Halloween may have come and gone, but House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi gave us quite a fright with her facial muscle-defying smile at today’s press conference hosted by the House Democrats.
Senator John McCain slammed a reporter for asking if the scandal involving Former CIA Director David Petraeus was a bigger national security risk than the attack in Benghazi. McCain flatly stated that he thought the question was one of the dumbest he ever heard. When the reporter tried to cut McCain off in order to justify asking the question, McCain fought back by saying "Do you want me to…
Chicago Tribune reporter Christi Parsons fawned over President Obama during today's press conference. Parsons declared that she had never seen Obama lose while President Obama revealed that they "go way back."
Bill Maher and Former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer criticized the "neanderthal" and "troglodyte" wings of the conservative movement. Coming from two articulate men with such high standards of personal and professional conduct, this one stings.
Fox's Jesse Watters travelled to Bill Maher's show in New York City to ask a few of the Maher faithful what they thought of President Obama's policies.
Bill Kristol quoted a source that told him that former CIA
Director David Petraeus knew that his testimony regarding the attack on the US
Consulate was not accurate. Kristol then
stated that he believed Petraeus may have withheld the truth to avoid divulging
classified information.
MSNBC analyst Steve Kornacki gushed over Democrat
Congressman Chris Van Hollen’s refusal to support any deal on the fiscal cliff
that did not raise taxes on top income earners.
Kornacki was not so impressed with Republican insistences that taxes not
be raised.
Democrat Congressman Peter Welch told MSNBC anchor Martin Bashir that the Democratic Party is considering adopting Mitt Romney's plan for tax deductions as part of a resolution to the crisis over the fiscal cliff. Interestingly, Bashir conveniently forgot his own claims that the Romney plan was going to destroy and bury the middle class.
MSNBC Analyst Chuck Todd caught White House Press Secretary
Jay Carney off guard by repeatedly pressing Carney as to whether the White
House was satisfied with the FBI’s handling of the scandal involving CIA
Director David Petraeus. Carney tried to
dodge the question, but Todd persisted and Carney stumbled.
Florida Congressman Allen West stated that liberals claim that conservatives should put up more minority candidates, but when minority conservatives run for office, they are singled out for attacks by Democrats.