December 19, 2011 Archives

December 19, 2011 Archives

Rep. West: WH's Sperling "An Idiot Repeating Very Weak Talking Points"

Rep. Allen West (R-FL) on White House economic adviser Gene Sperling saying Republicans have missed a golden opportunity when it comes to the payroll tax extension agreement. Rep. Allen West: "I have to tell you, listening to Mr. Sperling, I never met him but he truly did seem to me to be an idiot that was just repeating some very weak talking p

Sarah Palin: "Not Too Late" To Jump In Race For Presidency

"It's not too late for folks to jump in," Sarah Palin said when asked if there was any chance that she was reconsidering making a play in the race. "Who knows what will happen in the future?" Palin's answer was brief before she switched the subject to FOX Business host Eric Bolling's knowledge of energy policy. Transcript below. Eric Bolling,

Perry: Wall St. Bailout "Single Biggest Act Of Theft In American History"

"This Wall Street bailout was the single biggest act of theft in American history," presidential hopeful Rick Perry told about 60 voters at a Pizza Ranch restaurant in Manchester. "And Newt and Mitt, they both were for it."



Romney: Obama Not A Socialist, But A "Big Government Liberal Democrat"

Presidential candidate Mitt Romney would not call President Obama a "socialist," instead saying he is "just over his head" and a "big government liberal Democrat." "You know, I prefer to use the term that he’s just over his head,” Mitt Romney said on FOX News' "O'Reilly Factor" tonight. "I consider him a big government liberal Democrat. I th

Krauthammer: Senate Payroll Tax Bill "An Abomination," "Worst Ever Crafted By Man"

Charles Krauthammer on the impracticality of extending the payroll tax cut for two months, a move that is supported by the Democrats. House and Senate Republicans are willing to give the provision a full one-year extension so it will not have to be revisited in two months. "This shows to an outside observer, who know about this stuff and have no

Axelrod: "Screwing Up The Economy" Is The Republican Strategy

Obama's chief campaign strategist David Axelrod tells FOX News' Ed Henry that the Republicans are trying to "slow the recovery down" and delay the creation of a half million or a million jobs to hurt Obama. Transcript below. Ed Henry, FOX News: "But don't you want to run against a do-nothing Congress?" David Axelrod: "Here's the truth, Ed. If



Carney Defends Biden: "The Elimination Of The Taliban Not The Issue"

White House press secretary Jay Carney is asked about Vice President Joe Biden's remark that "the Taliban per se is not our enemy." Carney: "I think it is important -- I know you've written about this -- to understand what most

Mitt Romney In 1994 On Campaign Finance Reform

Mitt Romney in October of 1994 speaks at a business roundtable in Massachusetts. Romney argues for strict campaign finance reform, including the abolishment of PACs.

Wasserman Schultz: GOP Wants To "Jam Middle Class Right At The Holiday Season"

DNC Chairwoman Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL) says House Republicans are "so extreme" that they may throw the payroll tax cut bill out and "leave middle class Americans twisting in the wind." "Hopefully the House Republicans' plan is not to just try to jam the Senate, who is already adjourned to January 23rd. I mean, logic would tell you a b



WH Blames "Tea Party Revolt" For Likely Rejection Of Payroll Tax Cut

White House communications director Dan Pfeiffer said it is a "Tea Party revolt" that would be responsible for the House rejecting a two-month extension of the payroll tax cut. "Speaker Boehner's position on Sunday was not the position that he had on Saturday when the 89 Senators came together to pass a two-month extension of the payroll tax cut

Des Moines Register Explains Romney Endorsement: He's "Refreshing"

"He has taken a close perspective with the issues that he's traditionally had beliefs on and in some cases adjusted it, he's acknowledged that in some cases he's made mistakes in the communication of it, but what we thought was very refreshing– you had a candidate who acknowledged that perhaps different positions at different times in response to

Staged? North Koreans Extremely Emotional Over Kim Jong-Il's Death

Thousands of North Koreans weep hysterically over the death of their leader Kim Jong-il.



Barney Frank Wears Revealing Shirt On House Floor

Outgoing Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) was on the House floor late Monday afternoon wearing a t-shirt and a sling due to a recent operation on his thumb. Frank was wearing a revealing shirt, one which you could see through that exposed what his bare chest looks like. The outgoing congressman said his recent attire was due to

Gingrich Super PAC Web Ad: Newt Is A Proven Conservative Leader

This is the first ad from Winning Our Future PAC. This ad will be aired on television soon. America needs conservative leadership. Now is the time for Newt Gingrich. Paid for by Winning Our Future. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.

Schumer: Dealing With Boehner Like "Trying To Nail Jello To The Wall"

"Here's what we did. We tried for 3.1% for a year for both employers and employees. Our republican colleagues said that's too much. We brought it down to 2%. They then said the millionaire's tax, take it out. We don't want to tax millionaires. We did," Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said on "Morning Joe" today. "They then said that the only way they

Barney Frank To Obama: "Things Would Have Been Worse Without Me" Not A Winning Slogan

Rep. Barney Frank says that "things would be worse without me" is not a good Political slogan for democrats. "I understand, it's not a good political slogan to say, things would have been worse without me. You don't win on that," Frank said. Rep. Frank said this during an hour-long debate on ABC's "This Week." Frank debated Rep. Paul Ryan and

Palin "Doesn't Know Yet" If Any Candidate Qualifies For Endorsement

"You know, my endorsement is going to be with sincerity and enthusiasm and I’m just not there yet with the field as it stands," Sarah Palin, the 2008 Republican nominee for Vice President, told FOX News. "As soon as I feel that that person who understands the fiscal crisis, especially that America faces, and know what to do about it, then I wi

North Korean Leader Kim Jong-Il Dead

As his people wept, world leaders reacted to the death of North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong Il. China expressed shock and sent condolences, while the White House and State Department would only say they are monitoring the situation closely.

Rep. Barney Frank: "Solyndra Was A Mistake"

After a verbal lashing from George Will, outgoing Congressman Barney Frank (D-Mass.) says Solyndra was "a mistake." FRANK: Well, can I respond to that. Because in fact one of the most successful things we have done recently is to keep the American automobile industry alive. Yes, Solyndra was a mistake, but there was a major liberal/conservative

Ron Paul: Defense Bill Establishes Martial Law In America

Alex Jones: Top tier presidential candidate Ron Paul has decried the 'indefinite detention' provision of the National Defense Authorization Act, warning that it represents an arrogant, bold and dangerous attempt to establish martial law in America. Speaking with the Alex Jones Show today, Congressman Paul went on the offensive against the bill,


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