August 30, 2007
The Larry Craig Scandal (Armstrong Williams)
In this video, Armstrong Williams discusses how the media loves to pounce on a scandal, especially the one involving Sen. Larry Craig (R-Idaho).
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Armstrong, you are blaming the Dems for the scandal. And you are disappointed, but what do you expect? The Pubs have set themselves up as the keepers of morality. They are doomed to failure. They are the Pharisees of our age.
Comment by Gary Anderson — August 30, 2007 @ 6:17 pm
Oh I see; Armstrong. Larry Craig has been victimized? Now that is a joke. Did the RNC pay you to raise that flag up the pole. You neocons are going crazy.
Comment by Chris in NM — August 30, 2007 @ 6:26 pm
The strong paycheck Armstrong received from the Bush Administration has him working for them, long after his employment period. Here we have the same diversionary blame game by the GOP. The bottom line to the pigginess of this Senator, is ONLY the hypocricy of the party of family values. To a person, the biggest gay haters in the GOP are all repressed gay men themselves. This has nothing to do with Democrats of media pouncing. It's about irony, and it's about self hatred. End of story.
Comment by Chris Calbi — August 31, 2007 @ 7:47 am
All the liberals have to offer is hate and rage. Isn't that a sign of immaturity?
Comment by Robert Rosencrans — August 31, 2007 @ 10:14 am
Tell me what hate and rage you're referring to, Mr. Rosencrans. You people are incapable of having a legitimate discussion, so you fire the guns.
Nothing that I wrote is political. It's about hypocricy, and it's about getting folks like you to be true Americans. Let our gay brothers and sisters into the mainstream, with the respect that all Americans enjoy, and we won't have our elected officials, and other repressed citizens, crawling around airport rest rooms trying to satisfy their urges.
Comment by Chris Calbi — September 1, 2007 @ 10:15 am
Rosencrans, you must be kidding. The most political people who ever lived were neocons and their allies who came to Washington to clean it up. These perverts were doomed to failure because they were phonies. Nothing you say, Rosencrans, can change that.
Larry Craig called Clinton a nasty guy. He may have been sneaking around restrooms while doing so Rosencrans. How sicko is this guy and how can you possibly defend it.
You should see the pundits on CNN trying to defend the Pubs for getting rid of him quickly. But really, Rosencrans, how many cockroaches remain in the closet?
Comment by Gary Anderson — September 2, 2007 @ 12:17 am
When are you going to come out of the closet, Armstrong? Will you come out with dignity or be forced out by scandal?
Comment by Tyrone — September 3, 2007 @ 12:29 pm
How galling that a pundit who has admitted to being a paid-off mouthpiece only after being caught, now tries to defend another blatant hypocrite as a victim of the left. That anyone would believe anything you say, Mr. Armstrong, indicates the sad state of affairs in this country today.
Comment by tom rogers — September 4, 2007 @ 12:38 am