Newt pledges to undo Obama's agenda on Day One
NAACP attacks voter ID laws as 'voter suppression'
Blago sentenced to 14 deserved years behind bars
Show No. 223-2011
Hour ONE • Click HERE to download
Opening • Harry Morgan obituary: 'MASH' star dies at 96 • For Romney, Mormon question rears its ugly head in Iowa • Newt pledges to 'Dismantle' President Obama's agenda • On private call, Republicans say attacking Obama personally is too dangerous • Audio: Wasserman Schultz: GOP To "Rig" Elections By Requiring A Proper I.D. To Vote • Civil rights group says stricter voting laws crafted to stem growing minority vote • NAACP Charges “Coordinated Assault” on Voting Rights • NAACP: New laws assault minority voting rights • NAACP warns black and Hispanic Americans could lose right to vote •
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Show Notes • Links • Audio/Video
Hour TWO • Click HERE to download
Opening • Audio: Rush Limbaugh argues with stupid Ron Paul Supporter • Voters Flee Democratic Party in Key Swing States • Audio: McCain Says He Didn’t Know Defense Bill Repealed Military Ban on Sodomy, Bestiality • Audio: Governor Palin Radio Ad For McCain 2010 • Lawmakers Blast Administration For Calling Fort Hood Massacre 'Workplace Violence' • Audio News reports: Rod Blagojevich Sentenced To 14 Years In Prison • Documents: ATF used "Fast and Furious" to make the case for gun regulations • Audio: Rush Limbaugh: The So-Called Conservative Media Attacks Newt Gingrich • Gingrich Says He'd Name John Bolton as Secretary of State • Gingrich May Have Broken The Law Revealing His Pick •
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Show Notes • Links • Audio/Video
• LA Times: Harry Morgan obituary: 'MASH' star dies at 96
• Washington Post: For Romney, Mormon question rears its ugly head in Iowa
• Newt: In Dallas, Newt pledges to 'Dismantle' President Obama's agenda
• Yahoo News: On private call, Republicans say attacking Obama personally is too dangerous
• Real Clear Politics: Wasserman Schultz: GOP To "Rig" Elections By Requiring A Proper I.D. To Vote
• The Jimmy Z Show: Friday, December 2, 2011: Voter suppression
• Washington Post: Civil rights group says stricter voting laws crafted to stem growing minority vote
• BET: NAACP Charges “Coordinated Assault” on Voting Rights
• CBS News: NAACP: New laws assault minority voting rights
• Guardian UK: NAACP warns black and Hispanic Americans could lose right to vote
• Mofo Politics: Rush Limbaugh argues with stupid Ron Paul Supporter
• ABC News: Voters Flee Democratic Party in Key Swing States
• CNS News: McCain Says He Didn’t Know Defense Bill Repealed Military Ban on Sodomy, Bestiality
• YouTube: Governor Palin Radio Ad For McCain 2010
• Fox News: Lawmakers Blast Administration For Calling Fort Hood Massacre 'Workplace Violence'
• CBS 2 Chicago: Rod Blagojevich Sentenced To 14 Years In Prison
• CBS 2 Chicago: Experts: Stiff Sentence For Blago May Not Deter Corruption
• CBS News: Documents: ATF used "Fast and Furious" to make the case for gun regulations
• Rush Limbaugh: The So-Called Conservative Media Attacks Newt Gingrich
• Real Clear Politics: Gingrich Says He'd Name John Bolton as Secretary of State
• Business Insider: Gingrich May Have Broken The Law Revealing His Pick
• Washington Post: For Romney, Mormon question rears its ugly head in Iowa
• Newt: In Dallas, Newt pledges to 'Dismantle' President Obama's agenda
• Yahoo News: On private call, Republicans say attacking Obama personally is too dangerous
• Real Clear Politics: Wasserman Schultz: GOP To "Rig" Elections By Requiring A Proper I.D. To Vote
• The Jimmy Z Show: Friday, December 2, 2011: Voter suppression
• Washington Post: Civil rights group says stricter voting laws crafted to stem growing minority vote
• BET: NAACP Charges “Coordinated Assault” on Voting Rights
• CBS News: NAACP: New laws assault minority voting rights
• Guardian UK: NAACP warns black and Hispanic Americans could lose right to vote
• Mofo Politics: Rush Limbaugh argues with stupid Ron Paul Supporter
• ABC News: Voters Flee Democratic Party in Key Swing States
• CNS News: McCain Says He Didn’t Know Defense Bill Repealed Military Ban on Sodomy, Bestiality
• YouTube: Governor Palin Radio Ad For McCain 2010
• Fox News: Lawmakers Blast Administration For Calling Fort Hood Massacre 'Workplace Violence'
• CBS 2 Chicago: Rod Blagojevich Sentenced To 14 Years In Prison
• CBS 2 Chicago: Experts: Stiff Sentence For Blago May Not Deter Corruption
• CBS News: Documents: ATF used "Fast and Furious" to make the case for gun regulations
• Rush Limbaugh: The So-Called Conservative Media Attacks Newt Gingrich• Real Clear Politics: Gingrich Says He'd Name John Bolton as Secretary of State
• Business Insider: Gingrich May Have Broken The Law Revealing His Pick
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Newt pledges to remove Obama's agenda. And what? Replace it with his own progressive agenda?
