Fauxcahontas Warren backs communist Mamdani's agenda

Leave it to Elizabeth Warren, the extremely far-left fake Indian who never met a socialist idea she didn’t want to French kiss on live TV, to hop on MSNBC's Morning Joe and fangirl over Zohran Mamdani, New York City’s resident communist cosplayer running for mayor. 

Warren's practically tripping over herself to prop up this guy’s radical, economy-torching agenda like it’s the second coming of FDR’s New Deal. Spoiler alert: it's not. It’s just another Democrat love letter to big government and bad ideas.

"You got it, Joe! He comes in and talks about how to make NYC affordable for families," Warren gushed, sounding like she's auditioning for a role as Mamdani's public relations fan girl. Affordable for families? Sure, if your definition of "affordable" is standing in bread lines while the government decides who gets to live where.

Warren's all-in on Mamdani's Marxist fever dream, which includes gems like government-run grocery stores, because nothing screams "efficiency" like bureaucrats selling you overpriced kale. His platform reads like a Bernie Sanders fanfic: seize housing policy, slap 200,000 "affordable" units on the taxpayer's tab, freeze rents on city properties, and crank up rent control to kneecap private landlords. Mamdani’s not even pretending to care about small property owners or economic growth. 

Instead, he's out here demonizing "billionaire real estate moguls" and anyone else who dares invest in New York. Job creators? More like punching bags for this guy’s class-warrior shtick. And notice how it's no longer the 'millionaires' who are the problem, now that Bernie Sanders and his ilk are millionaires--it's only the billionaires.

The private sector's understandably freaking out. One New York real estate investment trust CEO is so desperate to stop Mamdani's lunacy that he’s hosting a $2,000-a-ticket fundraiser for Mayor Eric Adams to keep this socialist train-wreck from derailing the city's already shaky housing market. But Warren is too busy clapping like a trained seal for Mamdani's far-left fever dreams to notice the economic carnage his policies would unleash.

Even some Democrats, like the ones who haven't completely lost their minds, are side-eyeing Mamdani's track record of spicy statements and extremist positions. But Warren's doubling down, proving once again she would rather drag the party into AOC's socialist sandbox than deal with reality. New York's families and small businesses are simply collateral damage in her quest to make the Democratic Party the Bernie Bro Appreciation Club.

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Donny Deutsch apologizes for half his racism while condemning Trump supporters for theirs

It would be funny if it wasn't racist. Former MSNBC host Donny Deutsch apologized for using the term "yellow man" in the middle of calling Trump supporters "racists" for trusting Trump's information about the COVID-19 pandemic.

But we are supposed to trust Deutsch's unsubstantiated ["this is how I feel"] claim that one third of the American public are racists. That in spite of having elected a black man president TWICE, he was able to win with those statistics.

Deutsch referred to a recent NPR-PBS-Marist poll, and you know that a poll put on by those folks can't possibly be biased in any way, that one third of Americans who say they trust Trump must be racists. "How do one in three Americans still believe this man about corona[virus] or anything?" Deutsch asked on Friday's "Morning Joe."

"And the answer is only one thing," he went on. "One in three Americans are racists, one in three Americans are terrified that this country, by the year 2040, is not going to be majority White -- that the Black man or brown man or the yellow man or woman are going to come and take their jobs and take away their suburbs."

The "yellow man"?

Okay, the idiot later apologized for his "stupid" racist remark that he used to make the point that Trump supporters are racists but he isn't; but why is it okay to put white people into a negative category? The entire left seems to be doing that very same thing and pretend that it shows their virtue when it merely shows their racist tendencies to think in terms of skin color.

"[I] was just trying to make a point and I apologize if I offended anybody. People know me, know that -- where my heart is," Deutsch said. Yes, his heart is up his nether regions.

Last year, Deutsch criticized "wealthy white people" for supporting Trump. This is, in part, how Trump got elected.

