalist", it's just you guys have zip, zero, nada to offer and i'm bored of obama derangement syndrome
