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Breakfast Scramble

DavidL's Breakfast Scramble
Breakfast Scramble is now like Microsoft. It is now a feature and not merely a bug.,

Sarah v. Letterman, John Ziegler gets a wee bit snide and testy with MSNBC. View the video on Real Clear Politics [1].    I found Ziegler juvenile, but then I find Chris Matthews foolish and Keith Olbermann hyperbolic and disgusting.    So considering the network, I score Ziegler’s performance as within bounds and acceptable.

Was Contessa Brewer being straight up when she asked if Sarah found being called a slut offensive?    Should MSNBC suspend Brewer and send her to sensitivity training?

The one v. reality, more on the video on which Eric rambled [2].  From Classic Values [3]:

We have added at least a trillion dollars to our national debt and the accomplishments for that spending are worse than if we had done nothing. Where is the Do Nothing Congress and the Do Nothing Presidency when you need them? If only they had put the effort into raising the price of electricity while lowering the reliability of supplies. Well they are doing that. And what else are they doing? They are going to spiff up Public housing

The Obama economy is is worse shape than Obama said it would be if we did nothing, to wit not pass Porkulus.    So if Obama’s economic foreaset for doing nothing was accurate, then not only is Porkulus not fixing the economy, it making it even worse.   And these retards want to fix healthcare.

Charles Krauthammer, from the New York Post [4]:

I said some years ago that the genius of Rupert Murdoch and Roger Ailes was to have discovered a niche market in American broadcasting — half the American people

Some niche market Charles!

Mrs. Pelosi’s Swamp, from Charles Neubauer, Washington Times [5]:

When Democrats made their case during the 2006 elections about why they should control Congress, they offered up Republican lawmakers like Mark Foley and Rick Renzi as examples of the “culture of corruption” they wanted to rid from Washington.

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But when the limelight faded, the controversies took an unexpected twist: Democrats, now in control, sought to block or limit prosecutors from gathering certain evidence of corruption against members of Congress on constitutional grounds, complicating the criminal cases against the two Republicans.

Of course when the rotten politicians are democrats, we can count on the silence of the media.