People are sick and tired of being pigeon-holed for their beliefs. Some people think that it's more important to elect someone who has no filter, who says the quiet part out loud, even if he does so indelicately. Some people believe that it's more important to elect a man who doesn't support the killing of the unborn in spite of his own character flaws.

And when it comes to the economy, some people believe that the government needs to keep their hands off businesses and remove the myriad regulations it imposes that would fine a child for her lemonade stand.

Trump is doing that.


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Ben Rhodes: idiot savant, or just an idiot?

According to the self-proclaimed geniuses on the left, everything that's wrong with the world can somehow be blamed on President Trump, no matter how tortured the connection.

Former failed novelist and Obama's failed Deputy National Security Advisor [see: ISIS, Iran, Al Qaeda, Syria and China] Ben Rhodes, is claiming that President Trump's rhetoric meant that "journalists everywhere are less safe."

Ben's brother, David, is president of CBS News.

Rhodes made that silly comment Tuesday on Morons Speaking Nothing But Communism's [MSNBC] "Morning Joe." When asked/prompted about Trump's response to the likely killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, Rhodes bloviated: "What you have to realize is, there's nobody else who can play the role of the United States to hold people like this to account. We are the world's oldest and most significant democracy [actually, we're a republic]. And if we're not doing this, if we're not setting up for this, there's not somebody else who will do that."

But Rhodes wasn't finished objurgating. "The consequences of that are journalists everywhere are less safe. And let's face it, we have a president of the United States who says journalists are the enemy of the state. So values like freedom of speech and dissent suddenly are very endangered around the world. [How he makes that giant leap remains a mystery.] And that's a trend line that I think is getting worse. This vacuum [not unlike the one between his ears] of any advocacy for any democratic values is putting people at risk and there's nobody else who will fill that vacuum if the President of the United States and the United States of America is not doing that." [What? Now there are two countries with similar names?]

Blah, blah, blah.

Blaming Trump for all the ills of society is not only a lie, but it's going to come back and bite Democrats on their collective . . . collective.

Taking Rhodes seriously as someone who knows what he's talking about is a mistake. In a blistering article about Rhodes' lack of experience while in the Obama administration, it's clear that he was just a political operative, not a real pundit, and certainly not a journalist.

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'Morning Joe' The Hypocritical Schmoe

"The Hypocritical Schmoe"

"Morning Joe" The Hypocritical Schmoe, Joe Scarborough, slammed UN Ambassador Nikki Haley on Friday for "threatening" the General Assembly. 

Of course, when The Hypocritical Schmoe was himself a Congressman, he wanted the United States to withdraw from the United Nations altogether--he didn't mention that when he spoke about our ambassador.

Haley threatened to pull funding over the U.N. vote condemning President Trump's recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Scarborough, as liberal hypocrites go, didn't like that idea.

Joel Pollak of Breitbart News found the bill the former make-believe Republican Congressman introduced in 1995--it would have ended U.S. membership in the U.N. which is obviously more radical than what Haley said.

The hyper hypocrite Scarborough said that Haley was "no diplomat" and "an embarrassment to the United States" because of her warning to the UNGA that we will remember their lack of support the next time they need money.

But Scarborough, ever the flaming hypocrite, probably didn't think anyone would remember what he wanted to do regarding our U.N. membership. Oops.

"The United States will remember this day in which it was singled out for attack in the General Assembly for the very act of exercising our right as a sovereign nation," Haley said. "We will remember it when we are called upon to once again to make the world's largest contribution to the United Nations and we will remember it when so many countries come calling on us, as they so often do, to pay even more and to use our influence for their benefit."

Pissed off, Scarborough said, "We're going to need them on Iran. We're going to need their help on North Korea. We may need their help again in Syria. We're going to need their help in a thousand places. And yes, they're going to need our help too. And guess what?" he asked, mimicking Dennis Rodman's famous line, "We're not going to work together if Nikki Haley is going up there humiliating the United States of America by threatening our allies over a non-binding resolution. It's just like Donald Trump's tweets," the hypocritical disrespectful scumcrumpet said. "Every response has to be a nuclear response. There is no subtlety of thought."

