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Showing posts with label Communists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Communists. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

A better question for David Axlerod


Lonely Conservative just watched CNN's interview with Obama's long-time consigliere David Axlerod.  At a time when half of Americans ages 18-24 are unemployed, the real estate market has imploded, federal bureaucrats are taking over your health care, gasoline is heading for five bucks a gallon, and Iran is bragging about getting nuclear weapons, the only questions Anderson Cooper could come up with involved the Democrats' charge that Republicans want to take away a college student's constitutional right to taxpayer-funded contraception, or some such blather.

LC has a suggestion for the oh-so-professional journalist Mr. Cooper:
Cooper didn’t bother asking Axelrod about his ties to known communists, or those of his boss. Not that anyone expects people like Anderson Cooper, who are paid to investigate these people, to ask those sorts of questions.
Go to LC's post  for video of Cooper's journalistic malpractice.  Have any of your friends or neighbors ever heard of David Axlerod?

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Kim was a Ford man - who knew?


Was that a Lincoln we saw hauling deceased North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il's coffin?  Indeed it was.  As a matter of fact, the Communist funeral procession included two three of the gas-guzzling Ford products.

Just to make sure we weren't seeing some crude third-world copy, we checked with an actual automotive expert.  Bradford Wernle confirms our observation:
As mourners wailed hysterically by the road, a procession of unmistakable luxury limos rolled past. First came the Lincoln bearing Kim's flag-draped coffin on the roof. A second Lincoln limousine bore a giant poster with a likeness of the Dear Leader; and a third, an enormous funeral wreath.
The hearses bore Lincoln's unique vertical cross design on the hood, so the cars were not knockoffs.