Fox News analyst: The GOP is an anti-American party

and you've heard of color commentary before right?
Originally Posted by texassapper

Wasn't that a Garret Morris bit on SNL back when it was funny?

One thing I will say in Juan's favor is - he was fired by NPR!

And the woman who fired him had to resign afterwards lol...

https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-...r-news-resigns

One thing I will say in Juan's favor is - he was fired by NPR!

And the woman who fired him had to resign afterwards lol...

https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-...r-news-resigns Originally Posted by lustylad

that was because he dared say dad's make a difference

I thought it was for saying Muslims publicly praying to Mecca in Minneapolis airport while waiting to board his flight made him nervous.

Whatever... he wasn't PC enough for his woke masters at NPR.

you might be right, you just might be right

i was thinking about the book he wrote about the plight of black families

What you should do is turn off the cartoons on Sunday morning and watch the news programs. “Meet the Press” and “Face the Nation” Both have panels made up of 3 pro dem liberals and one conservative to act like there not totally bias which they are.

“Fox News Sunday” also has a panel, 3 conservative and a token Dem most often it’s Juan Williams. He is not a news analyst. Appearance after appearance on Fox News Juan Williams confirms he’s nothing but dem shill, never makes an honest assessment on what’s going on politically.

The amazing thing is that if you would watch on Sunday, you would quickly recognize that all 3 programs address some of the same issues during the past week and since the beginning of 2022 all panel member agree that Joe Biden is a total fuck up. Except of course Juan Williams.

Like the author, I have never voted a straight Democratic ticket.

I would consider it now, but it the Republican vote-suppressors in Texas removed that option.

Keep sloganeering, fellas. Your cake is all icing.

https://thehill.com/opinion/campaign...america-party/


Juan Williams: The GOP is an anti-America party

I am a Democrat. Yet I have voted for Republicans. In fact, one of my sons ran for office as a Republican. My other son worked for Republicans in Congress and the Republican National Committee.

But I can’t stomach what has happened to the GOP in the last year. And I can’t understand why every American isn’t screaming about it.

How can anyone dismiss a violent attack on the U.S. Capitol as just “one day in January,” to quote former Vice President Mike Pence?

{mosads}Doesn’t it infuriate you to see so many Republicans make lying about the winner of the 2020 election a test of party loyalty?

This brings a story to mind.

Four years ago, I mentioned to the late Colin Powell, the former secretary of State, that a well-known conservative media figure had cursed at the mention of his name. The power player said Republicans made Powell rich and famous, and that he showed no loyalty by endorsing President Obama in the 2008 campaign.

Powell leaned into me and said it was “jerks like that” who caused the party to leave him.

Today, another strong conservative member of the GOP, Rep. Dan Crenshaw (Texas), offers a similar assessment. Crenshaw, speaking at a public event this month, described unnamed far-right GOP members of Congress as “grifters” and “performance artists.”

Crenshaw said the party’s commitment to public service has been replaced by media darlings who “know how to say slogans real well. They know how to recite the lines that they know our voters want to hear.”

If Crenshaw is right, the Republican Party’s problems are bigger than former President Trump. The problem is with voters willing to back Trump.

Those are people who value slogans more than the ability to govern the country.

That means ambitious GOP politicians are right to imitate Trump’s tactics of inciting outrage and demeaning anyone, including Republicans, who stand outside the cult.

It also means that Republicans are indifferent to the corruption in the Trump White House that has been detailed in numerous books.

Those books agree Trump tried to overturn the presidential election.

Those books say he bullied his own vice president and tried to intimidate Justice Department officials.

This is contemptible. Yet today’s Republican voters still tell pollsters they will support Trump for the party’s 2024 nomination.

The self-destruction of the party is evident in the GOP’s voting record in Congress.

In the last year, every congressional Republican voted against a bill to help the country recover from the economic damage caused by COVID-19.

Republicans also overwhelmingly opposed an infrastructure bill favored by most Americans.

Now the GOP is opposed to President Biden’s Build Back Better bill to lower taxes for the middle class and help with child care.

Last month, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) apparently shrugged off a question about a Republican agenda to help the country move forward.

A donor at a private dinner asked McConnell about what kind of platform the GOP might actually propose, according to Axios.

McConnell, Axios reported, replied by essentially dismissing the idea that the GOP should even consider doing such a thing, when it could instead make hay just by hitting Democrats.

Republicans in the Senate, led by Utah’s Mike Lee, recently threatened a government shutdown to oppose the Biden administration’s mandate that larger businesses must require their employees to either get vaccinated or have weekly COVID-19 tests.

Opposing a mandate for vaccination is legitimate. Allowing a deadly vaccine hesitancy to grow among Republicans to score political points is worthy of scorn.

That indifference to public good leads to the conclusion that the GOP wants to collapse faith in government to gain support for a coup attempt in 2024.

{mossecondads}The Atlantic recently featured the headline “January 6 was Practice.”

Barton Gellman writes this chilling synopsis:

“For more than a year now, with tacit and explicit support from their party’s national leaders, state Republican operatives have been building an apparatus of election theft. … They are driving out or stripping power from election officials who refused to go along with … the Big Lie.”

Last week, a group of academic and Democratic political strategists surveyed by The New York Times’s Thomas B. Edsall almost unanimously agreed that “the Republican Party under the leadership of Trump is a threat to democracy.”

That finding is consistent with a November letter to Congress by more than 150 scholars sounding the alarm for the future of government by and for the people.

They wrote that “this is no ordinary moment” for American democracy, but a “moment of great peril and risk,” produced by the January insurrection and efforts by Republicans nationwide to seize control of vote-counting for future elections.

Biden recently hosted the first ever White House “Summit for Democracy.”

He warned of threats to global democracy that include “voices that seek to fan the flames of societal division and political polarization.”

He had every right to include Republicans in the United States.

The time has come for every American, including the president, to stand up and act before it is too late.

Juan Williams is an author, and a political analyst for Fox News Channel. Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

Juan Williams confirms he’s nothing but dem shill, never makes an honest assessment on what’s going on politically.
. Originally Posted by tman1847

thats excellent phraseology

never makes an honest assessment

He doesn’t

in the face of facts, common sense, logic and reality, he spins some awful protection of dimocrat belligerence

thats excellent phraseology

never makes an honest assessment

He doesn’t

in the face of facts, common sense, logic and reality, he spins some awful protection of dimocrat belligerence Originally Posted by nevergaveitathought

The OP is a stranger to facts and reality also.

https://t.me/rrndaily/288111

You do know that Juan F-ing Williams is the Demonicrat minority on FOX The Five show and others. Right? You do remember he came to FOX after he got shit-canned from the left-tarded NPR gaggle after being called anti-Muslim. Right? Juan F-ing Williams . Come on man!

everyone knows the GOP doesn't allow people named Juan to be in the party.


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everyone knows the GOP doesn't allow people named Juan to be in the party.


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Originally Posted by eccieuser9500

fake.


Hegyes was born in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, to a Hungarian-American father, Stephen, and an Italian-American mother, Marie Dominica Cocozza. Hegyes was the oldest of four siblings (Mark, Stephanie, and Elizabeth).

I see YR is in a fapping mood today!