Anti Fox News White House Comm. director Anita Dunn names Mao Zedong as a favorite political philosopher
Here is a clip from tonight’s Glenn Beck program, where White House Communications Director Anita Dunn states that one of her “favorite political philosophers” is “Mao Zedong”, you know, the Chinese Communist leader who was responsible for mass famine, political assassinations and genocide, just to name a few. This is yet another example of how radical President Obama and those he chooses to surround himself with are and shows how off base their ideas are from that of the American public.
Here is the clip:
Rasmussen Reports, the public opinion polling group founded by Scott Rasmussen (of ESPN fame), is still showing a decline in the Presidential approval rating of Barack Obama. The most current polling data from October 12 through 14 shows that 48% of those polled approve of Obama while 51% disapprove of the job he is doing. This is a 1% down tick in Obama’s approval rating since the October 4-6 Rasmussen polling data.
I have received a great deal of emails and comments from various postings of my articles on Senators Snowe and Collins. Most of these messages have been from Maine residents who have berated me for not understanding the dynamics of Maine politics. Each and every comment has included the phrase “moderate republican” when addressing Snowe and Collins support of the Baucus health care bill.
After yesterday’s (not) surprising “I’m a yes” vote by Sen. Olympia Snowe (not really R-Maine), on the health bill vote in the Senate Finance Committee, another so-called “Republican” from the politically confused State of Maine has said she will back massive government health care reform. Senator Susan Collins (not really R-Maine) told The Associated Press today that the bill approved Tuesday by the Finance Committee needs “substantial improvements” to make coverage more affordable, contain costs, and protect Medicare.
Senator Olympia Snowe (not really R-Maine) said today that she will vote for the health care legislation drawn up by the Senate Finance Committee. Sen. Snowe has once again shown her constituents and the Republican party that she is no Republican, but rather a confused Democrat leeching off of the Republican Party in order to get Maine voters on her side.
White House communications director Anita Dunn has openly attacked Fox News. Let me say that again; The White House has attacked a public news organization and accused it of bias. What country are we living in? If media bias were an issue why are CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, MSNBC, BBC, NPR, The New York Times, and a plethora of other “news” organizations still in business and geysers of liberal bias. American business is free to be as bias as they choose to be and since Fox News is not a non-profit but a tax paying entity, it is none of the Obama administrations business as to how they report news.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton met with British Foreign Minister David Miliband and discussed issues ranging from Afghanistan to Iran today. In a press conference following the meeting, Clinton said that the world “will not wait indefinitely” for Iran to meet its obligations regarding it’s nuclear enrichment program.
President Obama met with his war council yesterday (after receiving the Nobel “Please” Prize) to discuss something they know nothing about occurring thousands of miles away, the war in Afghanistan. Their objective was to make decisions that should be made by the general on the ground in Afghanistan. That general is named McCrystal, you know, the same one who made recommendations to President Obama weeks ago and still has not been given what he wants and needs to succeed. In the meantime Obama is conducting “high level” meetings with people sitting in a room in the White House . this is Big Government liberalism at its best. “We know better than you know and the decision lies with us not you.” All the while U.S. troops are dying in Afghanistan and their leader, General McCrystal, has his hands tied while his boss, Obama, panders to the left under the guise of making an informed decision.
