Olbermann - Bush & White House Have No Credibility on Iraq

[aaronbees]

Run time: 10:50 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sJ2F254Las   Posted on YouTube: May 10, 2007 By YouTube Member: Views on YouTube: 0   Posted on DU: May 10, 2007 By DU Member: aaronbees Views on DU: 1097

 
Olbermann and Millbank examine the Repubs taking Bush to task on Iraq. Meanwhile, Cheney pontificates about mindless bullshit and spews more lies.

[Demeter]

1. Well, That's Something That Won't Be Appearing in My Local Fish Wrap

any time soon. So, Republicans we never hear about gave the Dummy a piece of their minds, with all his horses and men! Wish they had videotape of that little confrontation, or would intervention be a more accurate word?

[babylonsister]

2. K&R nt

[ejbr]

3. Sigh...Dana, Dana, Dana

et tu brutus? Bush will NEVER be concerned about a veto-proof Democratic Congress in the future because you so-called journalists refuse to investigate and communicate the findings on election fraud. Instead, you tell us that the repukes are concerned, when they aren't, because of whatever. But when they "miraculously" pull off their upset by cheating everyone of us of our right to vote with their antics, all of the sudden their policies "resonate" with the public. Never do you imbeciles consider that Americans do not want $400 million bonuses for CEOs who force us to pay $4/gal nor to have no bid contracts for "heckofajob" Halliburton. Their thievery, stubbornness, arrogance and self-indulgence do not resonate with us. They steal elections and until you so-called journalists realize this fact, we are screwed and your will continue to have to analyze 11 minority party Republicans having more weight than the Democratic majority whose ability to withstand a veto has not only been compromised by Republican criminals, but also by a complacent media.

What's really discouraging is that Dana is one of the "good" guys.
:banghead:

[Jack Rabbit]

4. Thank you for posting

A few quick observations:

I hope those Republicans congressmen don't let Bush slip back into denial.

It's the administration line I disbelieve, not the person repeating it. General Petreaus wouldn't have any more credibility than Bush or Cheney if he were to say that things are going well in Iraq all of a sudden.

Cheney looks awful. He's not the healtiest individual in the world, but he's looking worse than usual.