But what Haley may lack in subtlety, Scarborough lacks in intellect. We've used subtlety in the past with the UNGA, and with the anti-Zionist, anti-Semitic Organization of Islamic Cooperation and nothing ever changes. 

Presidents Bill Clinton, Barack Hussein Obama and George W. Bush have each said they would declare Jerusalem the rightful capital of Israel, but only President Trump has said it and followed through on the promise.

Joe The Hypocritical Schmoe Scarborough's bill was known as the United Nations Withdraw Act of 1995.

"Effective four years after the date of the enactment of this Act, the United States Mission to the United Nations shall be closed and all staff and any remaining functions of such office shall be carried out through the Secretary of State and the Department of State," the hypocrite's bill stated.

Like "Morning Joe," the bill failed and he resigned in 2001. Now all he needs to do is resign in 2018.



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'Morning Joe' tricks liberal viewers with fake program

MSNBC's 'Morning Joe' hosts tried to trick their naive viewers into thinking Friday's pre-taped show was live. The host, Joe Scarborough and his current partner, Mika

Brzezinski, discussed their Thanksgiving meals, even though the holiday had not yet arrived.

Brzezinski began the show by claiming: "Day after Thanksgiving . . . I'm stuffed," as Scarborough nervously laughed. She then went on to talk about what needs to be done in Congress.

The deception is clearly disrespectful to their fellow leftists because MSNBC tried to create the lie that their overpaid morning show stars would come to work in the early morning hours after a national holiday.

The move was initially reported by The Washington Post on Wednesday.

An MSNBC spokes-liberal declined comment when Fox News tried to reach out.

In the second segment of Friday's "Morning Joe," Brzezinski joked that she forgot to remove the innards of the turkey before cooking it and that it was still a bit frozen when she served it.

"Joe didn't notice; he ate the bag," Willie Geist lied.

Scarborough giggled like an eleven-year-old girl and fired back, "It was good . . . the game last night made up for it."

MSNBC did not feature a disclaimer revealing that it was pre-taped and the only subtle difference was the disappearance of the "live" graphic that's typically present, knowing their audience isn't savvy enough to have caught it.

The scam continued even with their guest, such as Rick Tyler when he was asked about his Thanksgiving.

The Washington Post learned of the scam when a regular "Morning Joe" liberal contacted them and reportedly asked if MSNBC was airing "fake news," clearly illustrating how uninformed their normal viewing audience is. The paper was shocked to see the "Liberal Lovebirds" appearing in studio on the day after Thanksgiving.

The tipster told The Post: "I was quite flabbergasted by the way they were so deceptive about this . . . especially when they are always so quick to castigate lying [or] deception they attribute to others."

The tipster is now 'woke'.

Since the show was a pre-taped scam, they didn't mention the deadly terrorist attack at a mosque in Egypt that killed 305 people, 27 of whom were children. It was the network's news ticker that updated real time news.

An anonymous MSNBC executive spoke with The Post about the situation, but basically brushed it off because facts aren't as important as feelings to liberals.


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Joe and Mika rips one at Trump

Frick and Frack

Joe Scarborough and his fiancee Mika Brzesinski co-hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" ripped one. This time it was over the White House regarding a lawsuit that accuses Fox News of fabricating a story with President Trump's approval.

"We're in a really bad place," Scarborough said, referring to either the MSNBC studio or the USA. "They lied."

A lawsuit filed Tuesday morning by a Fox News contributor alleges that Fox News worked with a Trump donor to create a story about the murder of former DNC staffer Seth Rich, with the direct approval of President Trump.

