Did Anyone Else See Anthony Weiner Pwn Fox and Friends?

I was actually watching Fox this morning to get a sense of the one sided views, misleading reports and outright lies they were pushing to their audience. By chance, I saw Anthony Weiner on Fox and Friends. And he definitely layed the smack down on all 3 host as he had done to Joe Scarsborough a week earlier on Morning Joe. Here's a link to the link: http://www.youtube.com/watc h?v=XPI0Ty57VTA

http://www.youtube.com/watc h?v=XPI0Ty57VTA

I wish more Democrats could actually debate as well as Anthony Weiner, but that is not the case. Of course after he torched them, Fox brought one of their "objective" "legal analysts" to offuscate and mislead the Fox audience (not shown in clip), when Weiner is not there, nor any proponent on the public option to counter the "objective" analyst's claims.

Oh well, I'm just thankful Representative Weiner was there to properly lay out the case. (Thanks for representing Brooklyn Tech H.S. Alums well)
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by sampson on 08/25/2009 11:38:05 AM EST

It is very possible that the single person who looks best in this entire health care debacle is Anthony Weiner.  I wonder how Democrats vote for the chain of command in the House, because I would certainly prefer Wiener over Hoyer as the Majority Leader.

by Milltycoon on 08/25/2009 01:19:40 PM EST

I have little faith in the ability of Democrats in Congress to choose sound, strong leadership in either the House or Senate, and especially in the Senate. The Democrats went from Tom Daschle to Harry Reid. As Cenk might put it- weak sauce to even weaker sauce. And as Harry Reid's eminent loss looms, I have the bad feeling that the Democrats will find a way to pick an even weaker leader in the Senate, maybe even a Blue Dog.  

by nigerachy1 on 08/25/2009 03:26:57 PM EST

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...and Pelosi apparently is decently strong.  She isn't fantastic, but since the Democrats have controlled the House (07-09), their track record of getting bills out of the House has been pretty good (before those initiatives die in the Senate).  So maybe House Democrats _are_ amenable to a strong leader.

  I honestly don't understand how Reid became the ML in the Senate, or how he stays in that position.  He isn't popular in Nevada, he is rarely complimented (on TV, anyway) by his fellow Democrats, he is surely not popular among Republicans, he isn't charismatic, passionate or manipulative, he has a wretched legacy of Democratic bills dying or being gutted in the Senate, and he isn't the most senior or most decorated or most pedigreed Democratic Senator.  He has been an embarrassment to the country and to the Democratic Party on at least 4 highly-publicized occasions since 2006, and I cannot recall any occasion of him being lauded as politically shrewd or courageous.  Even if the Democratic Senators have shown that they are capable of siding with special interests (or even Republicans) rather than with their constituents on certain issues, it would still be hard to believe that the _majority_ of them are actively happy with a powerless figurehead joke as their "leader" to ensure that nothing substantive gets done.  Maybe a dozen of them sometimes feel this way, but not the mainstream of the Party.  So, again, I don't know how or why he stays.

He should be fired immediately.
 

by Milltycoon on 08/25/2009 04:45:31 PM EST

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Thanks for the link.

by Spencer on 08/25/2009 03:44:26 PM EST

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