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Olbermann: Hey, are the people of MA suddenly racist now?

Details:

OLBERMANN: The Republicans and the Tea Partiers will tell you what happens tonight with Scott Brown tonight, whether he wins or comes close, is a repudiation of Obama policies, and surely one of Obama’s policies from the viewpoint of his opponents is that it’s okay to have this sea change in American history, to have an African-American President. Is this vote to any degree just a euphemism the way state’s rights was in the 60s?

Well, sure.  I mean, a little over a year ago, the state gave B.O. a 26 point margin of victory.  So it only stands to reason that the state went all Robert Byrd and stuff…in the span of about 14 months, right?  For those of you on the left, the aforementioned sentences were examples of sarcasm.

If there’s any silver lining, both of Olbermann’s viewers were giddier than Nancy Pelosi at a “buy one, get one free” Botox sale.

January 20, 2010 Posted by | bigotry, Massachusetts, moonbats, Olbermann, shameful | 1 Comment

MSM: MA Senate election results NOT a referendum on ObamaCare

The left is in denial.  The MSM is in denial.  But I repeat myself.

From the Washington comPost’s Steve Pearlstein:

The first thing to say is that while those of us who are Washington insiders may be focused on health reform, the country has its mind on lots of other things.
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The third and most important point to make is that the Senate contest there was not a referendum on health-care reform, despite the best efforts of the national media and the national parties to make it so. …

Rasmussen begs to differ.

Health care has been a huge issue in this election. Fifty-two percent (52%) of Brown voters say it was the most important issue in determining their vote. Sixty-three percent (63%) of Coakley voters say health care was the top issue. 78% of Brown voters Strongly Oppose the health care legislation before Congress.

Nope…no liberal media bias!

January 20, 2010 Posted by | health care, Massachusetts, media bias | 3 Comments

   

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