Scarborough, who, according to my anonymous source [aka Vinny Boombots], allegedly was rubbing on Mika's leg as he spoke, mocked former Press Secretary Sean Spicer by showing a video of him denying any knowledge of the story in question followed by acknowledging that he confirmed meeting key figures in the lawsuit.

Which proves nothing.

Brzezinski, whose IQ dwarfs that of a can of Silly Putty, offered advice to Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Spicer's replacement: "If you lie, it does come back."

Ask yourself how she knows that.

Rod Wheeler, a Fox News contributor, said in the lawsuit that the network and wealthy Trump supporter wanted to shift attention away from Russia. They created the story to help Trump's narrative and claims Trump wanted the story published "immediately."

The suit says that an article by Malia Zimmerman was written to "establish that Seth Rich provided WikiLeaks with the DNC emails to shift the blame from Russia."

Jay Wallace, president of Fox News, provided a statement to TheWrap: 

"The accusation that FoxNews.com published Malia Zimmerman's story to help detract from coverage of the Russia collusion issue is completely erroneous. The retraction of this story is still being investigated internally and we have no evidence that Rod Wheeler was misquoted by Zimmerman. Additionally, FOX News vehemently denies the race discrimination claims in the lawsuit--the dispute between Zimmerman and Rod Wheeler has nothing to do with race."

The "Morning Joe" leftists called the situation "sick."



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The sliming continues with Joe, Mika and Donald

A top White House aide never suggested a quid pro quo during a call with Joe Scarborough regarding a scheduled National Enquirer story, an anonymous source we'll call Vinny Boombots, told Fox News. This is despite Scarborough's claims that a Trump adviser attempted to blackmail him into giving positive coverage to President Trump.

Scarborough, a past conservative whose conversion to liberalism was initiated through his man parts and Mika Brzezinski, made the allegation on Friday's "Morning Joe," a morning cable TV show with over 1,000 viewers without jobs.

Joe and his squeeze Mike provided a crazy-fierce tweet response to a pair of tweets Trump tweeted on Twitter directed at the MSNBC co-habitating hosts the previous day.

But Vinny, who is familiar with the Scarborough situation, called senior adviser Jared Kushner, with whom Scarborough was friendly with,  to ask about a National Enquirer article scheduled to run in early June about the relationship between Scarborough and Brzezinski, who have since announced their engagement.

Joe asked Jared if there was anything that could be done about the article, Vinny said, given Donald's friendship with Dave Pecker (his friends call him 'Pecker'), the chief executive of the Enquirer's parent company, American Media. 

Jared allegedly told Joe that the former GOP congressman needed to talk to Donald himself about the situation, to which Joe said that Donald was angry at him. 

Vinny said that Jared answered, "Well, then maybe you should apologize."

Though Joe and Mika were initially criticized for being too palsy walsy with Donald during the GOP presidential primaries, the friendship eventually soured with Joe and Mika becoming harsh critics of Donald--even going so far as to question his mental health. (It's rumored that Joe took Psych 101 in college.)

Joe described the conversation a lot differently on "Morning Joe," saying a top presidential aide threatened him with a negative story unless he stopped being so negative about Donald, implying Donald's team was blackmailing him. Of course, Joe never identified the aide to whom he 'conversated' with.

However, Vinny who spoke to Fox news said there wasn't anything in the conversation between Jared and Joe to suggest a quid pro quo or an in hoc signo vinces, or even blackmail. It was simply that if Joe wanted to get back on speaking terms with Donald, perhaps an apology was in order, or a kissing of a ring or something in lieu of that.

After "Morning Joe" ended, Donald tweeted to deny Joe's charge:

"Watched low rated @Morning_Joe for first time in long time. FAKE NEWS. He called me to stop a National Enquirer article. I said no! Bad show."

Meanwhile, North Korea continues to work on its ballistic missile program, ISIS is fighting in Mosul, Russia is hacking our industries, and the healthcare bill is still unresolved.

Sad! 