Gingrich (Dec. 6, 2011, Glenn Beck radio show), “In fact, if I were going to characterize my – on health where I come from, I’m a Theodore Roosevelt Republican and I believe government can lead in the regulatory leaning is okay.”
What?! Roosevelt was the first president to propose universal health care, paid for by the tax payer. Sound familiar? (Hint; ObamaCare)
Hey Newt! Government has been regulating health care and that is why it
is such a disaster!! We want to get rid of a progressive president NOT
elect a Republican one!!
http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/1315319508001/
Good timing Newt. Just as Obama was praising Teddy's progressivism, Newt joins in to also lend his support of big-government progressivism from the Republican side. Three peas in a progressive pod.
http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/1315333577001/teddy-roosevelt-obama--gingrichs-big-government-hero
Here's something very interesting for you, in case you missed it in '1995 ... I used to have a subscription to wired magazine and remember this cover story and interview with Newt - Didn't read it at the time as I just wasn't into politics in my late teens, so I'm just now reading it for the first time.
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/3.08/newt.html?topic=&topic_set=
I'm definitely impressed. There is a lot I still don't know about Newt -- details of his complete voting record and so on, but the more I learn the more palatable a Newt Gingrich presidency becomes to me when compared to an anti-intellectual like G.W. Bush.
Check out the interview -- It shows how very thoughtful and educated he is on some very important topics of our age. Can you imagine Bush having the same depth and understanding of the topics and questions of that interview?
Both men had their strong suits, both men have their problems. Even Bush could beat Obama in 2012.
As for the voting suppression string....I would go one better that mere photo ID. I would require an "Eligible to Vote" test....something like a driver's license.
This is just too important now to leave it to the unwashed masses. These races need to be decided by the people that understand the gravity of the decision, and not just "...oh, he's black??? I'll vote for him!!"
Steve
"This is just too important now to leave it to the unwashed masses. These races need to be decided by the people that understand the gravity of the decision, and not just "...oh, he's black??? I'll vote for him!!"
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Yeah, let's make sure voters appreciate conservative principles before we allow them to vote. Wink, wink....;)
Seriously though ... VERY few people voted for Obama because he was black. That's an absurdity to even think otherwise, given the facts. Obama did get something like 90% of the black vote. Regardless, He didn't achieve that because he himself was black. Clinton got 85% of the black vote. Since JFK, democrats have received the majority of black votes. Rightly so given the civil rights track record of both parties since the 1960s.
Either way, back off Steve. We *do not* do a litmus test for voting rights here in America. That would be discriminatory and unconstitional. "Unwashed Masses" ... Meh. You sound elitist.
I believe it is very true that many people of many different races got caught up in the 'first black president' hoopla. That's why they supported him. What other reason was there? They didn't KNOW him; if they had, they would not have voted for him.
Whilst it might be a pipe dream, a voter test, the fact is that many people vote for elected officials and on issues that they cannot possibly understand. Great example: School bonds. Sure! We need schools, let's have us another school bond.
Wait, we're in debt? We can't pay for anything without going into MORE debt? Who did this? Oh yeah, me, voting for that school bond.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6_qXbX1B2o&feature=player_embedded#!
Michelle Bachman feeds into the conspiracy hype that Obama's birth certificate might be fake -- and in the same interview says Obama is fomenting discontent. Hypocrisy much? The same woman who suggested a potential "2nd ammendment solution" if conservatives lost elections in 2010?
Anyway, I mentioned to you last week that birtherism is going to rear it's ugly head in this election -- I'm not making it up. Trump is going to try to stoke the fires and make it an issue. He's bringing it up in all his private talks with the candidates, trying to talk them into pushing the issue. So far he's been somewhat successful at this ploy.
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In response to your last reply: I'm sure some people might have voted for Obama because he is black - It's to be expected -- The black voter turn out was higher in 2008 than in years past. For the most part people didn't care about the color of his skin. I became a fan of Obama in 2004 - even then suggesting to those around me watching the DNC speech that perhaps he should run for president. I was more of a fan of Theresa Heinz Kerry, however -- And not because she was a she. It's the content of their character and idealism that attracted most people - not the color of their skin or the shape of their sexual organs.
"Whilst it might be a pipe dream, a voter test, the fact is that many people vote for elected officials and on issues that they cannot possibly understand. Great example: School bonds. Sure! We need schools, let's have us another school bond.
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What's really scary is the fact that MANY of the candidates themselves don't understand many of the issues. Given the climate of ignorance in America and in Washington -- whenever a candidate appears to be well read and intellectual, they tend to stand out among the crowd. That's one reason why Obama was so popular and got elected. It's also why Newt Gingrich stands a fair chance of beating him.
I guarantee you many people voted for Obama because he's black. And the birther issue is a non-starter. Bachmann might be desperate, but she's not playing with Trump and his debate, so I don't know what she's thinking. Very odd, she's making all the wrong moves now. Look at the front runners if you want to see how the election campaign will go, not the lowest polling candidates.
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