If I didn't have a little time to waste and actually played a bit of the video above, I would never have believed it.  You are definitely mal-nourished.  I think you give President Bush way too much credit.  I mean, who would have thought, until you brought it up, that he had the power force thousands of people in New Orleans to stay put; despite the around the clock coverage of the impending disaster; man is he good.

Or, now that you brought it up, I guess we were deluged with the press reports back in 2000 about President Bush on the golf-course with Osama, plotting how to drive airplanes into the World Trade Centers; oh, that's right, he was governor of Texas and someone else was President.

You are definitely sick and in need of care.  I must be sick also as I am still commenting on your snide-punkass reporting on a sitting President.   So easy to join the fray hey Rachel.  You are not a reporter; more like a member of the world's oldest profession.

All I can say is we reached this low years ago. There will plenty of time for conservatives to call Obama out on his inabilities. The real question is will this leftist media, will they have the guts to ask the tough questions. Or will we have to listen to another 4 years of blame Bush for everything.Character is something that these bone heads lack so they have to act like babies when it comes to the sitting President.

 One last thing didn't you love when Bush said "I love my wife" he is such a caring man.

January 20, 2012 - Nobama

"There were more exit interviews than you can count on all your fingers
and all your toes including long sit-downs with pretty much everyone on
television except, you know, me and Keith and stuff."

Shall we compare the number of Pres. Bush's "exit interviews" with the number of "exit interviews" for Wm. Jefferson Clinton? Or how about the number of pre-nomination, pre-election interviews with B.H.O.?

Maddow doesn't even deserve this thread. "and stuff"? How immature is that. All we can hope for is that with Pres. Bush's exit from the Oval Office, the likes of Maddow and Olbermann will be looking for real jobs more suited to their education and abilities.

Maddow, Matthews, Olbermann. Vicious, disgusting, small-minded, pathetic, ignorant animals. MSNBC searched the cages in lunatic asylums to find these creatures for the freak show they call "journalism". How sad.

NEVER,NEVER trust a "liberal"

Rachel, Four things led to the problems in New Orleans: 1). It's built in a hole. 2). It's surrounded by water. 3). Corrupt Democrats have been responsible for spending 100 years of levee money on anything but the levees to protect it. 4) Stupid Democrats were responsible for providing it's succor after items 1, 2, and 3 interacted with a hurricane.  President Bush was barred by the US Constitution from acting until Governor Blanco asked him to help.  It's called "States Rights".  Look it up. 

"An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last."  - Sir Winston Churchill

I love listening to (not mention expressing) opinions about the news of the day. It's the intellectual equivalent of sport. It's not only a crucial part of democracy, at times it can be just plain fun.

It can be like football. You go into a huddle and design an argument. Then you take it to the line of scrimmage and put it into play, seeing if you've anticipated what the defense is going to do. As the play develops, you're on hyper-alert to see how the defense adjusts, while you're ready to adjust your own argument in response. I'm convinced that these intellectual adrenaline peaks are a narcotic, and that's draws us to the game. It certainly does me.

Like most of you, to be sure, I love it when someone responds and disagrees with me (in a bar, or on NewsBusters, on some other site, etc.). I dismiss it when someone offers mere snark, but when they respond with critical reason, I love the engagement. I love the game. That's the fun, and so long as the debate stays on ideas and doesn't get personal, it's like an adrenaline rush.

But you can't engage in argument with the Maddows and Huffingtons of the world, because they don't think they're the other team. They think they're the referees. They don't want to defend anything - they just want to place the ball where it suits them. They don't care about presenting reasonable debate, because they don't think they're debating in the first place. Of course, they then place the ball to the disadvantage of conservatives, even when liberals haven't offered any defense.

How do you reject the media as referee? Stop listening to them. When they put the ball down, pick up the ball and move it to where it should be.

How does that metaphor play out in real life? The archaic liberal media conglomerates are going out of business fast. The old media is infuriated that the bloggers are refusing to play by the old media's rules, and the old media is trying to oppose them through ridicule and sneering condescension (see Barnicle, Mike, of MSNBC).

Maddow, Huffington, Matthews, Olbermann, USA Today, Newsweek ... they all think they're referees, but the game is being played elsewhere.

Where is Rachel Maddow's outrage for the State of LA and for the Mayor of New Orleans ???????

Where is  Rachel Maddow's outrage for President Bill Clinton, who ( I believe ) had opportunity to get Osama before 9/11/01 even happened ????????

The only way I would watch Maddow, is if she was the star in a snuff porn film.

Im not wishing, nor suggesting. Just sayin.

Save a SeAL, club a liberal!!

 Not one ounce of integrity at MSNBC.... their business plan was to bring Bush down and elevate Obama no matter if facts supported either premise....now that Bush is gone and the majority of their purpose has disapeared  they will continue to beat Bush as long as they can.  Screaming and blaming ghosts of the past for every misfortune.  They will still have part of their business plan ... glorifying their Messiah. Of course without the Bush Bashing they will just have to increase their criminal/prison/gang shows portion of their broadcast schedule.

save money dumb bombs for dumb people... durka durka ... dark_ds said that

That's she a disgrace and numbnuts are givens. 

That she's self-absorbed is another given.

That she lacks objectivity, civility and courtsey are other givens.

