PJ...

I haven't heard one peep about this anywhere via television...thank you for this, or I may not have known until later myself.

Of course we all know why the msm isn't reporting anything on this...Obama of course.

ACORN are you listening indeed.

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Our pusillanimous President's position on Zelaya is wrong and outrageous. I wish that the EU or Canada or Australia would come out publicly against Zelaya's illegal attempts to take over Honduras. From his bumbling foreign policy on Iran, Israel, and Honduras, it seems that whenever he has to make a decision, he throws in with the most radically leftist, anti-democratic and facsist leader available. Little wonder when you look at the wackballs in his czar department.

And where are Republicans on this? All the Republicans from the foreign relations committee or whatever it is called should be down there on a fact-finding mission, meeting with Micheletti and forcing Honduras into the news. They are as negligent as the Bamster is evil and incompetent.

I'm sure the Democrats would love to implement this plan for 2010. Has anyone noticed that, if you have a police car on the way to a polling station, in Florida, it's voter intimidation.  If you have Black Panthers outside a polling station threatening people, it gets shoved aside by Democrats.  Ah, what a difference winning makes in the way you do investigations.   

Election 2008-God's way of showing us that elections count.  

 Pay back can come in 2010!!!!!!!! 

How much do you wanna bet Barry Soetoro is taking notes.  On second thought, he doesn't have to take notes, the SRM has all the crib notes he needs and if he doesn't, they'll be more than glad to fill in any gaps.

his guest Otto Reich, former U.S. ambassador to Venezuela. I'm no fan of CNN or Sanchez, but his interview with Ambassador Reich regarding Honduras appeared to be a very fair depiction of the facts. Here are some excerpts from the Transcript:

SANCHEZ:...Let me take you back to the late 1950s, Fidel Castro kicked out of Cuba, returns to Cuba. There he is. He lands in Santiago, begins a revolution against the government of Fulgencio Batista. He was barely even taken serious by the way when he was doing this by the United States or the rest of the world.

Well, guess what? They should have taken him serious, because the rest is history. Now, fast-forward 50 years, Castro still in power and another Latin America leftist leader may be trying to follow that Castro model. That guy in the big white hat, see him right there? That's Manuel Zelaya, technically still the president of Honduras. But he can't go back to his country. He might be arrested by the people who took over Honduras last month in a coup.

And now today a spokesperson for the ousted President Zelaya says he intends to return and set up an alternative government, much like Castro did on Granma, and fight the new leadership. Wow, that does sound familiar. It's our segment we call "Conexion."

Well, when I want to know about stuff like this, there is nobody else better to call on than the guy you are about to meet right here. He can better explain what is happening in Honduras than just about anybody else.

Otto Reich is who I'm talking about. You see him there sharing the screen with me. He is a former ambassador to Venezuela, former White House insider for Presidents Reagan and Bush I. This guy is the ultimate insider, because he has had a hand in U.S. policies for decades....

REICH: Well, Rick, first, Zelaya did become a populist president, but not a popular president, first of all. The public opinion polls clearly that it is the minority of Hondurans who support him.

But that's not the important point in the removal, his removal from power. Even if he had been terribly unpopular and had been removed illegally, that would still have been a coup. But no less an authority on Honduras than the archbishop of Honduras, Cardinal Rodriguez, said today that to call this a coup is absurd -- and I quote -- absurd. It was not a coup.

The Supreme Court of Honduras voted 15-0, unanimously, including people named by Zelaya's own party to declare Zelaya to have violated the constitution and to be no longer president of Honduras.

SANCHEZ: Why? Because this guy was trying to pull a fast one. I mean, he was trying to stay in office a la Chavez, wasn't he? And back to the issue of whether this was a coup or not. You make a good point. We at CNN have been arguing this amongst ourselves an awful lot. We are used to seeing a president removed through Congress or an impeachment or a process. Maybe that's the process they use down there. The Supreme Court says you are out, you are out, right?

REICH: Well, they don't have an impeachment process in their constitution. Instead, they have an article, Article 239, that says that, if a high official such as the president violates the constitution, he is automatically removed from office. He automatically removes himself from office.

It is self-activating, as a lawyer said at a hearing we had last week. I testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. And one of the members of Congress who is a lawyer said this is a self-activating clause of the Honduran constitution.

So, in effect, as the Honduran congress then ratified by a nearly unanimous vote the next day, including, by the way, almost all the members of Zelaya's own party, so that he was no longer the president.

SANCHEZ: Right. No, listen, you make a great point, and probably a point that needs to be made on network television and in the media in general, because it's a point that has obviously often been overlooked. And that's why we have you on the show.

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I never thought I would say this, but kudos to Rick Sanchez and Ambassador Reich for telling it like it is. Here is a
YouTube video of the interview.

Where's the Liberal outcry about "diebold" computers "flipping" the recorded votes (US 2000 Presidential elections)?  Where's the Liberal outcry about "rigged" elections (Ohio, 2004)? Where's the liberal outcry about cheating?  Or do they cry out against Conservatives? (That's a rhetorical question, BTW)

Oh and I wonder what the results of the Exit Poll will be?  You know that the cheater had an exit poll ready and waiting. 

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