February 16, 2025
Sunday Morning Stupidity
Timothy Birdnow
On Fox News Sunday Juan Williams just said that what Vice President Vance said to the Europeans "harkens back to Naziism". The truly offensive thing is that the panel just let him get away with that claim. EVERY member of that panel should have jumped down his throat.
This shows the Left is getting desperate.
He also called Nazis "right wing" and nobody corrected him. Molly Hemmingway (from the Federalist) argued with him but did not point out that Naziism was a leftist philosophy. We have got to do that every time the Left pulls this "right wing Nazi" b.s.
Williams, whose I.Q. rivals his belt size, was arguing about how we had to fight WWII because we didn't act earlier. Odd; he and his buddies opposed every and all interventions by prior Republican administrations. I seem to remember Williams was bitterlya gainst the Afghan and Iraqi wars, yet the argument made for both was identical to the hypothetical one he now employs.
When did the Democrats ever care about displaying strength?
Later Senattor Tim Kaine was on complaining about Trump's firing the Inspector Generals "the first thing Trump did was fire all the Inspector Generals, the people who act as watchdogs". So WHY DIDN'T THESE CLOWNS DO IT BEFORE TRUMP CAME INTO OFFICE? How did spending get so out of control with these wonderful watchdogs?
If you hire a plumber do you keep paying him even though your plumbing remains broken for years?
He whines about Congress not being included, but the same argument applies; they are the ones who blew all the money in the first place. This is like going to an abortionist for pediatric care.
He said Bill Clinton cut spending, and he did to a degree, but why? He was blowing money fast and furious until the Republican Revolution swept Newt Gingrich and the GOP into office and he had no choice. Clinton figured "if you can't beat them join them" and took credit for what the Republicans did in the legislature.
Kaine is saying DOGE is a tool for the rich to cut spending and get a big tax cut for themselves. Who cares? THEY are the ones who provide jobs, not the illegal aliens.
The Democrats are truly getting desperate and think Americans will buy the same old story from them. Rush Limbaugh used to say they always recycled the same playbook because it worked, and it did because they owned the media. But now technology has weakened the corporate media and people are realizing these same tired shibboleths are just lies.
Update: Juan Williams just said the Constitution places the courts in the position of final authority. I'd like him to provide the actual Constitutional clause where it says that - he can't because it isn't there. SCOTUS asserted this right in Marbury v. Madison and while it has worked for us, by and large, it is in no way set in stone - it is merely precedent. Congress could pass a law any time it liked putting the Courts in their place and the judges couldn't stop it (of course they could declare the law unconstitutional,but if they don't have the authority to make such a claim it's a moot point - nor do they have the power to implement their judgement.)
Alexander Hamilton, writing in Federalist 78, said of the courts:
In short it is not supposed to have the kind of power it currently exercises. Now it has power over the purse and the sword.
So Williams doesn't know what he's talking about (as usual).
On Fox News Sunday Juan Williams just said that what Vice President Vance said to the Europeans "harkens back to Naziism". The truly offensive thing is that the panel just let him get away with that claim. EVERY member of that panel should have jumped down his throat.
This shows the Left is getting desperate.
He also called Nazis "right wing" and nobody corrected him. Molly Hemmingway (from the Federalist) argued with him but did not point out that Naziism was a leftist philosophy. We have got to do that every time the Left pulls this "right wing Nazi" b.s.
Williams, whose I.Q. rivals his belt size, was arguing about how we had to fight WWII because we didn't act earlier. Odd; he and his buddies opposed every and all interventions by prior Republican administrations. I seem to remember Williams was bitterlya gainst the Afghan and Iraqi wars, yet the argument made for both was identical to the hypothetical one he now employs.
When did the Democrats ever care about displaying strength?
Later Senattor Tim Kaine was on complaining about Trump's firing the Inspector Generals "the first thing Trump did was fire all the Inspector Generals, the people who act as watchdogs". So WHY DIDN'T THESE CLOWNS DO IT BEFORE TRUMP CAME INTO OFFICE? How did spending get so out of control with these wonderful watchdogs?
If you hire a plumber do you keep paying him even though your plumbing remains broken for years?
He whines about Congress not being included, but the same argument applies; they are the ones who blew all the money in the first place. This is like going to an abortionist for pediatric care.
He said Bill Clinton cut spending, and he did to a degree, but why? He was blowing money fast and furious until the Republican Revolution swept Newt Gingrich and the GOP into office and he had no choice. Clinton figured "if you can't beat them join them" and took credit for what the Republicans did in the legislature.
Kaine is saying DOGE is a tool for the rich to cut spending and get a big tax cut for themselves. Who cares? THEY are the ones who provide jobs, not the illegal aliens.
The Democrats are truly getting desperate and think Americans will buy the same old story from them. Rush Limbaugh used to say they always recycled the same playbook because it worked, and it did because they owned the media. But now technology has weakened the corporate media and people are realizing these same tired shibboleths are just lies.
Update: Juan Williams just said the Constitution places the courts in the position of final authority. I'd like him to provide the actual Constitutional clause where it says that - he can't because it isn't there. SCOTUS asserted this right in Marbury v. Madison and while it has worked for us, by and large, it is in no way set in stone - it is merely precedent. Congress could pass a law any time it liked putting the Courts in their place and the judges couldn't stop it (of course they could declare the law unconstitutional,but if they don't have the authority to make such a claim it's a moot point - nor do they have the power to implement their judgement.)
Alexander Hamilton, writing in Federalist 78, said of the courts:
" The judiciary, on the contrary, has no influence over either the sword [executive] or the purse [legislative] ,”
[...]
and the judiciary has "no direction either of the strength or of the wealth of the society; and can take no active resolution whatever.”
[...]
and the judiciary has "no direction either of the strength or of the wealth of the society; and can take no active resolution whatever.”
In short it is not supposed to have the kind of power it currently exercises. Now it has power over the purse and the sword.
So Williams doesn't know what he's talking about (as usual).
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Juan Williams was a DEI hire before there were DEI hires. Back when he was in a time slot where I used to be sort of obliged to listen to him, I always wondered how it was that he actually got paid for "talking so stupid." And it was obvious that none of the Caucasians on Fox News did the same.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at February 17, 2025 12:33 AM (rDOKo)
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Your writing creates a space of peace and understanding for readers. This post was heartfelt, thoughtful, and wonderfully done smm cheap panel
Posted by: SMM Panel at February 18, 2025 12:52 AM (ItL6O)
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Agreed Dana. I believe he came from NPR originally.
The amazing thing is he continues to speak utter stupidity and somehow Fox lets him get away with it. The other panelists on FNS should jump down his throat - or mock him. They don't.
The amazing thing is he continues to speak utter stupidity and somehow Fox lets him get away with it. The other panelists on FNS should jump down his throat - or mock him. They don't.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at February 18, 2025 08:37 AM (smPia)
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