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Trump out tweets himself

MSNBC is about as far left as you can go in media and still pretend to be American. The show Morning Joe with Joe Scarborough and his new sweetheart and bride to be, Mika Brzezinski, have been using President Trump as their private piñata on an almost daily basis.

The loving couple has gone so far as to call the President of the United States "mentally ill," "crazy," "the greatest liar that's ever sat in the White House," "a schmuck," "he looked like a thug," "he looked like a goon," "an idiot," "what an embarrassment to the United States," "he's Vladimir Putin's hostage," and so on. 

To make matters worse, Scarborough referred to Republicans as "fools." Sounds like he's gotten his hands on the Hillary Clinton campaign playbook.

So Trump tweeted in response to Brzezinski's most recent attack that Trump has a fake Time magazine cover of himself displayed at several of his properties:

"I heard poorly rated @Morning_Joe speaks badly of me (don't watch anymore)."

Next, President Trump gave Joe and Mika new sobriquets and tossed out an insult aimed at Brzezinski's appearance:

"Then how come low I.Q. Crazy Mika, along with Psycho Joe, came to Mar-a-Lago 3 nights in a row around New Year's Eve, and insisted on joining me. She was bleeding badly from a face-lift. I said no!" 

So within minutes, Brzezinski tweeted back with a photo of a Cheerios cereal box with the words: "Made for Little Hands," a reference to the accusation that Trump has unusually small hands and that implies small male anatomy (aka 'junk').

On Thursday's White House press briefing, Sarah Huckabee Sanders had the unpopular task of having to defend Trump's tweeting. I didn't envy her and to be honest, as I've said before, Trump needs to stop tweeting every time he feels attacked, especially when his tweets sound like they're being sent from a schoolyard of a high school.

Yes, we like that Trump is outspoken, uncharacteristic and real. But there should be some degree of presidential decorum. Some degree.

It's so easy to bait Donald Trump--just say something outlandish and you have him responding with double the venom.  

He probably should shut off the TV and get his news from his staff.  This is not a reality TV show.

We need to be honest with how we evaluate President Trump. If he can do no wrong, then we only see him as a charismatic leader. If we see when he's wrong, then we're being realistic.

Sometimes he's really good, sometimes, not so much. 

This is one of the latter times.

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Hillary doesn't "do Constitution"

Hillary Clinton is possibly one of the worst human beings ever to run for President of the United States. I wouldn't be surprised if she uses U.S. Constitution toilet paper in the privacy of her home because she doesn't have any respect for the law. 

First she attacks "fake news" calling for it to be stopped, but she doesn't explain who will determine whether or not the news in question is fake, real or simply satire. I write a lot of satirical posts but I assume anyone who reads my blog can tell the difference between satire and straight reporting. People who can't tell the difference should never read The Onion or watch The Daily Show.

Now it has been revealed that the co-host of MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Mika Brzezinski was targeted by the Clinton campaign to get her "pulled off the air" during the White House presidential campaign.

During Friday's "Morning Joe" episode, Mika claimed that while Trump and Clinton battled for the White House the Clinton campaign tried to have her removed from the show. She said the incident happened after she hinted that Hillary didn't have the election in the bag as many believed. It turns out she was correct.

"I was concerned the campaign was not understanding that perhaps there was an arrogance. They needed to sort of get off their high horse and understand that this isn't over," Brzezinski said Friday. "I'll just say it: NBC got a call from the [Clinton] campaign. Like I had done something that was journalistically inappropriate or something and needed to be pulled off the air."

It's likely the Clinton campaign, knowing how far left MSNBC is, was afraid that their leftist audience would be exposed to a different point of view and perhaps sway some votes Trump's way. 

But Brzezinski's revelation of the Clinton campaign's plan was priceless.

We are seeing more and more of late how the left is trying to undo our freedom of expression, in part with political correctness, and also by trying to shut up people with opposing points of view. Perhaps this will change in the new administration--we will see, but I'm skeptical.


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