Deutsch says Limbaugh and Beck are "circus acts," Dobbs is not an "acceptable" candidate because
"he's a racist"
November 30, 2009 11:16 am ET
From the November 30 edition of MSNBC's Morning Joe:
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Are these just three expensive Door Knobs?
Or do they remind us how our Great Grand Parents would somtimes use a "Corn on the Cob"
Or do they show us how Americans can turn meaningless dribble into a good paying Job?
Speak truth to power.
Mr. News
And that's why this site and comments like yours are here...to discredit the Bullcrap that is being spewed out there.
Anyone who supports, speak for, or leads Tea Baggers are dangerous, because Tea Baggers, although mentally-challenged, are dangerous too.
Bias! Bias! Lies and distortions!
lol yeah even now i couldn't keep a straight face trying to type this and sound indignant.....
it is lovely to see Beck, Rush and Dobbs being called out for what they truly are.
i don't think though calling Beck and Rush circus acts is descriptive enough though and does not grasp the true absurdity that those two are.
as for Dobbs......well...the nail was hit on the head with that one.
idiots.... pathetic...
im against illegal immigration too......but im not going to blame every societal ill on them. and i dont spew racist crap about them. thats the difference
and as for laws.....if that were true then why are not bush and cheney under indictment for torture? why were they not impeached and thrown from office for lying to congress....something that Bill Clinton got slammed for?
i pray for the day we go back to the idea of being a nation of laws and not men. im hoping our current president does that. but 8 years of bush and dick have so far disproved the idea we are a nation of laws and not men.
"n 1988, shortly before a referendum in Arizona to make English the state's official language, a private memo written by Tanton was leaked to the media. In this memo, he expressed concerns about the potential political, cultural, environmental, and demographic impacts of continued high levels of Hispanic immigration into the U.S., especially if the Hispanic fertility rate remained higher than that of other ethnic groups. He ended by calling for limiting the flow of immigrants to a rate that would enable them to be assimilated. However, several of his questions and statements were provocative, such as: "Will Latin American migrants bring with them the tradition of the mordida (bribe), the lack of involvement in public affairs, etc.?", "What are the differences in educability between Hispanics (with their 50% dropout rate) and Asiatics (with their excellent school records and long tradition of scholarship)?", and "On the demographic point: perhaps this is the first instance in which those with their pants up are going to get caught by those with their pants down!"[14]
After the media published the memo, several prominent members of U.S. English cut their ties with the organization, including advisory board member Walter Cronkite and its executive director Linda Chavez, a prominent conservative Republican columnist.[15] Tanton himself eventually resigned, although he complained that he had been smeared as a racist.[citation needed]"
i mean come on.....walter cronkite cuts ties with this group because of this guys memo? maybe he isn't racist....but at the very least is very misguided and at wors he is racist
you like to bash the president for having guys as advisors who have differing views from himself and like to call the president a communist. the same should apply to dobbs for being part of a rally thrown by a white supremacist
And this from someone who calls other people idiots. Welcome to right-wing-world.
he was part of a rally for a group who's been labled a hate group by the fairly reputable Souther Poverty Law Center.
at worst dobbs is racist at best he is very misguided in his views