On Face The Nation today, Rep. Paul Ryan reversed years of budgets and claims that the country faces an immediate debt crisis by admitting that there is no debt crisis.
The justification for the harsh cuts in Ryan’s budget has always been his belief that the nation faces an immediate crisis of debt. (More)
What tickles the hell out of me is shows like FOX right now that mostly have white guys and women up there trying to speak for how all people especially Black people will view the next debate.
They tickles the hell out of me how they continue to talk about how well Romney done in Debate 1. Well what I see is a bunch of ignant butt reporters who are not talking about the facts that were presented during the debate and continue to talk about how talkative because that is all Romney showed was that he could talk. But damn he was not saying anything.
Damn talking about how the Vice President Joe Biden interrupted and was laughing at Ryan’s ignant butt during the Vice Presidential Debate. But these same folks have not said a damn thing about how Romney done the same thing.
Goes to show you that some white folks will change the rules in order to fit whatever the hell point they are trying to make.
The only folks that will say that Big Dummy and Little Dummy Romney and Ryan won these debates either don’t understand or they are in denial. They don’t understand that they are jokers and they are in denial about what these guys are only running on trying to just undo everything that "Our" President has done.
The media is responsible for making the people ignant of what is really going on.
If Romney was Black and "Our" current President was white I would bet my life that the media would be talking opposite.
Well I have come a long ways since the 90’s because I recognize and understand how politics works. I understand how the media works. I also understand how Black folks have to work. We have to work hard as hell whether it be in school, working a job or being an elected official.
I am far from being ignant when it comes to Politics so I am able to accept what goes on because I know how the system works. I just hate it that some folks are receiving ignant information so therefore they are ignant by no fault of their own.
Being Ignant
“Know that being ignant is not always a bad thing, however it is a bad thing when you don’t do anything about it especially when you are trying to discredit others. Know what you are talking about when you open your mouth so you will not make a damn fool out of yourself.” Curmilus Dancy II The Political Agitator Tuesday April 3, 2012
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Response: This is right on point! Like I said I concerned about the facts.
Millions of Americans have tuned in to view the first presidential and only vice presidential debates of the 2012 election campaign.
The debates can provide a great opportunity to see the candidates in an unscripted setting, answering questions on the spur of the moment and having to react quickly to their opponent’s assertions. Regardless of one’s partisan allegiances, people can draw a lot from these one-on-one televised encounters.
At their worst, candidate debates can devolve into simple name-calling, counter-claims about facts and over exaggerated gestures and body language. But at their best, these question-and-answer sessions can provide serious and informative discussions of the pressing issues and challenges that confront the nation.
This year’s first two debates fell somewhere in the middle. Republican Mitt Romney was animated but vague in laying out his ideas for the future of the country. President Obama seemed to have barely showed up, offering little defense of his record and fewer details about his future plans.
The vice presidential debate between Joe Biden and Paul Ryan offered a much more spirited, issues-orientated exchange, with each candidate defending their running mate’s records and policies in a swift, back-and-forth discussion.
But media coverage and public reaction so far unfortunately has focused mainly on the candidates’ performance rather than on the substance of their remarks in the debates. Next-day discussions of the debates mainly centered on the president’s flat performance and the vice president’s smiles and laughter.
Two debates remain between the presidential contenders. The candidates owe it to voters to engage in a much more serious discussion of the issues than we’ve seen so far.
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I tried to tell people that it does not matter what “Our” President does especially during the debates because some folks are still going to be in denial. Facts does not matter.
Debate 2 more facts from the Democrats but look how “they” continue to attempt to twist the real truth.
Facts should always outweigh the lies but you see the rules change when certain folks are in the ballgame.
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Response: Damn the good ole boys likes to change the rules. The rule was good for Big Dummy but when VP Biden played by their rules they couldn’t handle it.
When I think of Big Dummy and Little Dummy I meant Rummy the following comes to mind: "Ignorance will never end. Even those with money can’t buy SENSE!!" Author: Curmilus Dancy II The Political Agitator
Paul Ryan spoke for 40 of the 90 minutes during Thursday night’s vice presidential debate and managed to tell at least 24 myths during that time:
1) “It took the president two weeks to acknowledge that [the Libya attack] was a terrorist attack.” Obama used the word “terrorism” to describe the killing of Americans the very next day at the Rose Garden. “No acts of terror will ever shake the resolve of this great nation, alter that character, or eclipse the light of the values that we stand for,” Obama said in a Rose Garden statement on September 12. (More)
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I’ve never thought much of Joe Biden. But man, did he get it right in last night’s debate, and not just because he walloped sniveling little Paul Ryan on the facts. What he got absolutely right, despite what you might read this morning (many outlets are criticizing Biden’s dramatic excesses), was his tone. Biden did absolutely roll his eyes, snort, laugh derisively and throw his hands up in the air whenever Ryan trotted out his little beady-eyed BS-isms. (More)
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On Sunday mornings I faithfully start my day watching Spiritual Awakening at 8:00 AM. At 8:30 I begin my political morning as I watch NC Spin. At 9:00 I watch Meet the Press on Fox and Juan Williams be putting it down and at the same time listening to FM 104.3 the Rev. Al Sharpton on Hour of Power until 10:00 AM. And then at 10:00 the tv goes off and I am focused totally on FM 104.3 to The Val Atkins Connections Talk Show or The Larry Hall Talk Back Talk Show.
This morning Fox did an interview with Paul Ryan. When Ryan was repeatedly asked the question about the tax plan math he kept going to something else and the commentator said I am going to get to those questions later but for now explain the tax plan math. See the following response: “Ryan: Explaining tax plan math too time-consuming.”
I just love it. “I Have Figured Mitt Romney And The Republican Party Out Why They Say They Can Do Better.”
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