But Obama invited her and others of her ilk to meet with him privately, just the other day. Nine others, I think. Thus Obama considers her a valuable "liberal" outlet of whatever she lets out.

Her chickens have not come home to roost. But when they do, I expect her to whine and squirm, like a good litlle Obamabot.

 She is an embarrassment.

And what MSNBC did with allowing she to spew such execrable material, as it also allowed Chris Matthews, is beyond shameful.

Since nothing seems to matter much except money to the networks, perhaps it's time for conservatives to organize campaigns to put NBC and MSNBC advertisers on notice that the time's come for a choice: rein in these excrement-spewing dweebs and the networks, or experience consumer penalties.

continued remarks by Frances Rice
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"Further, the Posse Comitatus Act passed by Congress in 1878 prevents a president from sending federal troops to a state without the governor’s consent.

The Democrat governor of Louisiana, a white woman, refused to cooperate with President Bush when the president asked for her consent to begin a mandatory evacuation four days before the storm.

The Democrats in the Louisiana homeland security office also refused to let the Red Cross bring truckloads of food, water and supplies to the Superdome.

Since 1980, Louisiana emergency personnel knew that the levees in New Orleans would not withstand a category 3 or 4 hurricane. Yet, the Democrats in Congress filibustered President Bush’s energy bill which was introduced in 2001 and contained $540 million for repairing the levees in New Orleans."

Frances Rice
Black Female Conservative
Retired Army Colonel
Gifted Lawyer

MadCow is so full of it because the Media still blames Bush for Katrina and the last time I looked It was the State that dropped the ball on this hurricane. When you have a Gov. like Florida had and many storms hit this State yearly but they seem to take care of their state just find and many storms have been the size of Katrina. Also didn't Katrina also hit Mississippi and Alabama but it seems their state has worked it's way out of the troubles and rebuilt their towns.

Another little point to get right, Rachel--there aren't 40 million or 46 million Americans without health insurance.  You can't count the 12 to 20 million illegal aliens in that number for, if you can't figure it out for yo'self, THEY AREN'T AMERICANS!  Damn, are you really that effin' stupid?  Or, are you really that determined to mislead the legal citizens of this country the way you charge President Bush with having misled them about Iraq?  You're a stinking, smart assed liar who can't see past your own hatred of Bush in order to get the facts straight.  Do your homework, Rachel, and you might gain some credibility with those of us on the other side of the political fence from you.

Oh, and Bush was as responsible for the destruction of New Orleans and the Twin Towers as President Clinton was for the Murrah building in Oklahoma City.  Clinton wasn't then, and Bush isn't now.

 "The words of a President have an enormous weight and ought not to be used indiscriminately." - Calvin Coolidge

Newsflash: Katrina was a natural disaster.  Unfortunately, we can't stop those.

Here's some other facts: Hurricanes happen in the Gulf, tornadoes happen in the Mid West, forrest fires happen in the West, blizzards happen in the North, and earthquakes happen in California.  Accept it and move on. 

"To many facts, to many facts, my mind can't handle all these facts!!", Madcow said as she ran screaming into the night.

I traveled the 170 miles of Interstate 59 from Meridan, MS to Slidell, LA about 3 weeks after Katrina. Based on what I saw and how long it takes to cut and remove a tree, along with the downed power lines, the job would have taken at least 12 hours to do with a large crew of men and equipment. Add that to how long it took the storm to pass and you are looking at the better part of a day and a half to get down to the NO area. Then the bridges going in to NO were screwed up and had to be check to see if they were passable before heavy trucks and equipment could be moved across them.

Let's face it, the screwup was the fault of the local and state governments. The Feds may have had to assume a small fraction of the blame, but it was a very small fraction.

Remember folks, Freedom isn't Free. It was bought with the blood and sacrifice of the men and women who are serving and who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.

For those who fought for it, Freedom has a flavor that the protected will never know.

Propagandist! MSLSD has gone beyond the brink and fell into the pit.  Liberal blog is precisely what this station is.

Eventually idiots like Maddow will fade away.  Even the most leftist liberal's point of view will change when they find that they will have to wait in a line to get a cup of Obamacoffee, after they get poked, prodded, and screened to ensure that they are not carrying a bomb of sorts all because we wanted to get soft on terrorism.  Of course, by this time, the Obamahouse will be out in the boonies since the cities or urban-zones have been destroyed by chemical/biological attacks.

One day all that kool aid is going to rebound and bite you. I know you have followers that believe you but really! Look at the facts and if you can't see the truth just quit yappin because your points are ludicrous.

MSNBC doesn't even try to hide their bias anymore.  They and parent company NBC are in full-out attack on anything republican. They own the bully microphones and have all the airtime at their disposal. 

Shameful. Indeed.

I guess Mayor Nagin never heard of Hurricane Andrew...or Camille, or Hugo...

I was appalled when I saw all those people being hearded into the Superdome and was thinking, "Uh, isn't that like cloth covering that thing?  That doesn't look like a good idea."  Talked to a friend that day who was watching and said, "They're so f---ed" over and over again.

Where were the warnings from the all-knowing MSM and the Democrats when that was going on?  Oh, but you don't tell a BMIC what the hell to do, do we now.  Besides, they were just as clueless.

One of the 24% who thinks George W. Bush was a great President. One of the 89% who wants to bring back the stock and pillory.