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Pat Buchanan Is A Common Blue Collar American?

Sat Apr 12, 2008 at 11:31 am

Talking about Obama's speech about Middle America, Pat Buchanan said "This is what he thinks of us?" As Cesca points out, Pat is not Middle America at all. He is a D.C. insider. To sit there and try to claim he is Middle America is an insult to Middle America.

Obama said that Middle America is bitter for losing their jobs and turn to God and guns in that time. I live in Middle America, where flags fly on Sunday for race car drivers and abandoned factories litter the landscape. What Obama said was right on. I can point to numerous people I know that lost their nice paid job of years to outsourcing. They are facing foreclosure and can barely afford food, yet come Sunday they are at church giving what money they don't have to the collection plate. Come hunting season, they are the first ones out there with their guns killing anything that moves.

Hillary and McCain's response has been about that same, that this makes Americans stronger. Starving and being out of home makes us stronger? Talk about an elitist comment, that is a blatant one right there. I think there should be a challenge to all the Presidential candidates. You have 2 weeks to live on unemployment, or a common Middle America salary, and see how it goes. I bet they would fold within a few days.

Shockingly, one network seems to be standing up for Obama. That network is CNN. Watch this panel slam Clinton and McCain over this:

(h/t AmericaBLOG)

I believe what Obama said does resemble us in Middle America. McCain and Clinton are out playing the elitists on this and voters won't buy it.

Also Cesca reminds us of when Clinton surrogate, and Pennsylvania Governor, Ed Rendell basically said Middle America was nothing but racists.

Shut Up!

Thu Mar 13, 2008 at 09:41 am

Pat Buchanan flipped out on Dan Abrams last night. He was trying to say that Obama only won states with heavy black populations. When another guest tried to correct him, Pat responds by telling the guest to shut-up. That was followed by Pat getting scolded by Rachel Maddow.

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John McCain - The War President

Mon Jan 28, 2008 at 11:05 am

That's what Pat Buchanan called him this morning on MSNBC:

This is a stunning indictment of McCain. Of course we can't forget that Buchanan has some problems with McCain over immigration, so that should be taken into account.

Un-Freakin-Believable!!!!

Wed Dec 5, 2007 at 11:55 pm

War monger Frank Gaffney was on Hardball tonight talking about the NIE. This is how idiotic the war mongers are getting - Gaffney thinks they should have a "do over" on the NIE. Buchanan called his bluff and asked Gaffney if he wanted this in 2005 when the NIE said Iran was working on nuclear weapons. Gaffney of course said no.

So reasons for war we shouldn't double check, but reasons that can prevent war we should double check? What an absolute idiot. Check out the video at MSNBC's site.

Scarborough And Buchanan - "Hold Hearings Over the NIE"

Wed Dec 5, 2007 at 01:18 pm

Looks like people from the right side of the aisle are upset with Bush trying to lie this country into another war and want Joe Biden to start holding hearings over it. My suggestion is that Joe Biden drop out from the Presidential race (let's face facts - I like Joe but he doesn't have a prayer) and during that announcement tell the people he is doing so to focus his energies into getting to the bottom of this scandal.

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