The rise of a viable third party might make them have to change their tune but might just make them join together long enough to beat it back and keep the two-party system for themselves.
bin laden died, obama...played cards...
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The rise of a viable third party might make them have to change their tune but might just make them join together long enough to beat it back and keep the two-party system for themselves.
See that's the thing...Breitbart.com doesn't pretend to have no bias...unlike ABC, CBS, NBC, NPR, the BBC, and Breitbart people acknowledge they are conservative or libertarian in their political views. The "journalists" of the government/democrat media claim to be objective when it is obvious they have a built in bias that effects their reporting.
The average American, watching the evening news doesn't know that the guy reporting the news will cover liberals and their agenda differently than conservatives and their issues. also, when you go to breitbart...you are going there knowing their point of view.
See, here you have CBS downplaying the card playing story, defending Obama, where if this had been a republican, especially Bush, they would not have made these excuses and would have portrayed him in the worst light possible.
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism/2013/08/17/CBS-news-excuses-bin-laden-raid
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Does anyone seriously believe that these same "journalists" would have said the same thing in defense of Bush?
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism/2013/08/17/CBS-news-excuses-bin-laden-raid
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Does anyone seriously believe that these same "journalists" would have said the same thing in defense of Bush?
The way things work right now, the main parties have a stranglehold on the debates and other media access during the election cycle. In the last election, 4 theoretically viable candidates were denied access to debates and a lot of there attention. I describe them as theoretically viable because they were on the ballot in enough states to win enough of the electoral college and be elected... but if they're not given a fair shake... how can they be elected?
Yet, it's almost the only site you ever use to support your positions.
Gary Johnson was saying some things that should have been part of the national conversation this past time around. It's a loss to public discourse. But they've written the two-party system so strongly into the law that there's not much you can do.
That's 100 threads started by the OP-I don't think Bob has enough bandwidth to search for all the posts made about Obama...:lfao:
Anyway......
We bombed Hiroshima at 8:15 in the morning. 8:15 AM in Japan is 9:15 PM in Washington, D.C.
We bombed Nagaskaki at 11:01 in the morning. 11:01 in Japan is 1:01 AM in Washington, D.C.
By all accounts, Harry Truman-a notorious "early to bed, early to rise" midwesterner-was fast asleep when we dropped both A-bombs-what was, arguably, the most momentous military decision in U.S. history.
Of course, he gave the order, and was likely awakened as soon as word reached Washington, but he had no reason to be awake awaiting word, any more than Obama did while the raid was going on.
In fact, some might paint him as a cool customer for being able to kill some time playing cards,allowing those he had given a job to to do their jobs, rather than micro-managing to disaster, like Jimmy Carter did with the failed attempt to rescue U.S. Embassy personnel in Iran back in '79.......just sayin'....
