Jacoby says whether "Obama likes it or not, it's America he represents more than himself"; Carlson replies "Bingo"
November 18, 2009 7:33 am ET
From the November 18 broadcast of Fox News' Fox & Friends:
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Also during the segment, the following chyron aired:
*Sighs*
This nothing even close to news. Plain garbage.
These people speak of their own President as if he is the enemy, when all he is trying to do is fulfill his campaign promises and restore America's standing around the world.
I am convinced that many white people would rather America self-destruct than let a black man cuise it to safety.
You didn't hear all of this criticism during former President Bush eight years of betraying the American people. In fact, Bush is the worst President in modern history.
Now we have a President who is trying to clean up the mess left by Bush.... and all the Republicans and conservatives want to do is obstruct (they also want him to fail).
These people who are in the public's eye, like Carlson, are lying and misleading the American people because of their dislike for the President, a dislike that is not based on anthing other than the color of the President's skin. They would rather be led by the devil.
It's as if these Republicans and FoxNews have separated themselves into what they ALL believe is their "pure", "just", and "RIGHTFUL" country called their United States of America, and they ONLY know what is best in their America. Wow, what a fantastic belief to have TWO Americas, instead of ONE - LOL.
These people are "great" with "deception" and MSM just get played day after day after day. Boy, if only the Democrats and President Obama could just "harness" these Republicans' playbook of "deception" for America, LOL.
You could start with the general election with Republican candidates John McCain and Sarah Palin. 98% of their campaign was attacks, criticism and negative ads. Their vision for America and policies took a back seat in their campaign.
It is a fact that most of what they accused their opponent of was falsehoods, and in many cases out-right lies. For example: There is tons of footage at lynch mob rallies of John and Sarah calling a fellow American Presidential hopeful a "communist", "Marist" and "un-American". On top of that both of them sat back and did nothing while some in attendance yelled "off with his head", "kill the ni*%er" and "he is a terrorist" referring to Barack Obama (John finally said something about a week later). Since losing the Presidency to Barack Obama all they do is criticize and attack while trying to obstruct him from doing his job.
Republicans in general have abandoned their "core principles, values and responsibility" to the American people and replaced it out-right lies, distortion and miss-representation, and the do so with no shame and no regard to TV cameras.
They show no interest to the well being of the American people, instead most of their time is spent attacking and criticizing the President. Republicans are proud to go on the record and state that they opposed universal affordable healthcare for the American people. Not caring or knowing how that will look in the next election. One politician, ignoring the well being of the American people, said "Healthcare will be Obama's waterloo". Meaning.. if we deny Obama a Healthcare victory his presidency will be a failure. Republicans are more interested in an Obama failure then they are about the good the welfare of the American people.
As I said above there is plenty of data and it grows by the day. Stupidity is an on going thing with Republicans today and they are providing America with a lot of nonsense that could be used against them in the future.
I remember "The Decider," and "The Commander Guy" just off the top of my head.
But there was NOTHING egotistical about that at all . . .
"Ah, yes, the reductio ad Hitlerum. Why meet a conservative with facts or logic when you can simply tar him with the Nazi brush?"
I was not too surprised to find that since the right wing has become particularly fond of the "Nazi" smear, Jacoby seems to have lost interest in the subject.