Appearing on MSNBC’s Jansing and Co., Vanity
Fair contributing editor Carl Berstein joined the ranks of his fellow liberal
journalists who are slamming the Romney campaign and the entire Republican
Party as radical.
With
President Obama speaking to the United Nations General Assembly Tuesday and not
meeting with any foreign leaders during the trip but appearing on The View, you would think NBC’s Today would ask their political director
about the controversy. Well, you’d be
wrong.
In the wake of Romney’s “47 percent” comments and less than positive
polling from key swing states, every squishy Republican in the liberal
media's stable of acceptable Republicans went into full panic mode. But
just yesterday, President Obama made a huge admission when he admitted
that his biggest miscalculation was that he thought he could change
Washington from the inside.
Saturday
Night Live trashed Mitt Romney and gave President Obama a pass on their
September 20 election special. SNL, which is known for its unabashed
liberalism, took to the air Thursday night to smear Romney as a racist
politician. In total, SNL spent over 6 minutes smearing Governor Romney
but just 13 seconds gently poking fun at the president indirectly.
Not
content to keep his trashing of Mitt Romney and the Republican Party confined
to his Morning Joe program on MSNBC, Republican congressman-turned-political
commentator Joe Scarborough took his show on the road to Burbank, California,
last night, slamming Republicans on The Tonight Show.
It
took less than 12 hours after it was published online at the website of leftist
magazine Mother Jones for a video secretly recorded at a Mitt Romney fundraiser
in May to appear all over NBC and MSNBC. The heavily-edited video,
obtained by the grandson of former President Jimmy Carter, has been a staple of
MSNBC coverage the past two days.
Stick
a fork in Romney, he's done! The election's over! According to hard-left MSNBC
contributors anyway. It's just a matter of time before Chris Matthews demands a
prime slot on the president's inaugural ball dance card.
